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MOTORCYCLES

A. J. S., '46; $50 c.e.; completely re;
built. runs perfectly; beautiful
metallic lacquer paint; extras, too!
Must sell Fairfax 311-J.
MATCHLESS, 194@ low mileage;
good cond; extras; sacriflce; owner
called into service. WI. 1853. -l2
INDIAN CHIEF 194S; excel. cond.
owner leaving town; $3.50 cash or
best offer. 10. 2-4145 after 8. 10
FOR SALE-Harley Davidson. 1885;
Sl0O or best offer Good running
cond., 356 L st. s.w.. ME. 6763 be-
ND. i94a "74" DIV; good cond;
S525. All E Howell ave-, Alex
andria. TIE. 44S00. IL
MOTORCYCLE Harley Davidson
1949, "A O.V.: needs some mechan-
ical repair; must sell. $3.50 or best
offer. 659 K st. ne. or 10. S-123S.
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CADILLAC 40 "62" club sedan; Hy.
act. one-owner MI: beaut. Linden
green finish, Wv. tires. Car abso-
lutely same as brand-new in every
wav. Mrnt he seen to be apnre.
ciated. S2,695. BELL MOTORS,
500 Wisconsin ave-. WO. 5000.
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BOATS (cont.)

CABIN CRUISER, bay built. 80 it.,
Chevrolet engine, complete with cot
bottled gas stove and ice box: com.
pfetely gone over this year; $1,000
or best offer. DU. S575. Ii
BLVD. OUTBOARD SALES. cIearanc,
sale--New lift. Trojan outboarC
runabout, new 10-h.p. Mercur,
Hurricane; used boat trailer witt
new tire. tube and wheel.
14-ft. Wolverine, Sh-h. p. Sea Kini
and trailer. Will sell separately
Make an offer.
12-ft. boat, S65. Good selection O
used OBJ. motors (reasonable): viii
demonstrate. New Mercury outboare
motors. all sizes and stocks. 422t
Bladensburg rd., Colmar Manor
UN. 1883. Closed Mon. IL
WHEELER, 3o'; sleeps s; ship-to'
shore phone, dinghy. twin Chryslel
Ace motors refinished inside and
out; S4,950.
16' inboard runabout, fully equip;
$500
go Steelcraft sedan; excel. cond
many extras: $4,000.
Az owens; sleeps z. twin Crowns
shower. many extras; Sl0.95O.
26' Steelcraft sedan; Chrysler Crown
engine; $3.50. -
See at STEELCRAFT WASHINGTON
CO., Maine ave. and M st: s.w
Phone ST. 4145; open Sat. and sun
Ia
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COTTAGE. elec stove and refrigera.

COTTAGE. elec. stove and refrigera-
tor; good swimming and boating
$40. WABANNA. Edgewater. Md.
TR. 1472.
IDLEWILD, MD.-Large house, 2
bedrmS., glassed-in porch. gar; al
conv.: TV. IDLEWILD HOTEL. i
COLONIAL BEACH-Clean. furn.
waterfront cottage; screened porches
elec.. bath and gas. SH. S763. III
Mr.. SHADY SIDE - Clean. excel
fish swim; sea nettle net; shady
Aug. "0-31. FA. 6597, ewes. lii
DEALE MD.--Nice cottage on lge
shaltd lot, nr. bathing and boat
ing, S5, wk. EN-. 1857.
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OWNERS
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

DOWNTOWN STORE, 8 apts., oil
heat; must sell, need cash; no agents.
Box 441-K, Star. Ia
STORE VACANT. ants. above occu-
pied. Semidet. brick. Many open
tngs for conv. light and ventilation
Good Investment, paying big re-
turns. In NV. location, mr.. Sol
dler's Home. Reasonably priced at
2l,60Q on easy terms. LEATH 4
AsHLLY4 INC. MA. 6464; ewes.
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WATERFRONT PROP FOR RENT

LONG BEACH-Fine pvt. home COL
ony; excellent bathing. fishing and
grabbing; 1, 2, 4 bedrm. cottages;
fully. modern; everything furnished
but linens. Price range and available
dates, $45 weekly 8/18-9/8; sos
weekly, S/1S-S/25; $50 weekly,
SL1S-S/25; $40 weekly. 8/1S-9/1;
SIS weekly. Si25-9LS; 500 weekly,
after 81. Phone Prince Frederick
3oS-J for details. st. Leonard, Nd
SCIENTISTS CLIFFS-Port Repub-
lic, Md. A restricted community of
college graduate professionals on
Chesapeake Bay; one cancellation
on Bays View cabin. $50 weekly.
Call MRS. MILES. Prince Frederick
155-W. -12
BEACH-Waterfront cot
tage or apts., 1st and Bryant sts.;
all cleo, baths. hot water; pvt.
beach and pier; swim. fish, crab.
See to Appreciate; $50 wk CO.
0611. eve Mon. Thurs. -16
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SEAsHoRE PROPERTY
DELAWARE "RETREAT

REHUBOTH DELAWARE "hETREAT'
Ocean block, best section 3
bedroom cottage, modern conv q,
available Sept. lst. Labor Day week,
or more. Phone 2I7 or 25l-R. AR
THUR MORRIS, Centreville, Md
FOR RENT-Room; also 7-roonl
apt. Aug. 1926, Sept. ., for month
Sept. Special rates for Sept. CON
NERS INN. . N. 10th ST.. Ocean
City, Md. Phone 90. --I2
CAPE MAY, N. Beautiful 7-bedrm.
5-bath beach front home: garage;
most restricted residential zone;
oil INV. heating system; Ige. firepl ;
some furnishings, sacrifice S16,5O0
for quick sale. Inquire CAMPBELL
AGENCY, 517 Washington ST.. Cape
May, N. J. L.
FOR RENT-Apts. by owner. MRS.
PHILIP DENNIS, $40 Baltimore ave,
Ocean City, Md. --12
WILDWOOD. n J. - ocean-front
apts.. furnished; sleeps 6; private
bath; hkspg.; best buy in town;
$50 weekly for September. BRYNE
CO, 1910 Boardwalk. Wildwood
N J. Phone 2-2S26.
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SHOPPING CENTER, nearby Md
main thoroughfare; 100000 SO. It
ground, with stores and 2 apis
complete. Others under construction
Will sell S140.000, ~ cash from
owner. Box 364-L. star. Ill
UPPER GEORGIA AVE, nr. Madison
st.-Store and living quarters: sacri-
fice. S15.95O. RA. 22Oo' eyes,. GE.
BUSINESS PROPERTY in NV. Sec
tion, business street; brings in
1925 mo-; would like to exchange
for 6 to family apis. Inquire
NELSON REALTY CO.. 41S Evans
Bldg. MA. 71s0 or CO. S037.
1916 EYE ST. NV.
1st comm, store and 3 apts., all
rented. Price, S37,500. Only $500
cash required. EDW. j. KYLE, Real
tor, 917 18th st. NV Call Mr.
Noonan, ST. 5755 or Ho. 77o3.
-12
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DESK SPACE in beautifully furnished
offices: centrally located. Please call
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CADILLAC 1e49 "6O' Special. Fleet.
h.. elec window lifts: low mileage:
owner: beautiful dark blue finish,
Cost over $4,000 new; our price
S2,495; terms and trade. W.A.T.A
guarantee. Factory Chrysler- Ply
mouth Dealer. WELLBORN MO-
TORS. 81. 1888. 100 East-West
hwy, Silver Spring. Md. Open ewes,
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In excel, cond.. good tires, body and
mechanical cond. poor. Sacrifice for
$500. See Mr. Simms, TOMS AUTO
SERVICE. 1910 Ga. ave. Wheaton,
Md LO b-9S56 -1R
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INVESTMENT PROF FOR SALE

GA. AVE. CORNER PROPERTY,
changing area; separate apis
plus gar, less than 712 times
rental. AUERBACH g. CO.. DI
624l; AD. 52Q7. >,r,r 49,, -.
Excellent business location. with
excellent leases. Annual income in
excess of $4,000. Excellent financ-
ing. Statement on request. BE-
RENTER ~ CO., Realtors, IA. 1880.
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CHEVROLET 194s panel truck: cash
or trade on late model car: in good
condition: 6 tires. JE. 2-S441. -12
CHEVROLET 194S 1h-ton stake body
loadmaster. peri. cond.; S1.1O0. Call
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DESK SPACE

BARR BUILDING. 91o 18th st. NV.
near Conn. and Knew modern.
attractive desk space for those who
want the best. Receptionist, switch
board, mail and telephone answering
service available. Call ct. 1856.
mo. 81 Bond % Ruildins. sT os53 5
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t~e~ - - SStSS y
tConfinued1
DOWNTOWN-Enti floor: modern
large, open, space; ideal for nat. OF

DOWNTOWN-Entir floor; modern.
large, open. space; ideal for nat, or
local organization. CO. 5197. ELLIS.
DUPONT CIRCLE BLDG. - Nicely
furn. pvt. Office in suite: share rec.
rm.; $40 mo. DE. $500. Ia
OFFICES, very near Mayflower Hotel.
especially suitable for lawyers. Two
suites each consisting Of large and
/ small room. Available separately
or together Also included are re-
ceptionist services. reception room,
library and conference room. and
well-eouipped library. ME. 6025.
DESK SPACE in beautifully furnished
oofices. centrally located. Please call
M, D. OR DENTIST. s71s New Hamp.
shire ave-; office and living quarters:
excel. transp. GE. 2122. -l3
$50 r. l. AVE. NE. t4th and r. 1.
aye,2.In a large APARTMENT house
suites, S75 mo. Call Mr.. Hunter,
Ma. $500 or GL. 1885. BOSS Il
PHELPS. INC, 1417 K st. NV.
WIS. AVE, 4e3s-2nd f.; excellent
bus, block; 4 rms, and bath; in
good condition. Suitable for most
professions. Sl25 month. FRANK
j. VOLkMAN. EN-. 1866; ewes, OR.
2913. 10s
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WILL BUY PROPERTY
Brick, or frame; white or colored
NE. 1920; ewes. ST. 6221.
IMMEDIATE Cash
FOR YOUR HOME. COX d. CO.
RE 1888.
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AUroMoTlvE MIscELLANEoU:
PLYMouTH MOTOR, late ,49;. 8 Loo

PLYMOUTH MOTOR, late '49;' 5000
miles; complete with transmission
and all access; $l25; 40 Plymouth
4-dr. parts also. HY. 5633. Ia
FENDER (car) air hammer; 8 pieces
in like-new condition. Phone DE.
6S,3. IL
1885 DODGE wrecking crane; crane
in excel cond.; good tires; body
and mechanical cond. poor; sacri-
fee for $500. See Mr.. Slmms
TOMS AUTO SERVICE. 11416 Ga
ave-, Wheaton. Md. LO. 5-9S56.-16
PREWAR AUTO PARTS IA price
take of yourself; bring tools. gen.
wheels. doors. tenders. S3.75 each.
Saturdays only. 1000 Four Mile
Run (near Shirlingtonl. H.
TIRES t2l recapped. Goodyear A.
ply 650x15; tubes $25. JE. 3-7s46.
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WATERFRONT PROP. WANTED

WANTED to rent waterfront cottage
weekend IL Aug, 1-2 wks. CROW
DER, Ii. 3-9100; after 8. EN-. 662S.
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SWAP. $500 DUMONT TELEVISIoN
OR $3.50 AUTO. WASHER, OF
BOTH, AS PART OR FULL PAY.
MENT ON GOOD AUTOMOBILE
REPLY IMMEDIATELY. BOX 559-J
STAR. -l6
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OFFER ALI, Cash

OFFER AID Cash
To private owner for good postwar
car. Can handle inspection, tags and
title details. Ayrice must be riEht
tor cash. Mr.. LAMAR. DI. 0731.
Ia
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GARAGES
AUTOS 6 TRUCKS FOR HIRE

VAN TRUCKS. any size Job; prompt
service: reas.; local or long distance.
IA. 2937; after z pm. GE. 1416.
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BAY RIDGE
DEAI,E, MD

HIGH VIEW ON THE BAY
Furnished, 2 bedrms. and lge. 2nd f.,
f1repl., knotty-pine liv. rm.; mov-
ing Fla; S6.950; safe for children.
10. S-373S weekdays only. --12
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LOTS 6 ACREAGE FOR SALE

YOU CAN FIND a beautiful building
site 16 mi. from the District line
overlooking the Patuxent River Val
ley. few plots are, available al
$3.50 per acre and up. Call
NoRTH sIaTfM AREiNGToS2i H;TeSS block : of
Lorcom lane. Wooded residential lot,
60x1a0; cony, to SCHOOLS, shopping,
Offer ow. 1854. Ia
EAST FALLS CHURCH - 1s0-ft,
frontage suitable for rambler; direct
from owner. Gil. 4400. Ext. 936.
LOT, 75x1O0 IT.. located in Babylon.
20 miles from New york City. Priced
at $3.50. Call DE. 30s5 after. 8.
ARLINGToN-1o lots. 50 $50 each;
1st-fare zone, near Pentagon Build
ing. BOWERS, 1875 Eye NV. RE,
SIS Down, SIS mo-; u to / acre
homesites in peaceful Chapel Acres,
Fairfax County. Va, near Shirley
hwy, 25 minutes from Pentagon.
Beautiful cool shade trees; low
building restrictions. Priced from
S495. VERNON M. LYNCH g. SONS,
Lincolnia, Va, AL. 590f, tClosed
1-ACRE LOTS. nr. Indian Head hwy.
IL miles D. c.; easy terms. JAMES
E MAHONEY. HU. 5410. IL
Braddock Hts.-Dble.
corner lot over "a acre; trees; / blk.
to bus and George Mason School;
$4,000. Call OWNER, oV. 4074.
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LONG BEACH
Featuring Private
Flag Harbor Yacht Basin
Waterfront Properties
Exclusive Beach Colony
Large Lots, $500 Up
3-Bedroom Cottage
TpopooJioto Noo,,~o~ox,

y
PRICE, S11,95O-TERMS
Long Beach is a very fine private
beach colony, sensibly restricted
which must be visited to appreciate
its exceptional character and un-
usual environment advantages. In
addition to private yacht basin you
will find beautiful. safe, white sand
beach, excellent grabbing and fish,
ing, hard-surfaced streets, centrally
distributed artesian water, lights,
telephone, trash and garbage COL
lection and many other advan-
tages found only in exclusive, soundly
developed beach colonies. We invite
you to inspect this delightful prop
erty. Bring the family and spend
the, day. Bath house and picnic
FACILITIES free to our guests. Drive s
miles south OF Prince Frederick on
SolomonS Island rd.. turn left at St
. Leonard and follow Long Beach sign
TO office, M. E. ROCKHILL. INC.
Phone Prince Frederick 30S-J.
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IN TOWN. Sc, neal all conveniences;
q trs Ii.

new semidetached 2 and 4 family
apis, full Easements, gas heat, nice
yards; fine home and investment.
GEORGE Y. WoRTH1NGTON &,
SON, MA 1926. OIL. 3739. 10
FOUR-FAMILY FLAT--Excel ne
location. nr. Sears Roebuck and Co,
income over S3,400 per year, Priced
LEGUM l. GERBER, Or 5000. 10
6-UNIT BRICK. Takoma Park, Md
Ideal place for home and income
VIII consider trade for smaller prop
erty. $4,000 cash will handle it,
JAMES S. WILDER. GE. 1915. 10
l-UNIT SEMIDET BRK., mr. 3rd and
H. ave. NV; over $1,000 yrly. in
come; / and 2 bedrm. unit. RAFFELL
REAL ESTATE, SH. 1894 til 8.
S-APT. BLDG.-Each unit has l rm.,
Kit. and bath: priced 6 times rent
OF $5,250 VI; furn.; 5000 min.
cash. LISS REALTY CO., ME. 666S;
ewes. Ia. 4103 -I2
3 UNITS, converted; corner lot; II. 500
So. IT.; S22. 500. Low cash down
shows 40ee return from low stable
rents. RE. 1880. WI. 2613. R. PAGE
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LOANS
MONEY WANTED

2,O80 FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
| 6ee interest plus bonus; loan fol
one year; payments repaid monthly
Box 412-K, Star. 13'
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4-FAMILY

Conservative investment in an excel
lent ne. rental location. Call now
for details and to arrange to see.
Price. S24,500. OLIVER T. CARR.
MA S0Q2 and Ma pSRh IN
Milford chronicle., 1951-10-12

celebrated his 77th anniversary on
Tuesday. Many friends called on
him in the evening and he received
a number of cards wishing him
happy returns of the day.
MedfOrd King, now stationed at
Camp Lee, Va, spent the weekend
with his mother, Mrs. Charles T.
Vent and family. During the sum-
mer months, Medford was on ma
neuvers in North Carolina. He re-
turned to his original camp several
days ago.
Miss Esther Weakley spent the
week end with former college
friends in Washington, d. c.
Miss Martha Libls, who has been
in Philadelphia, has returned home
after being seriously i'll for several
weeks this Summer. She is much
improved, but will be unable to
work for many months.
Miss Caroline Clendaniel enter
tanned q guests at her home on
Broad Street, Tuesday evening
celebrating her 18th birthday. Caro-
line is a junior at the Milton High
School and the guests included hel
fellow classmates.
The local Lions Club met on Mon.
day. evening for their regular din.
ner meeting in the fellowship hall
/ President Sam Shapiro conducted
The business. Funds raised for the
Sight Conservation Program, con
Quoted by this organization, ar,
now being put to use, in both thu
white and cOlored schools. Plans
were discussed on Monday evening
to purchase several pairs of glass
es in connection with this project
This group have for several year
been intensely interested in tn
Sight Conservation work for ele
mentary and High School students
and extensive fund raising cam
paigns are conducted. The last prof
ect which has been completed j
the Telephone Directory, which ha
been distributed throughout tn
community.
Major and Mrs. ]. d. Lynch an
daughter. Susan Ellen. are now i
Washington after spending som
time with his parents, Mr.. and Mr.:
} Leroy Lynch near Milton. The
: will return shortly to their Arm
most in Bermuda where Maio
Lynch has been stationed for som
Milford chronicle., 1951-10-12
MILTON
By
Walter W. Crouch
Phone
Milton 433S

Milton School enrolment shows
an $50 increase over last year. At
the close of school in June enroll
ment for the entire student body
numbered 430. After the first month
of school for the year 1851 the at
tendance is 465, an $50 incrase.
The are 1872 junior and senior high
school students and 273 pupils in
grades / through 6. The school eX-
perienced an increase of 25 students
from Z to IL. For the first time in
the history of the school the 7th
grade is divided into 2 equal sec
tons of 25 each. Increased enroll
Ehent necessitated employment Of
one additional teacher, Mr.. Marshall
II. Webb, who is a teacher Of social
studies and science. Mr.. Webb is
also a certified vocational and edh-
cational counselor and in the near
future will set up services for the
Junior and Senior High School.
The department of child develop
ment and guidance has been set up
throughout the State of Delaware
and employed approximately 15
specialists. This department is TAX
ing care of provisions set forth by
the Handicapped Program Bill. MT
Elmer Owen, one of the new per-
sOnnel working from the George
town office az a speech correction
list, has visited the Milton School
He conducted a speech survey
among students from the 1st to the
9Th grades at the local school
Twenty-nine children in that age
group are in need Of special instruc.
ton. beyond that given by the class
room teachers. This number repre-,
sents approximately 119o of the ele.
mentary school enrolment. Mr.
Owens, in the near future. hopes Il
set up special speech classes fOl
boys and girls in the Milton School
T. Harold Palmer, local business.
man and representative of the 1Otf
District, introduced and sponsored
the Bill through Legislature which
is known as the Handicapped Chill
drens' Bill
Last week Mr.. and Mrs. Franz
Bowers entertained Mr.. and Mrs
Paul DerricksOn and son, Paul. Jr,
Of Manteo, N. c. On Tuesday eve
ming Mr.. and Mrs. Bowers also en-,
tertained Mr. and Mrs. Barrett Nor
gan and daughter, Carole, of Mil
ford.
On Sunday, Mrs. Walter CrOucl
entertained several relatives at din
81 4
husband, Walter W. Mr., CrOucl
Milford chronicle., 1951-10-12

time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dorman spent
Sunday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur DOrman and Mrs. Nora
Campbell.
Mrs. Nancy Jones, one of the old
est residents of Milton, is still at
the home Of her daughter, Mrs. j.
d. Robbins. Mrs. Jones fell while
attending household duties at her
home on Broad Street several
weeks and suffered minor injuries.
She is now in fine condition and
hopes to return home shortly.
Last Tuesday evening the men,
bers of the WSCS of Grace Church
met at the social hall for their
monthly business meeting. Presi-
dent Catherine Crouch conducted
the meeting. Final plans were COM
pleted concerning the forthcoming
turkey dinner on Saturday evening
Mrs Annie ArgO is the chairman
of the committee preparing the
meal. She has had much experience
in this capacity which assures the
public of a wonderful meal. Dinners
will be served from 4:30 p. m. until
1890 on Saturday evening, October
18th. Price, $1.25 and IS cents.
Goshen Methodist Church
Rev. Harold VI. Davis, Minister
Sunday, October 14th
9:45 a. m, Sunday School Oh
serving Rally Day last Sunday go
us off to an excellent start for thu
first Sunday in October. Let's keel
going.
Every department and class il
capably taught by traineQ teachers
Your presence will help tn,
school to grow.
ii a. m, Morning Worship.
The music in the Church Servic
last Sunday was especially effeC
tive. The Call to Worship was
choral rendition rendered by tn
J Youth Choir at the entrance to tn
J Sanctuary. They also sang Morn
, ing Prayer, as the anthem. an
"The Lords PRAYER, was rendere
as a solo by Dickie Wright. MI
/ Lemuel Evans is choir director.
, The Junior Choir numbering 2
members of the Junior Departmen
: Of the SUNDAY School sarg for tn
: first time this season. Their an
= them was "I'll Live For Him"
: The leader is Mrs. Arithea Mil
Milford chronicle., 1951-10-12

man and Miss Nancy Hopkins is
pianist
Partaking of the rite of Holy
Communion, members of the con-
gregatiOn joined in observing World
Wide Communion.
In the Communion Meditation,
Rev. Davis presented the thought
that I'm Christ There Is No East
Or West.
The flowers were lovely pink
dahalias presented by Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester Farens in memory of their
daughter, Patricia Lee Farens.
| Prayer Circle is being held each
Wednesday evening at one of the
members homes This week it met
at the Parsonage.
/ Junior Choir Rehearsal is held at
$3.50, and Youth Choir at 1900 each
Thursday evening.
The Board of Education will meet
Friday evening tonight) in Fellow
ship Hall. The business meeting will
be preceded by covered dish sup
per at $3.50 p. m.
Rev. Davis will preach at the
Homecoming Service at McCauley':
Chapel on Sunday afternoon, OctO
ber 14th, at 2 o'clock.
Sunday afternoon. October 14th
at o'clock. Rev. Davis will be a
the Church to Officiate at the Ritz
of Baptism. Parents may presen
children for Baptism.
Four new members have recentl!
been enrolled in the Nursery De
partmetn. Thew are: Terry Lee, Sol
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Allen BeheleT
James Riley, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Arnold Griffith: Charles Frank
son of Mr.. and Mrs Charles Stuch
lik. III; Charles ArnSev, son of MI
and Mrs. James G. White.
Milford chronicle., 1951-10-12
ROXANA
By Mrs. Alice Lockwood,
Phone SelbyVille 1881

Rally Day was observed in the
ROxana Methodist Church Sunday
morning. The program was under
the direction of the Sup't. of the
Primary Department, Mrs. Clarence
Rayne, and very ably assisted by
her co-helpers, Mrs Ruth Hick-
man and Mrs. Teddy Coffin. A beau
tiful vase of flowers was presented
by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Williams of
Bethany Beach in memory of War
rem Lynch. The attendance for Sun
day School was 189. Offering, $32.93
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Tingle anC
daughter had as their dinner guests
Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sacca
and daughter, Julia, of Ocean City
Md
Mrs. Alvin Griffin entertained the
pal" Sunday School Glass Monda!
evening at her home here.
Mrs. Garrison Long of near Bal
timOre, spent last week with he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Israel Town
send.
Milford chronicle., 1951-10-12

Mrs. Russell Murray. Delicious re-
freshments were served by the host
and hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebs Lynch and
three daughters entertained a num-
Der of guests to dinner on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry L. Daisey and
granddaughter, of Bayard, called
on Mrs. K. Ward West and family
on Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Wilgus of
Lublovk,. Texas, has been visiting
Mr. Wilgus' two sisters and bro
I thers-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Richards, Mr.. and Mrs. James Leary
and his brother and sister-in-law
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry F. Wilgus. Mr.
and Mrs. Leary gave a dinner Mon
day in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Milford chronicle., 1951-10-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Farley Littleton, Jr.,
are now occupying the apartment of
Chester Richards here in town.
Mrs. Addie Lynch spent last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Gray, Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh Kelso at RehobOth.
Miss Peggy Murray was week
emo guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton
Bennett of near Clarksville. Mrs
Bennett was formerly Miss Eliza
beth Ann Goodwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Richards
had as their all-day guest, Sunday
their mother, Mrs. Ida Richards
/ Their added guests for the evenins
were Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Murra,
entertained Sunday evening, MI
and Mrs. Vance McCabe and Mr.. ant
Milford chronicle., 1951-10-12

gus. All Of the above were guests.
1t has been about 20 years since
Mr. and Mrs. Wilgus visited here.
Mrs. Clarence Rayne, accompa-
MED by Mrs. Helen Foskey Of Omar
and Mrs Hariette McGland of Mill
vile, attended the Virginia's annual
professional Beauty Clinic at Old
Point Comfort, Va, last week. They
also visited Fort Huston. Newport
News and Williamsburg and finally
ARRIVED home safe.
Milford chronicle., 1951-10-12

The first crossing Of the Atlantic
by dirigible was in July, 1919, when.
the British diTigibie R-34 made the
crossing from East Fortune, Scot
land, to Long Island, N. T., In 10S
hours.
Milford chronicle., 1951-10-12

"AuToMAuc MEAL-AlNDER"
Leonard gives you constant, automatic
control Of cooking without you having
to be there 10 watch il. Accurately con-
trolls right oven, one appliance outlet
Milford chronicle., 1951-10-12

NEW coLoRMATlc SWITCHES
Ieweled lights in 7 brilliant coloTs show
exact heat you're using :. from way
across the kitehenl 7-heat switches,
each heats the same every time.