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Evening star., 1951-09-20
FOREIGN Exchange

J NEW YORK, Sept. 20 Qp.-Foreign
exchange rates follow tGreat Britain in
Canadian dollar in New York open
market 5A per cent discount or 94.75
United States cents, unchanged;
unchanged; Great Britain. 30-day futures,
2 ;79as. up V Of 2 cent; Great Britain,
spifaig soday futures 9ass oil 81
a cent; Belgium 0ranc) 1.99, unchanged;
France tfrancl 2sss of cent, unchanged;
tlira) .16H Of cent, unchanged; Portu-
gal (eScudo) 3.47 off .01 Of cent; Sweden
(kronal 1875, unchanged; Switzerland
fsni LATIN amer America s Arsentina m ina q nrsei o5,
up 10 of cent; Brazil (freel $50. un-
changed; Mexico, 11.57. unchanged;
Far East: Hong Kong dollar. 1850,
unchanged.
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no longer able to do so because
their wealth, after taxes, has
shrunk to a spectacular degree,
Mr.. Funston states.
In 1929 there were 100000 peo-
pie with annual incomes of $1,000
to $4,000, after taxes, and by
1946 the total had grown to
100000. The combined net in
comes Of this group grew from
$4.5 billion in 1929 to the amazing
total of S11.2 billion in l946, he
points out.
AS president of the exchange,
Mr.. Funston continues, II have
an educational duty. It is to help
to explain the nature of stock in
vestment to those millions and
millions who could properly be
stock investors but are not"
B. g. o. Revenues Set Record.
Operating revenues of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad in Au-
gust set an all-time record OF
slightly more than $40 million, al
though the recent freight increase
was not effective until August 2S
and had little bearing on the
months results.
This was revealed late yester-
day by President Roy B. White
following the monthly board
meeting in New York. Net income
for the month was somewhat more
than $2,250.000 and reflects the
$1.1 million dividend on B. & O.'s
ownership in Western Maryland
preferred stock that was paid and
credited in the month. Excluding
the dividend, August net would
have been substantially less than
the $2,014,069 net for August,
1850. he said.
Simplification Promised.
Small retailers who have found
multiple regulations from the
Office Of Price Sterilization bur-
densome will get relief soon in the
form of a new, simplified, single
package regulation.
This was disclosed yesterday by
Thomas L. Karsten, director of
the soft goods division of the
pricing agency in an address be-
fore the monthly distribution
roundtable luncheon of the United
States Chamber of Commerce at
the Washington Hotel.
The big retail establishments
have facilities to meet the more
complicated regulations, but the
small ones do not, said Mr.. Kar-
stem.
Going to New York Meeting.
William H. Press, executive Sec
retary Of the Washington Board OF
Trade, will be the presiding Offices
as the American Chamber of Com
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New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Sept. 20 P--cotton flu.
lures extended to 81 a bale in fore
noon trading today before hedging anc
liquidation abated. Prices recovered
Slightly from lows of the day on trade
buying and short covering. The
weather in the cotton belt was general,
favorable and ideas were that the nex1
Government cotton crop report will show
an increase over the September forecast
of 1921 900 bales.
!, Noon prices were % to 10 cents
&ebeE, 34.e2; December. 54.93, and March
Evening star., 1951-09-20
Washington Exchange

Potomac Electric Power com-lOo AT IA
! 100 at IA, so at IA. 100 at IA 10t
Garfnekel 5hG pfd-5s at 21a. 1t
-. at 81 "a, 5 at 2lla
woodward & Lothrop com-l0 at 321s
Fo11omae Electric Power com-30 at 14ts
Garf1nckel .4laE- pfd-50 at 10.
american Fire Insurance Colo at aIn
Union Trust Coll at 44.t
potomac Electric Power $500 pfd A
GarhnckeI 5HaG pfd-4o at 81.
Capital Transit 1St ref 4s-Sl 900 al
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Hourly Sales ON the Exchange To-day;
l1:OO am, 44o 600 1900 noon 800 900
1900 pm. l 21o 600 2:0o pm. 600 600
tUnit Of trading 10 shares. 'In pank:
,uptcy or receivership or netng reorganize0
assumed pv such companies, Rates of divi.
dends in the foregoins table are annual
or semiannual declaration. Unless other.
wise noted special or extra dividends are
not included cid Called Ex-dividsnd.
Stock dividend Cash or stock e Paid
last year Payable in stock estimated
ciared or paid so far this year b De-
ciared or paid. after stock dividend or
split-up. Declared OF paid this year an
rears. Paid this year. dividends omitted,
deferred or. no action taken at iast d,vt.
1851 plus Stock dividend riuuidating
dividend Payable In stock. exact cash
value undetermined on declaration data
Evening star., 1951-09-20

m e r c e EXecu-
tives holds their
annual three
day conference
in New York
starting M o n
day.
Mr.. Press was
elected pres j.
dent Of the
group last Oc-
tober in Oma-
ha. It includes
more than 1900
chamber execu-
tives in the
United States,
Evening star., 1951-09-20
Ice Cream Production SIips

CHICAGO.-Ice cream produc.
ton in 1850 was the smallest since
the end of World War II and
about one-fourth below the 1s4e
peak
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american en-
terprise, writes
George K e ! t h
Funston, n e W
president of the
New York Stock
Exchange, in
the current is
sue of the Ex-
change Maga-
zine, out today.
Rich men who
used to finance
most of Ameri-
can industry by
investing in
-AA,,rs%tAc q 20
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Odd-Lot, Declines

n The Securities and Exchange Commits
sion reported today these transactions by
customers with odd-lot dealers or SpeciaI-
ists on the New York Exchange for Sep
temher 10: 6,516 purchases involving
l91 .640 shares; sales involving 1888. .923
| 1.54l shares sold short on 46 nrdsrs
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Market AVERAGES
Metal Quotations

NEW YORK. Sept 20 P.-Spot non.
ferrous metal prices today; Copper, PAL.
cents pound, Connecticut Valley Lead
cents a pound East IS St. Louis. Tin Tin, los
a pound, New York At Pittsburgh. scrar
steel, No. heavy, was quoted at A 90.
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m. Y. Bond Market
Furnished By the Associated Press.l

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Butter and EEKs.

Eggs---Market steady; receipts moderate;
demand moderate. Wholesale selling
lums. 65-6f: B large. 62-64; pullets. 1876;
current receipts. ungraded, insufficient
D ssesiptsMEgss sss cases; butter. "a.
16S pounds.
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

CHEvERLY AREA-Approx. S2,100
cash and $5S,26 per month; almost
new three-bedroom. two-story shin
sEosaEs fEi Realty f2Fet CO., 'o'' uN, AliSs ils5,
cMEvERIY. MEi esIi; MD.-s rms, y taS BRICK,
rm. with fireplace. din. rm.. lge.
KIT: full bsmt.. screened side porch,
sschool, bus, store; price $4,000,
GREEN MEADoWs-sl 500 down,
for this attrac;. 6-rm.: .2-story
utii. rm. EQUIP. with auto. IVA washer; Ter;
WA; 9I44. CIR. 1867. JOHN A.
HILLs-Assume a1 loan
on this 3-bedroom,. 2-story home in
heat; large fenced lot. APPROXIMATELY
$4,000 cash. PRINCE GEORGES
REALTY CO., UN. 1855. WA. 6655.
HILLs-Three-bedrm., q
story frame home; full bsmt., oil
heat, lge; fenced lot; assume 4T6
med. possession. % FRINGE PEHSc Sioi GEoRdEs i
REALTY CO.. WA. $685., UN. 1166.
LANDOvER HILLs-s-rm. Colonial
on extra-wide lot; full bsmt., equip.
kit, Bendix, screened porch. This
7-year-old home is IN new cond., end
as the owner is going overseas, it is
priced to sell at Sl1. 800. Cali WA.
3 ss9S 20 til pm. ROBERT S. DAVIS
LANHAM-New arm. and bath bun
ssal6Sw; $1,000; $150 slr. down to GI.
MT. RAINIER-5-bedr bunga'ow.
Sl4 $50. Immense dream kit: with
tiled walls. bsmt;. oil heat. Easily
sehoe ransoorfaon nso sp' wG G0:e s14a t.
MI. IT RafN1ERGsiaA. soHh q .s5o WENg1; Not new,
but in perfect cond., this 2-story
home has 8 lge. rms. plus another
small rm.; modern kit is fully
equipped. tiled bath, gar, bSmt.,
Gil heat. lge. lot, Anchor fenced WA.
gI44 Or CIR, 1857. JOHN A. VENT.
frame bungalow. A bargain at
$4,000; $1,000 down. balance SIS
per mo. N. SMITH REALTY, AP.
NEW fASO' HAMP. ExTEpEDMSG ExTENpED-BeMauStGiful
5-rm. Cape Cod brick with large,
lovely rms. ultra-modern kit. tiled
bath, dry bsmt.. and nicely shrubbed
yard. This location is ideal for chill
dren and is close to shopping.
stores sins on'w ana g sus; sao mi MI; from p e;
REALTY, AP. 010O. 80
8 BEDROOMS. 1Ayear old. gas heat,
2 nice yards. euipped kit. cony.
trans. Assume II loan. Ap. $780, Il
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HoUSES-SALE-vA. tcont.)

BRICK COLONIAL, S11,950-Just
of Shirley hwy. within ) min. of
Pentagon; very substantially built;
Semidet., full English bsnlt., 2-bedrm.
home; beautifully equip. kit; new
Hotpoint refgr.; laundry rm,; garden
entrance to separate din. rm. Take
over large GI loan; cash required,
$1,000. Call THE FAIRCHILD CO.,
Radio Building, Suite 312. ia.
5-6464. -2S
4 bedrms.. 2 full baths. living
rm., full dining rm.. den. full bsmt.,
oil h.-w. heat: mos. old; $3.50
down, S9S per month on bal. first
trust. Engleside l66-W2. 80
ARL. - UNUSUAL AND LARGE
3-gEDRM. BRICK - ONLY ST. $50
Here's more and better space than
you can generally find today. An
attractive modern home with 23-ft.
living room. fireplace, dining rm.,
large kitchen, and spacious screened
porch; basement has recreation nm.
with fireplace. extra bath and out
side entrance. big corner lot: near
bus and school at 14th and Quincy
South, 10 minutes to Pentagon. .
minutes Army-Navy Club, priced
for quick sale with substantial cash
down. Call for directions If you
wish to check the outside first
Exclusive. -
r. w. MULLEN,
nU 1890 TIL D NJ
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HALF-MILE VIEW

cLosE-N MONTGOMERY COUNTY
FOUR SPLENDID OFFERINGS
ELECTRIC KITCHENS, INCLUDING
DISHWASHERS AND DISPOSALS.
ALL HOMES CONVENIENT TO
sSbo9Isi sSb 2kaNsSoRFST4oN S5gFSHFS; STORES
SILVER SPRING
$4,000 UP
bedroom, 1ia-story detached home;
expansible second floor; 3-bedroom
rambler.
BETHESDA
Sl5.950
New. e-bedroom. detached home, In
Rosedale section, near Wisconsin
ave.
BETHESDA
$23.950
New. detached, 3-bedroom. 1Hs-bath
rambler, In finest Bethesda section,
near Old Georgetown I'd.
KENsINGToN
S15.95O
New, 2-bedroom, "a stories: expan-
sible 2nd floor; on large lot. 57x2O0.
For detailed information and appoint
ment 10 inspect any Of these best
5Yiit" homes, call Mr.. Burklin. WI.
R. H. BEST, INC.
BUILDER R-REALTOR
s11s WISCONSIN AVE
Eve. Sat. and Sun, Mr. Burklin,
WI. 62Ss. 80
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COLORED-NR. 9th AND K SITS.
S1.500 Down

This row brick home is clean as a
pin. Has rms. and bath. oil
h.-Wh., covered front porch, nice
yard, Semifinished rec. rm.; posses
sion; monthly payments. $3.50. To
inspect, call RALPH D. COIN, EX.
sos, GE. 6640 81
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FRED J. GEORGE
FALLS CHURCH AREA
BRICK RAMBLER
I,EESRuRG PIKE

A desirable. comfortable family home
situated on 3 acres. red brick c.h.
Colonial built for present owner, 10
years old; 4 spacious bedrms, tile
bath; storage attic; sundeck; liv. I'm.
knotty pine den, powder rnl., modern
well-equipped kitchen, rec rm,; oil
h.-w.h.: attached 2-car garage. with
liv. -bedrm., kit. and bath apt. above;
giassed breezeway; Immaculate cond.
Price, $40, 500. For appt.. call e. H.
EYplilstJ-n 90
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LEESBURG AREA

Very seldom is home Of
this description available.
Built OF stone and frame Cthe
basic dwelling has 36-inch
walls), it stands on nearly 3
acres of fenced land at q
point about 3 miles from Lees
burg. 1t contains 4 bedrooms.
3 baths, maids facilities and
many other features, is in ex-
cellent condition. Total price,
S32,500, $4,000 cash with
balance payable 5000 per
month. For further details call
Mr.. Smith, ia. S-2411.
SHANNON & LUCHS &C
Evening star., 1951-03-28

Det. Brick, 10 Rms, 2 Baths
On corner lot of over % acre, Just
across D. line. Why not own
a country estate such as this? At
an an % old row % BRICK k home 20" Mr. R
HANMACK. NO. 1908; ewes. UN.
35p7 -2S
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BIZ 18th ST. NEAR G.
COLORED

Consider the kids. This Groom Co.
lcnial brick home is located on
venient to schools. stores ard trans
portation. Only 10 years old and IN
perfect condition Full daylight base
ment; fenced lot. Terms arranged
at the price OF S13.95C
SIDNEY z. MENSH & co.
Evening star., 1951-03-28
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

S11.85O-clean as a
pin: cute as can be; 5-rm. semidet.
brk.; rec. rrn., stor. attic, gas heat.
Ewes. call Mr.. boswell, OW. 6Sl9,
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. OW. 0e53.
s1a,s5o - 1mmacu-
lately clean and superbly built row
brick, near George Washington High
School; rms, tiled bath; full base
FRANR FR; x s.-Thi ph1rIIps EEss 6 0W 6s9 66sl9
COLUMBIA FOREST. ARL.-S11, 900;
S3.ooO down. -S67 month, taxes and
insurance included 2 bedrms., newly
redecorated; all furniture included.
5 minutes from Pentagon. Shade
trees. Positively no brokers. OW
FAILS CHURCH-custom built FAM
bling bungalow on nearly u acre;
superb frame construction; 5 rms.
Iliv; rm. approx. 15x22l, bath on 1st
a.; huge expansible attic; full bsmt
2 fireplaces: S22. 500. Ewes, call Mr..
boswell. oW. 6819. FRANK S.
PHILLIPS. OW. 0953. Il
JEFFERSON vILLAGE-Attrac. Cape
Cod bungalow recently redecorated;
full bsmt.; expansible attic; gas heat;
only S13.500. Shown by appt. only.
CAROLINE L. CAMPBELL, GIL. S046.
s11,25O-Frame bungalow, 4 bedrms.,
oil h-wh., comb. aluminium storm
windows. bsmt.; lge. lot; chicken
min. from Pentkon mr.. Shirley hwy.
at Lincolnia. lbstantial cash re-
OWNER. AL. 602. 80
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LANDOVER HILLS

Il you are looking for a home for a
family OF 5 or g, in a most select
your prayers; lovely bedrms., liv.
rm., din. rm. and equipped kit. !;
rec. rm.: beautifully Handicapped Il
acre corner lot on a high elevation
with pure and wholesome atmos-
phere and commanding view of most
OF scenic WASHINGTON and : sur
rounding territory. Owner must sell
the sensational price OF only SI2,-
500. Reasonable terms.
Evening star., 1951-03-28
LINCOLN PARK
4601 BRANCH AVE.
1245 w ST

Just redecorated; one of the best
income; II rooms. IA baths, oil
h.-w h., part bsmt.. gar; lot, IT'S
Il. with flowers and shrubbery. Only
5000 down. Phone FR. 1857.
ANNENBERG REALTY
Evening star., 1951-03-28
LYON VILLAGE

You will not find more home for the
money than this immaculate 4-bed-
room prewar brick Colonial owned
since 1t was built by a M. D. His
family has married ana moved
away and he doesn't need all Of the
space offered. In this home. there
fore If you appreciate large bed
rooms, living room 15x25. dining
room 14x16. den. breakfast room,
large kitchen. powder room plus ga
other baths. recreation room with
fireplace. 2-car garage. slate roof.
sun deck. etc, within 2 blocks OF all
an appointment. One of our courte-
GUS statesmen will be happy to show
you through. The price is definitely
below reproduction cost.
GEO. H. RUCKER co.
OK. 0197. Ewes. CHI. 7456. GL. 6262.
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COLORED
HOME AND INCOME
Mr.. EASTERN AVE.

Spacious Cape Cod style bungalow
featuring equipped kit. = lge.
porches, full basement with lge. rec.
room finished in knotty pine, oil
h.-w h, fenced lot. 50xl50; bus,
schools and shopping nearby; reas.
terms. T. D. BURGESS, VI. 2S02
till 8. -2S
Evening star., 1951-03-28
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
BEAUTIFUL RAMBLER
ADJOINING PARK

1A1O OI1v 1IVOf Z 1AIC1A
Lovely new 3-bedrm., 2-bath brick
rambler in perfect park setting with
private veranda porch. overlooking
Ssn Ssry aad large uynns yadd OF r6eky nae
small show place estate adj. park
with worlds of privacy. yet very
conv. to elementary, junior and
high schools. transportation and
shopping. Equip. kitchen has break
fast space, garbage disposal and
with picture window and private
ground level entrance. One of the
finest ramblers available with
rarely beautiful grounds. Modestly
priced under $4,000. Hurry to
see this lovely place. Call SH.
SOLO til pm.
MONTGOMERY
4, INSURANCE 70
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TRULY RUSTIC

New brick and redwood home off Rock
Creek in Silver Spring. Wooded set
ting. English bsmt. with ground-f4.
living rm., fireplace and picture win
dow, maids room and bath, util. rm.;
End f.. liv. rm., picture window, fire.
pl; 3 bedrms.. bath. roomy kit. de
luxe equipment. Select own interior
colors. The lot is a rcck gardeners S
deliaht. Only Soeg50.
Evening star., 1951-03-28
1918 18th St. NE. LA. 6-6e66
VACANT
DET.-3 BEDRMS.

81, $3.50 CaSh-Built-in Gar.
Lovely California redwood Colonial
located near Eastern ave. and Mt,
Rainier section. Excellent neighbor-
hood; Embodies many nice features
found in slightly older homes. 3
spacious bedrooms, prewar oak
hoorS; full basement; oil heat: fire.
place. charming built-in bookcase.
family dining room; breakfast space
IN equipped kitchen. lSt. fir. rml,
suitable for den. office. nursery
Very close to schools, transp. and
shopping. Sudden transfer of owner
presents opportunity for civilian TO
assume CT financing. Total price
Sl4.9oo; ,S96.27 per month includes
taxes and insurance One hour can
be TOO late on this one. Call Mr,
Hall. 81. 400 ewes; Ma 5cO5 days,
FREDERICK W. BERENS
SALES, INC. 1920 < ST. NV.
Evening star., 1951-03-28
DELUXE RAMBLER
INVESTMENT g. INSURANCE CO.
90

RAMBLER, $4,000
Good Bethesda location; 8 lovely rms
and bath, det. garage; lge. cor. lot.
$1,000. 4iaer 1st trust.
HOWARD r. SCHAFER
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BEVERLY HILLS

Custom built all-brick Colonial on
up, up i foyer r m entrance, liV. S0 rm. me With With
firepl., family size din. rm., lge. den
with "a bath. beautiful kit. with 10
IT. GE refgr. and stove, full bsmt..
outside entrance, recr. rm. roughed
in with full bath, lge. garage.
Decor Is Iash perfect FOWL With Su WaitooWa sG
carpeting, ceiling to- floor traverse
drapes and all new furn. House to
be sold complete Must see to appre-
ciate. Priced under $4,000. No
agent, please. TIE. 2510 for appt. Il
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T. D. BURGESS
VI OSn0 ,til q
TEMpT uTJJ
BUNGALOW

ASSUME GI FINANCING
bricki living room. family-size dining
room. 2 twin-SiZe bedrooms and
modern kitchen plus expandable at
tic.. Radiant heat plus storm doors
and windows. Call until pm.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
sos N. Capitol St, Realtors,
Evening star., 1951-03-28

SILVER SPRING-6-room brick CO.
lonial, bsmt.. oil heat, side porch
mr.. school. Price reduced to SIS $50.
BUNGALOW-Heart Of Silver Spring.
z rms, bath e.. bedrms, End ~;
WOODMOOR - Prewar brick Cape
Cod; 8 rms, bath 1st f.: 2 paneled
rms. 2nd f.; det. gar; corner lot;
an estate sale. Open to offer.
BEERS BROS, 8 It'll 3, 81. 1911
Milford chronicle., 1951-06-08
Celebrate 46th Wedding
Anniversary

On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Wilkins celebrated their 46th we'd
ding anniversary which was June
first, by having duck dinner for
the following guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
Elijah Darling and children, Fran
els, Donald and Etht.cl of Viola, Mr.
and Mrs. John Pleasanton of Bow
ers, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman L. viii
kins of Dover, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Kenton and children, Elmer, Rob
ert, Doris, Audrey, Jean, Eddie and
Janet of Harrington, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Wilkins and children.
Kenneth, Margie, David and George
of Lincoln, Mrs. Garrison Little
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Wilkins.
Mrs. ElinOr Roldan, Miss Roberta
Wilkins and Herschel Wilkins of
Milford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkins received
many nice and useful gifts. Every
one departed wishing them. many
more anniversaries.
Milford chronicle., 1951-06-08
First Baptist Church
1.-THE Little White Church"
Sidney Rowland, Pastor
SUNDAY, JUNE 10

SUNDAY, JUNE 10
1O:OO a. m.-Bible School. Chas.
Thomas. General Superintendent.
Glasses for all ages.
11:00 a. m.-MOrning Worship.
Mr.. Rowland will preach upon the
theme, Freedom Through Christ" ."
1900 p. m.-Baptist Youth Eel
lowship. John Clark, president.
500 p. m.-Evening Evangelis-
tic Service. The pastor will speak
on the Servants Second Secret
of Success-Surrender."
Wednesday-8:OO p. m: Prayer
and Praise Service. The June
Quarterly Business Meeting of the
church will be conducted after a
brief prayer meeting. All members
are requested to be in attendance.
Thursday-8:OO p. m: Teach
ers' Training Glass. This import
ant meeting will again be conduct
ed By our superintendent.
COming!-June 21-July 2: The
Daily Vacation Bible School will
be held at the church from 9-12 a.
m. All youngsters 6-14 are sin
cerely invited.
Milford chronicle., 1951-06-08
Calvary Methodist
Church
"The Community Church"
Ralph C. Jones, Minister
SUNDAY, JUNE 10

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Sunday School for all ages at
the high school this Sunday morn
ing at 10000 o'clock. Remember
that our school has no vacation
each and every Sunday morning.
Morning Worship at IL o'clock.
This is the beginning of our finan-
cial interest for our new church.
Rev. Albert S. Adams from the
Board of Missions and Church Ex-
tension Of Philadelphia, will be
present and bring the message.
Mr.. Adams will be with us for
two weeks or more to help in our
work. There will be no cOllec-
tions or pledge taking at any wOr-
ship service. This will be done by
about one hundred helpers who
will visit each of us as individuals.
The evening service will be at
Avenue Methodist Church at 1880
o'clock. The Brotherhood Bible
Glass and the chancel choir will
furnish the special music, and
again Rev. Mr.. Adams will bring
the message.
The work on the plans of our
new church is progressing, and in
a few weeks more we ought to
know about what it will be like.
The pastor has some plans that
he is willing to show to any who
may desire to see them.
Prayer meeting each Wednesday
evening at 800 o'clock. The chap
ter is st. Luke, 3rd.
Monday evening the Bykota BIZ
BILE Glass will meet with Mrs.
Frances White, Sunset Lane.
Tuesday evening the Late Dis
ciples Bible Glass will meet with
Mrs. Melvina Draper, Lincoln
Road.
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Milford chronicle., 1951-06-08
POWELL

Clifford l. Powell, of Millsboro,
died at his home on Sunday NOR
ming following a short illness. He
was born near Millville, October
Is, 1907, the son of the late James
A. and Bessie Marvel Powell.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Ida Carey Powell; two sons, Will
liam Allen Powell and Earl Pow
ell, both of Millsboro. There are
also two sisters, Mrs. Dorothy Too
mey, Laurel, and Mrs. Leona Hud-
son, Selbyville.
Funeral services were held in
the Pilgrim Holiness Church, in
MillsbOrO, on Wednesday after
noon, at o'clock, with Rev. Ida
Brasure, pastor of the church,
officiating. Interment was made in
Mechanics Cemetery, MillsbOro.
Milford chronicle., 1951-06-08
CHURCHES IN MILFORD
The Avenue Methodist
Church
"The House Of Happiness
Roy Lawson TaWes, Minister
SUNDAY, JUNE 10

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9:45 - Church School. Wilson
Sockrider, General Superintendent,
A record attendance was on hand
last Sunday morning. We invite
your family to enroll in a growing
school, Visitors are welcome.
11:00-Morning Worship. In OBJ
servance of Flag Day the choir
will sing Kipling's "Recessional. "
The second number will be pray
er Perfect" by Speaks. The min
lister will speak from the subject:
''The Narrow Gate and the Larger
World" Parents may leave small
children in the nursery during this
service.
7:0O-Children's Day. The exer-
cises will be held in the new so
cial hall. The free will offering
viii go to the Student Loan Fund.
Monday at Vacation Bible
School Avenue, Calvary and First
Presbyterian Churches cooperating.
Monday and Tuesday evenings
the choir will present its first all
secular concert. For the convent
ence of those who have not pur-
chased advance tickets, there will
be tickets at the door,