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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

priced car with lots Of mileage still
to be used. S495. LEE D. BUT
LER, INC, 1l21 21st st. NV, DI
7-o110 or 2030 M st. NV. DI.
PLYMOUTH 1910 coupe: not in run
ming cond;. with '49 motor. good
for parts; $45. Ii. 7-s510. -21
la4s club coupe: T.. h.
Sss. fHysF: esa tSs IN as1ts Taf Is
dition: this car carries Chevrolet's s
OK warranty; $795. HICKS CHEW
ROLET, INC, 5959 Georeia ave.
NV. RA. $4,000.
PONTIAC AZ conv.: r. and h., seat
covers; Gov, exceptionally sqod mschan %
TOR SALES. 1345 Que st. NV. DU.
sTUDEBAKER AZ starlight coupe;
brilliant blue finish; r. and h., cd,
Wv. Wv; tires; custom seat covers: I
please GRADY MOTORS. INC,
Lincoln-Mercury Dealers. 7401 Wis
eonsin ave. Bethesda. Md, 9 to
sTUDEBxKER IT DOEEsyxKER As; r, h., O.d.: -ts orig.
jet-black nm, custom seat covers;
runs as good as a new one. This
Is . real luxury car at q give-away
price; Grady INSPECTED and guaran-
ted at only $495: GRADY MO
ers, 7401 wisconsin ave. Bethesda.
Nd: Open 9-1O daily. --19
PONTIAC 1850 Chieftain 2-dr. sed.
S-cyL: Hydra. T.. h.. SC, other ac-
ssss nsneeo Orig Oy9s5 nSso5 ,t;.{ s. ss;h Or
PONTIAC 1851 o-dr chie,ta,n. .tr;k-
ing light Sray fnish: directional
sigs.; .au-weather heater: an excep-
uSnSIGy.. uf1SSnSily clean car This car carries ds
GheTEsi's GPeKs cHE1koEE NK oEEEsEE'niE c 1855 5sss
Georgia ave. NV. RA. 3-O1OO.
PONTIAC l94i coupe: excel. motor
and tires. Latest state insp. FairfSx.
Crescent 1901 after Pm.
PONTIAC t1SnIn n9,ra: 40 a:dr, ,:n,r' hi;o s9OS 1924
Price No S1Sess money down. Snls WnL1Als Il sSil
Rhode Island ave. at goth st. ne.
sTUDEBAKER 1851 Champion Regal
4-door sedan; excellent gray finish.
deiToster. air.foam ifSsHa eGshions. es'eaeE: one.
owner car that reflects the excellent
$l.295. LEE D. BUTLER INC. 1121
21st st. NV, DI. 7-0110 or 203O M
4CHo SOuluAuuCI 1AkC
Cruiser ''6''; excellent blue finish
gas-saving overdrive, climatizer, de-
froster. radio. A very clean, one
owner car that has received beauti-
full care. Butler Bonded; S7Q5. LEE
D. BUTLER INC, 1121 21St ct. NV.
DI; 7-0l1O or 2030 M st. NV. DI
sTUDEBAKER so Champion conv.
r. h.. premium w.-w.t.: red leather
interior. SpotleSS yellow finish Per.
feet. l-owner car. Special at S1.245
MCNEIL (StudebakerI. 4034 Wis
ave. EN-. 3-72S6. -2l
194s Champion con,
vertible; fully equipped, overdrive
Climatizer, radio; white tires, rec
leather upholstery. good tan top
original black finish. A one-owne1
car in really top condition. BUTLER.
BONDED. 1895. LEE D. BUTLER
INC. 1921 21st st. NV, DI. 7-O11C
or 2030 M st. NV, DI. 7-0114
STUDEBAKER 1850 Commander 2.
door; black; automatic transmission
ClimatiEer. Carefully driven by
prominent. local attorney. An ex-
ceptional buy. Low bank financing
BUTLER BONDED. S1.O95. LEE D.
BUTLER, INC, 1921 21st st. NV,
DI; 7-0110 or 2030 NJ st. NV. DI
T-U1I4
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

LINCOLN 1850 cosmo. de luxe; fully
miles: ST. 500. XII. s-5456. -2I
LINCOLN '52 Cosmopolitan Custom
sport conpe; beautiful academy, blue
with radio, heater. Hydra Matte and
MAYFIoWER MoToRs. 1126 18th
st. NV, Safe-Buy Cars. co. 5-6263
till $50; CO. 5-6372 till 8. 80
LINCOLN 81 sedan; sparkling black
finish; custom interior: radio. heat
snd at aoENESs SEE coRNsR SGs MQgs sh
and Fla. ave. NE. Ii. 6-6464.
ssss y as TAD. Sdr 4o Rhode s.'FSIEs issnd
LINCOLN 40; IL cylinders: r. and
h.; good cond.; Sl90. Cali AID.
LINCOLN 1s4s cosmo. club coupe;
hard top; eIec. windows. cd, r. h..
late cond. For Quality. performsnce
pTiee pnS sSss E1S ms MSoTos aso sH
N st. NV. ME. s-675O. -21
MERCURY 1851 2-door; blue, r, b.
Wv tires fender de1a shields; as. Low mile, e
us since new: Grady Inspected and
guaranteed at only 81 .295. No deal
ers please. GRADY MOTORS. INC.
Lincoln-Mercury Dealers, 7401 Wis
eOnsip cons a.,1X AVE- Bethesda Md. Open
dark green I'm, r, h.. cd. custom
seat covers. Wv. tires. Grady in
spected and guaranteed at only
Heaiers. 74o1 Wisconsin ave. Be.
thesda. Md. Open 9-10 daily. 10,
MERCURY '52 Monterey 2-dr.: r, h.,
o.d., beautiful 2-tone blue and grey
with premium Wv. tires: low mile
GRADY MOTORS. INC. Lincoln
ave, bethesda. Md. Open s-1o daily.
MERCURY so club cpe.. beautiful
tires. custom seat covers; l owner;
Grady Inspected and guar. At only
S$93 seq; no dealers please. GRADY
Dealers. 746I Wisconsin ] ave-: Be,
MERCURY Isl convertible: sharp vas
sar yellow finish with black top;
equipped with. radio; heater. gas
FEoWER TaXRS MoToRs Es' iiss 18TH hAa st.
$50: CO. 5-537" till 9. 30
MERCURY 1850 club coupe: perfect;
fgF sgIl grS4ios Prtee4 s975' 23o1 M st: 81 niw''
MERCURY 81 Custom 4-dr., r, h.,
bank financing: wv WILLIAMS, Rhode;
Island ave. at Goth St. ne. 30
NJ G.: brand-new; S2.145. delevired
For the best deal. see MANHATTAN
AUTO K-F. INC. both sides Of 9TH
at r st. NV. NO. T-2700. Factory
sales and service for Kaiser Henry
J. Austin Morris and NJ. G.
MG-TD 80: 1000 miles; black. green
leather upholstery. Be the ace of
the base in this "the best. of the
lowest priced sports cars" tMc-
Cahill. Mech. III. Auto. Editorl
$500 offer list at 81 900. Call KE
NORRIS: NORRIS at5el brand new; p W. s1.475, deiiv-
cred. For the best deal. see MAN
HAITIAN AUTO K-F. INC, both
sides of 7th at r st. NV. NO.
1900 Factory sales and service
for kaiser Henry j. Austin. Morris
NASH as 900" cpe.: r. and h.:
owner leaving country. must sell
now; special. $495 cash as Is, or
best offer. 2009 Peabody st., W.
Hyattsville, Md. Tel. UN. 4-17S2.
NASH 80 Statesman Custom; l.
owner car; leaving for overseas;
81 .996 or best offer. Call Juniper
Evening star., 1953-05-19
AVToMoBILEs FOR SALE

FORD 40 Tudor Super de luxe; LIKE
NEW; T.. h, new &C., excel. tires;
$625 or best OFFER. SAUL. co
FORD 1947 Tudor Super de luxe: r.
h., new tires; $3.50 cash or take ovel
FORD 1915 club coupe; T., h.; $3.50
FORD 1851 conv.; continental tire
:, h. sacrifce; s.. .4S5. ME. s-s95t
before 5 pm. daily. 81
FORD 1885 conv. club coupe: T.. h..
recently rebuilt motor. new trans
mission: miss good good paint unusual good
FoRS FsSRS 1s4s sasO custom 60 SSs44 s convertible
new black top; excellent mechan.
Say ony s. sfssS Ss5 to Lee e b eanK BuFTFR fsEns
INC, 1121 21st st. NV, DI. 7-011O,
or "O3O M st. NV, DI. 7-O114.
FORD '52 Customline "s"; 2-tone. r,
2-2636; ewes. EN-. 1861. LAY nv
FORD 80 Tudor sedan; gray I'm. with
CoN1EiR$Tis e. HI 81 oe5; 5Nn sGaEs oTHEs SHARP s
nance servicemen1 men OPEN oANe ewes. III I'll %. q
Written guars, TOWN & COUNTRY
MOTORS, 6336 Wis. ave. NV, EN-.
FORD is4o coupe; engine in peri.
SSoaad.; Sl35; call bet. 8 pm. and
FORD SO Victoria; beautiful tur-
auoise blue finish; equipped with
radio, heater, Fordomatic, white side
wall tires. custom leather interior.
SUBSTANTIAL discount. MAYFLOWER
MOTORS. MO- ddd@5 15th st., NV, Safe
5SaSa b9E ears IS, GO. : 6-6363 It'll 6:3o; co.
FORD i94i Coupe VS. 100 hp-; EG ya-
dlo, heater. splendid new tires. Sac
rifice: $175, terms, SIO down.
ROPER" 18th and R. I. ave. ne,
FORD 1851 Custom "s" Tudor Orig
inal blue finish, Fordomatic drive.
radio; heater. seat. covers, directionai
signals. Many other extras. Looks
s1astlg si iSag 1E 1lks nsX syEr, BgtleE;Bonded
n s. s. 81: nw.. n'T Dt. Pl or14' r1pllo' or soao
S5e256 before 5 pm. daily. -2I
Henry J. 81 2-dr: sedan; equipped.
one owner. Sacrifice. only S595 full
Rhode Island ave. at goth St. ne.
HUDSON Al Super Six; excellent
tHraHnISIpSortation HHII car; S125. Call DU.
HUDSON 1s47 e-door sedan: -S1 cray,
With heater: Here is a chance to
very low cost. S4s5. G5"HiISE'f5i0a LEE B. Bufe A.
LER. INC, 1871 2lst st. NV, DI.
90 70 or 2O30 M st. NV, D1.
JAGuAk 1852 4-door Salon MSo sedan:
metallic gray f1n.; red leather up
hol.; very low mil: a real opportu-
nity for the enthusiast to get in
this select field; Grady Inspected
and guaranteed at only S2,595. No
dealers, please. GRADY MOTORS,
INC, Lincoln-Mercury D al e s,
14O1 Wisconsin ave-, Bethesda. Md.
,8EeSr 1pe1 g Q daily. 10
choose from. $795. so OTHER SHARP
CONVERTS AND SEDANS. We A.
nance service smen. Open ewes. til
10. Written guar. TOWN e. COUN-
Try T5, oMOT00Rs' 1896 Wis. ave. NV.
KAisERs Gi94s: s to choose from.
cENTRAL nsHe MOTOR As CO.. 30" $500 e SgS Lee
KAISER 20 de ia; luxe NyHo 4.dr; r, h..
overdrive; $50. re. e.4527. MI9
LINCOLN 40 4-dr.; 8eafoam green,
r. and h., cd. custom seat covers,
nearly new tires. sold and serviced
by US since new; Grady inspected
and guar. at only 1895. No dealers
please. GRADY MOTORS. INC,
Lincoln-Mercury dealers, 74O1 Wis
consin ave-, Bethesda. Md, 8 to 10
daily. 10
Evening star., 1953-05-19
TRICKS

TRUCKS
Recond. used trucks from h-ton pick
ups to diesels. All in excel. cond
and warranted. Low down payments
and easy terms.
CENTRAL MOTOR co.
TWO LOCATIONS
Alexandria Arlington
1901 Oronoco st. 5000 Lee Hwy
OV. 3-15OO ia. 2.7OOO TIL 8 Pm.
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eTUDEBAKER 40 Cham
pions. All models, 5 to choose
from. From $795. MARTIN
MOTOR SALES, Studebaker
Dealers, 633 Wis. ave. NV.
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AVIATION

HYDE FIELD, Clinton, Nd, flying
clubs. tie-down $3.50. rentals, main
tenance and instruction Aircraft
for sale. Wanted istinRs. Cypress
7-96S1. 10
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MOTORCYCLES
AUToMoTIVE MISC.

ENGLISH AUTO BIKE - Triumph
500 &C: actual mileage. 5000 mi.
$500 or best offer. Can be seen any
time at $50 Edmonston ave-. Col
lege Park, Md. 10
1918 CHEW. MOTOR. new, compl
equip; list for $3.50; selling price
S225 cash. 71O Rhode Island ave. ne
-21
DUCO AUTO PAINT, all colors: 5-gal
cans: $50 value for $40. HO. 2-95S6
and DU 7-24a6.
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9TUDEBAKER '4s Cham
paonS. All models, g to choose
from So06. MARTIN MOTOR
SALES. Studebaker Dealera
1888 Wis. ave. NV, EN-. 3.
1858.
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TRAILERs

ABC's, CONTINENTALS, Travelites
kropf Cruisers, Streamlites, Rockets
Schultz You are. invited to see the
mobile homes ever offered At one
location You will think that you
are a. a trailer show. We need
used trailerS. You are invited tC
trade now. We also accept automo.
biles in trade. COLES. Washington.
Baltimore blvd. lFour miles north OF
Laureh Laurel S23 or Elkridge SS7
ELCAR 26-ft. house trailer; in good
cond. Can be seen after d pm
yINCENT'S TRAILER PARK. 300
kenilworth ave, Kenilworth. Md.
-21
EQUIPPED for used car ONCE. incl.
typewriter. films cabinet, etc. $1,000
cash or best offer. Also available.
noodlights. signs, miscellaneous
equipment. Established years. Hot
spot for energetic. aggressive man.
Lot available through realtor. NE
Evening star., 1953-05-19
GARAGES

SEVERAL sele and dble. garages. al
$3.50 and 80. in the oS VIC; Of .Tfs Ward;
CO., 1929 X ST. NV. -l9
GARAGE, Lear. rear Of 303O Wlscon'
sin ave. NV; rent. $3.50 per mo
See ianitor. RE. I'll 1S1.
GARAGE WANTED for storage. mus
be at least 12x20, with cement o.
wooden floor; vic. 1lth and K SITS
NV. RE. 1-0330 20
DOWNTOWN-2-s story bldg.
approx l9X2S on each floor.
excellent for workshop, ware
house. etc; reas. rent
To inspect. call LEO NJ.
BERNSTEIN g. Co Realtors.
1415 Z & NV. NE. s5400.
Evening star., 1953-05-19

STUDEBAKER 'AS Com.
Mander %-dr. sedanS; SS06.
MARTIN MOTOR SALES,
6tudebaker Dealers, 1888 wis.
ave. NV. EN-. 3-196S.
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STUDEBAKER 80 Cham
pions. All models, 5 to choose
from. From SQ16. MARTIN
MOTOR SALES, Studebaker
Dealers. 1898 Wis. ave. ne,
EN-. 3-lS6S.
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OTUDEBAKER 80 Land
Cruiser; automatic transmits.
ston, loaded with other aces.
sories Save $1,000. MARTIN
MOTOR SALES, Studebaker
Dealers, 1888 Wis. ave. NV.
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LOANS
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

End TRUST, deferred purchase. So.
667, payable S41 mo-, SO entire bal
due Nov, 1855. Only S2.S45. White
owner fair equity. RA. 6-341S. liz
GILT EDGE. 2nd trust. S5.45O. Pay.
able S54.50 month. Sc interest
IS. 90. 2nd trust note, So. payable
S31.50 per mo-. well secured
Montgomery Co. prop. Price, $1,S75
for quick sale. JU. $3.50. 81
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AUTOS FOR SALE tcons.)

BUICK 80 convert: light green. new
fer. JE. 4-2304. -22
% Dynsflowss Rs4g fupet S 55.d06 6f' mi seosh; Nh
car is immaculate and in perfect
cond. in every way. ! can arrange
to have $3.50 financed. leaving a
down payment OF $500. Total price,
81 $50. Pvt. owner. TU. 2-4625.
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT
SUMMER HOMES

COTTAGES near Blue Ridge Summit
Pa; week or season: swim, fish
MR.. DELGADO. ONCE. EX. 1882
VACATION PLACES
Evening star., 1953-05-19

OCEAN FRONT CABINS, overnight
and weekly reservations. North Ocean
City Md, 2Sth and Baltimore ave.
Preseason rates through June. For
further information call Elk. 3-4204.
-l9
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-13

the making of the teaching profess
sion more attractive, financially
and otherwise, so that more and the
best young people may be attracted
to the profession and also improve
ment in instruction in the schools.
Mr.. Keen pointed to the fact
that in the local school. from grades
5 through y, about 25 per cent of
the pupils are lost, by not cOmplet-
ing school. Of those who do COM
plete the II years, about % per
cent go on to higher educational
institutions. He expressed the Opin-
ion that "sOme concern should be
felt in this area, over this situation
and to that end we need to develop
an evolving the curriculum to fit the
pupils needs and the maintenance
of standard instruction" Plans are
under way, here, according to the
speaker, to acquaint the faculty
of the school with the local economy
and industry of this area in order
that they may be of real assistance
/ in preparing students for later
responsibilities.
Mr.. Keen concluded his talk by
stating "The best ally of the schools
is a we'll informed citizenry anC
the foremost enemy is Ignorance
and a lack Of understanding" He
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-13

committee comprising Thomas r.
Purnell, Howard Sammons, Emer-
son Keeler, Edward Booth and Cliff
ton Rogers will solicit homes in the
town and slightly beyond the town
limits.
The rural area around George
town has been divided into four
sections. A committee from the
the Georgetown Lions Club will
cover the area on the south side
of the GeOrgetOwn-Lewes highway
as far east as HarbesOn and south
as far as StOckley up to the east
side of the DUPONT Boulevard. The
Georgetown Kiwanis Club will fur
nish canvassers for the Piney Grove
area beginning on the west side of
the boulevard and covering all the
section south of the Georgetown
Laurel highway, as far west as
Asbury Church, will extend over
to Collins Mill and as far north as
Robbins on the west side of the
boulevard, will be canvassed by a
committee from the local Rotary
Club. Midland Grange #27 will
furnish solicitors for the area east
of the boulevard, from town tC
Robbins and as far east as HarbesOT
on the north side of the Georgetown.
Lewes highway.
The Georgetown Fire Compan!
is seeking to raise the sum of $6,5Ol
on the new engine recently pur
chased and the company has stated
that efforts will be made to reacl
every home in the specified areas
but in the event any person o
home is missed the contribution
can be mailed to the Georgetown
Volunteer Fire Company
| George Keen, Superintendent O
the Georgetown Schools, speakin
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-13

before the Georgetown -MillsbOrO
Rotary Club, here, last Tuesday
evening discussed the Scope of
Modern Education" In his discus
sion, the speaker presented a COM
prehensive picture including facts
and figures covering the increasing
enrOllments; the cOmpleXity of
present society as it affects the
school; the responsibilities of the
school and the financial investment
in schools.
Mr.. Keen enumerated some of the
criticisms aimed at the schools ex-
penses, disciplinary problems and
the lack of teaching of the funda-
mentals- the three RS and several
other criticisms which are so often
heard when educational methods
and schools are discussed.
Included in the discussion were
recommendations which the speaker
emphasized as impOrtant-first a
genuine interest in the schools to
supply a reservoir of citizen Opin-
ions, experiences, lOyalties and as
pirations. Secondly, he pointed out
that Better schools are not acci-
dental; they come through cooper
ative planning and adequate finan-
cial support" 1t appears, here, that
increased means of local support fol-
operational expenses will be needed
as increased facilities are added
since the state support is so stand
ardized due to the Unit System o
fund ALLEGATION" He went on to say
"This may be accomplished withOu
increase in taxes, but citizens cannO
look for substantial decreases il
local support if higher standards o
education are to be maintained.
Also recommended was improve
: ment of teacher supply thrOug
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-13
GEORGETOWN

James Harris, of Milton, who
walked away from Sussex County
Prison Farm on September 2 and
was apprehended a few hours later
on the same day, was arraigned
before Judge Isaac d. Short, in the
Common Pleas Court, in George
town, last Thursday He entered
plea of guilty to the charge and was
sentenced by Judge Short, to serve
a term of three months, beginning
as of last Thursday. Harris, at the
time he escaped, was serving a
To-day sentence imposed by Magis-
trate Oscar B. King for driving
an automobile under the influence
of alchOholic liquor and without
an operators license.
Judge Short handed down a
decision of mot guilty" in the case
of Robert L. James, of Georgetown,
r. d. who had been in the Common
Pleas Court on a charge of trespas-
sing. The case was heard by Judge
Short, on September %, and decision
reserved. The trespassing charge
brought by Mrs. Ethel O'COnner
of Salisbury, Md and Georgetown
following a disagreement over
division of a corn crop. Arguments
in the case were presented before
Judge Short, on September % by
H. Edward Maull for Ralph S
Baker, attorney for James and H
Howard Thompson, attorney fol
Mrs. o. Conner.
Members of the Georgetown
Kiwanis Club were entertained witt
a showing of the films of the 1876;
Delmarva Chicken Festival, in the
regular meeting of the club in Grace
Methodist Church. here last Tuesday
night Edward MaTzOa was program
chairman.
Guests at the Meeting includes
Pfc. Jack Green, recently returne,
from Korea; Robert Green and Deal
Belts, law student, all of George
town.
Next week the club will Observ
Armistice Day. Col. Ralph S. Bake
will be in charge of the program
and plans to have Cpl. Lewis Hall
of Lewes, as guest speaker. Cpl
Hall returned from Korea thi
summer after spending is month
as a prisOner-Of-war.
The ten-day campaign for fund
by the Georgetown Volunteer Com
pany began last Thursday. Member
of the company working with
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-13
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Milford chronicle., 1953-11-13

the Shrine of Liberty.
The plan to collect pennies for the
project was evolved in the high
school following an Americanism
program held in the high school
under the sponsorship of the
Georgetown New Century Club, with
Rev. Glen B. Walker, as speaker.
A discussion of the need for the
Restoration of Independence Hall,
in the history class of Louis E.
COber, resulted in the idea being
advanced by one of the pupils,
Wayne Van Auken, who assisted by
Carole Lible and others under the
guidance of Mrs. Ralph S. Baker
president of the New Century Club
worked out details of the plan. Pub
] licity in advance of Halloween was
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-13
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urged citizens of the local COM
munity to visit the school, especially
on November II, and during Nation
al Education Week, which is being
observed from November s to IA.
Irwin R. Murray was program
chairman and introduced the
speaker and James F. Walls, presi-
dent of the club, presided.
The mo tricks but Treats"
project of the students of the
Georgetown High School, carried
out on Mischief Night and Halo
ween netted the sum of $121.17, with
a few more coin boxes yet to be
returned for addition to this sum.
The money will be turned over to
the fund for the Restoration OF
independence Hall, in Philadelphia
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-13

aided by the newspapers and Station
WJWL gave time for talks by Wayne
Van Auken and Carole Lible for the
high school; Katrina Van Valken-
burgh and Buddy Coar for Junior
high and Mary Lou Parker and
Nancy GOslee, for the elementary
school.
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-13

The New Century Club is urging
the pupils of the School to continue
saving pennies for the project to
be collected in May of next year
and added to the whole sum for the
project.
Milford chronicle., 1953-11-13

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Evening star., 1953-10-28
-Hessler Photo.

Miss Geraldine T. NeSline.
st. Teresa's Roman Catholic
Church was the scene on Octo-
ber "a of the wedding of Miss
Geraldine Teresa Nesline. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George John
Nesline of Washington, and Mr..
Michael Phillip Wagner. He is
the son of Mrs. Theresa Wagner
of Gambrills, Md, and the late
Mr.. Matthias Wagner. The Rev.
John Jennings Clark officiated
and read the Papal blessing.
Following a reception held at
the Sheraton Park Hotel, the
couple left on a wedding trip
through the South. Upon their
return, they will reside in Roll
ing KnollS, Annapolis, Md.
Evening star., 1953-10-28
Marjorie O|BoyIe
Is Married

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert O'Boyle
of San Mateo. Calf. announce
the marriage of his sister, Miss
Marjorie June O'Boyle of Wash
ington. to Mr.. Alvin E. Leroy of
Baltimore, Md. He is the son of
Mrs. Paul G. Leroy. The bride
is the daughter of the late MI.
and Mrs. Frank C. O'Boyle of
Evanston, Ill.
The ceremony was held on
october 10 at Fort George G..
Meade in Maryland. A reception
followed at the Officers Club
there. The couple will reside in
Baltimore, where Mr.. Leroy is
In business.
Evening star., 1953-10-28
Club Luncheon

The National War College
Women's Club will hold it's
monthly luncheon on Wednes-
day, November 4, at the Fort
McNair officers Club at 1890.
There will be an accessory
fashion show at the meeting
All wives of the faculty and stu
dents are invited. Mrs. c. E.
Birgfeld at KE. 7-1086 is hand
ling reservations.