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Evening star., 1952-02-19

CONTINUED on Neat Passl
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4 BEDROOMS

fsr sprins, r1S' near near Piney Branch I'd.
Brick Cape Cod in Al condition;
nicely handicapped lot in good
neishborhood; gas. h.-w.h.; living
rm. with real firepl., sep. dining rm .,
well insulated; cost under S1Q0 per
VI. to heat; garage available for
only SIS mo. A good house and
should sell quickly. Phone today,
RE $3.50. 9 It'll 8.
Colonial Investment Co.
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THE GABLES co.
MOVE RIGHT I'M

located near Texas ave. and Ridge
rd.. this Is truly. an outstanding
beautiful panoramic view of the
surrounding area. Features 8 rms.
and tiled bath. 3 bedrooms. full
basement with partially finished
recreation room: gas heat: link
fenced yard. Venetian blinds. storm
windows; only 3 years old. and
clean as q pin. Full price, S13. 500:
So. 250 cash for veteran, or S2.ti50
cash for non-veteran. To inspect,
cali Mr.. Annenberg, Ma. 5000; ewes.
call JU. 9-2353.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC, 1890 K st. NV.
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HOUSES SALINE. tcont.
Colored-Brookland

1900 BLK. HAMLIN ST. NE. -
$l,25O DOWN. 2-story, detached
bsmt., h.-w.h. coal; extra-lge. beau
tiful lot. Conv. to everything.
Owner must sell this week. Call
till 8 pm. weekdays, Sun. 12 to 8.
VIM. Calorniris Inv. Corp.
1012 18th st. NV. DI. 1855
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CHEVY CHASE. MD

4 BEDROOMS. ga BATHS
Dramatic step-down living room in
this splendid English-type home in
well-sroomed community; true cen
ter-hal plan, including powder and
breakfast rooms. op first floor; 4
bedrooms, 2 baths and library up
stairs; full basement with maid s
room, full bath, and Gear garage,
Beautifully Handicapped grounds.
Price. S37. 800. Terms available.
Once open It'll 8.
Town & Suburban. OR o4O0
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ASSUME 40 CT LOAN

ASSUME 40 CT LOAN
HILLTOP TER. Sc.
Lovely modern 6-rm. semidet. brick,
very clean; full bsmt., gas heat.
Priced at only S13,5OO with reas.
down payment. VIII be sold immed.
Eor appt. to see, call MA 9797.
suns. and ewes, NO. 5400. Ext. 403.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY co.
925 New York Ave. NV.
COLORED-vacant mr., sth and A st
Sc; large rms. and bath uius two
" baths. LOUIS RuDDEN. EX. 57O7
COLORED ATTENTION BROKERS'
Show your client the best buy of all
Detached, rooms. on 36x350 lot;
Gear garage; oil h.-w.h.; S13.950
with $1,000 down. GE. 9302 till
COLORED-ROw BRICK arranged in
two. apts.; good investment, Near
18th and Penna. ave. Low down pay
ment. For particulars. call GE. 1915,
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COLORED TOURIST HOME

Excellent NV. location. building jus
completely rebuilt, modern in every
detail, 13 rooms, huorescent light.
ing, asphalt tile throughout. Has
private parking lot, no competition
Wonderful opportunity to make q
real profit. Must have $4,000 cash
KAISER REALTY CO. CO. 2299
ewes, ia. 5S59. 30
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S15.25O

$15,250
Older home in excellent condition.;
about z-acre lot; beautiful porch,
living room, fireplace. dining room,
kitchen. inclosed heated sun porch;
md floor has 3 bedrooms and bath;
fun basement.
$18,750
New S-bedroom brick rambler; liv-
ing room with. fireplace. dining al.
cleaning kitchen, breakfast nook.
3 lovely bedrooms, bath. full Eng
lish-type basement with picture
window. outside entrance; near
$19,750
Tapestry brick rambler Just COM
pleted. Graceful front porch. large
iving-dtning room with fireplace
and. 2 picture windows. de luxe
kitchen with breakfast accommoda-
tions. 3 well-arranged bedrooms, full
basement with lavatory.
Call LO. 4-7200 Til 8 PM.
Wood-Conley Co., Realtor
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GEORGETOWN

wv
:. 2Sth AND DUNBARTON AVE.
Newly restored semidet. 2-bedrm.
and studio gas-heated home. with
large lv. rm (fireplJ and French
secluded garden. Large quick-freeze
refgr.. disposal and breakfast space
in mod. kit; studio rm. on top floor
Is a perfect hide-away or guest rm.
Most suitable for entertaining in
the GEORGETOWN manner, and priced
DeWilde. OIL. 1850.
J. LEO KOLB co.
1897 Wis. Ave. MI. 21oo., 30
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"S13.950''

viii buy this almost new small RAM
bier on q corner lot with many trees
with 3 bedrms., tile bath and many
extras. Might go CT. Located In at
tractive section Of Kensington Call
RIICIIANAN Realfnr
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The Hamlet
THE BEST

OF materials and equipment will be
conveniently located in the heart
of Bethesda. For instance, the
kitchen features Hotpoint electric
range and refrigerator, Kitehenmaid
dishwasher, Beautycraft cabinets
and garbage disposal unit. There
are 3 bedrooms. 2 colored tiled
baths; full basement; fireplaces
dining rm. combination. A COM
Portable and well-planned home at
only $25.500.
TNTERCOUNTY REALTY
OIL. 210l TIL 0 Pm.
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4 BEDRMS., DEN, GARAGE
Center hall, all-brick detached home
near schools, shopping and transp.
full tile baths. An unusual home
Tor the large family; lge, liv. rm.
attractive firepl, and adjoinins
Den; Famiiy.size din. rm. and huge
kltchen; oil h.-w.h. D1. 1015, ewes
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HOUSES sALE-s.E tcersl
ONLY 2 LEFT
ANAC0STTA n ~

13&F13OC011 . 111J II "
New all-brick row homes. in conv.
Anacosita, D. c. Two lge. 'bedrms.
tile bath. lse. Iiy. rm. with picture
window. din, rm., complete kit. with
a.-c.h. and copper plumbing. Shop
ping and transp. at corner. All
schools within walking distance.
Priced at S12.950: $4,000 cash and
as little as $75 per month. Trades
considered. Call Ii. 3-6S66 or LU,
1-S642.
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HILLCREST HEIGHTS
3-BEDRooM RAMBLER
PRICED $11,950
2 APARTMENTS

Modern brick building. approximate
ly 10 yrs. old. in new-house con.
dition: apartment has 2 bed
seSms eefs ft SHth enspaS nays living din
tiled bath: oil heat; large lot. Lo-
Gated in an all-new section of Sc;
block to bus. school and shopping
center; monthly payment, includ-
ing taxes. S72. Down payment,
$500 For details. call Mr., Nc
FREDERICK W. BERENS
SALES. INC. 1920 K st. NV.
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S495 DOWN
$4,000
NICE RAMBLER

Only $15,95O with $4,000 cash re:
quired and monthly payment OF
S84 Az including taxes and insur-
Old on big corner lot with white
fence; 3 bedrms.. liv. rm,, separate
din. rm., big kitchen. bsmt.. attic,
gas &C heat; bus across street.
Located in good section Of Kensing-
ton. Phone us RE. $3.50, 8 till Q.
Colonial Investment Co.
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$23, 500
Beautiful Beverly Hills
AS Cute as a Bug in a Rug
This beautiful home belonRing to ,
couple who could and did add ev.
erything for beauty and comfor,
they could possibly think of, is be.
ing offered the first time for sale
IN met. Washington's most beauti.
Iul wooded residential sections
Brick center entrance Colonial de.
Sign: large living room with fire.
place and entrance to large screened
side porch, dining room. elec. kitch-
en-. breezeway., det. brick garage;
two master bedrooms. tile bath anc
shower. large basement. elaborate
recreation room with fireplace, oil
Located on . large wooded lot ap.
prox: 9Qx150. This home will sell
TO the nrst person to inspect. Cal
MR.. STUP. EN-. 7432.
BETHEL
1915 X. DI. 3100.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
4 4BEDRMS.-$5,OOO DIN.
and Military I'd; brick. ige, liv'
Im with frepl.. din. rm., 2 baths,
gen; Gen Kit. with breakfast nook; 4th
peorm. on 3rd n, full bsmt.. oil
with easy terms. CALL MR.. NOORY
EYES, 10. 1896.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
14l5 K ST NV paol,or. nrr r.oo
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EVes., CdII Nf. brIuBtS, ROCKVlIIe ZU3s
Woodmoor-4 Bedrooms
Brick Cape Cod with garage, Nv. rm
with firepl.; . bedrms.. full din. rm.
tile bath, elec. kit, large screened
cement porch; 2nd a. 2 very lge
bedrms. and full bath; aluminium
storm windows throughout Idea
buy; S20.950 with substantial down
payment. Exclusive agent, JU
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CONN. AVE.

Are you interested in a home Just
| blk. off of this beautiful ave.
in Chevy Chase. Md Nr. schools,
transp: and everything. This lovely
wide. center-hall, at S29. 500, is
worth your inspection. Call WO.
1885. It'll 9 pm.
OPAN G I'D AyK7rODn
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CHEVY CHASE
CHEVY CHASE VIEW

First time offered. Lovely brick Co.
lonlal on tree-shaded. level home
site Of approximately u acre. with
est streets in this much -soueht-after
area. Contains liv. rm. with firepI.,
din. rm., mod. complete kit, 3 he'd
rms, bath: full bsnt., garage; S24,- =
9Oo. z. NJ. FRY. INC, WI. 500
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KENSTNGTON. MD.
RIDGEWOOD VILLAGE
ARE YOU A DISCRIMINATING
PURCHASER

PURCHASER?
II so, we request that you inspect
lonial home.
The spacious rooms, the exclusive
neighborhood. the 2-car garage, the
35-ft. rec. rm.,. the ga baths, the
crystal chandeliers, the ultra-mod-
ern kitchen, the large first floor
library are few Of the special
features in this HOME OF DIS
TINCTION. For inspection, please
call Mrs. Ramsey, ia. 8-1966.
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC
Realtors Uptown ONCE
460S Wis. Ave. OR. 6715
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HOUSES sALE-MD. tcens. \
vAcANT-s70O DOWN

f. vAcANT-s7o0 DOWN a
Move In this pretty 2-bedrm. bunga-
equipped kit. tiled bath, loveiy
bsmt., lge. ,yd., bus by. door: 4
Sss @ so 70 per snDppnf mo' incl oenasx taxes ns ans
insur. UN, 053I, SUN REALTY CO
OFF VIERS MILL. ROAD
S7h0 DOWN
Unusual bargain; owner says sell;
two;bedroom bungalow. modern
kitchen and bath. good sized. liv-
ing room. deep basement, gas heat;
ping center. Gail Mrs. Voigt. WI
EXCLUSIVE WITH
Realtor. 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 334f
EXTRAORDINARY ESTATE
in country. 3l2 acres: " hour beyond
Bethesda: moderate-siZe new home
liv. rm., 1Sx2S. A full column coule
ret Goi sess5i6s the custom fl festqrss
BETHESDA
S14,950
Within 1 blk. Of transp., shop. and
schools. This prewar brick home,
consisting of liv. rm.. dinette space,
DedrmS. ana Datn; luiiy equip. klt.,
full bSmt; oil h.-w H.; garage. About
$4,000 down will handle. Evenings,
WI. 01S2. SAMUEL E. BOGLEY.
INC. OIL. 1866. -22
BETHESDA
Glenwood 3-bedrm.. 112-bath charm
ing white brick Colonial, powder rm.,
garage, porch, excel. cond.
MApJr w0OD
Two-bedrm., bath brick Colonial, nice
quiet street, fenced yard. catt US to
see.
NORTHWEST REALTY CO
Realtors, OIL. 6S67 80
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WE SELL HOUSES
SILVER SPRING HOMES
BUNGALOW
Two bedrms.; very clean. full hsmt.,
rec. rm.. workshop. Assume 40
CAPE COD
Three bedrms.; yalking distance 70
bedrm. on LIST noor; full bsmt., oil
h.-W.h.; S14,500.
RAMBLER
Two-bedrm. brick; eft. Hv. rn., pic
ture window, hrepl., porch; iuu
bsmt.. partial rec. rm.; fenced yard;
COLONIAL
Three twin-size bedrms.. Arepl.,
breakfast nook, rec. nm. screened
porch. gar. owner transferred.
wants to sell quickly this loyejy
COLONIAL
Four bedrms., 3Ia baths; Q blks. from
Georgia ave-; bedrm. and full bath
on 1st f.: corner lot; 2-ear gar;
vacant; price only S21.5O0.
CAPE COD
Four bedrms. full baths. GE kit,
firepl., picture window; breezeway to
gar; country living; all city con-
veniences; lot 100x150; sos, 80.
THOMPSON & GRAY
81. 6100. Realtors; Open . TIL .
CONTINUED o.. Neat 1assl
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SHANNON & LUCHS co
1S05 II Ct NJ M NA oa.-

1905 H st. NV MA 2345.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.
Near Blessed Sacrament Church and
grade schools. Beautifully redeco.
rated throughout. One-half blocb
First floor. lge. entrance hall. ly. rm
nrepl., beamed ceiling din. rm. with
nrepl., powder rm., new kit.
second floor. bedrooms. 2 baths.
Third moor, 2 bedrms. and Ice. Stor.
age space.
Full bsmt., oil h.-w. heat det u.ras.
BY owner. JOHN c. Kahn FoI
appt. phone RE. S676. HO. o634.
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ORAN S. CRAWFORD
650f Conn Ave 90

ooUo Conn. Ave. -22
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
This charming town house type home
just OF Dupont Circle has lge. liv.
rm. with f1repl., recep. hall, din.
rm. and recr. rm.; 2nd fir has 3
apt. with full bath; new gas fur
mace; house in immac. cond; excel.
for income property To inspect call
Ann Chatterton, ST. 1900 IKE.
7-04S2 eves.).
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
Evening star., 1952-02-19

You will Just have TO see 1t to believ,
it. Brand-new. all-brick home in on,
locations. Large, bright, beautifu
rooms, nicely arranged in q delight
fully different floor plan. In add
tion to the IL finished rooms are :
lge.. unfinished rooms. Nearly " acrl
Of beautiful, wooded ground. Posi-,
lively one Of the greatest values t.
bs found. Ewes, call OIL. 500
Evening star., 1952-01-20
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington D. c.
SUNDAY, JANUARY co. 1852
Stock Prices Continue Gains
To Step Short of 27-Yeor Peak

Ithe market follows, you can just
hear the bulls below with delight.
And on top of that. the steels took
a number one role late in the
week. They have been quiet for
some time. but they came to life
with rush.
There were couple of steel de-
velopments that brought on the
buyers. The American Iron &
Steel Institute announced annual
capacity of the industry now is
around 1886 million tons and is
headed for a 1853 record of 120
million tons.
A slowing down Of demand for
some steel products has been no.
ticed for some weeks, but MI.
Churchill and Mr.. Truman this
week took care of that easily. They
agreed that the United States will
ship to Great Britain a million
long tons of steel in exchange for
metals in short supply here.
The volume amounted to 730, 900
shares which brought the total for
the week to around $4,000
shares compared with 1881 900
shares the previous week.
Evening star., 1952-01-20
By Raider Wineet
Assoeioted Press Finonciul Writer

NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-After a
steady five-week forward drive,
the stock market today stood only
a step away from a new 21-year
high.
The Associated Press average of
so stocks gained 80 cents today at
01.40-just 10 cents under the
21-year peak established last
October IS.
Markets this week were charac-
terized by strong leadership. Sell
ing was absorbed readily, and
buyers rushed forward on all oc-
casions when an excuse to do
business was offered.
The pressure behind the big
buildup is plainly the ever-growing
American defense program which
has stimulated profits and pay
rolls to record levels.
Two presidential messages did
nothing to indicate to Wall street
that there would be any lessen
Ing OF infiationary pressures.
The railroads were prominent
as leaders. Every time the rails
get out in front and the rest of
Evening star., 1952-01-20

liam M. Murray announced the
luncheon speaker will be w. e.
Cove, sales development manager
Of the Minnesota Mining q Manu-.
featuring Co.. makers Of Scotch
tape. Mr.. Cove will speak on
Serve and Sell"
Underwriters to Meet.
The District Life Underwriters
Association, will meet at 1918
pm. January a. at the National
Press Club. The speaker will be
James e. Rutherford. vice presi-
dent, District agencies depart.
ment. Prudential Insurance Co. Of
America. Mr.. Rutherford Joined
the company In that capacity In
1949. For seven years previously
he was executive vice president Of
the National Association Of Life
Underwriters.
The District Institute Of Certi.
fed Public Accountants at q
dinner meeting Thursday In the
Mayf1ower Hotel will hear an adj
dress by Marits Farioletti, member
of the management staff of the
Bureau Of International Revenue.
He formerly was assistant director
Of tax research for the Treasury
Department. In his address, he
will discuss "Sampling Techniques
in Admitting" g"-explaining the au-
dit control program of the Re-
venue Bureau.
Forum Scheduled.
A Residential Real Estate Ap-
praisal Forum will be conducted
tomorrow by the District Chapter
Of Residential Appraisers. Presi-
dent William Throckmorton will
preside at the $50 pm. dinner
session in the Burlington Hotel.
Assets Of the Northwestern Fed
eral Savings and Loan Association
passed the $12.6 million mark at
the close Of 1851. a new record,
r. L. Houston Jones. executive
vice president, told shareholders
at Fridays annual meeting. Re-
serves also climbed to q new level
Of $1.184, 900. The association win
observe its golden anniversary
soon with the opening Of its new
building at 1415 Eye street NV.
ALI officers were reelected as well
as four directors whose terms had
expired. These were Henry P. Sci
demann, Richmond H. Gibson,
William K. Copenhaver and Mi
:hael P. Showalter.
Ourisman Chevrolet, Inc. had
open house" Friday night in its
new million dollar hve-story addi- ,
ion in the 600 block Of H street
NE. Benjamin Ourisman, well
,omed more than 5000 friends,
business associates and customers.
His son. Mandell. assisted.
Evening star., 1952-01-20

ond vice president, in charge Of
arrangements. The principal
speaker will be Marquis Childs,
columnist and author, whose topic
will be Western Defense and Eu-
ropes New Economy Slump"
Special guests will include:
Leonard P. Walsh, president Of
the District Bar Association; Ed
ward r. Carr. president, Washing.
ton Real Estate Board; William
H. Dyer, president. District Build
ing and Loan League; Chester r.
Jones, president. District Life Un-
derwriters Association; Russell B.
Martin. president. Home Builders
Association: Joseph K. Mccain
mon, president. Washington Stock
Exchange, and Thomas ]. Groom,
president Of the Board Of Trade.
Dividend Announced.
Goldenberg's department store
yesterday declared dividends Of 71z
cents a share on It's Common A
stock and Is cents a share on its
Is percent preferred stock. Both
dividends are payable February z
to stockholders of January 81.
The Fidelity Mutual Insurance
Co. announced that the Washing.
ton agency. headed by Jeorge A.
Hates, general agent, led all other
agencies Of the company in 1851
in production for the fourth con-
secutive year. On this record, Mr..
Hatzes, again has qualified for the
1852 Million Dollar Round Table,
Robert c. Jones & Co. announced
yesterday that Rear Admiral Neill
Phillips (retired), who formerly
was manager Of the Washington
office Of E. w. Axe and Co., Inc.
has become associated with the
firm as manager of a new Invest
ment Counsel Department.
The firm also announced it has
become Washington agent for
E. w. Axe and Co., which is one
of the Oldest and largest organ
izations devoted exclusively to the
supervision and management Of
investment funds. Robert c. Jones
e. Co., by this arrangement, now is
able to offer a professional in
vestment counsel service in ad-
dition to the regular investment
banking and brokerage business.
Broker Is H0nored.
For outstanding sales promo
ton, Johnston Lemon & Co.,
Washington brokers, received one
OF three national honors at the
Advertising in Action Awards Con.
vention. held Friday In New York.
The convention was sponsored by
Standard & Poor's, Inc, in the
interest Of practical sales promo
tion for the benefit Of the invest
ment community.
Bernard J. Neese, the Washing
ton company's representative at
the meeting, received the award
for the firm. More than 400 repre-
Evening star., 1952-01-20

SenCaClVeS or
/ n v e S t m en- t
banking firms
attended the
convention in
Astoria Hotel.
The Sales Ex-
executives Club
of Washington,
affiliated with
National Sales
executives Club
meet at 1890
pm. tomorrow
in the May
flower "A o tel.
President Will.
Evening star., 1952-01-20

ASSOCiaClOn AZ
8:15 pm. to-
morrow In the
ballroom Of the
Mayhower Ho.
tel.
w alter l.
s q n d Q r on.
president Of the
association and
vice president
Of Hamilton
National Bank,
will pre- sid e,
with Robert c.
Baker. the as
..-ks--S
Evening star., 1952-01-20

D. {. Bankers Expect
$50 al Midwinter
Meeting Tomorrow
By Nelson N. Shepard

More than $50 bank officers and
directors, with special guests. VIII
attend the regular midwintee
Of the District Bankers
Evening star., 1952-01-20

fUnit Of trading 10 shares 'In bankruptcy or re-
cevership being under the Bankruptcy
Act. securities assumed by such companies Rates
Of dividends in the foregoing table are annual dis
bursements based the last quarterly semiannual
dsclaration Unless otherwise noted special Or EXTRA
dend xr E rshts Also extra or extras. - Plus Plus
stock DIVIDEND ,. Cash Or stock Declared or
mat cash value on ex dividend date. 8 Paid last
sptup Declared o. paid TITS year. an aecamU
latiye issue With dividends in arrears nd Next day
feged Or no action taken at last dividend meeting
dating dividend Payable In stock. exact cash
value undetermined on declaration date.
Milford chronicle., 1952-12-05

The Reynolds WSCS will meet
with Rev and Mrs. Hudson at the
Parsonage in Harbeson on Thurs
day evening, December 18th. The
members are requesting a good at
tendance because there will be
special entertainment. Davis Drap-
er Will play a recording of special
remarks by the Rev. Mordeciaham,
pastor of a well-known church in
Florida.
Mrs. Clara Donovan is visiting
with her daughter, Mrs. Haouton
Warren and family in Dover.
On Saturday evening John Leon
ard Of the q. S. Navy in Norfolk,
Va, was the guest Of honor at q
birthday dinner at the back bay
cabin. The turkey was given by Mr..
and Mrs. George Marvel and Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Boyce. The guests
were Miss Julia Steele, Mrs. Archie
Steele, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Marvel,
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Marvel. Mr..
and Mrs. Cecil Carpenter and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. James Williams,
Frank Martin, Miss Dorothy Will
liams, John i.osi, Willard Ward and
Miss Ida Harriett Boyce.
Thanksgiving Day dinner guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Marvel
were Mr.. and Mrs. Howard REM
ington and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Marvel Of Media, Pa.
Mrs. Clifford Legates entertained
about twenty-five little guests on
Monday evening at a birthday party
Her daughter Bonnie was the guest
Of honor The table was decorated
with pink and white streamers and
each place setting included a pink
basket favor filled with white can
dies. After many exciting games,
the little ones were served ice
cream and cake.
Milford chronicle., 1952-12-05

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Knox were
guests Of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. elmer Murray on Sunday.
The Womens Society Of Christian
Service met at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George II. Townsend on Tues
day evening with a very good at
tendance. The president, Mrs.
Helen West. presided. The devo-
tions were led by Mrs. Nettie Hook
er. After the meeting a social time
with delicious refreshments, serv-
ed in abundance by the hostesses,
Mrs. Townsend. assisted by Miss
Flo Chestnut, was enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Herman o. way returned
home from Tennessee and Wash
ington, D. c., on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cobb ana
son Harry Ross called on Mr.. md
Mrs. g. HI Townsend, Saturday
evening. Their callers on Sunday
evening were Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Short and Mrs. Arlanta Simpler.
Mr. Blaine Phillips Of the Uni
versity Of Virginia, spent Thanks
giving and over the weekend with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Emmons
Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Reed and
daughter of Chincoteague, Va,
spent Saturday with Mrs. Atlanta
Simpler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Lathbury
were guests on Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Baker.
Miss Nancy Dukes celebrated her
birthday on Monday by taking a
group Of her friends to a skating
party in Rehoboth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weston Holt, Rich
ard and Rachel Holt and Mrs. Es-
tella Holt motored 10 New York on
Sunday.