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Milford chronicle., 1954-05-28
Temperl e.. s..
Adopted
By MethOdiSts
Eleven = Point Program
Has Been Approved By
The Board OF Temper
ance Of Conference.

An 11-pOint program of Christ
ian ACTON against the use of al
cohol as beverage has been
adopted by the Board of Temper
ance of the Peninsula Conference
OF the Methodist Church. with the
approval of the conference the
Rev. H. Kirby Krams, Wilmington.
has announced. Mr.. Krams is the
executive secretary of the confer
ence temperance board.
Having full conference approval
Mr.. Krams pointed out, the board
now will seek it's 100 per cent full
hllment throughout the Peninsula
conference area during the coming
II months.
Ihe program pledges continued
cooperation with all other temper
ance agencies in the conference
area such as the WCTU and the
Maryland Delaware Temperance
League.
1t also pledges "to again at
christmas and at other selected
times, insert paid temperance ad-
vertisements in local newspapers
TO cooperate with the General
Board of Temperance of the Meth
odlst Church in promoting Com
mltment Day, on the first Sunday
Of December.
ITO urge the District Committee
on Leadership Education in the
Peninsula Conference to include q
temperance course in their leader
ship training schools.
10 send a youth delegate tn tho
National Methodist Youth school
OF Alcoholic Studies and Christian
Action at Ohio Wesleyan Universi-
ty. Delaware, Ohio; the youth to he
selected by the Conference Youth
Council. ''"
10 make available to the con-
ference churches, the 16-mm sound
hlm on temperance entitled "Pow-
er of Decision"
To erect at least eight 1.-TWO for
each district) roadside billboard
signs at strategic points through
out the Conference Area.
ITO give each of the Board of
temperance District Secretaries
some training for their positions.
10 promote among youth an at
mosphere for temperance. by show
ing that you need not drink TO be
nlappy' to enjoy ones self and to
belong.
To establish Temperance
Committee in every local church
OF the Peninsula Conference. and
TO urge our ministers to take
positive and constructive action for
temperance in the local parish"
The 11-point program is signed
Dy Mr. krams and by o. NJ. Shock
ley, president.
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-28

UUU ad0ed New Castle Handicap
worlds richest race for fillies and
mares, on the July 5 closing dav.
This mile and a quarter classic is
expected to be worth a record
Sl22,O00 or more. In all. approxi-
mately $1,300,OOO will be distribu-
ted among hoTsemen, including an
all-time high $4,000 stakes pro-
gram. The $4,000 Wilmington
Handicap, as usual, will ton the
initial card. Three other inaugural
features will honor the Veterans
of Foreign Wars, American Legion
and Nur Shrine Temple with tro-
ply presentations after each.
Among the most important prof.
ects are new roads, expansion of
parking and of daily double facili-
CONTINUED on page SKI
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-28
Band Tag Day Is
Set For Tomorrow
Two Concerts VIII Be Played To
Stimulate Sales

The Milford High School Band
VIII hold their annual Tag Day
on Saturday, May 29th. The Band
viii conduct the campaign in a
dif1erent manner this year In the
past the band members were ex-
cused from classes to sell tags in
the center of town. This year the
Tag Day will be held on a Satur-
day and two concerts will be plavpd
oy the band. We feel that in per
forming these concerts we are
providing entertainment for the
people that care to donate for the
Band Tags. For your protection
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NVWM tAlIty assorted meFmalQS and
meTmen from the Wilmington
Chapter under AL Rand State Red
Cross Chairman for Water Safety
and First Aide, and his assistant
Andrew GarnOwski.
The program which will begin
at four p. m. will last approxima-
tely an hour and a half. and will
hold the interest Of spectators dur
ing the entire time. A life saving
demonstration win open the sched-
uie 81 four, to be followed by
half hour demonstration in beat
safety at 4:45. The water ballet bv
the Aqua-ettes, fifteen beautiful
and shapely young women and
girls, will be held at five-ffteen
Privately owned craft Of all types.
tcontinued on page sIx)
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-28

ana county home demon stratiOn
agents, begins Wednesday, June
l6, at 2 p. m. with registration
in Agricultural Hall, followed by
tour of the new Home Economics
Building and tea in Smyth Hail.
That same evening, the women
will hear music by the chorus of
the Latex Company, Dover, direct
ed by Mrs. Evelyn Bleeke. DR..
John A. Perkins. University of
Delaware president, will speak on
Making a Troubled World Your
Sweet Apple, HOmemakers who
attended Short Course for 10 years
will receive certificates.
On Thursday, June II. the
morning session includes a discus
sion Of "Today's Headlines" by
continued on page siy)
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-28
Machinery Leads
In Farm Accidents

Machinery was responsible for az
per cent Of farm accidents in Della
ware last year.
This fact was brought out in a
survey of S95 accident causes re-
ported by rural safety committees
and compiled by Miss Louise whit
comb, extension home management
specialist at the University OF
Delaware.
While the survey is by no means
a complete list Of rural accidents
in the state, Miss Whitcomb poiptg
CONTINUED on page a3l
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-28
Nutritionist Tour
H. P. Cannon Plant

Twenty-Five foods and nutrition
students of the University of Del
aWare's home economies depart
ment toured the office, plant, and
warehouses Of H. P. Cannon and
Son. Inc, Bridgeville, last week.
During their afternoon visit to
the Cannon plant, the freshmen
students and their instructor, Mrs.
Doris Meyer, learned how Cannon
asparagus is canned under rigid
quality control methods. They re-
ceived baskets containing sample
Continued on 1ags sil
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-28
Dedicate New Fire
Hall At Oak Orchard
Several State And County OFFICIALS
Present For Ceremony

The new Fire Hall for the In
dian River Volunteer Fire Com
pany was formally dedicated on
Saturday, May %, in ceremonies
held at 2:3O p. m. Raymond NJ
Trice, president of the fire com
pany, acted as master of cere-
monies.
Following prayer of invocation
by Rev. DR.. Thomas C. Mulligan.
Of GeOrgetown, who is Chaplain
of the Delaware State VIA, there
we're brief speeches of praise and
congratulatiOn by a number of
guest speakers. The Indian River
Volunteer Fire Company, formed
2 little over year ago for the
protection of summer homes and
all-year residences at Oak Orchard
and Riverdale has already seen con-
siderable action and proved its
Continued on page 23l
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-28
An Explanation Of
S. s. Amendments
SIX Quarters OF COverage Is Ex.
planned BY Oaaclals

Since the amendments to the
social security law in 1850, the term
six quarters of coverage' has been
used so extensively to denote a
fully insured status for eligibility
to old-age and survivors insurance
payments that many people have
come to accept this as being all
that is required for fully insured
status for everyone. Beginning in
July Of this year. this will no long
er be true, MyrOn Milbouer, man.
ager Of the Wilmington social Sc
cuTity Office stated today.
In order to be entitled to social
security retirement payments. an
individual must be fully insured, >"
Mr.. MilbOuer said. Let's see lust
what is meant by this term. AS
everyone knows a year can be di-
vided into four calendar quarters
Continued on page 2D
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-28
Honor Students
Are Initiated Here
Several Milford Students Are Ac.
corded National Recognition

several Milford Students Arc Az.
corded National Recognition
AT the weekly assembly of High
School students Wednesday after
noon' tive members, two seniors and
three juniors were initiated into
the National Honor Society. Es-
tablished since 1850 in the local
high school, the qualifications for
membership are character, scholar
ship, leadership and service. Having
these make the student eligible, an
honor for any school. Raymond
Sneller, a member of the society
for three years was moderator,
who presented four members to
CONTINUED on page eight
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Lewes Museum
Open Memorial Day
will Benefit Visitors I'm Area Dur.
ing the Holiday

The Zwanendael Museum at
Lewes, which is normally closed on
Mondays will be open to the public
On Monday. May 81, for the benefit
Of Memorial Day visitors at Lewes
for the weekend.
The regular summer visiting
hours will be observed that day.
They are weekdays from 10 a. m.
to $3.50 p. m. and on Sundays from
1890 p. m. to $50 p. m.
Special spring and winter exhib-
its that have drawn numerous visit
ors in addition to the regular ex-
hibits are native shells and other
marine life indigenous to the local
ity, old apOthecary utensils and
physicians equipment used within
the past 100 years, and relics from
the sail pilot boat, ]. Henry Ed
munds, that was wrecked of Cane
Heniopen on March 12, 1928.
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-28
WSCS Training Day
Set For June End
Session For Dover District Will Be
Held In MillsbOrO Church

The Third Annual Officers Train
ing Day Of the Woman's Society
of Christian Service, of Dover Dis
trict, will be held on Wednesday.
June 2, 1854, in Grace Methodist
Church, MillsborO, Delaware. The
morning sessioh will convene at
1O:3O and all officers and circle
leaders Of the local societies in
the district, are urged to attend
Mrs. William o. Hackett, Secre-
tary Of Spiritual Life, will have
charge Of the Morning Meditations
after which "skit" entitled
We've a Story to Tell, will be
presented by the Dover District
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Milford chronicle., 1954-05-28
LerOes Beach Planning For
Big Celebration ThisSunday

spectacular Water Show featuring ballet aqua clowns
pes demonstrations IN life saving boat safety competitive swim
Beach on Memorial Day Sunday, May Both ~ ~
Under the sponsorship
on MaLesen as chairman the American
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-28
Topics Are Announced For
HOmemGkers Short Course

M attending the 18th Course
the University Delaware will
floor coverings These of the opics MANNED for the
June Wy guy "" campus
The planned home economies specialists
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-28
Annual Racing Meet Opens
AtDeJGIUGre Park Saturday

m delaware Park the Diamond States sports attraction
auhch ls Thoroughbred
VIII" prospects bright A
POents and expansion provide conderabIv in
creased to accommodate
major stakes headed bv the sOo
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vETs-No CASH

The following new and .practically
new. homes are available to veterans
from $3.50 to S14.600.
COLLEGE PARK. B-RM. BUNGALOW
sELLEMEAlnIiiN 2IH ERE BRICK
EAST PINES. 6-RM. BUNGALOW
KENTLAND. GRIN. COLONIAL :
CHEVERLY. 6-RM.. h-B. COLONIAL
HYA tTrTrsSvHfffLLEE 3 E RMS. 3 sTokfEs
WOODLAND, GRIN. RAMBLER
RIvERDALE. GRIN, 1h-B. COLO
NAL.
For the largest selection Of CT houses
in this section visit our ONCE. Open
5s04 Baltimore Ave-. Hyattsvills. Nd
Robert s. Davis & Co.
WA. $4,000 "a
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VETERANS AND


VETERANS AND
NON-VETERANS
All brick: 6 rooms. 8 bedrooms. IN
baths. full basement: recreation
room. Price. Sl6,6OO.
To q cualtfisd veteran ran ! 30 have or Dle "
these homes without ANY DOWN
PAYMENT OR ANY 6ETTLEAG1NK
CHARGES: monthly payments viii
be less than your present rent.
S, & S, BUILDING CORP.
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ny OWNER, n. ARLINGTO Nl--1-bed.
rm. brick rambler, eomplete kit::,
close to schools. shopping, bus: full
hsmt.. finished rec: rm.: concrete
pate ::. fenced rear yo Sre; must see Sc TO
|pR aRPRTxes1s'eW AZ sTsSsGN
nina. from wash. over Shirley
hwy. all-season projected ares.
Priced for sale &C $4,000. GUAM
TIco REALTY CO.. TSojan $3.50.
vETERANs-NO MONEY DOWN. seo
mo.-3-bedroom rambler surround
Ing 9 new 81 million dollas sehooli
TcundinE:; Troian $3.50 ~
1 IT. DID,. blk. 70 Grade school. 9
sumo existing Sc, 800 FHA list trust
Total payments S71 mo-. or viii con-
sider q contract; Mxelusiye syyIit1h
TINRLEa PROPERTIES. IA. 1885
s "A; 11EsSS colonel Of Marine.
located his S-bOdroom Colonial home
convenient TO Pentagon, Arlington
Hal. Fort Myer, schools. and shop
oS RRs d c1sy eG aS1 has sSisai III
priced his home for quick Saie:. q.
w. McCOLLUM, INC. IA. $4,000.
eyes,; IA. 7-011S. 1T,
RAMBLE1-A chance to make the
best buy Of ., the re ysaT: E,Rs1Ss AZ.
place and picture window, family
dining. ige. CT kitchen with break
fast nook, breezy front porch. "a
rage. All this on haf-aere lot.
Only slS SN HME VA sSpIi 81 g 600
SALE BIZ ovusr Who win movs soon
Is 6 spacious room .xamhler-t
brick structure, set high On mere
than quarter acre. 10 sold. CoMplete-
" ,equippod ineluoing ansomesie
: M : Aye $3.50 HnS 9s eSr sss' sstc
tive tive pSsfio. $500. ciosS q "a
schools. is minutes from White
section Admission. "a. 2.e206. -1e
SMALL COTTAGE, eompl. flrn::
Ideal for younE couple; Ees ssSSooc eau
l' We bu s1 .soF ee1zpaadsd q sxpcsasns
P is%aasSa' 4 V OILY $lA. 800: al o.
proved, no money down. eet on tree.
lhaded lot "a Fans Church. ANFAx
. hKAAdL5TX IL 2-1tSo. o,A a.A.1rm
level fenced lot, 0sxlee, az ap-
praised &C S10,21Q and So down
payment to qualified veteran. As
sumo SO. 900. 40 loan on . con
ssntiTqn H nakaT FoS 5aF: 9H SSsSSs sss
Low CASH PAYMENT TO substantial
buyer - hree-hedroom rambler
modern In detail, only one year old.
on large corner lot. Assume balance
Of OF loan; Vacant: immediate POS
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MODEL HOME: 2721 KeatingI a, 9.e.
NARROW Heights, (adjacent HillcreSt
HEIGHTS. Md 10. 6.6674. 81
NO DIN. PAYMENT-GI
din. area, Kit. and bath: level fenced
lot; in excel. cond.; SIS mo. incl
, everything.
HUDSON REAL ESTATE co,
DAYS, UN. 4-1516. Ewes. On. 4-031s
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GI-S114 MONTH
2-T,EVEL LIVING
COUNTRY
HOMES

QIs-AcRE SMALL ESTATE home Of
bedrooms. near Rockville. ana
only S33,750.
easy daily drive to wash: $1,000:
NEAT BUNGALOW with bath and
oil heat on hwy $500.
4-BEDROOM. 2-BATH home IN
e ef1ts5o. close to par0eniai S'n00i'
NEW GATH. RAMBLER, 3 bedrooms,
full bsInt,: $4,000,
bungalow in good residential area
SECLUDED aDED NEW s-bedroom rambler
on acre, between Rockville and
ATTTRAcTiVE 24.BEDRooM home on
1 acre. in Gath. SEA. 500.
oePPEN sATNuTRDAYs AND SUNDAYS
RIPLEY & ROMER, INC.
JhREALTORS. GArrEERSBUR6 299
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3-bedrm. rambler with full bsmt.;
carport: patio; mod. kit. beautifully
decorated: lge. level lot. Only $500
cash needed. at $16.9 $50!
MANNAS REALTY CO.
2116 Wilson Blvd. IA. S-27S3
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"THE YEARLING"
IN CYRANDALL VALLEY

Fairfax County-Attractive
Cape Cod with nicely proper
toned rms. Features good
sized liv. rm. with ftrepl.. 2
bedrmS.. tile bath. generous
closets, expandable attic semi
finished with heat and plumb
ing for 2nd bath roughed in; full
daylight bsmt. with toilet; ga
rage and breeZeway. Situated
on 1 acre in o well-planned
community Of desirable homes
with springfield lake for FISH,
ing and swimming. An excel
lent buy at $4,000. CT con-
tract accepted. Open daily,
IL to 8. Directions: Arl. blvd.
(Route 500 to Fairfax Circle,
bear right on circle and go
east on Route 211 for 1000
#. then left on Blake lane
(Route $3.50 n mi. to Crandall
Valley I'd, turn left to FIRST
house on left. Or call Mrs.
Platten, Dunkirk 5-S433
FRANCES POWELL HILL
1908 Goth st. NV.
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AVONDALE TERRACE

Detached corner Colonial brick. in
excellent condition; 6 rooms and
bath. full basement with recreation
full lot. Call Mr.. MCINTOSH. Elk.
3-24S0; ewes. and Sunday. AID
2-65tiS
FRED A. SMITH co.
Realtors 1113 18th st. NV
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IN A HURRY

T s.ma. RsT hG sssdT with Hi Ssm Sri 4
to everything. Paw down $4,000 snd
move IN. with low monthly FILA
payments. ia. $4,000. ia. 1921;
eyes, IA. 2-0363. MAC LINDSEY
Realtor. 81
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list SEE. TT

JUST SEE 1T
YOU'LL agree this nearly
new 3-bedroom brick rambler
with picture window in living
room plus full basement. All
on large level lot is o really
attractive home and a good
buy. Call for an appointment.
Robert E. Lohr, Realtor
HE. $4,000 Till Q PM. RIA. $3.50
"a YRS. OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE
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NEAR CHEVERLY.

stone front. Liv. rm.. din. rm., lge
kitchen with table space; 3 bedrms.
tile bath, ample closets. full bsmt
with tile floor and painted walls
PICTURESQUE corner lot with ranch:
style fierce. Very easy terms to Gl
or non-G1.
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ARLINdToN-FAILs CHURCH
RUSTIC BRICK

II you're VALUE WISE and SUPER
11liy Contributed 6-rm. picture ram
bier placed back Of shady elm yet
near swift springfield stream. Peace
full use of random width paneling
character. Cool, green ceramic bath
on list d. plus "a bath in huge SUR
PRISE BASEMENT. Extras include
disposal. 3S-in de luxe range. 1OA.
cuff. refsr. CUSTOM ANTIQUE
leatherette breakfast booth. Un-
believabie low price. $1S,95O: There's
deal above $4,000 FLA loan. See
immed. Call IA. 10000.
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THE EASY LIFE

1HE EASY LIFE
IS YOURS in this all-brick
home. Everything needed on
one floor; " bedrooms, BATH
plus living room, de luxe
kitchen, screened porch. eX-
ira bedrooms, 70 bath UPON
q level lot, no steps. Non-G1
can assume Sill 900 loan at
40. Located in Lewisdale. I'M
maculate condition. Call US for
details.
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HEAVENLY DAYSl !

HEAVENLY DAYS! !
What . buyi A delightful Ayr. -olt
brick rambler located In fashionable
Mclean; only Is min. D. c. Lovely
liyi nm Nth pas5 5:Hl ain n0 Bath:
huge screened porch. garage. bSmt
with maids bath and loads Of space
for rec. rm.. Setting on q acre
beautifully Handicapped. ALL THIS
CT APPRAISED AT ONLY $23,060
Call now for appt. to inspect.
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AGEIESS STONE

AGELESS STONE
And mellow brick make this English
provincial one Of the most outstand:
ing homes in an outstanding N
Arlington section. Lovely liv. nm
with foyer entr. 4 oversize bedrmS.
. baths, kit. de luxe with glass
fronted cabinets; bsmt. contains
paneled rec. rIn., firepl., panelec
den and servants quarters with ful
garage; the terraced gardens arr
truly magnificent. See this hom'
once and buy 1t. Call 8 to 8. IA
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KNOLLWOOD
sUTTLAND AREA
NOCaSh Down

3 bedrm., brick. semidet.: lv. rm.,
21xIS. Verv little cash settlement
charge. Call Mr.. Fitz;g at 10. f.
O06Q until q pm.
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO..
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JIM BRITT
EXTRA SPACE

IS available in this brick
Cape Cod home of 4 bedrooms,
2 ceramic baths, large living
room. close to schools and
shopping in Langley Park. Will
go Gil; no cash needed II you
qualify.
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TN DEMAND

When the family increases your hous-
ing needs do likewise. This most
charming residence on an indeScrib-
able shrubbed lot win really ts6e
ROOMS. 2 full tile baths, spacious
liv. rm.: din. rm. has latticed win
dow overlooking yard: giant bsnlt.:
attrac. screened breezeWay, garage.
EXCELLENT VALUE. step up. the
social standing of the whole fam
fly. Inspection by phoning 8 to 8,
IA. 10000.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
1888 Lee Hwy, on Glebe. IA. 10000
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LEAN PURSE?

LEAN PURSE!
$3.50 cash will buy lot of happi-
ness on this tree-studded lot: 3-yr.-
old rambler: 3 bedrms., H-acre lot:
clean and neat. Assume $4,000 AZ
loan. Must be seen to be appreciated.
Phone today, IA. 10000.
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$500 DOWN-$1O, $50
4-BEDRM. RAMBLER
Ride out and see this. lovely home
p Ssssed Ct s1Ss q sSES ss months aat
includes taxes and insurance. FOL
particulars call Mr.. Blackwood. LA.
ROGER MOSAIC. 2-0020
2125 r. I. Ave. NE.
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NEW RAMRI,ERS

4o-ft. brick: 3 bedrms.; liv. nm.
l6XlS, with picture windows; lge.
kitchen with snack bar tile bath
with colored MIXTURES, closets with
sliding doors. Lge. rec. I'm type
bsmt., shaded lots; mr.. new super
hwy. Only $4,000 to non-Veterans,
Prince Georges Realty Co.
uN. 4-I1es WA. 1865
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WEST EVANSVILLE
Three bedrm. Cape Cod; full bsmt.
with outside entr., fully equipped,
storm windows and doors. yard. An
Choir fence. Immac. condition. Only
$l2,750. VA OF FILA financing avail.
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FRENCH COLONIAL

T 1CG4NO44 OOHNI4N4@AH
Immaculate 3Ibedrm. Individually
designed Liv. rm., l3x25,. with hre-
place: sep. din. rm,; MODERN tlleo,
decks over garage and lalousie-
equipped porch; oil heat. a bath
down. full bsmt.. leve) lot. Nv.
schools, shopping and transp.
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EXTRAl I

Immac. brick rambler in North Arl.
Full basement is divided into rec.
rm. and work rm.; paved patio in
rear; fenced rear yard: diversified
X sit' S;, very CHARMING An excel 'aiue
MANNAS REALTY co.
GIG Wilson Blvd. ia. S-27S3
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TWINBROOK
500 TOTAL
Cash Required
TO MOVE IN

Qualified Veteran Only
ONE AVAILABLE
FULL BSMT. AND PORCH
New. 3 bedrms., bath, fully equipped
kitchen, liv nm. with fireplace and
left. picture window, expansible
End floor: immediate occupancy.
CONVENTIONAL FINANCING MAY
Donley Construction Co.
Wkdays 9-5. OIL 9-s304. Pc. 2-612e
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$500 DOWN

S3UU DOWN
210-212 73rd St. Carmody Kills. Nd
Move right in. New asbegtos-shin-
Gle 2-bedrm.. full-bsmt. home. TO in.
spect call LA ROCHELLE REAL
ESTATE, 7124 Marlboro pike, Dis
trict Heights, Nd. RE. 0-74ee:
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LanSburgh 's-CURTAINS-Fourth Floor
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-10-08
Twenty Seven
Grade School
Teams In Play

Twenty-seven parish teams of
boys of Grade School age are mix
ing it up this year in the CYO
Elementary Football Leagues for
the city of Columbus. Four leagues
were needed this year to make
room for the many boys who are
active in this very popular pro
gram which is entering into its
28th year of sponsorship by the
Youth Division of the Columbus Di-
ocese. A fourth-light heavyweight
division--was added this year to
the former three class light, mid
die and heavyweight program The
teams are coached by men of the
parishes. Following is the schedule
and the scores of the first round
of games.
Tuesday, October II
st. Dominic VS.. st. Peter at Wolfe
Park
st. Leo VS. st. Agatha at South
view
Wednesday, October l3
st. James VS.. st. Francis at Gowdy
Corpus Christy VS.. st. Mary at
Southyiew
Holy Name VS.. ST. Aloysius at
Westgate
st. John VS.. Rosary at Smith Road
Thursday, October u
ST. Christopher VS.. Victory at Cow
dy
st. Catharine VS.. Sacred Heart at
81. Catharine
Immaculate Conception VS.. st,
Ladislaus at Southview
Friday, October IS
st. Patrick VS.. Our Lady of Peace
at Gowdy
ST. Augustine VS.. Holy Family at
GoWdy
Christ the King VS.. st. Mary Mag
dalene at Christ the King
Last weeks scores:
Christ the King 80, Our Lady of
Peace 0
st. Vincent "a, Holy Family 0
st. James 6, st. Dominic 0
st. Peter as, St Leo O
st. Thomas 13, st. Francis 6
Corpus Christi "a, Holy Name 8
st. John 10, St. Mary 0