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The Miami times., 1952-09-27

The Rev. ]. L. Finlayson, host
pastor and thousands of other
Baptists are already eagerly
looking forward to the 1858
meeting of the National Conven-
ton that comes to Miami. l am
pleased about it! Are you?
Evening star., 1952-01-06
Ella THE SUNDAY STAR
HOUSES sALE-N.W. Cont. !,

Washington, D. C.
SUNDAY, JANUARY 6, 1852
Evening star., 1952-01-06
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

CHEVY CHASE. D. c., SI7.950. Liv-
ing room with fireplace, family y-sized
dining room. 3 bedrooms and bath.
full basement with gas hot-water
heat; deep lot. BILLINGSLEY e.
koRzENDoRFER. or. 1926 till 8
Evening star., 1952-01-06

CONTINUED on Next Pasel
Evening star., 1952-01-06

COLORED-REC. ROOM
seth AND MINI. NE.
Lovely modern 6-rm. brk., concrete
frt, pch., recreation rm., mod, tile
bath. mod. kit, lovely yard. Reas.
down payment or trade. 1st NATL,
RLTY., RE. 1851. Call day, mite
Evening star., 1952-01-06
LARGE FAMILY2

to1t; NO0 q GU. ON. 1910.
LARGE FAMILY?
Detached stucco in conv. section of
woodbridge; 8 large rms. t5 bedrms },
2 tiled baths. liv. rm. with paneled
walls and firepl.. modern kit. and
fun din. rm.; knotty- pine recr rrn.;
al Pricsd ewh s1soSo sysssnt HoRsasfRSfN HoHsS RSfs
COLORED-3OO BLK. BRYANT ST,
N.E.-5-rm. brick residence. with
Colonial brick porch: fuQ bsmt.. gas
only Sa95 down. Better hurryl! Call
aFEENE aS Mlians RnALTY TR co sl79 n or ror,da T. H
coIoRE;DD WoIRRn WooDRiDGE. Modern
detached brick home, about II years
old; condition, like new. s rooms,
sla baths. fireplace. beautiful oak
ao9rs noe garare tasougheaf, psd, Ieereation room
1St floor. Preferred location, near
for quick sale. Substantial cash
payment or your home in trade.
g. 7s5a7 g5 sRan sRes PEck kA SsSs0 cos sefs 2s
CoLoREDGATTENr1oN o5 I'll n:si DOCTORS
2S29 18th ST.. ne. Distinctive To-
rm; corner brick, years old; Gus
nIuune. Will o,rm basement,
gas h;-w.h; Seen by appt only. JOE
GGggRToo Co. REALTY. 335 H st. ne.
COLORED-ONLY 1905 DOWN. bal.
easy terms; vacant; det. 4 bedrms,.
or OF "a fl~ asa4 B. in w00dridse' ST. 1856
COLoRED@READY TO OCCUPY
1,500 down; rms. mod. conv..
gas h.-w;h, To insp, call CRAMER
4 WILLIAMS; Ho 4461.
c0LORED-sII Y ST. N.E;;-Immed
low down payment; monthly pay
ments less than rent to responsible
party. Inspection by appointment.
OWNER. WA. 1924 No AGENTS -
COLORED-619 CALLAN ST. NE
Semldet' sen brick, needs redecorating,
and monthly payments of S59. so.
KKENM0RE Ks Sns REALTY CO.. Ex. $3.50,
coLoRED-DET. gem of 8 lge. rms,
nSf rgll RSmt Sn rss % oil h:Eh; low On. pay
coLoRREEfDS,a RrvfR & IGaM TEkRAeE, ri o$$9 80
full bsmt. oil heat, screened
porch, A. bargain at S1O,5O0.
5000 $500 tii eash TeauEsed re- RoREpT Gasl Va VA
CoLoRE60BRooKLANp - Eight
rms. det;, brick, full bath, beaut.
mrs. Hamlin st. Reas. LA. 6-4044.
C0LORED = BROOKLAND = Beau
tif0i sdo .l church for colored;; VIII seat
COLORED-open Is sun, 2o10
Evarts st. ne. right at 18th and
X l. ave. ne. Beautiful brk. home:
VII with 4 hedrms, very lee; liv. and
nin; rms. with full basemt.. unusual
reduced for quick sale at S24 $50;
only 50 900 cash down. NJ. T.
C0LORED-NEW YORK AVE. NE
rooms Nsar NJ bafb Gap fu modeEn de esa.6t large
water heat; h can a11i sell siSe%sn' Iess than nE1
$4,000, must be cash deal. WALTER
NJ NJ BAY BAUMAN' 1927 x st. NV
coIoRED.soo BLK. 18th ST
HHme Hf1T s,rnr,in and investment This home m
cond.:. Z spacious rooms: first fioor
din. rm., moo mod. ki kit: im; End diiea floors Ia'n
lovely rms, tiled bath and kit.
nsmt.' rec. ,rm., util. and powder
rnncr..o rms; Gas Ess. h;siwh.' front and rear
Det. brick garage. Trans. and ali
RA .4450. zAGAMI REALTY, Ii.
OOLOhED - HOME and income
Woodridge-10 rms, 2-apt. home
2 blocks .streetcar; wonderful In
vestment. LARGE bsmt., large yd
oil heat. all new refrigerators and
stoves. Furniture can be bought;
800 down, 2OG return on in
vestment. SMITH REALTY, AP.
010H
.COLoRED-N. ENGLEwooD-Lovely
bungalow on lot 100x110; 5 rms
and bath: $500, balance monthly.
Mr.. LEVENTHAL, UN. 1864 or ST.
Evening star., 1952-01-06
COLORED-$495 DOWN
VAC'T-MOD RRICK

Fine brk. home in lovely n.eA., lge
rms, mod. kit. and bath, oil heat
Hurry for this low down payment
Ist NATL REALTY, RE. 1851. Cal
day, mite and Sun.
Evening star., 1952-01-06
ITO 33rd Pr. Sc.

Thu 00TU I'll. DE.
Near Pa. ave.-6-rm. detached brick;
near transp.. parochial and public
schools; 3 bedrooms on 2nd floor
powder room on 1st floor. nicely
finished basement with rec room
This house is completely furn.. can
be had with or without furniture.
OPEN SUN. / TO 8 PM.
For Information call Phifer. VI 1875.
PAUL P. STONE, Realtor
Evening star., 1952-01-06
HOUSES FOR SALINE.

Mr.. MONASTERY-4-bedrm., 2-b,,
well-built, corner brick; gar, fin
bsmt; o. h.-w.h.; bargain. OR. OO20
SIX ROOMS and bath, det. frame
house; $500 cash. LU. 4-4974, for
further information. g
BUNGALOW. 1000 block Evarts st. 2
large bedrms;, lge. kit, din-living
rm., firepl., f1oored attic. full base
ment; Venetian blinds; insulated;
auto; h;-W:h;; garage; lot 4Sx150.
NR. foTIER !. ANS NSSEAhIX sAERXInTTAA Il sTs STs45 ooo
down-Pretty 5-rm. brick bungalow
tic. storm windows. oil heat; vacant
REAL ESTATE. sH. S794. sun. anc
Sim KsMSf0HkS House, full bsmt.; oil h.-w.h.
= porches. inclosed; conv. transp
900 90 BLOCK Block CONSTITUTION AVE
n.e.--Brick, IL rooms. 2 baths, OF
NV, h.; good home and income
partly furn.: terms. Ewes. Mrs
Harler. II. 1-2391. WILLOUGHBY
REAL ESTATE. 500 Mass ave. NE.
s.kooMSf BRICK sH1NGLE FRAME
house. baths, full bsmt., auto. OF
neat; garage. On main I'd. out o.
7035 after 8 pm, Mon Sell or rent
WOODBRIDGE AREA-S11,45O or besi
offer buys this prewar 5-rm. row
brick home, full bsmt., gas heat
~ loan; Al cond.; vacant. $1,000
sH, oslo. BEERS BROS. 81. 7e11
Evening star., 1952-01-06

ME. 6a:9. 9 Til Q.
10 ROOMS, 2 BATHS
And . one-half baths. 3 stories. full
basement with cedar paneled recre-
NV: large bedrms.. immaculate
condition; detached, and detached
garage: ideally suited for doctor or
professional Offices; SIS 600 down
LANE PASTOR, EX. 2555
Evening star., 1952-01-06
CoLoRED-PossEssIoN
COlOni91S-N r.
10 RMS, 3 BATHS
ONT " 81 oEa DoyryNy

V1g1OV OOW1N
Substantial brick. near 9TH and Con-
Stitution ave; ne; all lge. pvt. rms,
porch, det. garage. oil h.-w.h. EN-
TERPRISE REALTY CO., 1924 Eve
st. NV. EX. 3400; ewes, Ia. 1850.
Colored, Open Sun, 2-6
2509 N. Capitol st.-Vacant: g
rms. bath, full bsmt.. with front
entr; Colonial porch. Det. gar.
QUANDER, MI. S997 Ewes, GE. 7050.
Evening star., 1952-01-06
IF YOU WISH
TO RIIY Or SELL.

The unbiased advice of an exnert.
enced real estate expert can save
you much time and money. You
seek the advice of legal and medical
experts on matters that involve much
smaller sums OF money than the sale
VI purchase OF a home. Why not
estate transactions? Would it NOT he
prontable to deal through your own
agent rather than the agent Of the
Protect Your Interests
secure the personalized service of a
proKer with 20 yrs. experience For
aaqdltional information, phone now.
VI. 1915 until 10 pm. "'
TIM DnTFr
Evening star., 1952-01-06
COLORED.
CAPITOL, VIEW

CAPITOL VIEW
A bungalow that is different. q
rms, tiled bath. oil h.-w.h., Bendix,
Laundromat. Basement. Storm
windows gas ranges. Concrete
HIGH ELEVATION. 3 lots, 9OxIi2,
To inspect IVA -
PUBLIC INVESTMENT CORP.
DE. 1886 Until s PM. or VI. 3S32
Evening star., 1952-01-06
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

rms. 2 baths, brick
and stucco. Oil hot-water heat; refgr..
nTep!scs; 56,ft, lot; ANAcoSTIA
4-39ng; %
Evening star., 1952-01-06
HOUSES SALINE. tcont. /,
REALLY CHARMING

Top quality construction; 5-rm. brk.
bright bsmt gas h.-w.h.. level lot.
lovely handspring. All for only Sl3. :
500! Excel. terms. Mrs, Nader, UN.
12l4 cox Il co I'm hOR
Evening star., 1952-01-06
HOUSES FOR SALE-s.W.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ramblers in different locations tisosoUm soTne
new. offered from S2i $50 Yo11t r
cnance to pick the best at a bar
gam. gan An houses perfectly finished
sns M1sn Dealtibul interiors and kitch-
9Inlg 9q4TIng week Call Mr., Hines. BE-
81 e2s57 for appt. '
bEIHESDA-Like new. attractive e.
rated and immaculate: wonderful
location with. respect to transpor-
tatlon. shopping, public and paro-
cnlal schools; very reasonably priced
Really "a 90e Co. AEaIE NE as15o Johnson
BETHESDA. Edgemoor area; nearly
new detached brick. home; large lot,
part fenced; 3 bedrms., large side
screened porch. fireplace; excellent
ffonnition; fsrr o. owner EI asking Sls,950.
sasos. ssas r RsSaf.aeis PAas sARRUssssot APf $500 RE.
BETHESDA. SI5.750GAttTactiye d.t
transp. Assume S1O,506. AZ I .fSI
Ihia,, I4an with $40 monthly payments
Good deal. BILLINGSLEY a KoR.
zENDoRFER, OR. 1925 til o pm.
nEIHESDA - S24, 800. 5-year-oId
get brick In nice neigflborhood-
reception hall. living room with
fireplace. dining room, Kitchen ana and
powder room; End e., 8 bedroon1s
lovely bath; porch, garage. full
basement, outside entrance; sood
value. BILLINGSIEY 4 K0P zTSo zESSo
DoRFER. OR. 1928 til o pm.
BETHESDA. $4,000 Au-6riek
nome consisting of liy. rnl-. Iarge
fully equip. kit, 2 bedrrns. and
bath. large bedrm. on End floor
gas a.-c.. heat. level lot. Ewes, and
Sun. WI. 0IS2,
all-briek rambler.
mr. Health Center: bedrms. fand
large, "a baths, unique firepi,,
sep. din. rn1.: copper plumbing;
alumni windows; unexcelled value
and terms; $4,000. Not reg. X.
OIL. 0070. ARTHUR W. LaRoCHE.
10
(Continued on Next PaRe)
Evening star., 1952-01-06
/ ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E. ROOMS FuRNIs
COLORED
1880 Shepherd st. NE.

IS0U OIIEpIl6Tu 6I. NE.
IN BEAUTIFUL WOODBRIDGE
OPEN SUNDAY 2 TIL. DARK
8 rms, brk... detach., powder rm. 1st
f., natural trim; rec. rm., gas
h.-w.h., slate roof. detach. garage;
house ip good cond; priced for
lmmed. sale. Don't miss this one!
MI, Anderson on premises. GE
AVON SHOCKEY, Realtors
TU. 2100. S29 Kennedy st. NV.
Milford chronicle., 1952-12-12
Grant Employees
Share In Bonus
Local Store Help Among 1900 Tn
Nation "Cutting Melon"

More than 1900 employees Of
the w. T. Grant Company will be
given share of Christmas bonus
totaling nearly half-a-million dol
lars. All employees, except store
managerf5 and executives who par
ticipate in a year-end prOfit-shar-
ing plan, viii enjoy this special
Christmas distribution.
The amounts given each employee
will vary according to service with
Grants. Those with the company
less than a year and before Octo-
Der will receive IS, while employees
whose service totals 19 years or
more will be given $100. Proper
tiOnate shares will also be award
ed to Grants part-time employees.
Company officials plan to distri-
butte Grants annual Christmas gift
bonus about two weeks before
Christmas Day. According to Mr..
Edward Staley, president Of the
w. T. Grant Company, the 1852
distribution will be the largest in
the firms history.
Employees of the local Grant
Store received their Christmas
bonus on December 10th.
Milford chronicle., 1952-12-12
Jack Mcdowell
Gets Secretary
OF State Post
Governor Elect Boggs
Has Revealed Appoint
ment OF Former Capt.
tai Aide To Important
Position.

GovernOr-elect ]. Caleb Boggs
has announced the appointment of
John N. Mcdowell, of Newark, ex-
ecutive vice president of A. Rae
DuBell and Company, as secretary
of state effective January 20.
The appointment Of Mr.. McDow-
ell, AZ, will again bring into close
relationship two men who have
been personal friends for 25 years
and who graduated together from
the University OF Delaware in 1881.
Mr.. Mcdowell was administrative
assistant to Mr.. Boggs during his
first four of six years as a member
of Congress, a tenure now ending
with his election as Delaware's next
governor. Mr.. Mcdowell left the
Washington Post in 1850 to join
the duBell firm here.
In announcing the appointment
the governor-elect said:
81 am especially happy that my
friend, Jack Mcdowell has agreed
to accept this very important as
signmept. We have worked to-
gether in a spirit of cooperation
before and we have known each
other for many years.
Because Of his previous expert
ence in the operation Of government
in Washington, his knowledge of
the state, his experience in business
and his readiness to serve Della
ware, / am confident that he viii
uphold the highest standards of
his Office"
Milford chronicle., 1952-12-12
Lions Planning For
Annual Xmas Dance
Will Be Held In New Milford Armory With
Music Furnished By Clarence Thurman
And Orchestra From Philadelphia.

Plans are rapidly taking shape
for MilfOrd's annual formal Christ
mas dance, which will be held on
the traditional date Of December
26, in the Milford Armory on North
Walnut Street
Jacob H. ROosa, Jr., chairman Of
the dance, which is sponsored
yearly by the Milford Lions Club,
reported this week that tickets can
now be secured from any member
of the club. The price is $500 per
couple. Mr.. ROosa requested that
ticket purchases be made early so
that the 'Out-of-town bid, which
accompanies each purchase can be
mailed to it's recipient.
Members of the club will spend
many hours shortly preparing the
armory auditorium for the gala
affair. The red and green Of
Christmas will predominant, with
Milford chronicle., 1952-12-12
Presbyterians To
Present Cantata
Local Church Group VIII Give
"BethIehem" December 21st

Bethlehem, a Christmas Can
tata by j. H. Maunder, will be
presented by the choir of First
Presbyterian Church, Milford, on
afternoon, December 21st,
at 4 o'clock at a Vesper Candle
light service in the Church Sane
tuary. Mrs. Marie Giltenboth, who
is director of the choir, needs no
introduction to Milford music low
ers. Aside from possessing a beau
tiful soprano voice, Mrs. Gilten-
both has a definite talent as a choir
director.
The leading roles will be sung
by Robert Rudolph as Belthasar,
Mrs. James HCfRan as The Virgin,
Billy Fisher, the Shepherd Boy,
John Bunnell, the Old Shepherd; /;
Robert WormingtOn as Gaspar and
Jim Smith as Melchoir. One of the
highlights of the program will be
the Chorus Of Angels which will
form the curtain for the cantata.
Others having solo parts are; Helen
Wilgus, Barbara Sheaffer and Wslt
MuncY.
Bethlehem" is a. Christmas
story presented in three parts. The
setting for Part I is the plains OF
Bethlehem on a beautiful star-lit
night where a little shepherd boy
is tending his sheep. Part II is
portrayed at an old we'll in the
desert where Belthasar is resting
with his train. The famous Inn in
Bethlehem is the setting for the
Part III Following each of the
three parts of the Cantata the con.
gregation will join the choir il
singing famous Christmas Carols
The WOmen's Association, spOn
sors of the Vesper Service, cordial
ly invites the public to attend thiI
Christmas Musical.
Milford chronicle., 1952-12-12
November % Big Day
At Farmers Bank
President Patton Says Dover Insti-
tuition Broke All Records

The day following Thanksgiving,
the 2Sth of November, the Farmers
Bank of the State of Delaware
handled more business than ever
in the history of the institution. The
many payrolls at the Air Field, the
construction companies calling for
money for their men, the psyrOlls
of the state, the Christmas club
checks and the Christmas club new
accounts all totaled for the Far
mers Bank its greatest day in the
history Of the institution.
William X. Patton, president of
the Farmers Bank, when interview
ed said, Eyes, we we're packed to
the doors with activity. We are in
deed sorry that customers had to
wait, but our only hope was smile
and pointing to our new building.
That shows you how fast our bank
has grown and, when you realize
that Dover too is going by leaps
and bounds, one will understand
the great activity and the load that
is placed upon our organization.
fcontinued on page D
Milford chronicle., 1952-12-12
Sussex Girl
Appointed Aide
By Gale Boggs
Ann Isaacs, Daugh-
ter OF Mr.. And Mrs.
Earle L. Isaacs, Named
Assistant Secretary By
GOvernOr-Elect.

Mary Ann Isaacs, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl L. Isaacs Of Eli
lendale, Delaware, has been ap-
pointed the assistant secretary in
the Office Of GOvernor-elect J. Caleb
Boggs, according to his recent an
nouncement.
Miss Isaaes is a graduate Of Lin
den Hall Private School, Lititz,
Pennsylvania, and will graduate
from GOldey Beacon School Of
Business in January.
Miss Isaacs has been very active
in the student activities at Goldey-
Beacon School and is a member
of the Alpha Iota Honorary Soror-
ity. During the past quarter. she
has been a special assistant in the
administrative Offices Of Goldey-
Beacon working under the direc-
tiOn Of John G. Leach, Vice Presi-
dent and Director Of Education.
She is also presently associated
with the governor-elect in the pre-
Inauguration work in his tempor-
airy Office in the Hotel Rodney in
Wilmington.
Members of her family have long
been identified with the political,
& economical and cultural life of
Sussex County. Her grandfather,
the late John S. Isaacs, was one Of
the outstanding leaders of Della
ware political life; and her father
and other members Of the family
have been prominent in shaping
the plans and programs Of the Re-
publican Party.
Edward Elwell Of Dover, son OF
Mrs. N. N. Forney, is the Secretary.
His mother at one time was Sec
retary to former Governor Walter
w. Bacon and an aunt, Mrs. Earl
| Sylvester Of Harrington, was a
Secretary to former Governor c.
d. Buck.
Milford chronicle., 1952-12-12
Xmas Program At
Harrington School
Carol And Candlelight Service Will
Be Held Friday, December 18th

The annual Christmas Carol and
Candlelight Service by the Har-
ringtOn Special School District
will be held in the school auditori-
um on next Friday evening, De-
cember 18th, beginning at 500
p. m.
According to custom, the pro-
gram will be ushered in by the
playing of carols from the roof of
the elementary school by a brass
ensemble, which will welcome the
town to the service. The musical
program will then commence with
the candlelight procession by the
girls of the high school glee club.
SOloists this year will include
Miss Eileen Harris who will be
assisted by a chorus from the ele-
mentary school, and Miss ImOgene
Welch who will sing the "Cantique
de Noel". Accompanies will be
Ruth Moore, who will do all the
piano accompanying for the glee
club, and Imogene Welch and
Joyce Gruwell.
continued on page y
Milford chronicle., 1952-12-12
Dover Pastor Gets
Conference Post
Rev. D. L. RidOut Appointed SeCre-
tary OF Three-State Church Area


Tho Rev. Daniel Lyman RidOut,
Superintendent of the Dover Dis
trict, Delaware Conference Of The
Methodist Church, has been appoint
ed secretary of the Baltimore area
Of the denomination, which en-
braces the Delaware, East Tennes-
see, North Carolina and Washing
ton Conferences.
The announcement was made by
Bishop Edgar A. Love, resident bish-
Cd of the Baltimore Area, in meet
ing of the Delaware Conference cab
met last week.
The Rev. Marion o. Ballard, for
the last eight years pastor of ZOar
Methodist Church, Philadelphia,
was appointed to succeed Mr.. Rid
out at Dover. The new superinten-
dents term will be for the regular
six-year period as determined by
Methodist law. AS administrative
assistant to Bishop Love, the new
secretary will aid in promoting the
program of the area. His Office win
be in the episcopal headquarters in
Baltimore.
Before going to Dover four years
ago, Mr.. Ridout was pastor for
eight years at CalHphor Memorial
Methodist Church in Philadelphia.
Trained for the musical profession,
he studied at the Ithaca Conserva-
tory of Music, Ithaca, NJ ", and at
the Sternberg School Of Music,
Philadelphia, after which he was
continued on page %
Milford chronicle., 1952-12-12
Gale BOggs
To WV
La we Elk
Governor Elect Praised
Members OF Blue Hen
Post And AffiIiates For
Outstanding Service"

Governor-elect ]. Caleb Boggs, a
veteran himself, praised the Veter-
ans Of Foreign Wars and other
state veterans groups for what he
called outstanding service, in both
neace.ime and wartime, to COM
munity, state and nation. Review
ing the outstanding all-year-
around service program of Mil
ford's much cited Blue Hen Post.
the governOr-elect stated that Mil
fOrdians "have every right to be
proud Of this outstanding group
Of veterans and their accomplish
ment, growth and progress. Boggs
was also lavish in his praise Of
the posts affiliated units, the Blue
Hen Auxiliary, Puptent No. Of the
moo. and the Milford COOtiettes
Club, all Of whom, according to the
governor-elect, are a "real credit
to their community and state. The
governOr-elect's remarks high
lighted a post and auxiliary -spon.-
sored membership Dinner, held
here at the V.F.W. Home the past
Friday evening.
In concluding his speech, Boggs
assured his listeners that he would
be governor for all Delawareans"
would continuously work for the
best interests Of all our people"
and would be accessible as COVER
nor, to all citizens, regardless of
race, creed or political affiliation"
A longtime favorite Of Milford
Area veterans, Boggs was given a
standing ovation upon conclusion
(continusd on page 81
Milford chronicle., 1952-12-12
High School Band
Concert December Is
Several Students VIII Be
Featured AS
SOlOists

The Milford Junior High School
Band and the Milford Elementary
Band will present their first con-
cert on Thursday, December 18th,
at 1880 P. M, in the High School
Cafeteria. Several students will &c
feitured as sol0ists.
There are so students in the
Junior High Band. Thirty Of these
began studying this year. The new
" organized Elementary Band
consists Of SO students. Eighty
three Of these students have been
playing their musical instruments
since September, 1862.
Both groups will be under the
direction Of the new instrumental
instructor, John III Bunnell. VIII
liam Daniels viii be the student
director.
No admission will be charged,
and the public Is urged to show
its support BY attending.
Milford chronicle., 1952-12-12
Xmas Program
By School On
p
Will Be Presented AT
New Milford Theatre
At 8 P. M; Three
ChOirs Will Sing.

The music department Of the
Milford High School viii present
its annual Christmas program in
Schine's New Milford Theatre on
Monday, December 22nd, at $500
P. M.
The band, under the direction Of
Mr.. Bunnell, will feature a Christ
mas overture to open the program.
Three chOirs totaling $50 voices
will render several Christmas an
thems under the direction Of Mr..
Messick.
The feature attraction Of the eve
ming will be the perennial favoTite,
why The Chimes Rang. The cast
viii be supported by vocal selec-
tons by the chOirs.
Special features in the vocal
group of selections will be the
descants to accompany the caro-
singing.
Another special feature Of tn,
program will be a set of animated
Christmas silhouettes. These sill
hOuettes will be designed by Mr.
KOrn and his art classes, built By
Mr. Haight acd his stage craft
club, and animated by Mrs. Sum
mers and her junior high school
drama club.
The final section Of the program
includes the candle-light process
sion followed by the community
carol sing.
The finale features the combined
choirs in a rousing Christmas an.
them of JOY, hope, and inspiration
A special matinee will be held il
the theatre on the afternoon Of De
cember 22nd so that all students
may see the program. The eveninf
audience should be primarily foi
adults.
Tickets may be purchased from
the students of the high school.
Milford chronicle., 1952-12-12
Georgetown Church
Plans Expansion
Break Ground For New'EducatiOnal
Building At Grace Methodist

In special services held at Grace
Methodist Church in Georgetown
last Sunday, ground was broken for
a new educational building.
Mrs. Lizzie Wilson, SO, the Oldest
member Of the church, represented
the congregation in turning the first
spadeful of earth. The Rev. DR.. o.
A. BARLEY, Superintendent of the
Dover District of the Peninsula
Conference, the Rev. DR.. Thomas c..
.Mulligan, pastor Of Grace MethO-
dist Church, and the Rev. Eugene
M. Hungerford, a former pastor,
represented the clergy The Build
ing Commission participated in the
ground breaking ceremony which
followed the morning service when
DR.. BARLEY preached and both DR..
MulHgan and Mr.. Hungerford par
ticipated
The Homecoming Day services
were built around the theme Of pro-
lviding better facilities for the edu-
cation Of youth. The Rev. William
toontinued on pare N