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ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

GIRL, TO share with girl. cool. mod
ern. completely furnished apt, in
apt. blde:; best transp.: gentle. Call
NW.-1-s girls. 2o-35: mod, ? bed
rms. twin beds. TV; S3S mo. ca. RIA.
3-3S02, ewes. and week ends. is
&3rd AND EYE S.W.-Lady desires >
refined girls to share beaut apt,
switchboard. elev. RE. 1855. Ext.
MUSiCIAN to share studio and apt.
Refs. required. MIR. charlton Meyer,
1854 Conn. ave. NV. NO. 7-9433
sS1s BRUCE ST. ALEx-cirl bet
25-40 to share apt with. another
girl; $40 mo. Call ov. 3-2sO6 after
LADY viii share lovely apt. With
lady, = girls or cple., or rent rm.
"a blk. 18th st. bus. ia. 9-0057.
YOUNG JEWISH LADY. 25-35. to
share beaut. 3-rm. apt. in mod. ele-
vator bldg. with secy serv.. brand
I'd. NV after 8; NO. 7-o656i ia
to share apt. with 2 girls. Call CO.
5-5974 or DE. 2-04O3 lis
ARE.-Congenial girl desired to share
attrac. 2-bedrm. apt. with . other
sirls. S35 mo. For details, call XII.
9-lS92; ewes, ia. S-4400, Ext. 795.
CHOICE N.w.-Young professional
woman; excel, location: well furn.
apt. E94. $1,000. Ext. 5SS. or co.
CONGENIAL LADY to share cool at
rm,. TV. $40 mo-, nearby Md. UN.
4-S214
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DUPONT CIRCLE AREA

New apartments, large living room.
bedroom. spacious General Electric
kitchen. large dinette, colored tile
bathroom with shower, large
double-size closets, Venetian blinds,
cross ventilation. automatic wash
ing machines and dryers; new blond
mahogany modern furniture. car
peting wall-to-wail; free gas. cleo
trio. and telephone; suitable for. 8
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APIS. UNFURNISHED Cont. }
BLDG: near Memo

ARLINGTON-New bldg: near Memo
rial Bridge; 1-bedrm. apis. $50
2-bedrm. apt. $3.50. JE. 3-7476.
THOMAS CIRCLE AT M-Modern' l
o oes1m y z% kt ME- bath sE4d t%m 81
7-6700. ia
THREE Ice. RMS, kit, bath, list
Il. with lge. porch; heat furn.; near
Catholic Univ: $75 mo. JU. 9-5895
VACANT, SECOND FL, s2s critten-
d asfar st. mn N.Y. sa rms: kit. semibataa
refs: GENTLE; adults: $40. RIA.
1908 TRINIDAD AVE. N.E.-3 rms,
semipvt. bath, heat, light. gas furn. !;
Ne; seq bsdrm..' Ei Kit HSe'
e Pma $ $Ss1s S 3this apt With I'm
NOR. 23I9 L st. NV. RE. 1876.
1891 E. CAPITOL sT.-2-bedrm.
mod: aptS.S; newly, dec; mr.. all
eonvens.; 10 minis. downtn.: $3.50
Fl 9O of soS IL @ySsfs "a.
EXTRAooLARGE, MODERN, 1-be ig
apt; avail; utils incl: $3.50.
Positively no rent increase. Near
busline. See Janitor at 1112 Sa-
vannah st. Sc, or call 10. 2-7255,
SILVER SPRING. bedrms. q spa
cious rms; $3.50 per mo. incl.
utils.; adults, HE. 4-7O14. ia
NV. SEC.-Cple.. no children.
am 1pel .T Ea sxS sIss. i IA g?7645a
rm.. dinette. kit. bath. utils. furn..
ST. mo. FREDERICK A. BIUMER
CO., GIT Penna. ave. Sc. Ii. 7-1OSS.
din: nm: Kit; bath; lst floor; pvt.
entrance ss1 an e.. all utilities included;
1900 BLK MASS: AVE; M rm.,
BERT fnd 1S Seth R Res 1KoP lgsi got t.
GREENLAWN APIS. Section 3. New
bedrms, ss7 a5S A al atfls a insi !
1are zone Walking distance to shop
GLovER fk. SEcTioN; all mod nod l.
PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS has few
l.bedrm: units avail. priced from
$50. Situated in conven. Alex. a
I0-min. drive from the White
to Office in Adams am o Bids. COR co eG Mt
ALEX., brand-new 2rd. f.. 6 rms. ::
2 bedrms., liv. .rm.. din. rm.. compl.
furn. kit, ami. K!: 9-5134.
aids bd9 Ls stora9 ARM ,n efic tg neM brick
SHOPPING. transp.; Pentagon. Navy
2244os s Columbia pike. ia. s-2555.
N AND D. Z f. BEpRM. APIS. sde.as
ond CIR i've
n meed1isatsely; csii 10. 7.797S or Eo.
ager. 1907 Southern ave. Sc. -15
9TH AND KENNEDY SITS. N.W.-Liv.
rm.. ? bedrms... kit. and bath; back
R RGESR TsY REA 1 NJ co incl 7s 81 wills wills
T afso "a n FARkR' A M a5sSG avail now
S35 Fairview ave., ist fl. apt. in
garden-type bldg, l.r., cinette, br.,
bath, kit, all utfls. furn., pvt. park
IT. a nf: tra dsps $50 ,o per mo,
TAKE YOUR cHoIcE-one large
room. dinette. kit. and bath; S45;
OF. a one-bedr!n.. liv. rm., dinette'
KIT; and bath, S54. Heat and hot
t Gsser afudsd F9 see fbthe of
1905 Il St. NV. Ma. s ses345. co.
1924 IOWA AVE. NV, Apt. ga
rms; kit. and bath. S49.12 mo.
JAMES j. RUPERT, 1921 9TH st.
NV. Tx
2 RMS. AND KIT. semi-pvt. bath,
empl: couple. S55 mo. Call Ii.
2-BEDRM. APT, S75 incl. all utils 4:
~ min. from Pentagon; not more
IMAM ) persons. ia. 2-1661. IA
4196 LIVINGSTON ROAD Sc.
bedrm.; $4,000, util. incl,
oos ,st 3 F. SAUL GO.
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LIVE

In one. Of our beautifully furnished
bachelor apartments: wal-to-wall
carpet. Grapes, bath with shower. etc
Refrigerator furnished: S69,5O per
mo. up.
l bedroom apis. also available from
$40.
Apply at desk, 1701 18th st. NV, or
call MRS. SENNETT. ME. $500.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

CAPITOL HILL--10 4th at. Sc: Is
3 refined adults; .SI25.. Ii. 7-0S54.
s sss adult. s and ONLY bath ssei SS bs TO-
1922 18th ST. N.W.-Liv. rm., bedrm., |
kit, bath; nicely furn.; $50. S95. |
incl. utiis. LU. 4-e71s. NO. 7-6il1.
ONE-BEDRM. furn. apt. with liv. rm.,
$1S6,5o mo. BY appointment. EN-.
1 BLK. from Capitol. e47 Del. ave.
S6S.5o. Elk. s-51ss' RX. $3.50;
$500 X ST. NV. 2 rms. kit. and
Path SsN S go mo-; no children or pets.
1850 SO e sGG sT. Nw.-Liv. rm I1 Bed
rm.. kit. and bath. Avail. July Is.
Newly furnished and dec. in apt. !
Pi H BRANCH RD. Nw.-Nr. Val !
ter ter Reed s 81 entire Srd a; 2 rms: Kit,
empl. cple. 'nly; refs. RIA. 3-3529.
4 ROOMS, completely furn.. all utili-
ties. incl, auto. washer: cow. To- /
cation IN Clarendon, Va. Reas. IA.
GEoRGEETowN, sess p sr.-isfs-n.
apt, patio suit. for 2 or 8; $125-
$132.5O Aid cond. studio, 500. |
Seen $780,. AID. 1896. ewes. ID |
18th AND COL. RID, 1852 ontario |
pl NV. Entire LIST A.. 3 rms. kit and |
bath; $112. incl. utils. RIA. 6-2036. !
NEWLY DEC; nicely furn.. lge. liv.
rm., bedrm., kit, bath; S95. Also |
lge;, enc. sep. kit; $75. utils.
incl. Belmont. mr.. Col. I'd. NV. Ex- |
Gel; trransp. Shown 2-5 pm. RIA.
GEoRGETowN - 1-bedroom apart.
ment in apartment building: adults
Downtown, i2Ii 18th st. NV, 3rd. |
floor front, two rooms, alcove bed !
room, alcove kitchen, bath, porch; |
53l ALBANY AVE, TAX. PIX, Md
util. incl. JU. 5-3121. Ii
MODERN 3-rm. basement apartment
furnished in exchange of small
ggenthal, and few light chores. MA.
1904 CIV ST. N.w.-conv. location,
downtown: and rm. efics., nicely |
See;' eompl 81. f s1rS utils. incl; SO
DUPONT CIRCLE-Lge., beaut. furn.
bed-liv. rm., pvt. bath for ! or 9; |
refgr. maid service. CO. 5-5770, |
1915 New Hampshire ave. NV. -15
NV. SECTION---Summer rates. Two
bedrms., bath, kit, dinette. glassed-
inclosed sun porch; suitable. for 3
or empl. adults; quiet neighbor-
hood; good parking and transp.
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ROOMS WANTED

YOUNG MAN seeks furn. GEORGETOWN
room. private entrance and bath.
Reasonable. NO. 1854.
DESIRE HOUSEKEEPING room vicin-
ity Thomas Jefferson School. Arl.
Call ia. 7-9043 after pm. II"
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ARLINGTON-New bldg: near Memo
rial Bridge: l-bedrm. apis, $50
2-bedrm. apt. $3.50. JE. 3-7476.
THOMAS CIRCLE AT M-Modern. l
occnpacy, S74.50. Me. s-540O. DT.
7-6700. ia
THREE Ice. RMS, kit, bath. list
fl. with lge porch; heat furn.; near
Catholic Univ; $75 mo. JU. 1886.
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VACANT, SECOND FL, s2s critten-
don st. NV rms, kit, semibath,
refgr., auto. heat; conv. loo; yard;
refs; GENTLE; adults: $40. RIA.
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SCI and 2-rm. nicely furn. apt. !;
utils.; clean: $50 mo. Mr.. buses
and streetcar. Days, Ii. 3-9703.
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UPPER CONN. AVE.
Near Oh. Oh. Circle. Beautiful apt.
for discriminating people: nicely
furn.; consisting of 2 bedrms., very
lge. lily. rm., din. rm., reception hall,
1 bath. Enclosed screened porch. full
equip. kit. with service door into
corridor. Loo. at front of elevator
bldg. Ideal for entertaining and in
perfect cond Avail. at once: Sl75
mo. including gas and cleo. For ap-
pointment to inspect, call HENRY
]. ROBB. INC. 1924 Vermont ave.
NV, d. T-Sl41 ia
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1908 TRINIDAD AVE. N.E.-3 rms,
Semipvt. bath, heat, light. gas furn. !;
N $50 me- ne; no children children II 5000,
bath. $39.13. Other apt. with 9
rms, S42.S6. CHARLES M. CON-
NOR. 1919 L st. NV. RE. 1926.
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1850 GIRARD ST. N.w.-"The PAL
mer House; redec.; 1st fl. 1-rm. eff
ctenny; adjoining bath: S13 week.
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, To VICTOR ST. NE.
Il Catholic Univ. vic. Duplex. liv. rm.,
IL dinette. kit, bedrm., bath. Open.
1, | ia. A-6757: ewes. EN-. 2-S342. ~
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING Cont
HOTEL 144O
ROOMS UNFURNISHED

orner rm.. pvt. porch. Frigidaire:
24-hr. phone, eleV.; SCI wk. 144O
Rhode Island ave. NV. -l3
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COLORED, N.E.-ONE UNFURN.
room with pr.ytls. Ii. 4-12SO. -I5
COLORED-NEAR 14th st. streetcar
Clean outside room, lge. closet
S34.50. DI. 1864. 10"
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INCLUDING ALL UTILITIES
Large rooms, cross ventilation.
plenty Of closets. modern kitchen,
tile bath with shower, laundry and
storage facilities; off-street park
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49, ,Cltan' completeiy pEt..
bath: excel. transp. 10. 2-54O1
ATTR. 2 RMS. screened pch.: Bendix
priyils.; for : adults. 80 Ritten,
house st. NV, JU. 7-7437 after 8
1910 18th ST. N.w.-Two rms. kit
and bath; cow. transp.; reas,i
AVAIL. AUG. / TO DEC. sl-Attrac.
SS.b9,edrm. apt, located in Arl,,, Va
c Sill IL SiSl2q Ext DlE 81 to Nd Md T.
l-rm; ENC; apt; l or 2 adults; $50
N.Y. IA f PLEASANT sEcr1oN-E nt
End fl: of 5 rms. and bath, beauti-
fully furn.: utils. incl: suit. for q
adults. 1918 Walbridge pl. NV
NE, 1898 D st.-one or two bed
care; mr.. stores. Ii, 4-1SS6
BSMT. APT.-Paneled pine; brand
bath; no objection 70 j child: After !
VERY NICE APT. in new bldg; idea
for 3 gentlemen or ladies. CO
5-3553 after ) pm. -15
COLUMBIA RID. VIC.-Redec., attrac
furn.; lge. liv. rm., twin;-bed rm.
s 9od f ne u shGTe ada sksel RAJ sit FaG
20 A'iO'' "'4'''' """i''' '
CLEAN. COOL. HoMELIKE, bed
rms. living. dining. kit. bath anC
porch; NJ: Pleasant; Sl6o per mo
AfLiEaxANDRIA-central restoration
sec, studio apis. So to Sa2; Ice
river apt, . bedrms.. special rat
for 4; garden and parking; adults
For inspection call daily AID. 2-19lO
s to 10 am, to s Pm. 10
/ ficer suddenly transferred. Coolies
rage, incl. utils., 500. Lo. 5-2413
DOWNTOWN or persons; entire
floor; everything furn;; unlim
phone. Call after Z pm. D1. 1922
LIVING ROOM. bedrm.. kitchen
S67 so: bedrm.. kitchen. porch. S55
semipvt. bath. NO. 1855. IA =,
TAKOMA PARk mr.. Walter Reed
nicely furn, efficiency, utils:;. 81?
Also S-bedrm', .n suit sb Tor 3, si9G h
IA If ac1TSfEs FuRN. eric -a apts
Vermont ave. NV. CO. $1,000.
MT. PLEASANT. 1877 Kilbourne pl.-
2 nicely turn. rms, with porch
5os dth IS ST. NW.-srd floor, liv. rm.
bedrm., kit. pvt. bath; cow. transp.
.empl; cple; NE; s-O7a2: Ia
pvt. bath, employed couple. TIE
ATTRAcTIvE nv. rm.. eedrm; ane
kit, vic. Of Coolidge High School
Bendix washer. all utils. RIA. 3-S69S
OFF UPPER 18th Stool room
/ KIT. bath. for l. $50. Newly dec.
/ Grated. RA. 3-1S04 after 3. Il!
APT. BLDG, 8 saS: from Capitol
! liv. rm.. bedrm.. kit, bath, avail
| at once IA. 9-5297. lis
22O ard ST. Sc. CAPITOL Hill,
/ rooms. kitchenette. bath. 2nd-floo
| front. All utils. furn. lis -.
5:3OI 9Th N.W.-Lovely 6-rm. apt
! newly dec, furn. nicely, Sl.5 mo.
| utils. incl. RIA; 6-6252. day; RA.. g.
; 633@ after $50. lis
PINE-PANELED iiv. rm.. bedrm.
! tile bath, with shower. modern
| kitchen and screened porch. com
/ pletely furn.; adults only. M. 14tt
and Park I'd. SS5 tn. 2-4143. Ill
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lS19:-21 E, CAPITOL ST.-2-bedrm
mod. apis; newly dec; mr.. all
convens.; 10 Minis. downtn.; $40. So
$50 so. GEORGE Y. WORTHING-
TON & SON, IL 4-7842. Ma.
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ATTR. 9 RMS, screened pch.: Bendi1
priyils.; for : adults. 80 Rttten
house st. NV, JU. 7-7437 after Z
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THREE-BEDRM. APT.-S125 incl
utils.; excel. for 40 men or women
or 2 cpleS. DU 10000. -l3
AI8 ALLISON ST. NV. - Spacious,
airy, newly dec. and furn.: rms,
kit. and bath: pvt. entr.: 10 min.
downtown; suit. ladies'; $120 mo-,
ntilc ipcl III SQSrC
Milford chronicle., 1953-01-16
WOODENHAWK
By Mrs. Palmer Lare
Phone Greenwood 46SS

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wink en-
tertained their daughter and SON
in-laW, Mr.. and Mrs. William Simp-
kins, of Clinton, Nd, on Sunday.
Miss Bernice Lare spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs Daniel
Chaffineh Of Greenwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer Lare and
son entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Dam
iel Chaffineh Of Greenwood, Mr.. and
Mrs. Myrl Montgomery Of FEEDER
alsbUrg, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry o.
Connor, Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan
Cievenger, all of near Federals-
burg, Nd, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Frampton and daughter Of near
Hurloek, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Carroll and
daughter, Pam, Mr.. an6 Mrs. John
Arney and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
Ian Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Bowers and Eileen Of fredericksburg,
were supper guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Mike Malfitano.
Milford chronicle., 1953-01-16

Evans and Mrs. Mae Truitt, as-
sisted by other vocalists. The SER
vice viii begin at 1880 p. m.
The County Seat Girls 4-H Club
received the 1853 Project Books in
the first meeting Of this year held
at the home Of Anita and Myrna
Baker. The projects for the year
viii include ironing methods and
home ground improvement. Patsy
Jones, president Of the club, pre-
sided and the club leaders, Mrs.
Paul Short and Mrs. Norman Alb
bott attended the meeting.
Plans for future activities in-
clude a special meeting to be held
at the home of Mrs. Paul Short,
when Miss Grace darlington, jun
ior club leader, will lead a discus
sian designed to acQuaint members
who are taking first year cooking
projects, with methods and ways
Of working out the project for the
year, This meeting will be held
this Saturday morning at 10 o.
clock.
AT the February meeting Of the
club on Monday evening, February
8, CarOle Lible will demonstrate
the threading Of sewing machines.
Janice Hudson and Rosemary War
rington viii demonstrate sewing
at the March meeting and dem-
lonstration on the making of bis
cults viii be given by Betty Fran
ces Hastings.
Mrs. James Marvel, a guest at
the meeting this week gave a talk
on polio. She explained to club
members treatments used on polio
patients. their cost and also meth
DDS of treating polio. The club Vo-
ted to contribute $500 to the Polio
Fund and several members are as
sisting In community projects in
connection with the current drive
The February meeting will be
held in the home of Dianne Piz-
zaia.
Milford chronicle., 1953-01-16
NASSAU
Rev.
w. w. Hamilton
Phone
LeWes 1891

Services for Sunday, January 1S:
conley's Chapel
10:00 a. m.-Church School.
11:OO a. Worship Service -
sermon by the pastor.
Whites Chapel
10000 a. m.-Church School.
11:00 a. m.-Class Meeting.
1880 p. m.-Revival Meeting.
Zion Church
10000 a. m.-Church School.
Groomes (Lewes)
11:00 a. m.-Church School.
1900 nOon-WOrship Service =
sermon by the pastor.
3:3O-4:00 p. m.-WJWL, Preci-
Gus Memories.
There was a fine attendance in
the Church School at Whites
Chapel on Sunday morning. The
Sunday School was turned over to
the pastor to speak to all as a
whole. The thought for the morn
ing was ''Will the Circle be I'm
broken" There we're two con-
versions at the close of the ser
vice and one more in the class
meeting led by Green Birmingham.
The church was filled at the re-
vival meeting in the evening. The
revival will continue until further
notice with services every night
except Monday Beginning Tues
day night, January 90, and con-
tinuing for four weeks we viii have
with US the Kutch Sisters. a group
of very talented musicians and
singers. They are with DR.. T. Sard
Milford chronicle., 1953-01-16

in half to equal stopping distances
on dry concrete
A similar situation prevails
when you are driving on hard
packed snow. Mr.. ashton pointed
out that on bard-paeked snow
speeds must be held to about 80
miles an hour to equal the stop
ping ability on dry concrete at
so mph.
a0n this basis" he said, speeds
with chains should be reduced to
about 35 miles per hour
Mr.. Ashton spoke on behalf of
the Delaware Safety Cornell which
is cooperating ssIis month with the
National Sssety Council in drive
to point out to motorists the ex-
treme Importance Of recognizing
winter driving hazards.
Milford chronicle., 1953-01-16

eastern Pennsylvania. southern
New Jersey and Delaware with Che
rest originating ia Pittsburgh ana
western Pennsylvania.
Approximately half involved ad-
justments ia rates charged BY auto
service and repair shops, laundrIea
trucking firms. and telephone
answering services.
McBryan said that, with price
.pressures combining upward some
adjustments IL price ceilings are
inevitable. He pointed out that
without some effective system d
controls, these adjustments woule
be much greater as indicated hy
the total value Of the requests
which his agency has refused
Milford chronicle., 1953-01-16

at the Bellefonte Methodist Church
this week. They viii be with us at
Whites Chapel or in one Of the
churches Of the charge for one
month. We are very fortunate to
secure the services Of this group
and we promise a blessing to all
who come. The pastor will be the
evangelist for the duration Of the
meetings. The preaching service
was at noon at Groomes Church due
to the revival at Whites Chapel.
Next Sunday there will be an cleo
ton of Church School officers.
Three trustees for a three-year
term and a board Of stewards, also
the four new commissions requir-
ed by the discipline Of the Metho-
dist Church will be set up. The at
tendance at Zion Church in the af-
ternoon was good. The sermon was
by the pastor, and a similar elec-
tion will take place, two weeks
from last Sunday in Zion Church.
We want to thank all who made
our Precious Memory Banquet a
success, especially the WSCS of
Whites Chapel for cooking and
serving the dinner and DR.. T. C.
Mulligan for his splendid address.
There were 81 present and we be-
lieve everyone enjoyed the pro-
gram.
The evangelistic committee,
Richard Millman, Dave Britting-
ham, Howard West, John Hitch.
Howard Millman, visited the Belle
fonte Methodist Church along with
the pastor on Monday night, to
complete the arrangements for the
Kutch Sisters to be with us for
the special revival meetings on
the charge for the next four weeks.
Word has been received that
Lieutenant Walter L. Hamilton and
1 his wife, have moved into their
! new home near Camp Rucker, Ala,
prior to this they were living about
80 miles from camp. Lieutenant
Hamilton is stationed at Camp
Milford chronicle., 1953-01-16
GEORGETOWN


a Community Food Sale and
Bake dedicated to the raising Of
funds for the March Of Dimes Cam
paign viii be held ia the Burton
Show Rooms, on Market street,
here. on Saturday, January 81. The
sale viii open at 10 a. M.
Mrs. James b. Carey is serving
as general chairman. Churches Of
the community viii cooperate in
the all-out effort in obtaining ma
terials to be offered for sale; serv-
ing and assisting during the day in
disposing Of materials. Following
are the names Of the committee who
viii assist Mrs. Carey. and the
churches which they represent:
Misses Grace and Rosemary War
rington, Sandra Short anu Marcia
Hudson, from st. PauPs P. p.
Church; Miss Edith J. Jones, Mrs.
Ruth Klippel, First Presbyterian
Church; Mrs. Robert Kennedy,
Mrs. Elizabeth Mifflin, Grace Meth
odist Church; Mrs. Jack Hough,
Mrs. J. Francis Richardson, Wes-
ley Methodist Church; Mrs. james
Marvel, Bethesda Methodist; Mrs.
T George Harrison, Mrs Norris Giv-
ems, COkesbury Methodist; Mrs. G..
Francis Wilson, Mrs. Everett
Moore, st. Johns Methodist; Mrs.
Albert Cordray, Mrs. Reese Wil-
son, Sand Hill Methodist; Mrs.
Henry i. Short, Catholic Church of
5 Georgetown. The Mt. Olivet Church
of the Brethren will participate
{ with cash contribution and other
+ churches in the area viii cooper
4 ate.
+ The entire proceeds Of the sale
will be turned over to the Polio
Fund. Henry I. Shaw, community
chairman of the campaign in the
Georgetown area is working with
the committee and assisting in
other projects in connection with
the current campaign.
The first in a series of classes Of
a First Aid Instructors Course was
held in the Georgetown Fire Hall
on Monday night. Al Rand. direc-
!. tor of safety services of the Dela-
ware Chapter, American Red Cross
is the instructor for the course
which viii be held on ten consecu-
tive Monday evenings. The course
is designed as a refresher for per.
sons who have had Standard Ol
Advanced Courses and also fol
those desiring to learn First Aid
1t is countrywide in scope. Regis
trations are still open and win bC
accepted up to and including Mon
day night, January 19. The meet
ings begin at p. m. each Monday
y Areas represented in the initia
meeting Monday night included Mil
, ford, Laurel. Seaford, Bridgeville
LeWes, MillsbOro, Nassau, George
town and Lord Baltimore.
3 The Young Peoples Group of th'
y Providence Church will cOnduc
4 the evening service on January IS
with Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland Scot
4 as leaders. The speaker for thr
& evening will be Roy Jones, o
Millsboro. Special musical mum
5 bers will be presented by Mrs, Nor;
Milford chronicle., 1953-01-16
Consumers Saved
$500, 600 BY OPS
leonLInaea IIom IIrsL 80

Continued from first pa8e)
McBryan, regional OPS direetor
OF these. IS we're denied c0mplste-
", nine were dismissed, two were
withdrawn. and As we're granted
only IN part.
Together these actions, McBryan
said, resulted In saving consumers
$80S,53 based on yearly sales Of
the firms affected.
At the same time, due largely to
the necessity for granting higher
rates to service establishments be-
cause Of wage adjustments, cps IN
the region granted increases total
ling 1868 ,490, based on total an
nual business
McBryan said that about two
thirds Of the ptice adjustment ap-
plications were Aied by firms in
Milford chronicle., 1953-01-16
Watch Out For Icy
Rosds When Driving
loontlnuea irom fIrgt 30

to STOP" he said.
but plain, hard facts based on
scientific studies make it even
clearer that winter drivers must
use extra caution"
Mr.. Ashton referred to the Win-
ter driving study made by the
National Safety Councils Commit
tee on Winter Driving Hazards.
when you are driving on glare
ice" he said, you have to reduce
your speed to is miles per hour to
equal your shopping ability on dry
concrete at so miles per hour.
"This is true regardless Of the
kinds of tires you USE" Mr.. ASH
ton said. Furthermore, even with
the help that reinforced type tire
chains give, speeds must be cut
Milford chronicle., 1953-01-16
Conference Planned For
Methodist Youth At
Wesley Junior College
(eontlnued from Is 30

Westminster Theological sbmin-
airy, will tell Of the work Of the
Ministry: Mr.. Raymond Simmons
Of Salisbury, will help in Choosing
a Vocation.
This Conference is part Of the
work of the Commission on Chris
tian Vacations of the Peninsula
Conference Of the Methodist
Church. The Rev. Howell o. viii
Milford chronicle., 1953-01-16
Rucker as an instructor.

Mrs. w. w. Hamilton has been
under the care Of the doctor for the
past week, but is improved at this
writing.
The Rev. and Mrs. Hamilton
were dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Ellingsworth after the broad
cast on Sunday and baptized four
Of the grandchildren.
Milford chronicle., 1953-01-16

kins, pastor Of Bethesda Methodist
Church, MiddletoWn, is in charge
Of arrangements.