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HOUSES FURNISHED

BEAUTIFUL BRICK Chevy Chase home
exclusive Barnaby Woods. Lafayette
diStrict-Furnished, 3 bedrms., den,
porch, liy., din; breakfast rms.
KIT; $3.50 mo, plus utn.; no chill
aren; owner retains l bedrm. EN-.
NEkR 18th AND oGDEN-clean. II
rms, = incl. porches; full bsmt.;
oil heat; best transp. CO. 1873.
NEARBY Differentiation brick
house; fireplace, recreation room,
secluded garden: Sl6o. SH. 039l
NEW 3-BEDROOM RAMBLER, newly
turn; centrally located, l block of
Lee blvd, ] D min. from Pentagon,
near n bus, Shopping center; fireplace
kitchen, large tiled basement; Sl75
q no.. ,933 Graham I'd. (nr. Seven
Corners), Falls Church. 900
EAST RIyERDALE, MD.-6-rm. brick,
beautifully furn.; auto. washing
machine, ironer, garbage disposal.
igei lowered lot. Linens AND china
to be appreciated. References. ME.
baths: q months rental; beautifully
coRcoRAN HILL CO: CO. pi. 1883.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Usual s-bed-
room Plus sunroom. auto. washer.
dryer. freezer: immed. OIL. 7545.
GEORGETOWN - Charming 3 bed
rms, 2i2 baths. den, l1v. rm., din.
rm,, kit; newly dec; reas. rental.
! NO. 1925. I'll
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-Immediate
occupancy; well furn.. immaculate
3-bedrm. house; spacious closets.
auto; wash; MACH . eony tran 3S,
sunday, after pm. weekdays. 10
FORT RELVOIR at Eneleside; bus at
door. G1 couple preferred. Chestnut
6l49 30
TWO BEDRMS., liv. rm.. din. rm.,
bath, bsmt: TV; auto washer; gar
big yard: 4 blks. Naval Hospital
Health Inst. 3 mo. rental. WI. o074
THREE BEDRM:. completely furn,
Avail; May through Sept. Is XII
AIR-COND. twin-bedrm. Diet. 6 rms
Incl. sleeping porch: screened porch
flower and veg. garden; BendiX. dis
posal; diShwasher. Top neighbor-
h fSSoo,s near s5o6 pvt pa aS%d puolif
NV. WO. 1881. go
GEORGETOWN - Spacious Groom
house. newly remodeled fireplace
: . baths, :, lavatories, . porches;
no pets; Is mos, $3.50. Box 300-V
Star go
SILVER SPRING AREAS bedrms..
Semidet.: near school and shopping
center; rent, $50. SH. 1407. 80
BEAUTIFUL NEW = room home
overlooking Sligo Greek parkway;
avail. April % to August ] fully
equipped; cleo. dishwasher. garbage
disposal, grand piano, cleo. organ;
rec. rm. and maids rm.; garage;
rent, $500 per month; adults. Tele-
phone JU. S-5249. III
! ARLINGTON - 2-bedroom semtdet
brick; oil heat; nicely furnished;
screened porch; convenient to stores
and transportation to Pentagon ano
Navy Annex. ia S-6306. 20
THREE BEDROOM HOUSE, nicelH
furnished. in conveniently located
i NV. section; close to schools, trans
portation. shopping: Slh6 per mo
J. A. McKEEVER CO., INC, 1889 K
ST n " ST $500 10
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APARTMENTS UNFURhIsHEp |

MASON HALL
1920 Mt. Vernon Memorial Blvd.
Alexandria, Virginia
New and lovely MASON HALL over
looks the beautiful Potomac only T
short minutes from downtown
Washington.
Efficiency Apis.
bedroom Apis.
2-Bedroom Apis.
Some furnished units available;
decorated and furnished by John
Wannamaker OF New York. Elevator
service.
Carpeted halls. Free parking.
Desk service. Bus service.
Master TV Ant Sun decks.
Automatic laundry. Kitchen fans.
Attractive lobby. Utilities furn.
Conv. to- shopping, dining, theater
Rental Once on Premises.
Daily and Sunday, A.M.-1O PM.
TELEPHONE OVERLOOK 27oS
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6 VERY LARGE ROOMS
ALEXANDRIA
IN VIRGINIA
HOLMES Rim

publicized by House Beau
tiful and Architectural Forum, new
= and = bedrm. contemporary ram
blerS. featuring beamed ceilings and
floor to ceiling fireplace, kit, equip.
with ranSe. refrigerator, disposal and
exhaust fan; unbelievably economical
air-cond. heat; attached carport.
with generous storage closets; ~
acre Handicapped lot; curb gutter.
paved streets, and all city utils.
Not Just commercial rental. but
your temporary home, in a we'll
planned. well kept and well liked
community; Sl3U per month
Directions: Drive out Lee blvd, 4
miles beyond Seven Corners to GAL
lows I'd. left | mile and follow sIgns
to our sample furnished home.
LURIA BROS.
1900 Wilson BLVD, OW. $500
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MCLEAN GARDENS

WIS AVE. AND PORTER ST. NV,
Choice residential community of
Washington. Applications being ac-
cepted for single and double rooms
for future occupancy at attrac mo.
rates. Call room clerk, OR. 1922
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ALTURAS HOTEL

2460 18th st. n.w.-Sgle. and dble
rms, some with pvt. bath. maid and
24-hr. PIX service. CO. 1881.
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WESLEY HALL
ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

ROOM AND BOARD in home on Cap
itol Hill wanted for elderly lady.
Call WI 1861. -l9
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CAPITOL HILL
$50 MONTH
Mr.. Wardman Park HOte

Three rms. kit. and bath, end floor
apartment: nicely furnished; prefer
married couple or > ladies; available
now. For appointment. call THOS
j. FISHER q CO. INC, 73S I5th
ST NV DT $3.50 20
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PRINCE KARL HOTEL
1901 K ST, NV, RIGHT DOWN.
TOWN-Newly decor, phone. 24-hr
switchboard: sgles., dbles.. reas
EX ZOE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-19

1909 18th ST. NV.
Outside sgle. and dble. rms: run.
ming water and pvt. bath; dining
room: 50 per day up. HU 61I6.
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Yates Gardens, charm
ing 2-bedrm. town house with love-
~ walled garden. Fire1.ace in liv.
rn. with mirror 10 ceiling above:
wall-to-wall carpeting throughout
1st floor stairs. and hall: mod. kit.
With disnosal; full hsmt., gas heat.
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WARWICK

Efficiency. with full kitchen. in mod
ern NV. apt. bldg; SIl5 monthly
ave. NV. between Mass. and Ca
theoral aveS.p. -19
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GILIrRERT

BLKS. FROM 18th AND IRWIN
1926 ADAMS MILL RID. NV.
Attractive front bedrm., Semipvt
bath: young girl; $50. AID. 900.
Evening star., 1952-09-17
Hollywood Diary
Rose Due in Hollywood
For Film Shootino
or i'm Shooting
By Sheiloh Grohom-

tering at Salt Greek Theater in
suburban Chicago. I'd like to see
her on the screen again.
When pal said to George Jes-
sci, "can you ever fall in love again
with an old flame? I can't"
That isn't true of me-" replied
Americas toastmaSter, II saw Lois
Andrews the other day and chased
her up a tree"
Can't f1gger how Little Hut
can be made into q movie. The
Robert Morley play hit is based on
one idea-a husband, wife and
lover shipwrecked on q deserted
island.
/ Paramounters pick "Shane" as
the best picture for 1953-they
won't release it this year because
Shows of Kilimanjaro" just has
to cop the 1852 Oscar. Roy
Rogers and Dale Evans are of to
Memphis to raise cash for q rec
reation center. Gen Evans is
guiding his big brother. Bud, home
from Korea, around the studios
|. Ex-Hollywood playboy Alex
Darcy is now television pro-
ducer in Paris.
Sight of the week: Charles
Laughton. at Jacks at the beach,
giving a dramatic reading of the
menu!
(ReleaSed by NANA.)
Evening star., 1952-09-17
Goyety Nov
Shubert

A remodeled. redecorated Gay
ETY. Theater with new name and
new management will open on
October 13.
The Sam S. Shubert Memorial
Theater will be the converted edi-
fees new name and Milton Shu-
bert, q wartime commander in
the Navy stationed in Washing
ton, will control and operate the
house.
The building, redesigned ac-
|cording to the plans of Donald
Oenslager. one of New York'sfore-
most scenic designers, will be more
comfortable for audiences and
performers as well as more attrac-
tive. Reconstruction costs will to-
tai more than $3.50. 900 by the time
the Shubert opens with Maurice
Evans in dial M. for Murder" as
its first attraction.
The motif Of the Shubert's new
decor is New Orleans.
Milton Shubert will operate the
house personally and not as q
member of the producing firm
which has been in show business
since Sam Shubert started the
company in 1895. He will, how
ever. continue his association with
the parent firm and maintain his
residence in New York.
Local management of the house
will be In the hands Of Bernie
Ferber who has directed its des-
tiny since its conversion from
burlesque three seasons ago.
Attractions already booked to
follow dial M" include "A Tree
Grows in Brooklyn" with Joan
Blondell, the Shuberts Gilbert and
-.
Evening star., 1952-09-17
Hid His Cameras
In Times Square
BY the Assoeiated Press
HOILYWOO

HOLLYWOOD.
If you happened to be in the
vicinity of Times Square. New
York City. around 4 am. any
time between last May 3 to May
Is, you may have appeared in
a movie without knowing it.
Producer Ivan Tors reveals
something new in movie produc-
ton methods in the making of
"The Glass WALL" much of
which was shot in New York
City.
Tors and Co-producer, Max
well Shane concealed their CAM
era under big box. placed the
box on a hand-pushed baggage
truck and dressed one of the
crewmen like a baggageman.
At q pre-arranged signal, star
Vittorio Gassman mingled with
the city crowds, surprisingly
large for that early in the
morning.
AS Gassman walked along
B o a d W az unrecognized.
the hidden camera photo
graphed him in the crowd. none
the wiser. s
Tors said he called up Allen
Funt. the creator Of television's
NCandid Camera" to meet him
at Times Square at that un-
earthly hour so he could beat
Funt at his own game. But
Funt was either too sleepy or
suspicious to make the date.
Evening star., 1952-09-17
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
And Time Of Showing
Screen.

Ambassador - "Son Of Pale
face: 1:25. $3.50, $50, 1880 and
9:35 pm.
Capitol-"The Merry widow:
10:45 am, 1880, 4::20, 7:05 and
9:55 pm. Stage: 1885. 3:35. 6:15
and 900 pm.
Columbia - Frontier Gal";:
11:15 am. 2:50. 5:25 and $3.50 pm
Dupont-"Song Of Bernadette";;
100, 3:45, $3.50 and 9:20 pm.
Keith's-"The Big Sky; HOS
am. lis. $3.50, 5:35, 7:45 and
1000 pm.
Little - Last Holiday, 6::25.
$40 and 1000 pm.
Metropolitan-"The Brigand";;
11:40 am, 1:40. $40. $40. TAO
and 9:40 pm.
Ontario-"Ivory Hunter; 1::25.
3:35, 5:45, 7:45 and $50 pm.
Palace-"Ivanhoe":: 11:00 am,
100, $40, $40, 7:30 and 9:55 pm.
Playhouse - High Treason; !;
11:00 am. 12:45, 2:30. 4:20, 6:10,
800 and 9:55 pm.
Plaza - Miracle In Milan;
11:15 am, LOS. 2:55. 4:50, $40.
8::35 and 1890 pm.
Trans-Lux-"Carrie":: 11:10 a.
M, 1920, 3:25, 5:35. 7:35 and 9:45
pm.
Warner - "Son of Paleface";;
1880 am, 1880. 1886. $40. TAO
and Gas pm.
Evening star., 1952-09-17

HOLLYWOOD.
Billy Rose should be in Holly
wood around the end of October
for the first sequence in tales of
Broadway-"Sugar O'Hara," with
Sally Forrest as Sugar and Paul
Douglas as her father.
= Barbara Stapwyck gets SIS. 900
for her Titanic" ride-for eight
weeks. The epic has a new title
probably Passenger List
20th-Fox can't use the famous
name: it's tied up.
Mickey Rooney asks and gets
$4,000 for a five-minute TV guest
shot.
Claudette Colbert is shelving her
around the World" telepix series,
and won't sell her house here be-
cause it'll cost more to build a
new one when she returns late
next year. She insists her mar
riage is okay, but hubby Doc
PreSsman looks glum.
X X 4 y
Mary Pickford stole Cobina
Wright's party for Frieda Hen
mock of the Federal Communica-
tions Commission with an ad lib
speech detailing the horrific e.
feet Of television on the minds
of the young. Danny Kaye
told his beaming hostess at the
end of a dinner party-"This food
is just like my grandmother's." +"
Then he spoiled everything with
"She was a terrible cook"
Producer David Lewis sent 1.-THE
End of the Affair" to Willie Wyler
in Rome. And Willie burns while
the extras fiddle in Roman Holi-
day." delaying the picture with
Greg Peck. I. Kathryn Grayson's
agent called to say she's laid up
with a temperature of 101, and
she had to call off wardrobe tests
at Warmers for THE Grace Moore
Story" until next week. It's
been six dine-and-dancings in a
row with Dick Allan and Wanda
Hendrix.
y y y
Lauren Bacali goes with Hum
phrey Bogart to Europe, and, with
one big and two small children to
watch out for. don't hold your
breath until baby picks up her
movie career.
Sophie Tucker promised Lon
donefs she'll be back for their
coronation and her own jubilee.
>. Shirley Temple and Charles
Black will live In California for
keeps, after the commander gets
out Of the Navy. Shirley feels
fine again following a vacation in
Bermuda. :. Saw Jimmie Stewart
greeting NBC-TV Biggie Fred Vile
at Chasen'S. The boys were room
mates at Mercerburg Academy in
Pennsylvania before they went on
to Princeton.
Which lucky studio gets Hem
ingway'S "Old Man and the Sea?''
It's great. &. Patsy Kelly broke
Ill existing records summer-thea-
Evening star., 1952-09-17

1t finds humans worthy of the
glory Of Technicolor and the mag
nifying prowess of the screen.
They are men and women as ready
to die for an ideal as to kill for
one. a pattern of life that may
leave something to be desired but
which is an absolute guarantee
against boredom.
This is the secure premise on
which Director Richard Thorpe
operates in MGM's extravaganza
for 1852. He could not have found
q better one to evoke universal
admiration for those of our an
cestors whose blood -spattered prin-
ciples survived the doings in Sher-
wood Forest.
IT is asking q lot Of people
named Robert Taylor, Elizabeth
Taylor, Joan Fontaine and the
like to initiate such spectacular
ancestors. Nevertheless, despite q
misstep here and there, they per-
form with q verve and a vitality
that is altogether satisfying.
1t seems fair SuppoSition that
MGM's' idea for "Ivanhoe" is
that it. should be a fitting success
sor to last seasons "Quo Vadis."
To assure this result, the Palaces
fllm leaves no enemy castle un-
tumbled. no evil army undeci-
mated, and no unworthy knight
'lndisembowled. The victory of
good over evil Is clear cut, spec
tacularly tidy and endlessly de-
lightful to the poor posterity Of
Richard the Lion Hearted and Sir
Wilfred of Ivanhoe.
Noel Langley's screenplay mod
eStly assumes that Sir Walters
story needs little tampering. He
goes roaringly along with the orig
inal tale which centers upon IVAN
hoe.
This was an Incompatible hero,
a ferocious idealist full of tender
ness for the unfortunate and
ready to spill the entrails of their
oppressors. It is seldom that Tay-
lor is out of the cameras range.
1t picks him up haunting the Aus
trian countryside for evidence
that King Richard is alive and a
prisoner there. It fellows him back
to England with this precious bit
of news to Saxon England quiver-
ing under the terror of the Nor
man usurper, Prince John.
It is a brilliantly balanced Sc
lection Of material this "Ivanhoe"
presents and the treatment of ev-
cry incident is unfailingly excit-
ing.
The triangular love story with /
its strident tones of religious pref
udice is neatly developed. EN-
phatic point is made of the fact
that Ivanhoe's love for the fair
Rowena (Miss Fontaine) is deep
and enduring. Nevertheless. both
as man and idealist, he is vulner-
able to the beauty and virtue of
Rebecca, played by Miss Taylor.
Romance. however is more con-
ventional film material than pierre
ing q mans vitals with a we'll
aimed pike or cleaving his skull
with an AK. Thorpe's "Ivanhoe"
is Aim that is clearly fully aware
Of the dramatic difference hatuaonl
the two. He concentrates upon the
Evening star., 1952-09-17

spectacular scenes Of battle and
duel.
Each Of these is brilliantly real
lied In the film.
The actual battle in the lists at
Ashby may have had a dramatic
edge on the one Taylor wins in
this "Ivanhoe," but no one of this
generation is likely to believe it.
AS fought here for the delight of
moviegoers. instead of merely for
keeps as in Ivanhoe'S day, this is
the perfect spectacle. With five
knights down and one to go. the
black garbed Ivanhoe is a hero of
vastly more than human proper
tionS.
He is joined by hundreds of
others in the famous Saxon storm
of the moated castle of Torquil-
stone. This was the Saxons D.
Day and the salvos fired by Robin
Hood and his bowmen could not be-
more spectacular if they had
learned the trick from fighter
bomber hordes firing rockets.
Yet the unparalleled action
scene Of "Ivanhoe' is that reserved
by Sir Walter himself as the
climax. This is the passage in
which old Cedric's superman son
undertakes trial by combat for the
sake of the unjustly prosecuted
Rebecca.
His duel with the rapacious
deBois Guilbert George Sanders) ]
ak against mace and chain. is the
hand to hand. horse to horse
combat that raises the film to its
pinnacle of excitement. That the
like of it has been seen Since the
actual combatants spilled each
others blood is out of the ques-
ton, detail that M-G-M was
honor bound to see to.
+ Il y \
1t was not Sir Walters way to
hamstring posterity's movie actors
with the need for subtlety. Those
Of M-G-M's "Ivanhoe" have re-
Sponded to this consideration with
obvious enthusiasm and gratitude.
In addition to the principals. the
film abounds in corking subordi-
nate performances.
There is special excellence in
the performance Of Finlay Currie
as enemy eating old Sir Cedric, of
Emlyn Williams as the guileful
Wanda, and of Felix Aylmer as|
Isaac, the inviolably. dignified|
father of the beauteous Rebecca.
"Ivanhoe" among the films Of
1852. Is bound to be everyone's|
greatest entertainment.
Evening star., 1952-09-17

'IvANHOE" q Metro picture. produced
by Pandro s. Berman, directed BY Richard
adapted By By AEness MacKenaie fnney; from 1
novel by Sir Walter Scott. At the Palace.
Evening star., 1952-09-17

Sullivan company with Martin
Green late Of the famous D'Oyly
Carte company. "Stalag IT," and
l"Bell, Book and Candle" with
Joan Bennett.
Evening star., 1952-09-17
The Passing Show
Spectacular 'Ivonhoe' Makes
Its Debut at the Palace
By Jay Cormody

In Ivanhoe which today at the Palace,
prepared to that movies be greatest
It has turned Sir Walter Scotts most dramatic popular
novel with the conviction that he is the writer the
camera has been looking for In his actfcona
Milford chronicle., 1952-10-31
MILFORD VS. CAESAR RODNEY TONIGHT
BUCCANEERS FRESH FROM TWO YEARS. AT HOME
TO UNBEATEN CAESAR RODNEY RIDERS

from victory years Buccaneers of the
Milford High School tackle the undefeated
High School the Milford Ball tonight
losing streak Lewes last present
winning combination the Milford time Their
hopes
the fact that they facing the only
that they have
whipped The also feel that they Rodney
and that they confident that the will they'll
Riders tonight. -
aidedecamp Naumann have
done real job with the Buccaneers gridirOen
ball circles Starting with only years
Jack and Buddy squad
five Seniors eight juniors OphOmOre
eighth
world To build team from
the coaches first had find special
to the intricate split
of effective defensive formations
AS foundation his plans use of
the standard split T the winged "
and his Yed IT, Head Coach special type
Starting scratch
with lineup that found Buddy quarterback playing
last and with his other regular
his old position tackle his height
most useful After the this Buddy
and left his quarterback Little
swap of senior for sophomore and 15 pounds
After three weeks of regular payree
to Rhoboh rs; seafOrd 1870 WicOmico
full Of fight still full of
Naumann of football
descended
played their heavier older and
starting whistle to the final for their
their fifth in four years.
Tonight this swashbucking
gh confidence knowledge
victory will fully justify
Rodney has of this dOwnsae football power
We look for upset. the Riders Rodney
~ 1907 buccaneers chalk their
for the be
the Milford Ball Park at 500 to share this victory
Milford chronicle., 1952-10-31
FISHERS DISTRICT
Mrs. nora rust

Sunday School at Todds sun
day morning at 10 o'clock.
Worship service at II a. m. Rev.
Dennis Shaffer will bring the mes
sage.
Todd's Home Demonstration
Club held an all day meeting on
Wednesday in the Community
Building having a covered dish
luncheon. The topic was 'nTray
Making"
Mr.. and Mrs. Gootee Brown at
tended the wedding of Miss Flea
nor Mai and William Hall in St
Thomas R. c. Church in Whining
ton on Saturday, October 25 at /
p. m. A dinner followed the cere-
mOny at Hanna's at 2 p. m. The
happy couple left Immediately bv
plane for a wedding trip to Ber-
muda.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jensen of
NorristOwn, Pa, were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Gootee
Brown on Sunday.
Recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
J. w. Rust were Mrs. Frank
Wroten, Mrs. Helen Harmon and
Miss Addie Collision.
Rev. and Mrs. Alden Hopkins OF
Lewes and Messrs Clarence and
John Brown of Bridgeton, N. J..
were supper guests of Mr.. and Mrs
GoOtee Brown on Wednesday eve.
ming.
Rev. and Mrs. Alden Hopkins
were overnight guests of their un.
Gle, Edward Brown of Pleasant
vile, N. j., on Sunday Rev. Hop
kins returned home on Monday
but Mrs. Hopkins is spending the
week in Pleasantville.
Recent visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs
( Charles Dearman were Mr.. anC
Mrs. Robert Mcdowell and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stubs
and children.
/ Mrs. Frank WrOten was a visitor
of Mrs. I. H. Watt on Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs. Watt is still con-
fined to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dearmar
were visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Webb and family on Thursday eve
ming.
Milford chronicle., 1952-10-31

Francis M. Gum, Srd, and Ever
EFT Long have returned from a fish
ing trip to OcracOke Island, off the
coast of North Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Hickman
spent the weekend in Wilmington
with Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Hudson.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Society of
the Presbyterian Church met on
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. George w. HOrsey on Clay
ton avenue.
Don't forget to come out tonight
, Thursday, October 800 to enjoy
the Halloween parade and other
festivities in our little town They
will all be in tune for Selbyville's
big celebration on Friday. Beware!
THE COLLINS will git ye if you
don't watch OUT"
On Sunday evening the cOngre-
cation at the local Methodist
Church was privileged to enjoy a
rare treat. At 1880 o'clock an in
spring program was ably present
ed by the Youth Choir of Goshen
/ Methodist Church of Milton, and it's
talented director, Lemuel H. Ev-
ans. Mr.. Evans was reared in
Frankfort, the son of the late Reu-
ben Evans, and Mrs. Evans of Clay
/ ton avenue. 1t is our earnest wish
that we may be favored with an
other concert by this fine group at
some future date.
] The trustees of the frankfort
/ Presbyterian Church are holding
their regular October meeting at
the home of the chairman, Francis
M. Gum, Bird, this evening.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Edward BOggs of
Philadelphia are house guests of
Judge and Mrs. Frank E. HOlton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Ward and
daughter from Upper Darby, Pa,
were weekend visitors at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harley K. Long.
Preston L. Williams, Jr., and
Frank E. HOlton, Jr., students at
GOldey- Beacon College in Whining
ton spent the weekend at their re-
spective homes.
] The Frankfort Democratic Club
held a rally on Wednesday evening,
October p, in the John M. Clayton
/ School,
Mrs. James B. Long accompanied
Mrs. Myrtle Godfrey and son, FL
mer Magee to Dover to see the far
mer's market in progress.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Coffin and
two small sons, Randall and Bruce,
mOtOred to Willards, Md, one day
last week to visit Mrs. Collins par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Savage.
DR.. and Mrs. Robert S. Long have
returned home after a few days va
cation in New York City.
Last week Mr. and Mrs. Chester
V. Hudson improved their house on
Reed street, by putting in town
water service.
Aunt Snzy seq:
A person wrapped up in himself
make a very small package.