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CLEVELAND PARK
S18 500

An attractive house in excellent con-
dition. 4 bedrms., 2 baths, break
fast room, garage. Immediate pos
session. Call Miss Alexander. MA.
s-SSSsS es5 Boss snS g. Tssf TPHELPasi faSs me-: NJ.
I417 K st. NV, Id
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SMALL DELICATEsSEN-Take q
look at this place and make me
reas. offer. Apply 332 A st. ne.
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A truly charming home in a fine
Convenient Ioc.; delightful split-level
Colonial, with the appealing George-
town touch; only / year old. like
new and with 4 bedrms. and 2 tile
baths. FOR QUICK SALE, S2s,950.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI. 7-14l1
eyes,, Oh. 4-b709. -1o
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.

Spacious red brick Colonial, wide
through center-hall plan; 4 bedrmS.,
2 baths on 2nd :; 5th bedrm. in big
finished attic. Screened living porch,
attached garage. Beautiful level lot.
Close to transp. and schools. Imme-
diate possession. once open It'll q.
Town & Suburban EM 2-04n0
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MENT-Charming white brk. Co.
lonial. like new; small bedrm. ,ol
bedrms. and bath on 2nd f.; lge;
mod. kit. rec. rm., gar. screened
porch; gas h.-wh.; / big. to Conn
ave. shopping and transp.; priced
at S29,500. OWNER SAYS SELL
will consider S4 900 down. FRANK
S. PHILLIPS. DI. 7-1411; ewes. WO
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tVenlngS, AD, 4-b1Db. III
CONN. AVE. AND KALORAMA RD.
area-Three-unit apt. house, with
income, S375 mo. Best rental area.
Close to transp., shopping and down
town Furn. $4,000 down. INEZ
CUSHARD. EN-. 2-4232; evenings,
AD. 4-S756. Ia
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VI, ID
DRUGsTORE

SMALL RESTAURANT, fully equip,
vile pike; will lease to responsible
DELICATESSEN OR LUNCHROOM,
location in nearby Md. THOMPSON
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FOREST HILLS
RAMBLER
1900 Block Linnean Ave. NV.

BOO Block Linnean Ave. ny
Completely air conditioned;
8 twin-size bedrooms, 2 baths,
mahogany-paneled living room
wall with fireplace and large
windowall overlooking flag.
stone terrace and balcony gar
den; breakfast area and din
ing ell. galley-type kitchen.
fully equipped with modern
electrical appliances: clothes
chute from kitchen to laundry
room; Cadillac-siZe garage and
recreation room: maids room
and hath
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CHEVY CHASE D. c.
PRICE. $28 500

5 bedrms., ga baths; only 3 yrs.
old; adjoining park. Center hall
Colonial: hv: rm. with picture win
dow, sep, din. rm., powder rm.,
paneled den,. and up-to-date kit;
splendid bsmt., space for rec. rm.
gar; owner leaving city. See it
today: Call JAMES E. SCHWAB,
EN-. 2-5S00; ewes. OIL. 4-7693 or
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IDEAL PRIVATE RESORT

In nearby mountains ga hrs. from
professional diplomat, Govt. Of
fetal; or tea-room, guest house,
motel, sanitarium, school; access
by arterial hwys.; property known
as "The Castle" and a work of art.
Overlooks historic resort town and
reserve; water from mineral springs;
city elec. and sewage; 8 baths; 20
rooms: huge ballroom; large patio;
paneled library; many f1replaces;
also 5 cabins in mt, near Castle.
S6O,o 900, incl. valuable ANTIQUES.
Terms. Elk. $4,000, Ext. S645, DIR.
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

EDELMAN. MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage;
reas. ia. 9-2937; eyes,. RA. 3-1416.
ROYALL TRANsFER-we will move
you by Job or So hr.; rooms as
low as $50. DE. 2-6136. is
HILLS TRANSFER ANY day or hr.,
small and large jobs; trained men;
low; short bkngs.; insur. Ii: 6-9342
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET Of
across the country: safe storage in
Phone NO. 7-01o4. UNION STOR.
LIGHT HAULING, LOCAL moving
beaches esp S l. NORRIS. 451C
18th st. NV, Call TU. 2-1150 after
ARE You MOVING to California OF
to some other Western Slater Daily
service on household goods anc
autos at lower rates. JUDSON
FORWARDING. Ma. a-4s52.
JACKSON'S
Moving and hauling, day or night
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APTS. WANTED (cOnt. }

SEPT. Quiet young couple desire
1-bedrm. furn. apt. conv. to Be-
thesda Naval Hospital. OIL. 2-9713 3.
after pm. III
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Belle Aire Apts.

17O6 COMMONWEALTH AVE.
ALEXANDRIA, VA,
LARGE spacious l and 2-bedroom
apis. now available. Plenty OF
closets. utilities included. master
TV. off-street parking, playground
near schools and churches.
l bedroom, SS5 to $3.50
2 bedrooms, S110 to S117.50
Resident I'd managers s,2pr IN gremises. Uses < ~
18th ST.. ST. $4,000. -16
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PRICED AT $3s,5OO

FOR APPOINTMENT. CALL
Mr.. Kenneth Freeman. OIL. 4-l053
Carl M. Freeman Realty
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WANT A
CHAMPAGNE APT.
AT A
BEER PRICE?
2-Bedroom Apis. From $89,50
Month Including All Utilities

SOME 1-BEDRM. APTs. AVAILABLE
AT EQUALLY Low RATES
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS APIS.
In Arl., Va. and see our newly deco
rated. cool, KING-SIZED APTS., for
present or early occupancy. All
apis. have 2 or 3 exposures, 5 huge
closets, beautiful kitchens and baths.
closed Fairgrounds, laundry, storage
and pvt. parking facilities, etc. Just
moments from the Pentagon and
downtown D. c., with good bus
Transportation. ~
Greenbrier St., right / long block to
managers office on right at S15
Greenbrier st. Open daily and Sum
day 1913. Call IA. 7-5565.
JESS FISHER MANAGEMENT CO.
1920 K st. NV. EX. 3-1S11
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED Cont.

NEAR APEX THEATER-New brick;
I'M. din. rm.. modern kit. with
disposal and dishwasher, sun porch,
nice yard, rec. rm in bsmt., gas
hot-water heat; $500 per mo. to
responsible party: available immed.
Call DI. 7-1677 weekdays. 9-5.
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GEORGETOWN

Corner 35th and N, opp. Georgtcwn
Univ; store and rooms, gas heat.
garage; S5, 900 down; will lease en-
tire bldg. MA. s-351S, ia. 9-65g2.
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MARIETTA PARK

NSSLI4LIE I11NfE1 hfJEA
Four -bedrm., 1Ha-bath corner brick;
wooded lot, 40x100: private side
screened porch; 1st-fir. powder rm.
and din: alcove: For appt.. call Miss
MARSHALL j. wAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. AID. 4-2OO5
Mr.. 18th AND MADISON NV,
l41S Madison st.-Owner must sell
beaut. det. masonry home on ex-
elusive street OF home owners. Home
has reception hall, large cheerful liv.
rm. with firepl., powder room. din.
rm, has bay window, 8 bedrms.. 2
tile baths, large mod. Kit, oil
h.-w.h.. slate roof; lge. deep lot to
alley with Lear garage; dry base
ment. The price has been re-
duced to only S23,500. Low down
payment. very attractive terms to
interested party.
MEZzANOTTE a. CO.
CO. $1,000 Ewes. CO. 5-3717
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BRICK, semidet.. 3 bedrms., sep. din.
rm. 500 Devon pl., Alexandria. Va;
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AMER. UNIV. PARK.
1h-bath, det.. white
brick Colonial; gas h.-w.h. Det ga
rage; $3.50 per mo. Call BOSS 3
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REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE
Glover Park, of Wis. ave-
Corner brick, mr., everything.
Six rms, bath, det. gar, 2 lge.
scr. porches, full bsmt., full
attic. S3700 cash down bal
ance easy. Vacant move in.
AGENT RA. 6-6321. -1S
DOCTOR OR DENTIST
Just of Conn. ave. at $500 blk.
Lge. 3-Story detached building with
level (corner), 80 #. of Conn.
ave-: owners apartment If rented:
building brings in $1,000 yearly
income; excellent location, ideal
spot. Call LEGUM g. GERBER
REALTY CO.. EN-. $4,000, 3316
Conn, ave, Open till q nm, Ia
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SEMIDET., 2 bedrmS.. 56l1 7th pl.
j. WESLEY WESLEY BSUccH1NHH. SjcI1SS.SHN INC.
1914 K st, NV. ME. S-1143
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1765 N ST. NV.
Two-roomS, Pullman kit. and bath
apt. 2nd A.; open frepl., $50 mo.
Call RIA. 3-2195 or see janitor at
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j. WESLEY BUCHANAN, INC.
1914 K st. NV. ME. S-1143
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SILVER SPRING, MD.
Two-bedrm., 1-bath semidet. brick
home; all mod. conveniences; S116
per mo. Call BOSS q PHELPS, INC,
MA 2.OQ00 IA
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1905 RTTTENHoUsE ST. N.w.-six
rms, 2 baths, 2 incl. porches; full
gar, o.h.-w.h.; rent. S135 mo. Fur
ther details. Mr.. Adams.
L. R. TURNER, REALTOR
600 7th st, s.W. ME. $1,000
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CHEVY CHASE D. C.

OI1EV 7 Cf1AOE, d. Z.
Attractive older home in a location
conv to. schools. shopping and
trannsp.' transp.' large kit, 8 bedrms;, 2
and payments OF SLY per mo-; or
small down payment and slightly
larger monthly payments. Call
WETZEL REAL ESTATE, HU. 3-4345,
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GOING = GROCERY. FEED AND
RENT. RANT oHpMf i6 MILES B. c. % on RI. RI
so, P. G. CO., MD. w. w. LEWIS.
REsAaLToR. HE. 4-350o; EYES
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6725 PRINCE GEORGES DRIVE-Out
Allentown rd. to 700 block. right
on P. G. DIR. to 6725;. 3-bedrm. det
bungalow, lge. lot. Children welcome
Only $50 mo. LO. 5-3446.
Haney & Co., Elk. 3-3443
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DE LUKE RAMBLER. located mr..
Riverwood, North Arl. $225 per
mo lge. bedrms., ga baths. H2
bsmt. and garage; nr. grade and
junior high school. ia: 8-7936. II 6
8 BELMONT COURT, Sligo PIX. Hills,
Silver Spring, Md.-6-rm. bunga-
low, full bsmt.. gar, lovely garden.
Avail. Aug. 15. $3.50. ia. 9-2371.
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w. HYATTSVIILE

Three -bedrm., 1-bath det. brick CO.
lonial: knotty-pine I'm. bsmt.: gas
a.-c., heat; $125 per mo-: 2 OF 3
PHELPS. INC, MA, $4,000. Ia
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Splendid Opportunity

=
Established storm window and
undermining company will take
$4,000; gross income for months
this year $4,000. Box 209-M, Star.
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THE EVENING STAR
APIS. UNEURN.-D. c. Cont. }

Washington. D. c.
THURSDAY, AUGUST Is, 1858
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TANEN REALTY CO.
AMERICAN UNIV. AREA

AMERICAN UNIV. AREA
In Fashionable Sedgwick
Magnif1cent, new, custom-built ranch
ramblers with bedrms., Q baths.
large den, Hotpoint kit: full base
ment and garage. Handsome stone-
and-brick construction. on level lot.
Located one block off Mass ave,
close to complete shopping center.
Price. S34.250. with 100000, 4Hae6
loan. For details phone Mr.. Kor-
man (evenings, WO. 6-7412) with
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
5000 Conn. Ave. KE. 7-1sOO
Brightwood- od-Reduced
Large s rm.. semideT brick home,
near Sheridan shopping center, IA
baths. powder rm., den. oil heat,
large front porch. garage, rec. rm.; /;
terms, quick possession; eyes,. RA.
3-6552
AUERBAcH & CO.. D1. 7-o5o1
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WIC 1Qth AND

VIC. ISUII hTND
COLUMBIA RID. NV.
Nine-rm. house, Q porches: excel
cond.; auto. oil heat; good neighbor.
hood " blk. from transp. S175 pei
mo. will lease.
WASHBURN & MAIZE
927 N. Y. Ave. NV, ST. 3-2S15
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I,ANGTEY PARK AREA

LANGLE FAtLh h1GEh
Large, modern. semidetached house,
waiI-to-wali carpeting; dishwasher
and garbage disposal unit; built-in
breakfast bar; semiflnished recr.
rm. Walking distance to schools and
shopping. Bus at door: $50 mo.
SIDNEY 2. MENSH & CO., Ma.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

BRICK, senidet., Q bedrms.. sep.
din. rm. 1880 Gath I'd. N. Airing
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN, INC.
1914 K st. NV. NE. S-1143
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HOME WITH INCOME
2 APIS. Il FURN.. RENTS 500
S135 MO-, PLUS UTHS.
In Woodbridge, near everything, on
busline, 25 minutes downtown. NO.
1926 after z pm.
COLORED-NORTH BRENTWOOD
Det. brick, 4 bedrms., practically
new, 500 mo. LANGSTON REALTY,
Ii. 4-8693. Ia
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59.75 to '69.75 spring toppers

the hopps
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Evening star., 1953-05-10

callous disregard for the feelings or
welfare of others.
People whom personality tests
showed to be extremely oonceited.
vain. and given to self-admration,
gave answers such as this: I'D like
to be a sleek, shiny race horse. Be
cause they're always taken care of
so beautifully, and they are such
handsome animals.
And "a girls answer) Il think
I'd choose being a deer. They are
such pretty creatures, and have
such long beautiful legs. And they
move so gracefully" And II think
it would be nice to be a chipmunk.
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EUR0PEAN

They are 80 little and cute, and I
love their ears and whiskers."
The UatzOubl0A Azmoaha
/ HE answers of the hundreds of
subjects tested ran a wide gamut,
rejecting just about every type of
personality in the book. One per-
son, for example, wanted to be an
amoeba - so he wouldn't have to
think, feel, work, struggle, or do
anything except exist.
And there was the practical if
somewhat meroenary blonde who
said. well, / suppose if I had to be
an animal. I'd be Mickey Mouse.
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I might as well make some money
and get my name on the marques"
There was one interesting case
involving a mother and daughter.
Each was interviewed separately.
The mother said she would rather
be a COW than any other animal
because a cow gave her offspring
plenty of milk. and looked after it
as a good mother should. The
daughter - with no knowledge of
her mothers response - said she
wanted to be a calf. Because "a
calf gets plenty to eat and its
mother takes good care of it."
8eH-Movolaaioms
HE Occidental College psychol-
ogists found that this Animal
Question technique works effec-
lively on virtually everyone. There
was no person tested whose answer
did not accurately reveal person
atty traits and character tenden-
cies. The investigators also
reported that there was no evidence
of any individual attempting to
put his best foot forward" in Civ
ing responses. This is believed due
to the fact that it did not occur to
the subjects that they were reveal
ing their own personalities, but
rather that they were talking about
the traits or tendencies of a Sc
lected animal.
The six-year study also revealed
another animal question" disclos-
ing further personality secrets.
This question, tested on 200 sub
jects, was What animal would
you least like to be - and why?"
Continued on next page
Kodiak mirror., 1953-12-12
Social Security Goes Up Jan. l

Your social security tax rate for the coming years will in- crease on January l, 1854.
 The social security rate for persons whose work counts toward old age and survivors insurance will increase from one and one-half percent to two percent, James G. Browne manager of the Jun- eau social security office, an- nounced this week.
 The increase is in accor- dance with the 1850 amend ments to the SS law and was enacted by Congress in an- ticipation of future obligations
Kodiak mirror., 1953-12-12
Operation Mike Fund Climbs

disabled Kodiak Island youth, who plans to attend a trade school in the states and then come to Kodiak to open a radio shop.
 The Elks' Club has raised around $500 by auctions and other projects for the fund, John Gibbons told the MIR ROR Tuesday. The local Elks expect to raise some additional money for the fund.
 Clark Lethin, Boy Scout executive for the territory. told the club of Territorial activities of the scouts follow ing the tie auction. He met with members ofN the Kodiak Scout Executive Board Mon
Kodiak mirror., 1953-12-12
Rotary, EIks Club Hold Auction

Kodiak Rotary Club raised $158.25 within 20 minutes Tuesday for Operation Mike. Under the persuasive chant of John Gibbons the members of the club divested them selves of their neckwear and eagerly paid for them again.
 The gaudy and colorful car vats sold from $2.25 to $8.5o. The money will be turned over to Mrs. Henry Haag, secretary of the Alaska Grip pied ChiIdrens Association, who are sponsoring the local drive to aid Michael Naumoff,
Kodiak mirror., 1953-12-12

of the program, Browne ex- plained.
 Employees in jobs covered by the law will have two per cent taken from their pay up to earnings of $36O0 per year. The employer will contribute an equal amount.
 The new rates will apply to all taxable wages paid after December 3l. 1853, regardless of when earned.
 Employers will be furnished late this year with income tax withholding tables and Federal Insurance Contributions Act (social security taxes) tables refecting rate applicable next year.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-12-12
old Harbor Man Reported Missing

| The U. s. Deputy Marshal's ofice.:has been requested. to
 search for a missing 24 year old Old Harbor man.
 .Nester Auguiak, son of
 Tlmitry Auquiak, was last
 seen in Kodiak on the evening of October 29. Nester formerly
 worked for Robert von
 Scheele aboard the Shuyak,
 Island mall boat. U. s. Deputy Marshal Clarence Dlzney re- ceived a letter from the miss ing mans father dated Mo- 'vember 9, asking that he search for the young man. Auguiak is described as
 weighing 134 pounds, five feet six inches tall, brown eyes and black hair. He is of
 Aleut descent and is a fsher- man by trade.
 | Anyone having information regarding his whereabouts is requested to contact the deputy marshal at Kodiak.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-12-12

day evening.
 Other guests attending the meeting besides Lethin were Walter Sipprell, Rotarian of the Nome club, Norman Smith, Tom Carr, Jim Over- man, Gibbons, Sig Digree, Howard Wakefield, Jack Brooks and Robert Sharp.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-12-12
Garden Club Raises Money By Sales

Everything from aprons to display shadow boxes is bring ing money into the Kodiak Garden Clubs Operation Mike fund.
 The garden club is one of the many local organizations which has been contacted by the ACCA in the drive to raise money which will send Mike Naumoff, Kodiak Island crippled boy, to radio school.
 At a recent meeting of the gardeners, it was suggested that each member be given a S2 starter from the club trea- sury, and see how much she could boost 1t to.
 Mrs. Ben Kraft spent hers for material for aprons which she made and sold for $2O. Mrs. Bob Hall, club president, is selling African violet start CT plants and home made jelly and has already netted $17.
 Mrs. John Rogers is making maple chopping boards and aprons, and Mrs. Royal Mun- son is cooking casserole dishes which can be bought by busy housewives who haven't time to cook dinner. =, Needlework items are being made by several members, a. mong them Mrs. Ed Rockney who has crocheted small caps; and Mrs. Andy Peterson, who IS making QOllleS.
 Mrs. John Given has made a stationery or hanky box and decorated the bottom, on the inside, with an arrangement made with fall leaves and shrubs and dried corn. She will present it to some lucky person shortly.
 Mrs. Sig Digree of the base is selling ceramic shadow boxes decorated with drift wood, to raise her share of the clubs Operation Mike fund.
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-14
Reese Theatre Notes

Again, the Reese Theatre hits
the buIlseye, with the announce
ment of the coming of Mrs. Hank
Williams, on the stage, in person.
Friday and Saturday, Aug. q and %
Appearing with Mrs. Williams in
this outstanding stage presentation.
is Paul Howard, of Grand Ole Opry
fame, known as the Arkansas Cotton
Picker, a veteran radio and re-
cOrding star.
Thousands of letters have been
received by Williams widow, re-
questing her to make personal
appearances in all parts of the
country with the songs of Williams,
who has become a legend in Ameri-
can Folksong Lore. One cannot
forget Love Sick Blues" wedding
Bells" Gold, Cold Heart" jam
balaya," i" and host of others.
Barbara Payton and Tom Neal are
the featured stars in the new
Jesse James Raid,' the screen
attraction, along with a bevy of
extra added attractions.
Admission for this double treat
is Children under IL years old, $50,
Adults $.65, Tax Paid.
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-14
SELBYVILLE
By Delphia Davis
Phone 4O12

DR.. Howard B. Warren of Nor
walk, Conn, will be the guest
speaker at the II a. m. services
at Salem Methodist Church in Sell
byville on Sunday, August 16. DR..
Warren, son of Captain and Mrs.
Nathaniel l.. Warren, was raised
in SelbyVille, and will be pleased
to see his many friends here. He
and Mrs. Warren are occupying
their summer home at FenWick Is
land for their vacation and have
had as their company his brother
in-laws and sisters, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Guthrey of Pikesville. KY,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Browne, Lin
den, N. j., and Mrs. Nettie Wheat
ley of Bridgeton, N. J,
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond B. Nor
ris and daughter Janet were ac-
cOmpanied by DR.. and Mrs. w. O.
Daisey of RehOboth Beach on a
tour of New York State. They
went to Niagara Falls, Thousand
Islands, Lake George, Yonkers.
New York City and saw many in
teresting things. They were gone
for week and returned to their
homes on Sunday night.
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-14

Rev. George Law of Waneada,
N. j., visited Mrs. Oshea Kushlea
last Tuesday at her home on. North
Main street, and on Wednesday,
Mrs. KUshlea spent the day with
Miss Anna Ryan and Willis Davis
in BishOpVille, Md. On Friday she
was with her niece, Mrs. Roxie
FirestOne at her home on Church
street.
MIR. and Mrs. ZenO Hudson and
daughter Doris of Philadelphia.
are spending a two weeks vaca-
ton at their cottage on Fenwick
Island and on Sunday they enter
tanned to dinner in honor of his
father, William T. Hudson, Sr.'s
91st birthday. The guests were
Mrs. w. T. Hudson, Sr., Mr.. and
Mrs. William T. Hudson, Jr., Mr..
and Mrs. Emory S. McCabe, Sr..
all of Selbyville.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Smith,
Sr., Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Smith.
Jr., and two children, Lana Rae
and frankie, all mOtored to Chin
colleague, Va, last Sunday for the
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Pepper.
daughter, Judy Ann, and Fred
Pepper had as their weekend
guests at the Pepper cottage on
Fenwick Island, Mr.. and Mrs. Ger
aid Matthews, two sons, Don and
Doug Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Dill
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Llewellyn M. Ste
vens spent the weekend in Rich
mond, Va.
Those who left Friday for Camp
Wright, near Stevensville, Md,
were Earl Simpler, Ebert Evans.
Tommy Timmons, Gardner Bunt-
ing and Ray LeKites. They expect
to enjoy two weeks there.
Rev. and Mrs. J. Earl Cummings
had as their weekend guests his
son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Earl
Cummings, Jr., of Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Wirrie Long
enjoyed the company Of their
daughter, Miss Hannah Long and
her friends, Charles Steine and
daughter, Mrs. Virginia Halding
OF Berwyn, Md, from Friday of
last week to Wednesday of this
week. They celebrated Mr.. Longs
7Srd birthday on Sunday, August
g at his home on North Main
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Long
hao as their company from Friday
to Monday of this week, their son
and family, Chief and Mrs. William
Long, Jr., and three sons, Bill
lie, Wayne and Curtis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Richardson. ali Of
Norfolk, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Richards
OF Wilmington and Frankford spent
Sunday with their son and family,
Milford chronicle., 1953-08-14

niger, Two sons, David and Jack,
all Of Stewartstown. Pa, and Don
aid Stevens of Selbyville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Smith and
two sons, Donald and Kendall have
the pleasure Of having their friends
from Phoenix, Arizona, Prof. and
Mrs. Frank Leggiham and two
sons, Bruce and Frank. They ar
rived Monday meFning of this week
for a few days.
Mrs. James H. Flood went to
Wilmington on Sunday where she
will visit her brOther-in-law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Gaze
well and her daughters and their
families, Mrs. John w. Walls, Mrs.
Frances Kanich and Mrs. Ernest
Cebrat, before returning home.
Mrs. Clara Pearce of Middle
town, is visiting her sOn-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. William F..
Long for four weeks.
Miss Joan Nichols, R. N, in the
Jefferson Hospital, Philadelphia,
came home Sunday morning to Wis
1t her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G..
Earl Nichols until Tuesday after
noon of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Pepper and
daughter, judy Ann, entertained at
the Pepper cottage at Fenwick Is
land last Wednesday, August 5th,
to a triple birthday dinner, when
the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. John
II. Middleton, Mr.. and Mrs. Sirman
McAllister, all of Frankford, Mr..
and Mrs. Chester Evans, son Da-
vid of ROXana, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
,vey B. Williams and two daughters.
Connie and Nancy, Mrs. Dollie
Williams and Fred Pepper of Sell
byville. The dinner was in honor
OF Fred Pepper and son Paul and
Mr.. Middleton, whose birthdays
were of the same week.