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Milford chronicle., 1950-02-17

mas J. Sard, Of Wilm. The services
will continue throughout Sunday
March twelfth, the Rev. F. Charles
LOuhoff, Jr., will be in charge Of
all the services and the Rev. Tho
nhs ]. Sard will be the Speaker.
In the morning at Whites Chapel
at IL a. M, at Zion in the afternoon
at 8 p. m. and in the evening 1880 p.
m. at COnley's Chapel. On Sunday,
March 26 Mr.. and Mrs. Beldin Ster-
ling Gospel Singers of Crisfield,
Nd, will be on the Charge in all
three of the churches.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Robinson
entertained at dinner last Sunday
at their home near Angola, the
Rev. and Mrs. F. Charles Louhoff,
Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melloy Conaway are
the proud parents of a little daug-
hter born at Beebe Hospital Feb
ruary 3rd. The Mother and daug-
hter have returned home and are
doing nicely. The babay's name is
Melody Ann.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Best en-
tertained at dinner last Sunday and
for the day Mr.. and Mrs. John FIRE.
nch and family Of Milford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleve Clifton Of Mil
ton were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. F'rancie Kitchens last Tues
} day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frances Kitchens
entertained at dinner last Tuesday
! Mr.. and Mrs. Cleve Clifton Of Mil
ton, on Wednesday evening they
had as their guests Mr. and Mrs.
! Thomas Best and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Truitt Mr.. and Mrs. Kitchens
also entertained over the weekend
their daughter Mrs. Hettie Jester
of Georgetown and entertained as
| dinner guests on Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gilbert Darby and son jackie
of Phila.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest COnwell oil
Milton were the guests of Miss Eli
4 zabeth Wilson last Sunday.
] Mrs. Helen Roach and daughter
Faye spent last Friday and Satur.
day at Dover, with Mrs. Roach,
sister Mrs. William H. Richter.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Davidson ant
children Mary Virginia and Car
4 Jr., were entertained at dinner ant
for the day last Sunday by Mr.. ant
Mrs. John r. Hitch at their hom,
near Overlook.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie J. Murk ant
daughter Susanne entertained owe
last weekend Mr.. and Mrs. Charle
j George and sons Charles Jr., ant
\ Robert and daughter Doris of Dor
sey, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Mitchell
Milford chronicle., 1950-02-17
EPWORTH

The W. S. c. s. of Epworth
church will hold a covered dish
supper in the Dublin Hill Com
munity Hall, Wednesday evening,
February 22nd, at $3.50. Adults SOC
and a covered dish, children Csc.
After the supper there will be an
auction sale proceeds for the bene-
fit of Epworth Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth West en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. William A.
Evans and granddaughter Of Drex-
el Hill, Pa, for few days last
week. Sunday afternoon callers
were Mr.. and Mrs. William Chand-
Ter. Jr., and daughter of DagsbOrO.
Mrs. Glenna Adams was a lunch
con guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Lo-
ockerman and daughter on Sunday
Callers have been Mrs. Sara Davis
Evans of Cambridge, Md, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thurman G. Adams, Mrs. Ge-
orgia Wiley, Mr.. Clarence Adams
and Mr.. Lewis r. LOockerman anC
sons, William and Thomas.
Miss Mary r. LOOckerman called
on Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Fountain
and Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Law
less of Denton, Md, on Wednesday
Milford chronicle., 1950-02-17

minutes Of the last meeting were
read by the secretary Mrs. Grace
Millman and were approved as
read. Thirty one responded to the
roll call. The treasurer's report
was read by Mrs. Alice Truitt. All
other matters Of business were at
tended to. Under the heading Of
New business, the Society decided
to hold a bake Saturday morning
February 25th, in the front Of the
Coastal Gas Co, in Lewes. The
business meeting adjourned. The
entertaining committee took over
with Mrs. INLAND Davidson in
charge, presenting the following
program: reading entitled when
We Have Company" by Mary r.
Vincent; Solo, THE Royal Tele-
phone" by F. Charles Louhoff, Jr.;
reading, Train To Heaven" by
Mrs. Marie Brittingham; Solo, AT
the Cross" by paynter Vincent; !;
Closing Hymn, "Old Rugged Cross
sung by all. The hostess Mrs. T.
Charles Louhoff and co-hostesses
Mrs. Minos Conaway and Mrs.
Frances Kitchens served delicious
Ice cream, home made cookies and
candy.
Special services will be held at
Zion Church next Sunday afternoon
February 18th. Beginning at 2:SO
p. nj There will be special singing
and the guest speaker will be the
Rev. Elmer J. Hooking Of Milton
Rev. and Mrs. Hooking will also
sing.
Laymen's Day will be observed
at Conley's Chapel next Sunday
February 18th at the morning Wor-
ship service several laymen viii
be in charge.
Other special meetings to be helC
on the Nassau Triangle are as fol
lows; On Sunday evening, Febru
airy 26th, beginning at 1880 p. m. a
/ Whites Chapel Missionary pro
gram will be given. directed b!
Mrs. Norman G. Neff MissiOnar!
Supt. On Sunday evening March 5
/ 1880 p. m. the NJ. Y. F. will sponsor
a Young. peoples service. This will
be a service for young people b!
the young people. A group from
Wesley Junior College will be pre-
sent and will present a program
directed by Miss Emma Madciff. A
Conley's Chapel Thursday and Fri
i day evening March ninth and tent
Evangelistic services will be hell
the Rev. James r. Langrall of Dea
Island, Md, will assist the pastor
and or Saturday evening Marcl
eleventh, an Evangelistic servic,
will be held and the speaker TO
this occasion will be the Rev. Tho
Milford chronicle., 1950-02-17
NASSAU

wise old sage once said. you
can fool all Of the people some Of
ne time and some Of the people
All 81 the time, but you can't fool
al Of the people all Of the tine,
And 50 Il was last Saturday even
ing around 500 p. ni. when dense
smoke overshadowed the Southern
states Cooperative feed building
operated by Mr.. Irving Burton.
some Of the people Of the town
we're alarmed until they found out
that the smoke came from lot Of
oo71-cobs and chaff which were
dumped behind the building and
set On fire. The smoke settled for a
time and q calm came over the com
saanity. About midnight after
saauy Of the residents had retired
the smoke again became dense and
someone passing thru the town
sent in an alarm 70 the fire house
at Iewes and almost Immediately
several hundred people IN cars
we're upon the scene and rushing
10 the place from whence came the
smoke they soon left to return to
their homes. It uas a fine tryout
for the fire department the sound
ing Of the siren and other noises
a7ssised the whole community who
could see the alertness and the eff
ficiency Of our Lewes Fire Depart
ment. AIS well that ends well,
The fine weather last Sunday
morning brought out many wor-
shippers TO the church services on
the Nassau Methodist Triangle.
Zion Church services was held at
s:45 a. m. and had an excellent at
tendance. AT Whites Chapel the
Sunday School attendance was
large and exceeded any Sunday this
year. A large crowd was present al
the Morning Worship service. Botf
choirs sang. The adult choir sana
'sThe Ninety And Nine" and the
Junior choir sang Gods Love-. AT
election Of Trustees was held which
now makes nine members who art
as follows: Carl Davidson; John r
Hitch. Minos T. Conway, Arthur B
Campbell, DeVerne Doty, Greene
Birmingham, Beaufort Warrington
Norman C. NeffR and Warrington
Vincent.
The HOllymOunt Home Demon
stration Club met at the Parsonage
last Wednesday afternoon Februar!
Sth with Mrs. Charles F. LOuhoff
Jr.. as the hostess. Forty members
were present and had an enjoyable
time.
The regular monthly meeting o
the w. S. c. S. Of Whites Chape
was held at the Parsonage last Fri
day evening February 10th, will
Mrs. Ida Mitchell. president pre-
siding. The meeting was opened
with the hymn ''Tn the Garden,
sung by all. Scripture reading b.
Mrs. ll0uhOff. the Lords Praye
was said by all. The reading of tn
Milford chronicle., 1950-02-17

had as their Sunday dinner guests,
Mrs. Georgia Wiley, Miss Louise
Kitchens and Thurman, Jr., Of the
University Of Delaware.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thurman Adams
and Mrs. Lewis Smith were Wilm.,
shoppers on Wednesday.
Mrs. Norman Adams and daugh-
ter, Jane attended Farm and Home
Week at the University Of Della
ware on Wednesday, where Miss
Jane Adams gave a demonstration
on making a cake the All way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Smith enter
Milford chronicle., 1950-02-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Anthony
were Sunday dinner guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Nelson.
Margaret Ann Smith attended e
birthday party on Saturday given
for Janet Hopkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth West cali
led on Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua West,
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Nelson were
entertained at a turkey dinner on
Sunday at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thurman Adams
Milford chronicle., 1950-02-17
Water for Livestock

Farmers should investigate thor
oughly the mineral content Of wat
er fed to livestock. In addition, de-
velop a reliable source Of stock
water in the amount Of 10 to 20
gallons per COW per day and more
when dairy animals are concerned.
Milford chronicle., 1950-02-17

were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Anderson last Saturday at st.
Johns Crossroads and on last Sun
day Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Nit
chell had as their guests Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Argo of Miltan.
Nassau Methodist Triangle
+. Charles LOuhOff Jr., pastor
Sunday, February l9
CONLEY'S Chapel 10 a. m. sun
day school, Alden S. Hopkins supt.,
Laymen's Day will be observed at
the morning worship service begin
ming at II a. m. Several of the Lay
men will conduct the service. The
Choir will sing an appropriate Sc
lection. The minister of the. church
viii preach the sermon. The mems
chorus will sing and the laymen
will be in charge of the closing ex-
ercises.
WHITES Chapel 10 a. m. Sunday
school, Norman G. Neff supt. This
church had the largest attendance
to Sunday school it has had il
years if you were there you enjoyed
it, if not you missed a treat. Be sure
and be on hand next Sunday.
IL a. m. song and praise service
Warrington Vincent, Leader.
ZION Church Sunday at 10 a. m
Raymond NJ. Lank, supt.
IL a. m. song and praise servic,
Eldridge Donovan leader.
2:S0 p. m. Special program begin
ming. with an old fashioned son,
and praise service. The Wilson
Brothers will sing. The guest spea
ker will be the Rev. Elmer J. Hook
ing of Milton, Rev. and Mrs. Hook
ing will sing.
Milford chronicle., 1950-02-17
Picture Hanging

Thumb tacks placed on the wan
side Of the bottom Of piefare
frames win keep them away from
the wall. preventing Gust from coi-
lecsing behind the pictures and wau
stains.
Milford chronicle., 1950-02-17

lained Mr.. ana Mrs. Gus Lundell
on Tuesday evening
Mrs. Lewis Smith was q Dover
visitor on Monday.
Evening star., 1950-05-26
RETIRING?

Inspect this property where you can
enjoy. cool summer breezes In this
new brick rambler situated on one
acre Of beautiful ground. House
SInssls Sits heat.o-istor. t nv dinette M
bedrms. and bath. Bsmt. has nm
ished bedrm.. rec. rm. with flre-
place. " bath and laundry; attached
2-car garage. Price, S21 800. d.
RECTIOES: miles from Silver
Spring on Route % to Colesville
on Copley I'd. to house. Please call
Mrs. Upp, SH. 0335 or HU. 1886.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
Georgetown
DAotfnra
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COLORED-RIVER TERRACE
e ROOM-CORNER

Beautiful large rooms situated on 34th
st: Truly the outstanding modern
community. Ask for Mr.. Sheehan,
RE. 1888; eyes,, LU. 4-2454. cox
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HOME FOR YOURSELF
OPEN FRIDAY, SO PM.
ANGNnAIr
PECK COMPANY
WAKE ITPI

Beautiful home with large lot. IN
wonderful cond.; saS heat fnii
bsmt. Located 20 min. from waX
on good tranSp. Best terms n
you are looking for the best hny
In town call on this one CsiI NJ
Richard, cox & CO., RE. i6S3
HAVE LOTS OF KIDS?
II So. see this lovely home for only
M0'oo0. lst A, liv. rm., din.
i'm i'm . Kit" bedrms. ana bath;
i9ested In the Queens Chapel
SnNoppins N a-es should so GI.
NON-VETS, $500 Down
on this brick with full bSnt.. kit,
and and dinettes liv. rm., 9 bedrms.
ana bath; $40 per mo, Including
eyerythins. Only Si0,p5O,
PARDON MY ENTHUSIASM
But I have Just seen this lovely
LIST f. contains 2o.ft' Iiv. Tm
with tirepl., family-sized din. rm nm. |.
lse. equipped kit: end d has
master-sized bedrnS. with rsS
closets balcony porch on one of
Ine oedrms;. lge, front and side
porehes fun bSmt., h,-E oii hest
garage under porch, lee. oak shade
trees, holly trees, mAgnolta treeS.
many. many flowers; plans for
SS%immins Sins pool Located In lovely
BURCH REALTY Co
Reeaitors; e s505 Baltic. blvd, COLLEGE
@ Pm" WA. 564l, UN. 3SGi. sH.
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NEW BRICK CAPE COD
S75O DOWN-GI

$750 DOWN-GI
3h bedrms.; $50 mo. Don't fail TO
see this lovely Cape Cod bungalow
with dinette space. Q bedrms. on lst
A.; large twin-sized bedrm. INand
small rm. on End A.: loc. on large
corner lot In excellent neighhorhood,
8 blks. from school and . blks.
thesds e 'IS Naval 'ds Hespitsl ' and ns~ SILVER Yer
Spring. Call Mr.. Gordon, 10. 5-S705,
Sat-. Sun and ewes.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC.-1520 K ST. NV.
MA. 914l
Evening star., 1950-05-26
Near MARYLAND University
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

AshAslsRnA suhs o Mn sh4:, h2q: f5,ss Ss1:
wood foors. tiled BATH boeasmf;; sa1sU, hl5d. f,e
SiI S14 a7e Sed heat nz on e lovely h-acre lot.
T. r GoToN To 'eG9 RGaLfYg fpgsp me ~ .1s q
.rt; ~; veynon ave-. Alex, Va. -27
bungaloy No. 308 Now being cons
pieted; bedrms. bath. full bsmt., on
NY MSfoN S5 81 qX RE4fT9, ffeG2 2Secsn fSc
24lo Mt. Vernon ave, Alex. va,
ALEXANDRIA. is min. out. Garage,
lot % WSch On has sas bear bean Of don.S nice acre
home; has 2 bedrms.; live in the
front of the lot; 81, 600 down Pay
S SX5 per per- mo. Total price. S3.306.
2oroS No SS0qa REsGT9e s9Gpfe iNel sil s4,s 8 = T.
yern9n ave, Alexandria. Va. ~
Cape Cod. Liv. rm. with fireplace
an Sin rm;' equip. kit. bedrm, and half
PAY paah ,,1na on lst a.; z nice bedrms. and
gas a.-c. heat. We'll shaded lot G'iSdd and
service. personnel II is very con-
veniently located. with possession on
sfsssitmeP5; sesiton' o;w. sssS sSES1L B. LupJ2N.
DEL RsAY-a;story frame home No Mo- 4,
porchS fun ssmt.. with nice apt.
81 5000 r.St,Tn' dSTn' fun price $4,000. Ths
REALTY. d: 4. INC. NC. ?tiS Mt. NVStSa VsfSoa
FAIRFAX. bungalow No. 324, Frame.
6edrns; bath. lot 5ox1s0: oil 40
%onthly psyaents SOP " ssisi Tsfs neSs HSsr
Ing nnao interest. taxes and insur. oV,
REALTY, NC. 2&i6 Mt. V Vernon
FAYE aye; A,exanaIia; ". -2f
{. on i acre acre Of isnd; = G''fs souse urom not u
completely finished but is in liyabie
condition; 3 bedrooms and bath up;
pedroom. LIVING room. kitchen. din
ing room. h bath down; 2 large un-
$li 500, sood financing. MccAY 4
FALfs cH1RcH-Brick cHH5iseii. E SenS' ana francs Ss
bedrms.. compl. equipped kit, gar.
page disposal. expansion attic, fun
e0xi2o. Price, $1,000. Sc. 600 down. S
JE. 3-9l00 or FA. 30Os. rs
FRANCONIA - Beautiful BUNGALOW:
lse. liv. rm.. firepl.. lovely garden,
grove. stream, garage, stable. 1T
acre lot. Few min, d. c. over Shir-
ley hwy. Although some work not
completed. IT'S . real buy at $9.e5O
on sood terms. JAMES Z. MARoNEY.
JEFFERsoN MANOR, Special No 2Is 10.
2-story brick, tiled bath. full bsmt..
gas a-c heat. Nr. shop center. Pay
$500 down and Ss5.39 per mo. In
5000. open . til 0, j. T. MORON
REALTY INC. 2415 Nj. Vernon
MeLEAN@FoSufr Sf miles D. C. Beautiful
country home on Ia acres. situated
in one OF the most perfect settings,
Large 2-Story home with slate roof
on quiet paved street Family-size
din rm., kitchen equipped with
metal cabinets. open stairway to
End hoor with 3 large bedrms. and
bath. plenty of closet space, 3-caF
garage, stable with automatic water
and electricity. poultry house. young
orchard consisting OF four apples.
and black walnut trees. SCI S ooo
by apot. PENTAooN REALTY CO.
Fairfax 3a6. Fairfax 736. --2s
3h BEDRMs.. brick. level shaded lot.
gar; excel. sect, $4,000. NORVK
eSss.l STALFY cR. fs1s. 81; NC IA. eaSSs7; eSs7;
3 BEDRM. brick. shaded lot. conv. 10
schools. stores: located In Ariing-
ton Forest. S15.p50. NORVA REAL
~ co. INC, Pa. 6097; ewes, CH.
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1750 LYMAN pr,
CQIOREp

OPEN SAT. AND SUNDAY, / TO z
1912 d st. ne, attrac. S-rm. row
PRICK; Al eond.. arranged for 2
full bsmt., gas heat, gar: completely
furn. or unfurn. Only, S14,750,
excel terms. Call SH. 0601; ewes,
LA. 6-SS00.
L. H. Carmichael Realty Co.
Evening star., 1950-05-26

CT OR CIVILIAN
$500 Down Cash, $59.46 Mo.
COVERS p PRINGIPAL;, AL, INTEREST N
VIERS MILL VILLAGE
SILVER SPRING, MD.
S-mo. .-old. well-located, 2-bedrm
bungalow with storage attic. full
basement and 60x100 lot. adjacent
to shopping center, schools and
transp. Directions: Out Georgia
ave. and Viers Mill I'd. to shopping
center under construction. turn left
on Randolph rd. follow arrows) to
Colin I'd. turn left on Colin I'd,
into lakewood rd., continuing to
Fernhill; then right to open sign
Open daily. 2 to ? or by appt. Sat
LEACH g. CRONIN
Lo. 5-2772, or eyes,. N. v. Hays
SH 1906 Us
Evening star., 1950-05-26
RIVER CLUB ESTATES

RIVER CLUB ESTATES
Attention Army d Navy oficers. Indi.
vidually designed house. studio liv-
ing room and gallery in pine; two
bedrooms. dining room, kit. util.
room and bath. acre Twenty two
miles DC, 8 mi. Annapolis. Pur-
chase entities owner to club and
boat dockage:
$9,750
From 18th and H ne. drive 25 miles
on Bennins I'd. toward Annapolis
Route 214: turn right 80 miles. Call
20: s-7462; DU. 6014; West River
Evening star., 1950-05-26
HoUsEs-SALE-s.E. Cont

OPEN ALL DAY until sold, by
owner. 5 rm. brick. beautifully dec
GRATED, bus at door, shops blks. /;
Apply 217 Atlantic st. -2S
Evening star., 1950-05-26
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

ATTRACTIVE TOWN HOME
Practically new HISTORY dwelling on
Hawthorne dr.. La Plata, Nd; a.
screened porch, modern conveniences
oak floors, completely insulated
screens. storm windows. fireplace
oil-bufner heat, knotty-pine paneled
library (or bedroom): excellent
netghborhood; convenient churches
schools. stores. Immediate possess
sion, Shown BY appointment only
S11 900.
LEONARD sNIDER. LA PLATA, MD
Evening star., 1950-05-26
CHEVERLY AREA

CHEVERLY AREA
Is the location of this obO so n
quality built bungalow with 6 win
oows, pvt. entrance, expan. attic,
which Is roughed-in for kit, and
bath plumbing; nice lot; lg. front
porch, lavatory and space designed
for rec. rm. IN bsmt
615 E. Capitol st.
Evening star., 1950-05-26

UNIT BLK. u ST. NV.
seven-rm. semidetached brick home:
liv. rm., din. rm., equipped kit. 3
large bedrooms, bath. full bsmt..
real buy. Call Mr.. Dobrowolski.
CAMPANELLA g. WOOD
Elk. Alb. Ewes, 81. S066. -2S
Evening star., 1950-05-26
TWIN-SIZE BEDRMS

wooDMooR SECTION
Exceptionally large liv. rn. and din
rm., delishtful kit, den or bedrm
with bath on LIST A.; beautiful bSmt.
ground-level entrance. Call Mr.
sheehan, JU. 7-6955. COX g. co.
Evening star., 1950-05-26

CARoLE HIGHLANDS, California cot.
tage, 1sge..a thor9ushly modern, beautiful,
bath, large living room, dining al
cove. modern kitchen, elec. refRr,
Bendix washing machine, Radiant
neat. Owner leaving city: VA APP
81. 7I01 Realtor WI. 3413
Evening star., 1950-05-26
HILLANDALE
ROCKVILLE

2 bdrm. bungalow, liv. rm., din. rm.,
kit. and bath. all on one flr.; full
bsmt.: oil heat, recently redec
Priced low.
BET. ROCKVILLE AND BETHESDA
Lge: 4-bdrm. home, lse; liy. rm.; din.
bdrms. and bath up; oil heat, ~
acre lot. property in excel. cond.
Priced to sell at $16,500.
BUELL. M. GARDNER, AGENT
Phone Rockville $500; once open
Sat and Cup -0z
Evening star., 1950-05-26
MT. RAINIER

$500. $500 down, bal. FHA-GI
sos per mo. incl. everything. A
cute little 2-bedrm. bungalow on
features full bsmt., oil heat with
stove and refrigerator incl in sale.
Make II q point to see 1t today.
HUDSON CO., 471O Annapolis I'd 4,
Bladensburg. Md. UN. 7i5l week
Evening star., 1950-05-26

COLORED, KINGMAN PARK
$3.50 Down-$90 Mo.
This bargain should sell at once, so
call now to see it. Attractive row
brick in very popular section;
rms, and bath, plus incl. sleeping
porch, recr. rm., front screened
porch, nice yard. oil h.-w.h. Price,
only $11,950; poss. 2 weeks. RALPH
D COIN. Elk 57nh ia 3lR7
Evening star., 1950-05-26
COLLEGE HEIGHTS

BUT A REAL HOME
Colonial brick. lge, double corner lot,
oedrms., IA baths, library, liv.
rm. with frepl., screened porch. rec.
nall. UN. 1916. COX l. Co, TN,
Evening star., 1950-05-26

WILL TRADE
Or sell this. 6-rm. semidet. brick
rm., glass bar. Anehor.fenced lot lot;
house located In TT. Davis ct top
OF Penna. ave. A bargain, believe us,
at S13,e50. To see and believe. cali
T. d. BURGESS
2624 Pa. Ave. Sc. VI 2so2 III o.
Evening star., 1950-05-26

Colored, River Terrace
81 $50 Down
Has 8 large rooms and bath, oil
heat, recr. rm. in bsmt. scr. front
porch. Needs decorating but at
$11.950 it should sell at once.
RALPH D. .COHN, Elk. 5705, Ia.
Evening star., 1950-05-26
HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

TWO DESIRABLE CONGRESS
HEIGHTS HOMES
732 Upsal. fine location for children
Clean semi-det. brk. rms, gas
heat, hsmt. and 1st-fi. powder rms
S12.995 with substantial cash down
527 LeBaum. 5-rm. brick bungalow,
excel. cond.. hpl., gas h.-w. h.. bsmt.
attic, Sl3.750 with substantial cash
down.
GEO Q. KING CO., Est. 1895,
Lu 4-2601 -CH
Evening star., 1950-05-26

Colored-Beautiful Homes
2 kits, 2 baths; full bsmt.: gas
heat; nice cond.: nr. schools. $1,000
down. Terms.
18th and NJ sts. Colonial 6-rm
brick; 3 porches; full bsmt; gas
heat; gar. Poss. $1,000 down.
6el2. Ewes. MR.. PEKOVER, IA.
Evening star., 1950-05-26

ATTENTION, COLORED
900 block Rock Creek Church road
n.w.-Kennedy-built house. 8 rooms
and baths, garage; possession;
only $4,000 cash. balance monthly.
Howenstein Realty Corp.
Trf ao
The Valley settler., 1950-07-21

For further information on farm safety stu dt es write: The Na t1 cnal Safety Coun- cil, 425 N. Michigan Avenue, Chicago II, Illinois. kttenti on: Mir. Paul Jones.
The Valley settler., 1950-07-21

LEARN AND OEEY HARM SAFETY RUiES
 SUNDAY Safety is Hunant tar1an: Banish fatt que and tension of routine living. Plan to avoid an over-crowded schedule.
 M0NDkY--Hone Safety:
 Make stairs and steps safe. Avoid slip pery floors and insecure rugs. Keep matches out of children'5 reach. TUESDAY Livestock:
 Keep small chtldr en away from animals. Check and repair livestock equipment. Avcid handling the bull, use safe bull pen MEDNESDAY- Falls:
 Repair or discard broken, unsafe ladders. Place guards at hazardous places. THUR SDAY Hi ghWay Traffic: Remove trees and shrubs from farm drive way. Learn and obey proper signals and signs on highway. Provide lights on all eoui pment ncVed after dark. FRIDAY nlnery:
 Keep children aWoy from machinery. Do not oil or adjust machines in mott on. SATURDAY Day: Find and eliminate at least two addition al unsafe practices.
The Valley settler., 1950-07-21
July 2l, 1850

WHY THERE IS A NATIONAL
 FARM SAFETY WEEK Tn an effort to help reduce needless .st1 deaths and crippling injuries to farm re- stdents, the President of the United stat tes has declared the week of July 23 to 2e, 1850 as National Earn Safety Week. A glance at the le4e (latest avai lable) statistics shows why accidents to farm re- stdents deserve attentt on: In that one year an estin mated nil on, six hundred thousand farm residents were killed or injured. Nearly 900, 900 of these acctden- ts happened In the home. Another 300, ,ooo occurred while the farmer or his family was at work. And about 23o, 900 accidents were the result of notor-veht- cle smash ups.
 Ordinarily, statistics make rather mo hum" read ng to most Of us. But when you stop to consider these cold figures rep resent fl esh and blood people from your own community, the yawn fades.
 Farming moved up from the 4th to the 3rd most danger ous way of making living In l948. The transportatio on industry cropped Town to 48 deaths per 100, ooo workers while farning moved up to 55 deaths per 100, ooo workers. Only the co4- structton industry and mining and quarry ing had higher occupettonal death rates. Fires cost the Aneri can farmer an esti- mated 90 million dollars in l94S. The high proportion of frame construc tto on and the lack of adequate farn fire fighting equipment were cited as major reasons for the heavy losses.
 Tine lost as the result of accidents tc farm residents in any typical year amount to:the tine needed to plant, cultivate and harvest nearly one-half the annual average wheat crop in the Unite@ States.