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COLORED NEAR VIENNA - $500
down. 6-rm. frame; oil h.-w.h.; -
acre. Bal. $4,000. like rent. SEE
US FIRST REAL ESTATE CO., Ty-
sons Corners, Va, FA. 6601. --17
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

FREE BOOKLET. Selling You,
House" tells how to sell your house
for your free copy todsv. s. E
REALTY CO. Ii. $4,000. -21
WILL PAY Cash for houses; white
or gyss eolo5ed; re aasS ags section ST. $500
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sal,
of your home business or Invest.
call R. A: HUMPHRIES. Realtor
sos North Capitol; MA. 6730 Free
S SSppTaiGSaS Resultf since s,lsI 1919
ARLINGToNeWe s'lS; viii PGo Bay yiS You staa cash
MccLA1NE PRopERTfEs. s4!fE Scii.easn5 I'll. ssoo
I WILL PAY YOU CASH today for
your home. in any location. I'm
mediate action. RE, 22O1. 81. 7747.
ALL CASH FOR MODERN CLEAN
2 to q bedroom home in good conv.
Sc. nv, or nearby Md. location.
MRS. cox VI, s1a6 or ST. 1858.
ATTENTION NE. AND s.E. owners.
= you have property in ne. or sc,
WASHINGTON to sell we have many
clients. This area being our spe-
ei;slty. H;rn, g, Sales and re rent management;
~ ySaio O1us cOE
wiz HAVE CASH CAS- BGYERs 81 Err; for tG' homes nsoe;
and investment properties. What
have you to offer? THOS. e. JAR
RElL co. Realtors testab 1879,
~ 9th st, NV, Ma. O565.
VETERAN with substantial income
but only $1,000 down including
settlement desires 2-bedroom, ex-
pandable attic or 3-bedroom home,
nearby, Va. Price. $4,000 to, S14,-
600 JA. 4-1693.
I'M IN NEED OF 2 small BUNGALOWS
for retired couples (white1 desiring
smaller homes. Substantial cash
avail. Am also in need Of every
type of colored home For results
that count. call JAMES c. CARR,
SR, RE. 1884. 414 9Th st. NV.
PARTY WANTS to buy from owner,
white or colored houses, any cond.
nPs Psy z al al cash, Box 35-E, Star.
rm. NV. American Univ. or Chevy
Chase area: or rent. HO. OO51.
CASH FOR 6-a rms good NV, ne.
section. Like Silver Spring or Beth
consider farm. GE. 1171.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

9O3-9O5 2zd ST. N.E.-Brick bldg.
with 36-ft. front; End commercial;
one VACANT; priced reasonably. c. H.
2s1zs4s FRoNrAaE RON Ad Is2o On streets reels o,
use. near Pa. F.. R. and with water
front rights: approx. acres on
pc, 900 SO. #. Call MR.. VINNICK,
MoTEi a foaS oN MafS Gsse' dta4 g. nv:
ms; cottageS, trailer park and s.
excellent location; ga acres Of
SHADY, grove; minimum cash re-
qHulTsd' g T' SI9,4o0; 900 25 minutes from
a65G. e g Gh= Ask-HS? i55S REALTY CO. OK.
AUToMoBILE SHOWROOM, servic.
garage and large adjoining lot;
exeelent, for automobile leadership.
Saed sac ana distribution ndat of mdse., etc.
mobile agency for rs yrs; immed.
p6s, poss Consult M, Taylor, SHAN
HoN \ st. & n LucNs w Ns CO; SaaE Realtors, 1905
5th ST. Ne. near Rhode Island ave.
ztoned ind. Entire End f.. contain-
ing approx. $500 50. it., approx.
10; 100 lbs. per 50. #. floor load.
Winde*S toiets o,f on 18th three sizes ample
manufacturing, manufacturer dis
1851. Attractive rental on long
lease, lease Consult SHANNON 4 LUCHs
60 l505 H st. NV, Ma, 2345.-17
WToP Station, and at 5 st. inter.
GEORGE; 81. 6777; -1e
Fairfax DR., good / house sew with ffofe feo00oo 90
ssg. it.. having. 100 #. frontase,
$3.50 per So. IT, also other COM
mIeEGlal EIi4 lots lot for sale in this vicinity.
oS;xf xf94BER 44sE cG GRooM 2qsz REALTY CO.
TOURIST CAMP-8 a. Rt. 211 mr..
Fairfax. A real money maker.
Cabins, year, around cottages, year
around trailer rental. New res
Miss KING KNttieIs' KE. sr5fe4o1 f5f oe'ais M1s gan
lst & End COMMERCIAL GRoUND-
Good Sc; new section. 75c to So 50.
f. Nj Filippo, VI, 1915, HARTMAN
NEAR 18th AND M SITS. NV
zoned ,2nd comm. approx. 4,oOO
So. #. in open space plus ONCE and
oors Of FGS a TEo aElcs.e 5ofi t5aek
able for light mfg, warehousins.
etc; poss. 80 to so days. Consult
SHANNON & LUCHs CO. Realtors,
1opO II CT. Ll.W ~ MA. ZOfO. IL
FIRST COMMERCIAL; 40, 900 so IT.:
9Th and Chesapeake Sc; bargain,
considering large apt DEVELOPMENTS
In area; rock-bottom down payment.
tSGsUaL NJ T1f-h, oFPGRrus1rr Fia5 for in.
vestor or restaurant operator, A
fine modern brick corner in sc.
consisting Of modernly equipped
restaurant, 2 other stores and 2
apis. above; renting for $500 per
year. net. Out-of owners will
sell business and property for price
OF real estate alone; $4,000 cash
VIII handle. Brokers cooperation
AID. S4S4. wIS'
OUTSTANDING for Church or organ
ization on "a a. ground. 47O4 18th
St nv, vac, Terms. GE. 1922,
ViRGlNIA-Arlington and Annan-
dale; some frontage on Columbia
Pike at SOC So #. Attention in
vestors. r. W. MULLEN, OW, 1882.
Evening star., 1950-12-17

IT'S A SGT, 500 BEAUTY
4 Bedrms., 2 Baths, Garage
This new brick home. with 2 bedrooms
on 1st floor and 2 master sized
bedrooms on 2nd floor, with all other
rooms, excellent size, is located in
an exclusive and restricted section
Of Arlington. The community is
tops in which to raise family. Lo-
Gated in wooded section, close to
bus: an extra large conventional
loan and a reasonable 2nd trust will
hel0 you TO finance it.
]. Fuller Groom Realty Co.
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S11,5OO-2 BEDRMS,

UI I ,OOO BIDItINIO.
Nearing completion, his charming
white rambler is on a heaut a :
acre wooded lot near Dunn Loiing;
nice liv. rm. with fireplace, 2 bed
rms. one 16 it.: large. equipped kit:
q real buy with only So 000 cash
GARpnII RINLEH y tnIIL cnnn
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SAIL

BRICK WAREHOUSE, in good ne
section; floors and bsmt.. approx
5'O00 50. IT. S. r. MARTIN a. CO.
Realtors, DU. 1886. Ewes, HU
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FOR REAL INCOME

7-UNIT APT. BLDG.
This very modern bldg. is less than
10 yrs. old. in excel. cond. and in
fine D. C. rental location. All apis
have flrst-rate equipment and build
ing has MANY desirable features.
incl. first comm. zoning. Income at
good economic rents approx. $4,000
yearly. Can be financed with modest
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1920 K S.. NV. Realtors. FX ISL
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WE ARE, PROIIn
ON 81 ACRE

5 BEDROOMS. 2l2 BATHS
Must sell because of transfer
Close. to all conveniences is this quail
ity-built all-brick home; spacious
attractive entrance hall, 25-ft. liv-
ing room. full dining room, large
screened living porch, large beautiful
Kitchen. fully equipped; breakfast
nook. bedroom. tile bath on st floor
maids accomm odations, oil h.-w.h.
attached garage; "a acres beautiful
ground; 10 min. Pentagon; must be
seen to appreciate value; priced fol
fast sale with reasonable cash, bal.
ance like rent; shown only by ap.
pointment. Call Mrs. Mary Dyer
ia. 2-4s41, after 6.
EDWARDS REALTY
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QUALITY HOUSE
landaIe, Va. Phone PA. 74I
Closed Sundays.
WE HAVE TT

IF YOU WANT q really conveniently
planned home. a nice liv. rm. with
fireplace, din. rm-, kit, with pantry
bath all on one fl. r. YOU WANT
q full bsmt. with separate rm. for
study or hobbies. o built in garage
and a large beaut. wooded lot. WE
HAVE IT. Only $4,000. CARROLL
BICkLE. OW. $500
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N. C. HINES
VIRGINIA SPECIALS
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

9e7 goth ST. NV, AT X sT.-En.
tire bldg, for Offices. ground floor
may be used as store. GUARANTY
REALTY. INC, 1923 10th st. NV.
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Continued on Nc t Fage.)
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70 UNITS

17th st. at Columbia Rd.
S65 900 will buy this clean, two
story, detached apartment building
annual income very low at SS.64O;
100000 cash required. G.. G.
DUTY, 1924 Vermont ave-, National
44s2 or Ordway 3O59. IL
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

HOME AND INCOME-Corner house,
$4,000; 3 apts.; rent ceiling, S165
month. One vacancy. HO. 1904.
22-UNIT APT, Petworth-2-story;
S116.000; terms. STEELE, RE.
0493, EN-. 0303. CHI. 1905.
PRIVATE PARTY will buy 25 or more
unit apt; bldg. NV. section. Call
SH 1894
REAL HOME, EXCELLENT INCOME
OWNERS ILLNESS YOUR GAIN
Mt. Pleasant; lovely det. brk.; Al
ers); oil h.-w.h.; 2-car brk. ga
rage; large lot; best developed room
ing house in this exclusive con-
venient section. Well furn.: income,
$3.50 mo. $4,000 handles house,
furn., business. Property clear. Will
finance balance. Quick possession.
Box 442-D, Star.
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EDWARDS REALTY

NEW BRICK-$11 400
2 bedrms., expansion; "a acre; $4,000
cash will handle this brick home
! mile out, in very attractive sec
ton; nice trees: on paved road
j. FULLER GROOM REALTY CO.
OK. or CHI 44E1
Evening star., 1950-12-17
1912 goth ST. NV

1912 goth ST. NV.
Excellent commercial location
Tor business ONCE; completely
rebuilt 3-story brick building
with 10 rms, 2 tile lavatories,
automatic heat, modern light
lag; approx. 1.70O 50. #.
floor space.
SALE OR RENT
DRURY REALTY CORP.
Dupont Circle Bldg. MI. 1000
Ewes, OR. 5761. EN-. 1885.
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-28
Evans
At
Century Club
City's Chief Executive
Told Ladies OF Things
To Come For Milford;
Music Delightful.

Mayor Edward c. Evans was
guest speaker AZ the meeting OF the
Milford New Century Club on Mon
day lie was presented by Mrs.
Clement II. Nutter, club chairman
Of legislature. Mr.. Evans spoke on
Things 10 Come for Milford" and
mentioned several beneficial mea-
snres for the town. Some Of these
subjects We're settlement OF the
power situation, 70 own the plant
or 20 buy current for the town. the
controversial sewer tax: improve
mont IN trash and garbage collec-
tons r9surfaeing Of Walnut
street, with new traffic lights and
new sewer extensions; reOrganiza-
ton Of police force; plans for play
prospects for comfort sta
uODi sewage system, relative to
poultry plant lie gave q report on
the relief cases, ten men OF which
were assigned work. with the re-
suit that five did not report for
work one got q job, two were dis
qualified because OF health. one
worked two days end one worked
one day This situation has been
noticed IN other town and news
papers have made comments about
H. These things were interesting
and somewhat enlightenlng TO the
members, Mrs. p. Roscoe Galloway
made contribution 10 Legislature
Day when she related her expert
teoniiBuod On page %
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-28
N echanics
Heard Fine
FRIDAY
Large Group Met Al Cal.
vary Church 10 Hear
James L. Wilmeth,
National Secretary.

over 800 memhpfa and friends Al
MiiiDfd tuNnnli 30 b Junior Of
Gee ihllHd American Meehauios
hiTi lasi fflaay evening in tho us
semNlt nan al calvary Methodist
hHffA Az hnaf Hn Inspiring ga
fflnilf Hddfeas bB James n WI
MriA nail0hHl secretary ~ the ~
a. ifaW Philadelphia
thf gathering preceded hy a
ainhef served hy thp ladies at
iAaHfNiefa Az fuFah0nlaH. fnrniah.
ea aiId fallrlnH point fm ans ~.
thf council al lhp order About
hHt "a Theses attending wpln
ffienas ~ mnmhhfH Mhu had hnnu
MfiiFd Az heaf Mf Mlimnth sneak
en hahalf "a thIs national paill0
tN hHieihHl Hnd beneficial anole
a hhlth eHlaNs good strength in
Mliipia fhe secretary told bis
bearers a. the traditional policy al
iaf pldff IA fHF0f reasonable 81
HifleilNN ~ immigration AS pra-
tFfiiff measure Ia behalf ~ wage
eafNeif aHa ihe heads ~ Amari
fah iaHiilles lfe asserted thai the
feeeHi pHhhHhe ~ Congress ~ iho
AAHlali1ed Displaced Persons 1914
haH eNnlf in ihe fafe ~ more than
z 300 900 american unemployed
ata chat despite careful seleAuina
ai applicants ~ admission i0 the
United States Hndef ihe hill. n
ieaallaAea ~ Hssf 40
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-28
Fashion Show
Benefit TOBe
Held May Bird
D. COOpersmith Fashion
Show Sponsored BY
Century Club; Gov. To
Present Citation.

The annual Fashion Show Of tho
y, cO0Defsmilh Store Of Milford
viii be- given IN Tho Milford Theatre
~ "Wednesday evening, May 3, a.
1880 O'Clock Departing from the
usual custom, the show will be
given ~ a benefit for the WOmen'B
Auxiliary ~ The Milford Memorial
Hospital, bat sponsored, aB form.
efly, by the Milford New Century
Club, The new plan II being fol-
lowed because Of the excellent work
~ the Auxiliary, and the New Cen.
Jury Club unanimously welcomed
the opportunity 10 assist IN this
worthy cause, Formerly many have
regretted that there was limit 10
the capacity 0f tho. CO0Dorsmith
Store where lhe show has been held.
Thlb year there viii bo ample room
for tho whole family which will
want ~ enjoy The forecast Of the
summer fashions and M the same
Time lend q hand 10 The worthy or.
kahisnllOn, The whole personnel of
ne store ls working ardu0usly 10
DflhR 10 Milford the lovely show, a
eFOBBsBoetl0n 0f many typOs az
dresses and wearing apparel. The
Theme for the show IL "The Clothes
Y0n Wear for the Life You Liyo.U
aud The exhibit Will be lust TINT
Beach, sport play street, party and
evening Dresses, with becoming ao.
eebsOrloB VIII bo shown on models
from D0ll organizations from Mi.
!Ofd ana from L0W0s, An of the
lovely pastel shades, some high col.
ofs ana The popular navy will be-
SHOWN ~ of the shoulder, full and
Denell types Of dresses and tho
Styles mat are always good, Shoorg.
eolt0nb and silks viii bo the mate,
flhlb mostly used IN prints ana plain
surfaces, These beautiful summer
lhinRs VIII De enjoyed BY an for
lbeK VIII Do moderately priced ana
within the budget Of every woman
The doors 0f the theatre viii he
open ~ seven o'clock ana n com
ploio MIN show viii Do part az
~" entertainments with The stvlfI
SNOW coming on AZ eight, the net
DfV'Hodh ~ which will go. Ia ~
ieehilnnea ~ naae bl
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-28
~ ~ \ Leader ~
DelGWape VisitOp
GrOup Of 400 Greeis G, y.
Smith AZ Dover Meet
Last sunday

Approximately 900 Dors0ns, Ia
elnainH members ~ tha American
itaRl9nH 80 ~ y Society nnd thalp
friends labi snndng h0n0red clAps
RnNe n smith national commander
AZ ille society and iniilaind class
~ sD candidates Including N d.
aehHiof ! Allen FpaaF Jpo and
q 3 Representative J Caleb B0RgB
IA lhe Dover AIm0ly
q Was n full day f0p ihs national
e0nlmHndnr ~ ihp nfuD and honor
society" AZ ihp legion, from che
mlNutp hlH piana arrived IA tho
Dover Az F0rne baHe ln iho m0pns
inR i0 ile concluding event ~ tho
day "A bunoi supper 30 was
Nfeeled ~ iha air base by large
hfoBd ~ lpKi0nnairnH, lnomdiDs
prominent officials
1he nhii0nal eommandor, wbo
WhH introduced to lhe gathering bv
ffad o. Margil grand chef AZ gape
AZ illp ilnlHWAre VQiluro, siAt0d
ihHi child welfare work was "a VI
inl Interest ~ iho national ~ "A
bneieiy nDd ihai over $50 900 900
bad been given by ibs Organization
AZ ihni cause
~ smith akeiehad briefly DIE
Own military experiences ~ a
member 0f h hospital nniia h
World Wap lie said hls military
service bad hlneDigadp MN dnpine
llf past SO years ~ yieil yeterans
Aoapli9ls and - directly ~ the
bedside ~ stricken veterans
hphaiOr fFaaF Hnd llaDpaaenias
i've h0RRs spoke briefly praising
ne high idaalan ~ ihe LEGION and
lhe ~ ~ society Delegations
.FoW pennsylyaniai New Jersey
.he )ialFiei ~ c0iumbia end Mary
.Hhd VIA their resnaNliRe ohefs 10
sale t90h paw iD iho ceremony
ffoaiinHaa ~ gass -
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-28
Changers To Attend
Church On Sunday
Milford Group WIN 60 To Houston
Edlfee For Worship

Sunday. April 3Oth. will be oh
served by the Milford Grange as
GO TO Church Sunday" All Gran
gers are invited to attend the
Houston Methodist Church SUNDAY
night at seVen-thirty. Cars viii
leave the Grange Hall at seven
o'clock for those wishing trans
pOrtatiOn.
The Lecturer hour last week
was in charge Of Mr.. Preston Ken
ton, at which time Educational
Movies were shown. One film en-
titled Rubber Lends a Hand =
by the B. F. Goodrich
Company Of Akron, Ohio. showed
what an important part Rubber
plays IN the every day life Of the
American people. The second film
produced by the Curtis Publishing
Company, Of Philadelphia. proved
70 be most interesting.
Ladies night viii be observed
this week with Mr.. and Mrs. Golan
Armour as chairmen.
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-28
Prizes fire awarded
By State FIJI Group
DAYLIGHT SAVING
NEW MAIL DELIVERIES
DUE FOR MILFORD

MilfOrdlans are presently
due for some changes In
their hours and mail service.
First, Daylight Saving will
20 into effect here as over
most Of the continental Uni
ted State, Sunday, April Both.
NJ 2 a. m, that Is the time
that clocks should be turned
head one hour. This schedule
VIII continue until 2 a. m,
Sunday, October LIST, when 1t
Will officially end.
Effective Monday, May 1st.
according 10 John Mayhem.
local Postmaster, mail deliv-
cries will be curtailed IN
Milford, with one daily for
the residential section OF the
city, and two for the business
section. AT the same time.
Mr.. Mayhem announced the
stamp window at the post
Office Will begin opening at
eight O'Clock, instead OF sew
en- aB previously.
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-28
State Pollution
Unit Has Meeting
Group Discusses Drafting Of Regu.
latlOns AZ Dover Meet


The drafting OF rules and regula.
tons TO combat water contamlnA-
ton in Delaware was considered
last Friday, az a meeting Of the
Delaware Water Pollution Cone
mission, in the State House, Dover.
The body reviewed admlniatra-
tive procedure to check pollution.
One Of the most urgent problems,
it was brought out during the ais.
cussion, was 70 discover exactly
where the pollution Is.
The commission Is setting IN
laboratories and has employed al
engineer whose task il will Be 20
tour the state, checking water
supplies and possible contamlna-
ton. For the purpose Of water
analysis. a building has been rent.
ed In Dover, and the commission
win probe water pollution IN every
part Of the state.
Lyman Cox, chairman OF the
Commission, explained that the
State Board OF Health-twO olglc.
ials Of which are members OF Tho
nine-man commissions c00para.
ting closely with his group n tho
anti-pOlluti0n work.
IncOdel--the Interstate commits.
sion on the Delaware River basin
lis also vitality Interested IA the
work OF the nine commissioners
and their chairman, The Interstate
group, representing the states az
Delaware. Pennsylvania. New Jhr.
sey and New York, urged enact.
ment OF the state law which seq uN
the commission, Mr.. Cox declared
"Our two basic problems ars
of the practice 81 dis
raw sewage into lho
streams OF Delaware. and The con
troll Of industrial pollution, Mr.
Cox asserted.
tooptinuea On base %
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-28
Art Festival At
Harrington Tonight

Missile Department VIII Present
short Program During Evening
The Festival Of the Arts program
~ the harrington Public Schools
VIII take place tonight. Friday.
April Is. IA the High School. be-
ginning AZ 700 p. NJ. with Omen
House when al Of the departments
Of the school viii be open for in
sDeeti0n.
There viii be exhibits IN Art
under the supervision Of the Art
Instructor. Miss Helen Tyrlw. Man
ual Arts. under the direction Of Mr.
j. kish, Vocational Agriculture.
directed by Mr. George Vapaa. and
Home Economies by Mrs. R. WEIGH.
AZ 500 p a.. "a the school audi
t0rium, the Music Department. nm
DER Che direction 0f Mr.. Brobst
viii De represented By short pro-
gram when the Junior Band viii
play Q short concert. followed b. 8
program BY the School Orchestra
then group Of square dancers bv
q group Of children from nth and
sixth grades
foontinliea "a. un~e a
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-28
Burton Statesmen
Honored For Sales
Chuck Wright, Arch Mills Become
Members 90 100 Club

Mr. N, n Wright and Mr.. A. r.
Mills, salesmen, from /. q. Burton
and Coz me, Milford, Delaware.
who recently achieved membership
~ the national Chevrolet honor
selling organization, the 100 Car
Club, have been hOnOred for their
sales attachments during the past
year u was announced today. ghis
~ the ninth year that Mr.. Mills has
received this honor
Messrs, Wright and Mills quail
fed for membership IN the club BY
exceeding their quota OF new and
used car and truck sales during
the year Chevrolet statesmen
throughout the United States COM
pete annually for club membership.
Similarly hOnOFed were approx
matoly 1876 statesmen from other
dealershiDs in the Baltimore Chev-
f0let Zone which includes Mary.
land, Virginia, and parts Of Della
ware and West Virginia.
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-28
Masons To Celebrate
Past Masters Night
VIII Confer Master Mns0n's Degree
OD Theodore Townsend

The mambePBbiD Of Temple
Lodge No y, Ancient Free ana Ao.
esplsd MasOns Of Milford, will Oh.
serve $50 years Of fallOwshiD this
evening when they viii hold theip
annual Past Masters night
appointed tO serve for the oooa.
son when VIII be- high lighted by
the comforting 0f the Master Mn.
sons Degree on Theodore Town.
send are w M, M ilaswall Pierce.
q W. jones 81 petlyiOhn, ]. W.
bdblh = MeBsiek Secretary. Jns
y Pierce, Treasurer William Il
3amm9Ds, p D. George r. Mack,
llbl ! ~ Archie feagan, J. g.. Earl
IS williams Tyler, George Davis
~ george ~ DpRAni8i, Samuel q
BgADb iiuHiane, samuel nj ID
Malsh1ll Charles y, Banning. Pped
lihlAnd, Reception Committee
George y prlsr Frank \. sapD,
George A. swain
The Past Master ~ tho lodee
VII De introduced by Robert b
praiigmAn, and The mambepship
paldB VIII Do presented By Past
bland Master James p Pierce.
the biDle presentation VIII bs
made by ltey Roy Lawson Tnwos.
pastor ~ Avenue Mathodisf
chnreh, Milford
Tho committee 90 Past Masters,
night ~ N iiaswell Pierce, Archie
a FoaB0D end Robert b, Pretty.
WAn
The W0rsbiDfBi Master " Tenn
Dle Lodge ~ Sol Martin 0f Bar.
lingt0n
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-28
Delaware Group Held
Annual Banquet In
Milford Last Friday
Evening; Contest Won
By John Pugh.

John Pugh of II. c. Conrad
School, representing New Castle
County, won the public speaking
contest last Friday night at thean-
nual dinner meeting Of the Della
ware Future Farmers of America
IN the Milford School. His tonic
was "Stabilizing the BrOiler Indus.
try" He received first prize of 500
and will represent Delaware at the
regional FLA contest in Spring
field, Mass, in September.
Other contest winners and their
topics We're: Second, Robert Kr,R
watch, SeafOrd, Agricultural Sur
pluses ~ the Nations Problem:
third, Wayne McCabe, Selbyville
Take That You Rat; fourth, Will
liam ShOckley. Selbyville, 'The
Farmers Flaming Sword"
More than 300 Future Farmers
and their guests attended the din
ner at which Gov. Elbert N. Carvel
was guest ~Of honor. The states
chief executive praised the work of
the FLA in advancing agriculture.
Another speaker was r. w. Helm
OF Newark, state director of voca-
tional education, who reviewed
Thirty Years of Vocational Agri-
culture in Delaware"
w. Lyle MOwlds, Dover. state
supervisor of vocational agricul-
ture and state advisor to the FLA.
presided at the dinner and also
made the presentation of the Star
Farmer award to MilbOurne Webb,
Caesar Rodney, This carries a S1OO
prize from the National FLA AS
ISOLATION.
Medals Presented
DR.. George r. Miller, Jr.. state
superintendent of public instruc-
ton, presented medals to winners
in the public speaking contest and
in the judging contests. New Off
GERS headed by Richard Niblett,
Conrad School. as president who
were elected at the delegates meet
ing in Ceaser Rodney School on
Monday night, were installed. Spe-
cial musical features were present
ed.
Diamond Farmer awards were
presented to the following:
Martin Johnson and David Eli
Off, Laurel; MilbOurne Webb and
James Webb. Caesar Rodney: Har-
vey VOshell, Middletown; John W.
Davis, Alexis l. dupont High
School: William Prettyman.
Georgetown; William Redding and
Chandler Irwin, Newark; George
and James Carpenter.
Milton; Henry Tatnall, H. G. Con-
rad. and Howard Millman, Jr.. of
LeWes.
Winners In Contests
First, second and third winners
IN last Fridays FLA judging con-
tests follow:
Swine ~ Harold Venable. Har-
rington: John Davis, Alexis I. du-
P0nt; Leonard GreenIey. Milford
Beef cattle ~ Herbert Litchford.
SeafOrd; Earl Swain, Newark: AL
len Hudson, Laurel. Dairy cattle
Robert Savage, A. /. DUPONT: VIII
liam Redding. Newark: William
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