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HOUSES SALE-VA, Cont }

THREE BEDRMs; 3 acres; AMMAN
EsoNoMx ssSNs A 2aisi MisDED. a-bedrm. I brick
area. Assume Sll, 900 CT 4ea loan.
Only $4,000 cash down REQUIRED.
ROE. INC. OK. i022.
s1O,?5O--Brick, rms. bath. full
bsmt.., laundry tubs. .retgr.: stove.
ma Already S..nms 1inancsd 81 81 A. 49, S55 per
cash S % So Arlinston l9S 'rasr near Pahhes shirles
fax, Va. Crescent 33S-W. .
PICTURE WINDOWS with picture
views. y acre surrounds this 81
bedrm. stone and redwood rambler;
conv.; attach. gar; 2 porches, firepl,
FfEs gTffH Tlfh HEAL 10y EsrSTE sHEn oV s44
CT RESALE-3-bedrm. rambler, Si3,-
sGo sMoNoSSs,S5 r goo er.I%1 eaS5 81 ct 1900 900
ST. Arlington; ewes. and Sun. OF.
IS Mi. D. C.-Nice community; 2
bedrm. mod. rambler; elec. kit. -
acre; $1,000 cash, reas. monthly.
DEWEY WHITENER. Broker. IA. =
BY OWNER-2-bedrm. Colonial, in
perfect condition; full bsmt, beaut.
1fd Vited. 1zEs'spss KE. sles7o! i0'' brokers m
considerable effort time and
even financial loss has gone into
securing these homes. all under
$l5 $50. No. 1-3-bedrm. brk ram,
se1: sls. FE5epl Ea esctTic ssa1 kit Z level
parochial school, A-acre treed lot.
No. 3-3-bedrm rambler, bsmt., big
din, rm.. plus attic. No. 4 3-bedrm.
rapm5leT; ppn9Ir, fenced I'd; So, 900 cash!
H.ANDYMAN's SPECIAL on 22s-acre
white frame. 4-rm. cottage; ise.
rear porch. all elec. kit. oil heat
The house needs redecorating. but it
sold G1 about 4 yrs. ago for $4,000.
Now priced. at $1,000 for quick
sale; Reas,. down paymt, Assume AZ
81, 81 loan adxvs with IN mo; paymts Of $S3 go
ARFAX REALTY. FA. 1850.
81 $I1,5OO-Modern L det. Colonial home,
min. to Pentagon. Many shade
J. w. HIGGINS CO.. oW. 362s.
4 BEDROOMS. ga baths are offered
in this very large new brick Cape
Cod. Liv. rm. with firepl., family
size sa,s,n Gin, 1,th Fm' lse. YoGngstoWn Kit
bedrm. and full bath down: 5 bed
rms. e twin-sizel and full bath up;
full basement with u bath with
space for recr. rm. Very conV.
close-in location. This will not last
at S.2, 500. Call 80. j. WESLEY
BUCHANAN. Radio Bldg. Arl.. Va
ia. 4-I155.
50. .75O-$I, 800 CASH. Two bedrms.
liv. rm.. bath and modern kit. on Il
acre ground. nr. Fairfax. PENTA-
CON REALTY CO.. Crescent 397,
3 BEDRMS., IN vIENNA-Lse. liv.
rm. with firepl.:. real country atmos-
PENTAGoN Realty CO.. Crescent Crescent
396. Crescent 736.
HOME AND INVESTMENT-Co
Z Spacious rms. vide circuiar r
porch. lge. lot. bsmt, Al cond. !;
conv. to everything Priced S16,950.
ALLO REALTY, OW. 950S; ewes,
IN R2O2
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MISSIONER

First offerins-drop everything--see
1t now!!i Our new model 3-bedrm.
garage, on A-acre lot. Only S17.s
$50. Inspect now for choice location.
BUILDERS-BROKER
COLONIAL REALTY co.
on Wilson IA. $1,000
-
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THE EVENING STAR Gil
Washington, D. G.
FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1852
HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.
DILLON LAND co.
HYBIA VALLEY

! IA Hillwood Ave. Falls Church. Va.
FA. 1883. Open I'll 9 pm. FA. 3777.
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PLENTY ELBOW ROOM
In
Scenic New Quaint Acres
CoIeSviI1e Rd Md

SASN AAAS ASAsp ANASAs
II you don't like being crowded in or
narrow city lots, Carl L. Freeman
Inc. has built the home for you
perfect house. perfect lot, perfect
location. It's built. to the famou:
Americana Homes" floor plan. win.
ner of Parents Magazine award
Best for Family Living"
Three bedrooms. two baths, brick car
port, storage cabana-l 600 50. IT
of ORGANIZED SPACE. You'll love
the feeling Of spaciousness, airiness
Has ballroom" size living -dinins
room with large window-walls over.
looking orchard and wooded land
Eestles graciously on lA-acre cor.
ner lot (53. 900 50. ft.l.
Radiant Heat - Electric Kitchen
Floor-to-ceiling Sliding Door Closets
Three-foot Roof Overhang
Brick and Wood, Paneled Fireplace
Eye-level Bedroom Windows
CALL MR.. NICHOLAS FOR AP.
POINTMENT TO SEE THIS HOME
CARL NJ. FREEMAN, INC.
$500 Old Georgetown Rd. OIL. 0644
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RAMBLER

This 3-bedrm and bath rambler with
nice liv. rm., din. rm. and kit. is
only l year old: situated on large
corner lot; l blk. from bus; it is an
in Immediately.
BRENNAN g. PORTER
MA. 1913 Ewes. Ii. 3-30S5
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CAPE COD

CAPE COD
Livable Is the keynote Of this modern
home; contains = large bdrms. and
bath. ltv. rm., din. I'm. and well
equip. kit; expandahle attic: large
lot; gas &C heat
BRENNAN & PORTER
Ma. 1913 Ewes. Ii. 3-30sS
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The Rambler Unusual
SOLID BRICK-S17 95O

The combination OF, location North
of Silver Spring approximately left
liv. rm.. beautiful firepl.. 3 large
CHEEKY bedrms., ceramic tile bath.
unique and unusal kit, and dining
ARRANGEMENT. permanent stairway to
high spacious expansible attic; high
dry daylight bsmt. with outside en-
trance and toilet; genuine plaStered
walls. many other features, superb
workmanship, brand-new. nearing
completion. ALI add UP to a tre-
mendouS buy. Head and shoulders
above any home you will find at this
price. We will giadly transfer the
equity from your present home il
sufficient to this lovely home on
cash, trade or terms. Call Mr.. Hall.
Ma 5000 days. 81. 4l90 ewes. for
FREDERIcK W. BERENs
SALES. INC. 1920 K st. NV.
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ONLY $10,500
Completely reconditioned 1st floor
20-ft. liv. rm., very large din. rm
new kit. . bedrms. and new bath
new oak floors; bsmt: large yard
50X20O it: in a neighborhood oI
higher priced homes.
BURCH REALTY co.
S505 Bait. Blvd. COLLEGE Park. Md
TO. 4741. Open till 9 pm. After
9 pm. WA. 564I, UN. 1891. Il
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OVER y ACRE IN
EXCLUSIVE SUBURB
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

Did the rain keep you from seems
the interesting interior design of
this spacious and beautifully decor
ated house? 1st n. has bedrm. and
bath, library or end bedrm., living
rm. with firepl., dining rm., screened
ed porch. Two 23-ft. bedrms. and
bath on 2nd d. On the lower level
there is lge. rec. rm. with hrepl
plus maids rm. and bath. Close to
Naval Ordnance Lab. You may see
at any time by calling Mrs. Neil,
WI. orr.
WALKER g. DUNLOP, INC.
Uptown once Realtors
1908 Wisconsin ave. OR. 6715
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peter j. hagan

$4,000
3 ACRES LAND
A very coZy bungalow stu
ated on this 3-acre tract.
Fully evuipped kit. det. ga
rage and other buildings on
premises. Call today.
S1O.500
A verv nice asbestos -shingIe
bungalow with nice liv. rm., .
lovely bedrms., large fully
equipped kit. tiled bath. full
bsmt.. rec. I'm. Beautiful lot,
fenced in. A real buy on
today's market.
S11,950
A REAL BEAUTY
Beautiful white frame Cape
Cod. Lovely liv. rm, nice
bedrms., lge. fully equipped
kit. stairs to attic. practi-
cally finished of. Beautiful
plaster walls. Nice lot. An
chor fenced just a few blks.
from everything. Better act
fast.
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HOUSES SALE-MD. Cont }
Special Bargain
No Builders Profit
Sold at Cost
No. s EaStmoor Drive

1NO. q GdoII1IUUI DIIVC
CORNER PIERCE DRIVE
DELIGHTFULLY."- different home in a
highly desirable community, near
public and parochial schools and
by owner for gracious living: beau
tiful setting. Det rambler. built
with the famous st. Joseph brick,
with asbestos roof; liv. rm.. pic
ture window. firepl.. din. rm.: French
doors Leading to large porch; de luxe
stove. double oven. barbecue rotary
in l oven: large refgr.; 3 bedrms +,
bath: built-in vanity: 2nd bath
roughed in; basement finished in
knotty pine; auto gas heat. convec-
tor copper radiation: large wooded
lot, First trust. $4,000 40. .5
years. For appt.. call MR.. ODUM,
Re. 52l6; ewes. Sat. and Sun,
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Suburban Bungalow
81 $50 DOWN=S74 MO

See this cheerful. 2-bedrm. white
bunaglow. just like new. Liv. rm.,
lee. kit. din. area, tile bath, full
bsmt.. lge. lot. Only Slo.500. Call
Mr.. Harris, Ma 5000.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC. 152O < St NV
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

MT. RAINIER, block r. I. ave. car
| line; JIM shinsled, 1la-story bunga-
low; 2 rooms, bath; oil h.-w.h; ;;
ccARLYLE CAR 1,s dssLozIER. sds1 Realtor, VA
ssIsf tsS5 s,ssss ssesas;sls ATT ss!ie Seasss
WEST LANHAM HiLLS-Cape Cod
cottage; 5 rooms, kitchen and bath
rsasonably O. priced. 7722 Garrison
BRICK RAMBLER. nr. Andrews field
liv. rm. with firepl.. equipped kit.
2 bedrms.. utility room; lot 100x15O
Call Mr.. Nelson. LU. 4-43S2; ewes
y; yfn2s Ss37; .v T. PAUL MuDD CO.. 23@1
CAFE aiana COB, fvei mr.. s's Branch ave. extended
equipped kitchen. oil heat. stairway
shop: lot l0oxl30. To inspect. cal
Mr.. Nelson, LU. 4-43S2. ewes. VI
S.s7; T; PAUL MUDD CO., 2325
NEW BRICK RAMBLER, master built
res, ready for occupancy; 8 bedrms.. lge
rm., full bsmt.; buiit-in earage; 1s0-
f: deep lot; High elevation: SIS
WELL. INC. WA. 450O. Open til
ATTR. NEW RAMBLERs; "a acre;
garage: near town Of Fairfax; good
terms from owner-builder. Will con-
slider renting with option to buy
Ask operator for Vienna 156-W-2
9si3 WICHITAU AVE. HOLLYWOOD
MD 3.bedrm. brick rambler; tiled
bsmt:, gas a.-c. heat. Anchor fenced
$4,000, terms, Assume CT loan
3p 3pen nv IL nsSA 6 pm. ERWIN REALTY
VICINITY OF HYATTsvILLE-New
Ssmt.: j bik.' from niai sehools. a1ei shopl eall
LOUIS MILLER; Realtor. UN. 2723;
.f$.ssoMsESGTiruL .fS:sa wAi sGHGf e-bedrm. ca caD.
Cod on fenced level lot. Fireplace
kit. finished attic; screened porch,
fun dry bsmt., dependable o.-h.w.
radiator heat. Conv. terms ar
ranged. J. EDW. sCoLL1cK. Broker,
ASSUME LGE. GI TRUsT-rwenty
minutes from the Capitol. Brick
nicely landscaped level lot. tile bath,
equip. kit. incl. auto. o.-washer; ideal
loc. for children, good transp. from
this attractive location. Call Mrs.
1sh,, with J. EDW. sCOLLICK,
Broker, AP. 2255 or Ho. O166.
By OWNER. Landover Hills area; =
mo; ;-old 3-bedrm. rambler. Imme-
dlate occupancy. Gil financed. So SO
mo. Directions, Route so through
Cheverly Shopping Center, turn at
Defense Heights and Parkway Estates
sign to 4Sl4 Rockford dr.. a
SEAT PLEASANT-6 mos. old, semi
Oct. brick, about $1,5UO down, bal.
$50 q mo. incl everything.
Green Meadows; rms. incl. modern
2O 1T. kit liz baths; s.. 500 down,
aver $50 pm. Phone AGENT,
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RETIRING?

Spacious 2-bedroom rambler, full
dining room, living room with pic
ture window and fireplace. den,
Garage. Located on 2-acre tract
with concrete swimming pool, all
kinds of flowers. shrubs and ever
greens. Only 5 miles from Silver
Spring and D. C. line. Price re-
INTER COUNTY REALTY
OIL. 2IO1 TIL 9 PM.
Or ENTv TT pOTU DOONT
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Custom Prewar
Only s11.95O; Grs only $3.50 down;
built in 1910; 1st floor. liv. rm., din,
rm.. kit. . bedrooms and bath: End
moor. large bedrm., IS It. long: full
bsmt.; h.-w.h.. oil; lear garage.
BURCH REALTY co.
S5O5 Bait. Blvd. College Park. Md
8 pm. WA. 564l, UN. 1891. "A
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BRICK COLONIAL
THE TILLSON co.
REALTORS. JUNIPER 7-5aOO

EXCEPTIONAL VALUE
Three bedroom, 2-story brick coIonia,
with side entrance hall direct to
Kitchen: powder room on ISt floor.
lncloSed rear yard. Close-in Silver
Spring. Owner forced to sell. Priced
SSdI,250, flexible financing. Call sH.
SOLO till 9 pm.
MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT d INSURANCE co.
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NEW BRICK RAMBLERS

delight. everything on
one floor. Two spacious bedrms. :.
lots of closets, storage attics with
stairways, colored tile baths, de luxe
equip. kitchens 10x12 it., full din.
rms, .10x14-ft. utility rooms. oil
level e seautifulfy iSndscaped iTlsnssi iots.
Situated just of Silver Hill rd.. be-
tween District Hgts. and Suitland.
$14,950, with $3.50 down. Trade
considered on another home or
vacant lot. Immediate possession.
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RRICR RIiMGAI.0U

BRICK BUNGALOW
Two excellent brick BUNGALOWS located
IN New Takoma Park. Down pay.
ment Of $4,000 to So. 1000 will handle
either one. For particulars, call Mr
Sweeney. SH. 6197.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO
ReaItor. 1224 14th st. NV. DI. 3346
COUNTRY BRICK-l ACRE
on Route so; Ia stories; large
lliv. ,rm.. with. fireplace, din, rm.
breakfast nook, lGe. kitchen anc
bedrm. on 1st A.; . hedrms. anc
bath on End d.; basement. oil &C
neat; garage and workshop. beauti-
ful lawn and shrubbery. fenced in;
$l3.250. substantial cash. ALVIN
EPLING. UN. 0313.
=, COUNTRY BRICK ACRES
Near all conv.: 3 full stories: 8 lee
rms. 3 bedrms., full dry basement
Oh n.-W;h:. brick garase and work
Snop; lge; garden. strawberries
beautiful shrubbery and lawn; near
Glendale. $22, 900. clear of debt
SSu9stantial cash. ALVIN EPLING,
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BRICK RAMBLER

WHEATON-S13,950
A most attractive 2-bedrm. home
with large modern kit.-din. comb
fireplace and large picture window
in liV. rm; level wooded lot in
excel. neighborhood. A complete
home with many extras. including
washer.
MODERN REALTY co.
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DIPLOMATS
$14,950
BRICK RAMBLER

Liv. rm with frepl.. din. rm.. kit
. bedrms., bath. full bsmt.; in good
cond.; located on nice street in best
section of Wheaton.
Colonial Investment Co.
DE Re<0 an
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CLARENDON

For that large family, we have q
moderate priced older home in a
perfect location and in the pink of
condition. All rms. are bright and
roomy and there's bedrms. on 2nd
f.: Gear det. garage on rear of eX-
tremely well-kept grounds. Only
$500 required.
EXCLUSIVE WITH
COLONIAL REALTY co.
Rhodes of Wilson IA. $4,000
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SEAT PLEASANT-6 mos. old, semi.
det. brick, about $1,5UO down, bal,
$50 q mo. incl. everything.
Green Meadows; Z rms. incl. modern
2n 1t. kit. Ia baths; 81. 800 down,
aver ob:30 pm. Phone AGENT
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"ATTR
''NEW''


In the most convenient Silver Spring
location by the most publicized de-
signer, Charles Goodman; 3-bedrm.
brick; completely-furn. rec. rm., lat
est in kitchen equipment and built
in vanity in tile bath represents one
of best buys on today's market. Call
for appointment to inspect.
Colonial Investment Co.
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love. No, he wanted to know what
she would answer - to hear the
worst from her own lips.
He remembered the man who
taught him his trade. He liked to
remember him very carefully, for,
since the man was dead, there was
no other method of consultation.
This teacher of his used to say that
a female agent was every bit as
good as any male. What she lacked
in attack, she made up in human
understanding. But never, the
dead man had insisted, never
choose a woman in love!
Something of this, by way of
warning, he repeated to D-l7.
Il think your friend did not
understand women" she an
swered.
lHEoTAKI explained that his
friend had not implied that such
woman's devotion would be any
less because she was in love, nor
that she would be likely to sacri-
fee the cause to her private
happiness. No. he had only meant
that any woman of outstanding
intensity was, when in love, Love
Itself. She became possessed by
hormones and happiness, and
ceased to bother with details.
"And I wouldn't choose any
woman but a woman in love-"
Alexia laughed. Because until
she is, she's only half alive"
Theotaki admitted it was true,
at any rate, that her will domi-
mated her environment. Yes, there
was something in that. The spirit
of a woman in love could burn its
way through armor plate.
But don't forget my friends
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cAM- FsRUfz

experience" he warned her. HE
was a man of very wide experience.
And so be a little more careful over
details than you would be ordi-
narily. just to compensate"
He gave her the precious sheet
of foolscap, closely typed over
with the positions, the strengths,
the armor of corps. divisions and
independent brigades.
LEARN that by heart" he said,
land then burn it. Burn it and
crush the ashes. When you get to
Stockholm, make an excuse, as
soon as you probably can, to be
alone. and 60 straight to the
address you will read at the bot
tom of the sheet. Say you come
from me, and recite your lesson.
That's all. Then you can be happy
with a good conscience. /, your
leader. tell you So"
When she had vanished into the
house, Theotaki flowed, inch by
careful inch, back over the wall.
He walked from the park to his
fiat through streets deserted by
all but the police. Several times
during the journey he showed his
papers. He was a privileged per-
son. kept rather contemptuously
by the Ministry of the Interior
for the sake of his general useful
ness. Nobody could possibly have
suspected Theotaki of any ideal
ism.
D-17- well, what D-17 did
when she was alone in her bed
room could only be reconstructed
from his knowledge of her and the
story that reached him weeks
later. She had a quick, reliable
memory, and in the gray hour
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LITTLE
JACKET"
JAG

WTOMEN are on a tear -
w they're all wearing little
jackets designed to look good
spring. summer and fall over
a full skirt or a straight one.
Lengths vary, but best Liked
ones = the mess-jacket type
- meet the top of skirt for a
small waistline. Set for a trip
on the Cunard F10scOssiG is
this pink jacket by Leto Cohn
Lo Balbo. Toni Owen skirt.
Madcaps hat joan SHORT
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before dawn she learned those
dull military numerals as con-
scientiously as she had learned
poetry for school examinations.
She would remember, said Theo-
TAXI = who had practiced. earlier
in his career, the same exact and
desperate memorizing every fact
and figure for the rest of her life.
She must have sat down about
sunrise, in the last of her spare
time, too excited to sleep. to write
to her fiance. That was like her.
She was rich in forethought and
expedients. Her departure might
still be delayed by some incalcul-
able change in the official mind.
If it were, her lover would have a
letter to comfort him. If it were
not. they would read the two
pages together. and laugh for re-
lief from their common fears.
Then, when the letter was in
its envelope and stamped, came
all the fuss of leaving: the weep
ing mother, the insistence that she
should have enough breakfast, the
last-minute closing of her four
suitcases, the drive to the station.
AT THE frontier Theotaki took
up direct observation again, for,
if D-l7 should walk into trouble,
he wanted to have first news of it.
He was astonished at the ease, the
gallantry of her departure. The
Roumanian officials searched two
of her cases and left the rest un-
opened. It was the starry-eyed-
ness, her own infectious certainty
that no one could stop so inno-
Gently blissful a girl which carried
her through. That grim frontier
Continued on page IS
Smyrna times., 1952-02-21

"a. 20 the depth of the riches
both of the wisdom and knowledge
of God! how unsearchable are his
judgments, and his ways past find
ing out! For who hath known the
mind of the Lord? or who hath
been his counsellor ?" A correla-
tive passage from the textbook
Science and Health with Key to
the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Ed
dy is: Up. 469) mind is God. -.
There can be but one Mind, because
there is but one God: and if mort
ais claimed no other Mind and ac-
cepted no other, sin would be un-
known. We can have but one
Mind, if that one is infinite. We
bury the sense of infiniture, when
we admit that, although God is in
finite, evil has a place in this in
finity, for evil can have no place,
where all space is filled with God.
Smyrna times., 1952-02-21

Mr.. John ]. Dalton, of Toms
River, N. J., spent the weekend and
Monday in Smyrna as the guest of
Mr.. Harry T. Greenwell and FAM
lily.
Mr.. John S. Griffin, Jr., who has
been i'll with pneumonia, is recov-
ering very nicely. His friends wish
him speedy recovery and hope to
see him out again soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lee of
Townsend, are receiving congratu-
lations on the arrival of a fine baby
girl at the Homeopathic Hospital
at Wilmington. on February 13.
The baby has been named Nancy
Eunice Lee. Mrs. Lee will be re-
membered as Miss Eunice Heinold.
DIR. and Mrs. c. J. Prickett en-
tertained at dinner on Friday even
ing. Their guests were Rev. and
Mrs. Essen P. Thomas, Rev. and
Mrs. R. X. Stephenson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter w. Hynson, Mr.. Theo-
dore Hynson and Miss Olive Muir
ray of Newark.
Mrs. Stewart Clark of Delaware
City, was the guest over the week.
end of Mrs. Bertha Bailey Clifton.
Miss Marguerite Sitter of Ger
mantown, Pa, was the guest over
the weekend of Miss Anna B. Beck
EFT.
Mr.. Linden Shapley spent the
weekend and Monday visiting
friends at Washington, D. c., and
Baltimore, Md.
Mrs. Howard Money and son
Blaine, of Delaware City, are
spending this week with her par
Smyrna times., 1952-02-21
20 Years Ago

Smyrna Town Council met in
special session Friday evening to
receive nominations for the coming
annual Town Election. The terms
of Councilman John c. Mannering
and Councilman ]. Well FAIRIES ex-
pire this year and their vacancies
are to be filled. Mr.. Mannering,
who has made an excellent official,
has consented to allow his name to
be used again, but Mr.. FAIRIES, an
equally splendid official, felt that
he could not spare the time to de-
vote to the Office for another term
and asked to be relieved.
Smyrna times., 1952-02-21

timore, was a guest Friday Of Mrs.
James P. Hoffecker.
Miss Bertha Jefferson left with
Miss Hattie West Townsend on
Thursday for a visit to Mrs. Helen
Smithers Carlisle at Frederica.
Mayor Eugene Crow and family
have moved into the handsome res
idence, corner Mt. Vernon and
Union streets, recently fitted up by
Mr.. James H. Roberts. The prop
erty has all the modern improve
ments, and has been so remodeled
as to make it one of the most at
tractive residences in town.
Mr.. Ralph D. Stevenson. of Phil
adelphia, was home over Sunday
guests of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
George M. Stevenson.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Harris, OF
Philadelphia, were guests over
Sunday with her parents, Captain
and Mrs. w. H. Hazel.
The Citizens Hose Company will
hold a special meeting tomorrow
night at 8 o'clock, to discuss the
general fire alarm question. A full
attendance is desired.
The special WCTU meeting
which was to have been held on
Monday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Emma Jerman, has been post
poned until tomorrow, Thursday
afternoon, when it is hoped that
large attendance will be present at
Mrs. Jerman's.
Smyrna times., 1952-02-21

After a short but exciting cam
paign the citizens of this town will
settle by ballot on Tuesday next
whether Smyrna shall have a Free
Public Library or not. The col
umns of the Times have been open
to a free discussion PRO and con
and the interest manifested has
been unusually actice. Library
Election Day promises to be an i'm
portant one in the history of the
town, and the result of the election
will be looked-forward to with con-
siderable interest.
From present indications it is
more than probable that the next
Town Council, to be elected Mon
day, will have to raise the tax rate
to meet the deficit that will likely
occur in the treasury. The increase
in the price of coal alone has cost
the town over $1,000 more this year
than it did last and the prospect
for cheaper coal is not indicated by
market reports. In addition to this
there may have to be larger dy-
namo placed in the electric light
plant to meet the demand for bet
ter service.
Mrs. Richard S. Culbreth, of Bal
Smyrna times., 1952-02-21
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
Report of Church Services For
Next Sunday

The subject of the Lesson-Ser-
mon in First Church of Christ,
Scientist, 1901 Van Buren Street,
Wilmington, the Christian Society,
Grange Hall. Milford and the
Christian Science Society. VIA.
Building, Rehoboth Beach, Sunday,
February "a, will be Mind. Morn
ing service and Sunday School are
at IL am. Golden Text: Romans
II: 2. Be not conformed to this
world: but be We transformed by
the renewing of your mind, that we
may prove what is that good, and
acceptable, and perfect, will of
God. A Bible citation from the
Lesson-Sermon is: Romans IL: 33,
Smyrna times., 1952-02-21
SMYRNA DOINGS
OF so YEARS AGO
Notes of Marriages, Deaths
and Matters of Interest
of Half Century Ago
so YEARS AGO THIS WEEK

Taken from our old files Of
corresponding week, as near
date of this issue as possible
Fifty Years Ago. This column,
now a regular feature of the
Times, will call to mind people
and events of the older genera
tion.
Smyrna times., 1952-02-21

ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H. Den
ney.