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EAST RIvERDALE, MD.-6-rui. brick,
beautifully furn.; auto. washing
machine, ironer, garbage disposal,
lge;. lowered lot. Linens and china
included; $500 mo. Must be seen
to be appreciated. References. Me.
1901 D ST. N.E.-2-family house,
bath and incl. porch. Now rented
for $50. End A.. furn.. now vacant;
. rms, kit, bath and incl porch.
Rent. Sl40 per mo. for entire house
including garage; FREDERICK A.
ERuMER FR' idss. CO. el7 Pa ave: Mas Sc
WESTMORELAND HILLS-six rooms.
"a baths. for discriminating adults
Georgian brick. Beautifully fur
nished: exclusive section; one block
on Mass. ave. Call WI. 1859. ~
TWO-BEDR0OM BUNGALOW, very
well furnished; mo. lease; Silver
Spring location. GRAHAM & CO,
81. 60lO. "a
JUNE Ist TO SEPT. 3O-Charming
old: nicely furnished; auto. washer,
fenced yd; convenient to Pentagon,
Fl. Belvoir. 10l9 Roanoke drive,
Alex, Va. TIE. 1909 -225
BUNGALOW, : rms, and bath; newly
decorated, nicely furnished; garage.
OH Vt1Do
5l15 CATHEDRAL AVE. N.W.-1deal-
Gm Fms MiiAr'aud it, snd Ssth SsNf and sd oST Oor
rms. Kit. and bath; h.-w.h. (oiD :
conv. to stores and transp. -@6
NEW HOME in Summer: 3 bedrms.,
212 baths. exquisitely furnished for
rea 6iSe1~ipsslnss nU psts sssS fSHDf EN- no cob fal
GEORGETOWN-Ch 3 bedrms.,
2l2 baths; den: liv. rm.. din. rm.,
kit newly dec; $3.50. NO. 1925.
NEAR ANDREWS FIELD, Census
Bosa newly ,4n54s rem1delsd S5edTm cbdTan
accepted; Sl10 mo. Clinton, Md,
phone AP. 25J1. "a
3 BEDRMS., living rm. dining rm.
bath. bSmt.. yd; available May !;
of 10th st. DE. 1lu0. Ext. IL;
DU. 1916. ~
SHERMAN CIRCLE, NV. large home
excellent condition; furnished; Sl6O
W.T.. 1sF pLEasANT-1Wn,lII Lea M VII; share home With
IWESTMORELAND HILLS = Charming
| home. freshly and beautifully dec
grated; owner ordered abroad for
" yrs. or more; 4 bedrms., > baths
and sun deck on 2nd f.; bedrm. ano
bath on 3rd; lge. liy. rm., incl. porch
din. rm., den. powder rn. and kitch-
en- on 1st A.; rec. rm. and 2-car
built-in garage. For appointment to
inspect, call MRS. HENDR1CK Nc
kENNA. office. ST. 6965; res, OR
2615. -25
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY to resp.
party; completely furn., less linens:
"a hndrOS on pn6 n l0a Iiy and
din. rm.. kit, pantry and reception
hall. 1st f.: lla baths, full attic
and bSmt.; automatic oil heat; front
and rear porches; new elec. washer,
etc. On Wis. ave. l blk. from Ma
tional Cathedral; occupied past 4
yrs. by embassy officials; $3.50 per
mo. on lease. For inspection call
ME. $3.50. MR.. KLEIN. -27
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Del. and Soda Fountain

In Silver Spring. Rent S2lO, income
quoted S5,500 mo. Can be increased,
stainless steel eupt. App. $3,5O0
stock. Owner leaving and must sell.
Wants $4,000 down. Call
G.. j. YOUNG. ST. 1900
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EAST RIVERDALE, MD.-6-rni. brick,
beautifully furn.: auto. washing
machine, ironer, garbage disposal,
lge. lowered lot. Linens and china
included; $500 mo. Must be seen
to be appreciated. References. Me.
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BUSINESS Opportunities

DANDY clean rooming house; income
four times rent. Very low rent and
upkeep. Small down payment. 1871
RESTAURANT, sale or lease. bldg. /
ana eaulp excel legation; ready
FABRIC SHOP. ell-established
growing business, only store of kind
in area; couple can operate very
II.f interests; Cal; Call FA. 6eo7, day. IA.
DRY-CLEAN. P'LANT-Retail; ne;
heavily populated white neighbor-
tI5o95 5q ea1ip On sS5 gsv lesSsi AS Sl3o Fs me-
VACUUM CLEANER sales and serv-
ice; well equipped: .estab. IA yrs;
s8He sPs oer Ds1Ssn o%KES SRy
DRY CLEANING PLANT; Mercury
unit installed . yrs. ago; mr.. Prince |
Gseorges County: only dry cleaner in
TN fF ases aicsiS or gHs UN S2a4 g owners nesl'h
BLTHEsDA REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
81 des2s' 2So e.d nclqass Ees pSon. s eegRnen sS3D
lines. 6 INSTRUMENTS lst-fl. location;
avail. Immediately. JU. 9-6704.
BEAUTY PARLoR, white. centrally
sacrifice. Box ALT, Star. 26s
ONLY $I,5OO for combination deli
catessen and open-air market. in
Fails Church, Va; other business
| REQUIRES owners time. Call JE.
FOR SALE-Tavern and restaurant
| in nearby Md: ideal location; owner
| retiring. Sykesville 37S-J-3, between
am. and $50 pm "a"
DENTIST. new apt. bldg, ready early
TINS summer; exclusive location;
6sptst 9sptitions; oes e.e; ps9Hsd s4Hf for ,qssl
/ AGENCY, AP. 1923. -.i6
GROCERl-Busy NV sect; IOUcs
coloreo; cash business. Priced for
quick sale. No agents. ST. 1858.
CLEANING AND PRESSING, central
Silver Spring; good store location,
near lot OF homes and apartments;
| well equipped and doing fine buSi-
n9ess; $500. RIPLEY & RoMER.
DRUGGIsT-Let us find the right
store for you. We have good leads
70 money-makers, We will help
fnanee down payments. Cali Mr..
| BRENNER at DE. 40l0.
oTR !ns CLIENT wants a self-servicei
Kssfly sesf ma5lSfd v1lSme sS.Go Ga Nix K SRGS
PARTNER on MOTEL-1nyest s15 900
cash Jointly with middle-aged widow
mod motel: nearby Md JU. 7-6lO9.
FROZEN CUSTARD-Splendid loca-
tlon; business growing rapidly. no
| competition; owner will lease on
commission basis. IA. $3.50. -25
RESTAURANT-Bea equipped, |
excel excel location: do approx. S4,OO0I
mo. same owner 26 yrs; on ac-
count Of other interest. sacrifice |
~: 900; terms; splendid oppor. A. S.
ECONOMON, JU. 7-9429. ME. 1881. |
"a"
RESTAURANT. colored; beer and wine
Must sell Immediately; $4,000. CO..
lvALET SHOP. center of town; Gas CASH
and-carry dry cleaning plant !
owner S retiring after ii years; San
be bought very cheaply. Call MR.,
BRENNER. DE. 4010.
ATTENTION, DRUGGISTS A ter
rthc, buy. patent medicine. we'll
! stocked and equipped, corner store
vol. $4,000: inventory, $4,000
| Very low rent. Owner expanding
| ana anxious TO sell now; can easily
| be converted to RX store, Best
offer. Broker will help finance
1GTn nE .plY payment. Call MR.. BRENNER.
BEAUTY SHOP. near Shepherd PIX:
very low rent; quick cash buy; a
real bargain. Call MR.. BRENNER,
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DANDY clean rooming house; income
four times rent. Very low rent and
upkeep. Small down payment. 1871
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3 BEDRMS., living rm.. dining rm..
bath, bsmt. yd; available May j {:
of 10th st. DE. 1lu0. Ext. Ii;
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET o

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe storage in
Sseperate rooms EXPERT packing
co, INC. testab. 1906).
MOVING, DAY OR EVE, small or
large job by exper men,; reas. rates:
estimates given. AT. 9342.
ADAMS VAN LINE. local moving. Ex-
per. men, free estimates. Wardrobe
serv. JU. S-9431. Takoma PIX. Md.
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Wonderful OnnOrtunitV

"O11N4O1 1U1 OPJOI UUIIIUy
Pawn shop same location II yrs,
for sale because Of illness; bldg,
plus business for sale; $4,000. with
Call Mr.. Blanken. TU. 1851.
Cohen & Levine, HO. 1920
CHATTEL NOTES BOUGHT
On rooming houses and other busi-
neSseS; cash Immediately.
E. w. THURM
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Boarding Money Maker

DOo1UII WOIIcy WdheI
rs rms, 3 baths; rent $500; inc.
quoted, 81 200 mthly; 3-car garage.
Long lease, same owner : yrs; on
9Th nr. Mass. Only So. 500 handles.
G. j. YOUNG, ST. 1900
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COMMANDER APIS, 1oo5 18th at
nv; for immediate occupancy, see
this lovely l-bedrn apt. in a new
aforementioned bldg; walking dis
tance downtown; S112. including
utilities. Inquire at desk in the
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ApARTMENTs FURNISHED

1iI4 CLIFTON ST. N.W.---2-room
Bird A. apt, private bath for nom
drinking white adults. Hu. 4536.
NEAR ROCK CREEK PIX. conv.
transp.; = bedrooms. liv. rm.. oil
nette, efic. kit. pvt. bath and entr.
phone; utils; cleaning service: $50
mo: . or 8 adults. IA. 037S. "a
PRIVATE ENTRANCE-Beaut lge
fr. rm., hot plate. linens. dishes,
refer, S65; also tiny rm.. hot plate.
&26. 2014 p OF. NV. 80
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II ROOMS, 3 BATHS
10th and Mass. ave. Oil heat; nicely
furn.; inc. quoted $400 monthly
now: ideal for tourist horne and
increased inc. A real buy, only
$500 down. Call Mr.. Ross. AP. $500.
G. J. YOUNG. ST. 1900,
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SPRING VALLEY

Gracious home IN this
close in community. LIST Ar,
den and powder room. screened
porch overlooking beautiful
Handicapped garden; 3 large
bedrms.. = baths. paneled rec.
room for entertaining; maids
room and bath: attached Gear
garage, $4,000.
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CHEVY CHASE. d C.

CLOSE TO CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE
Here's home with income possi-
bilities as there are on first floor
bedrooms and bath. living room,
dlninC room, den and Kitchen sec
ond floor ] bedroom, sitting room
and bath, gas heat, attached ga.
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ROCK CREEK HILLS AREA
Prewar brick Cape Cod.
expand. @nd FIR roughed in
for > bedrms. and bath. all
med kitchen: lot l00xlo0;
$24950.
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DISSIN'S GUESTHOUSE
STEPHAN HOUSE

SINGLE AND DOUBLE RMS. avail,
Gel. meals, 7 days wkly., TV, nr. all
points, transportation and interest.
1905 New Hampshire ave. NV.
DE S4S3 -23
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ROOMS WANTED

and board; elderly
woman: not invalid; near Penna
ave Sc, or Hillcrest. Ii. 6-94 D,
before / pm. 23s
RETIRED WOMAN wants 2 un-furn.
rooms downtown: reasonable rent;
references. Box 474-T. Star. "a
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~y-tV,,y .@ @-

SLC blENAND HNh
Liv. rm., 2OX30. din. rni.
with fireplace. cream Kit,
14xl6: 3 double size bedrms.,
rec rm.. 20x30., oil heat:
ST. $50.
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ALEXANDRIA

1906 BAYLISS DRIVE
3 bedrooms, liv. rm., dinette. kit.
utility rm. and attic. Gas heat. Eiec.
stove and refer. Large fenced in
yard. Rent, SI30. H. G. SMTTHY
CO. ST. $500.
COLORED-IO ROOMS, 2 baths; g
U,SSS
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WESLEY HALL

Spacious dble. rms. in remodeled, re-
dec. bldg. Running water in everv
rm. Large closets. Dances and free
movies. Recr rm; Bendix washer;
selected menu. S50-$60. 1925 2lst
st NV. HU. 1924.
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
231O ASHMEAD PL. NV.
Double and single rms. some with
private bath American plan, excel.
meals; home atmosphere HO 1865.
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$3.50 Per Week
DE LUXE STUDIO RMS.
LARGE, BRIGHT.
NEWLY DECORATED

Newly furnished rooms; reasonable
rentals; maid service. elevator bldg.
INQUIRE VICTORIA APTS.. 2520
14th st. NV.
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Ewes. call Mr. Watts. OR 5761.
ORURY REALTY CORP MI 1000
AMER. UNIVERSITY PIX.

Near schools, shopping and trans
portation. A fine detached brick
home built for good living; bed
rooms. 3 baths, den, rec. room and
bar; attached garage, gas h.-v h.
Army officer transferred; priced for
quick deal Call Mai Lane. MA.
$500; ewes WI. $3.50. BOSS q
PHELPS, INC, 14l1 X ST, NV.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

MOVING. HAULING-7-DAY
z a.m.-9 pm. MARVIN. ST. 1000.
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AMERICAN UNIV. PARK
q BEDROOMS-Sl5.950

Two bedrooms with bath on lst A.:
det. frame; = doors from bus. close
to public and parochial schools.
FRANK J. VOLKMAN. EN- 1865;
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lealtor. lHH4 14th St. NV, DI. 334t
Ii .r...E

WESTMORELAND HILLS
Prewar white brick home.
2 bedrmS., baths, powder
room. paueled den; S34 $50.
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EDWARD F, FRY, INC.
:. 5212 Ewes, DE. 5076,
pTAKQMA Ak Ma PARK; m; p; C;

NEAR WAITER REED HOSPITAL
Near elementary. graded and high
schools close to Supermarkets. At
tractive det. house on good lot.
Rental from two room will pay of
trust Trade considered. Mr.. Maury.
TU. 1926
MARSHALL, ]. WAPLE CO.
r ga Lfnr oNl 1lth g. n w NI 2QAa
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3O25 ONTARIO RID. NV.
De luxe 2-bedrm.. 2-bath apt Mod.
3-yr.-old bldg. Completely redeco-
rated Excel, close-in loc.. border
ing Rock Creek Park: $lT5 mo. to
qualified adults. See ianitor on
premises. Call Mr.. Greenlee.- with
H. G. SMITHY CO.. ST. 1900.
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Washington, D. c.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23. 1852
HOUSES SALE-N.W. tCont.I
BEDRMs., BATHS, detached
SHEPHERD PARK

Z
A det. brick offering center-hall plan:
lge. !iv, rm. with firepl, din. rm.
kit, | bedrm and bath; End f.. 3
bedrms and bath, rec rm, in bsmt
Gear built-in garage. oil h-W h.
KIRkS REALTY CO., Realtors
HO.611S CO S545.
-
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Of NINN NALLE1
See this lovely home While its mag
nificent azalea garden is in full
bloom. Custom built 1911 of the
finest materials, excellent floor plan
with s lge. rms. and spacious porch
overlooking the garden. Priced to
sell so phone at once for an ap-
pointment
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- ROOMS 3 RATHS

R st. near Conn: rent SI55, good
lease; income quoted $3.50, plus
furnished Price $4,000, a down.
LANE PASTOR, EX. 2555
Evening star., 1952-12-21
BY Roder Wineet
Associated Press FinoneioI Writer

NEW YORK. Dec. 2o.-After
struggling through week of minor
barriers. the stock market mus
tered renewed strength and closed
at a new 1852 high.
Most Of the rough going arose
from physiological factors involv-
ing the question of whether the
market had gone too high too fast
and was due for a little rest. Such
a pause before the start Of the ira
dltlonal year-end rally would not
be unexpected.
Selectivity Noticeable.
Some traders who have been
through a lot of these markets
were inclined to believe that the
whole weeks action was nothing
more than a phase of tax selling
and reinvestment.
Certainly this week saw a high
degree of selectivity every day with
wide swings both ways and the
movement of huge blocks of stock
Earnings of the railroads con-
tlnued good and the railroads
maintained their position as mar
ket leaders.
Allegheny Is Active.
The Associated Press average of
so stocks gained 90 cents on the
week with most of the gain ac-
counted for by the RAILROADS. The
average closed at $114.8O, the high
est level since June 4, 1880. On
that date it stood at $116.6O.
Allegheny Corp, which owns a
Evening star., 1952-12-21
Stocks Again Reach New High.
After Pause Earlier in Week

majority of Missouri Pacific COM
mon among other railroads hold
ings, topped the list Of 20 most
active issues up "a at 5 with 277,-
900 SHARES traded.
It was followed by Baltimore &
Ohio up 23s at 273s, Pepsi-Cola
up u at II, New York Central up
3s at 22H, Northern Pacific up
35s at 835s and Pennsylvania Rail
road up 70 at 1928.
Volume for the week averaged
100000 shares daily. That COM
pares with daily average last
week of / $4,000 shares.
Evening star., 1952-12-21

Harry A. De Butts announced yes
terday. Mr.. King has been as
SiStant vice president.
He succeeds Elmer r. Oliver,
who will retire after more than
54 years of service with the South
|ern and has been traffic vice pres
Iident for the last % years.
Mr.. King, native of Charlotte.
N. c., attended Kings Business
College there and started with
the Southern as secretary to the
division freight agent in Char
lotte in 1919.
He worked later in the freight
traffic managers Office here and
became district freight agent at
Philadelphia in 1881. Eastern
traffic manager at Cincinnati in
1910 and assistant vice president
here in 1945.
Came Here in 1916.
Mr.. Oliver is a native of Missis-
sippi and attended Jefferson Law
School in Louisville. KY. He
started with the Southern as a
clerk on September /, 1898.
He came here in 1916 as assist
ant general freight agent and
became freight traffic manager at
Cincinnati in 1920.
In 1921 he went to New Orleans
as executive general agent for the
Southern and vice president Of
two subsidiaries, the New Orleans
& Northeastern Railroad and
New Orleans Terminal Co.
He returned here in 1923 as
freight traffic manager and was
elected vice president in charge
of traffic in 1924.
Donnelly With U. S. Steel.
Walter J. Donnelly, former
United States high commissioner
for Germany, will become associ-
ated with United States Steel
Evening star., 1952-12-21

in Caracas, Venezuela.
A native of New Haven, Conn.,,
Mr.. Donnelly attended New Ha-
ven schools and the University
of Caracas III Venezuela. and was
graduated from the Georgetown
University School of Foreign
Service here in 1921. He is a
veteran of World War I.
He has served in many inn
portant diplomatic posts and is
considered one of the country's
leading experts on relations with
Latin America.
Yonker Named Director.
Edward B. Yonker of the Ed
ward B. Yonker Co. here has
been elected a regional director
of the National Food Brokers AS
sociation.
Clarence Wendt of Oklahoma
City. national chairman. an
nounced results of the election
yesterday.
Mr.. Yonker will represent le-
gion six en- the national body.
The association has e regions in
the Nation.
New Offices Displayed.
New designs and materials for
Office furnishings were presented
effectively Thursday at a recep-
ton given by w. & j. Sloane in a
model office in the building near
ing completion at 1901 Connecti-
cut avenue NV.
Gail H. Morse. vice president
and Washington store manager,
was host to Government officials,
newspaper representatives and
prospective tenants of the new
building.
Fiber glass fabrics, ultra-mod-
ern furniture. glass partitions and
subtle colors for walls and carpet
ing attracted much interest.
Gift Show in January
The seventh semiannual WASH
ington Gift Show will be at Hotel
Willard January 1928.
The midwinter event will enable
buyers of the Washington area
and adjoining States to get an ad-
vance look at 1853 lines before
they are shown at the national
markets.
The show will feature more than
$50 outstanding lines and will oc-
cupy three complete floors of the
Willard. Hours follow: / to 9
pm. Sunday; 10 am. to 6 pm.
Monday and Tuesday, 10 am. to
9 pm. Wednesday.
Milwaukee Agent Named.
George H. Kronberg has been
named district freight agent for
the Chicago, Milwaukee, st. Paul
& Pacific Railroad here, effective
January i.
He has been travelling freight
and passenger agent with head
quarters in Mason City, Iowa, and
has been with the Milwaukee since
1897.
Du POnt Bonus Distributed.
Employees Of the Washington Of
flee OF Francis I. du Pont g. Co.,
shared in the usual Christmas
bonus Of the big brokerage firm, 1t
was announced by Stephen M.
Smith. resident manager. The
bonus, based on length of service.
amounted to a weeks salary or
more.
Herson's Auto Services at Eigth
and 0 streets NV. has distributed
an $ll,500 Christmas bonus to en-
ployes.
Evening star., 1952-12-21

Corp. IN Cen
tral America,
effective Janu-
airy /, it was
announced yes
terday by Pres
ident Benjamin
F.. F irl e S S,
board c h a | t.
man and presi-
dent.
Mr.. Donnelly
with 80 years
of experience
in the United
States foreign
service. will live
Evening star., 1952-12-21
THE SUNDAY STAR 81
King Succeeds Oliver
AS Traffic Chief for
Southern Railway
washington, D. c.
SUNDAY, DECEMBER FL,
By Donald B. HodIev

w. Mason King has been elected
vice president in charge of traffic
of the Southern Railway System.
effective January i. President
Evening star., 1952-12-21

tunit Of trading 10 shares 'ln pankruptcy Of
Euptcs Act oT secuEites assumed BY such companies
disbursements based on the last quarterly semi.
annual declaration Unless otherwise noted special
DIVIDEND r Ex rights: g Also extra or extras
paid in 1851 plus stock dividend Paid or declaree
1sr on n x Svoe Sae n S siScf las. cnst
sIcared or paid after stock dividend or sptup De
dividends IN arrears paysble IN stock exact east
year. dividend omitted deferred or action taken
last dividend meeting Declared paid In 1852, pu.
'bx-dts Ex distribution. Ud When distributed.
Milford chronicle., 1952-11-21

CLASSIFIED Ads get results
Milford chronicle., 1952-11-21

Mrs. Frank M. Lynch, chairman
of the American Homes, presented
the program Tuesday afternoon at
the meeting of the New Century
Club of Delmar.
Nell Griffin, Wicomico County
Home Demonstration Club director
Of Salisbury, was the guest speak
er, using for her subject, Under
standing Yourself and others"
Mrs. Blanche Nelson of Salisbury
was soloist for the afternoon.
Mrs. Hubert German, hospitality
chairman, was assisted by Mrs.
Paul K. Ellis, Mrs. J. P. Ellis, Mrs.
Harlan Elliott, Mrs. Walter Eli
oft, Mrs. Frank Elliott, Mrs. Her
man ElZey, Mrs. Frank Faulkner,
Mrs. Harry Gibson, Mrs. r. r.
Glunt and Mrs. H. Gordy.
Special evangelistic services of
the two Methodist Churches, Mt.
Olive and First Methodist began
Sunday, November 16, and will run
through Sunday, November %,
with the following speakers:
Friday, November 21-Rev. J. Ed
ward Jones, MillsborO.
Milford chronicle., 1952-11-21
EPWORTH
By Mrs. Reuben Riley
Phone BridgeVllle S424

Recent callers of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. c. LoOckerman and daughter
have been Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Han
dy and Mrs. ]. E. Ellwanger of
fredericksburg, Mrs. Nina Moore and
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Moore and son
Ernest Of Richardson Park. Mrs.
Ruth Veasey and Mrs. Gladys Will
son of HarbesOn, Edmond McCau-
ley of CatOnsville, Md. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Parker, Mrs. Noah
Warren, Mrs. Glenna Adams. Mrs.
Blanche Dimes, Mrs. Charles Belts.
Miss Mae Belts, Mrs. Edith Staples,
Miss Katharine Richards, and Mr..
and Mrs. Addison Gardner and chill
dren, Laurie and Theodore of
PomptOn Plains, N. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. William LOCKER
man and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon Smith and family and Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Smith and family
attended the Priestly Reunion al
the Dublin Hill Community Hall on
Sunday.
Sunday callers of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Smith were Mrs. MOllie Sor-
den and Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Yer
ley and children of MillsborO.
Mrs. Thurman Adams, Mrs. Ed
gar English, Mrs. Roland Nelson
Mrs. Charles Nelson, Mrs. Ethel
Stuart and Mrs. Dean Seeley at
tended Achievement Day at George
town last Thursday.
Milford chronicle., 1952-11-21

The Nanticoke Chapter of the
Daughters of the American Revo-
luton held its November meeting
on Saturday at 1 p. III. in the home
of Mrs. George Sparrow in Del
mar.
Mrs. Melvin Elliott of Delmar and
Mrs. o. 7. Roberts of Harrington
were co~hOstesses.
The program included the plac-
ing of a marker at the grave OF
Mrs. Rosa Lang, according to Mrs.
William Glenn Wilson of POcOmoke
City, regent. Mrs. Lang, who died
last year, was the mother Of Mrs.
Sparrow and Mrs. Roberts and a
past regent of the chapter.
The First Baptist Church of Del
mare sponsored a public movie,
"Mr. Texas" in the auditorium of
the Delmar School on Thursday
night of last week under the direc-
ton of the Rev. A. L. TrOester, pas
tor.
Theodore A. Glover, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Glover of Del
mar Road, has been promoted to
/ sergeant in the Air Force. Mrs.
Glover, who has been living with
her parents in New York City, left
Sunday to join him at Hamilton
Air Force Base, Calf. Sergeant
/ Glover served a year and half in
Japan and Korea before returning
to the United States in April.
Milford chronicle., 1952-11-21
DELMAR
By Mrs.
Ella n. CarmTne

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith of Will
mington and Miss Martha Jones of
Salisbury, Md, were weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Hearn.
Harold Hearn of Philadelphia
was a weekend visitor with Mr..
and Mrs. V. J. Carmine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Calhoun of
Riverside, N. j., and Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Calhoun of this town are
spending some time in Florida.
DR.. and Mrs. E. M. Larmore spent
part of the past week in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Layfield an
nOunce the arrival of a daughter,
born Friday in the Peninsula Gen
eral Hospital in Salisbury.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pennewill
of Delmar are announcing the ar
rival of a son, born Wednesday in
the Peninsula General Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Maulfair are
vacatiOning in Florida and will be
guests of DR.. and Mrs. S. Howard
/ Lynch at st. Petersburg.
L. A. Bailey and daughter, Miss
Barbara Bailey, were weekend
/ guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fer
gusOn i'm Wilmington.
Mrs. w. E. German of Ports
mouth, Va, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs
r. p. German.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Moore were
in Wilmington for the weekend.
Earl Elliott is a patient in the
Peninsula General Hospital in Sal.
Iisbury.