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HOUSES TO SHARE

CoNGENIAL LADY wishes to share
eesoTmi eacS per mon nome HE. M.'n n4-54sS. ap IA
COUPLE. 2 ladies or 2 girls. share
home, with kit. ana launary privlls.
reasonable. EN-. 1864. -15
LADY will share home
with 2 girls or couple. Twin-bed rms.
Tv. washer. JE. 4-1ls1. Ia
GIRL TO SHARE newly remodeled z
fireplace; good transportation. $50,
caRiSs4ixS h1 SyfIaS' COUPLE to occupy g
modern home in return for board Of
owner. Refs. exchanged. REVEREND
J. H. CARROLL. a03 S. Payne ST..
WhiboWEr hfblStWafs Vi AND DAUGHTER IL, i3 will
acre at Burtonsyille. Nd, s miles
to Four Corners. Silver Spring. With
a woman or q woman and daugnter
or a couple. All utils. furn... $50.
Parkway. 5-1492. Box ,37-E, Star.
for young lady in COM
Portable home with other W9rslns rsn,
portation. RA. 3-si73. Id
wRNTED-Refned lady in 30'S to
share lovely apt. in home OF young
widow. AL privileges and comforts,
Sc. section. $50 mo. LU. 1859.
WIDOW would like couple to share
clean bungalow. unlimited phone.
Reasonable. WA. 7-7s37: UN'
4-1042.
TAKoMA PARK-An con-
veniences. TV. Reasonable. Call
COiORED - .BRooKLAND, sos -
Will share home with young con.
genial couple; auto. washer and
game rr11.. conS. to shop. and
refined couple desires
sharing home with couple or FAM
lily at their home just on Kansas ave;
NV. Your quarters will consist Of
liv. rm.. din. rm., kit. bath, iuL
Lsmt.. storage attic; det. garage;
plenty Of closet space; plus double
furnished. AD. $3.50. 10. 2-1272.
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COOPERATIVE APTs. SALE

TILDEN GARDENS, 3o24 Tilden st.
n.w.-A delightful 3-bedrm.. .
bath apt: full-size din. rm.. large
liy. rm., ample cedar-lined closets,
3 exposures. One Of the better CO.
operatives. Convenient to Conn. ave,
transp. Price, $4,000 to an ap-
proved purchaser. AMERICAN Sc
CURTTY g. TRUST CO., A15th and
Pa ave. NV. ST. 10000.
TILDEN GARDENS = 2 bedrms. and
solsrium; sls nntr. excel. @ GO cond;; also bed.
$32,500: 25 IT. in length: each apt
has 3 exposures and 2 baths; for
inspec. phone HOMER n. LINK,
TiLDEN GARDENs--A delightfui, |.
bedroom and bath apt. Living room
dinette and kitchen; excellent con.
dition; attractively priced and the
total monthly. operating expense is
under $40; Also, . large apt. of
room. dining room and Kitchen, al
large rooms; attractively priced with
NELSON HUGHES. EN-. 2-s4Oo:
THE ONTARIO, Apt. ais: 1853 On.
tario .rd. NV: attr. 1-hedrm. apt
saii aiy Ts e sses ssssa spnday sSes l. to 4 &
LOVELY 1-BEDRM. APT.-Dec. va
cant; operating cost only S23.1O per
mo. Price. $1,000. AID. 4-2o59.
NAVAL RESEARCH LAB, ss.05S-
Lovely 2-bedrm. apt. in attrac bldg
Bus and stores at corner; $T4.52 mo
H: l. GODDARD. OIL. 4-7922.
CASH, $2000--Liv. rm., bedrm.. kit,
Cow. transp % DU. 1855. NO''''
ONLY Ss5O-Liv. rm. bedrm., kit,
bath, porch. Small payts. Adults.
Good transp. DU. 1885.
IA VERY DESIRABLE APARTMENT
foyer. two very large bedrooms
large living room, kitchen and bath;
glassed-in porch. rear exit, parquet
floor, deep closets, locker room
S29,75 covers fixed expenses: SAC
covers principal and interest; $1,000
cash; total price $4,000. Parking
across the street, between 14th ano
18th street, NV, Ma. S-1353 OF
RA. 6-S700. Can be seen today.
THE ONTARIO-Very large 7-rms.,
kit, bath. apt with 3 exposures
Good condition; unusually spacious;
attractive outlook. Price Sl6,5OO
plaasn call Mr. Casin with H. G.
SMITHY CO.. ST. $4,000; residence
AID 1-500d
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT = Houses and
apts., furn. and unfurn., to supply
the housing needs OF our many
select clients. Call Mrs. Stello, WA.
7-2221 or WALKER. & DUNLOP,
INC. 1908 Wis. ave-, EN-. 2-67l5.
furn. or furn. 2
or 8 bedrrn. house or duplex; n.
Arl.: approx. S126. Call ia. 5-S612.
SILVER sPRING-s bedrms. Must
have one bedrm., bath Ist A.; yard.
Conv. transp.; year lease; tmme-
diately: option to buy. JU. 6.oS44.
WANTED. HOUSES TO RENT. b. c.
lsRShTaR aR shIafsted dREAEnY sliEfnti & D mSys 5do
A. QUIET, refined. middle AGED couple
wishes to rent o 2-nedrm; rampier
or modern bungalow In Fairfax. VII
elage Sc. area. Auto. heat: well In
sulated: basement and RaraEe. Rea-
scnable rent. Call La. 6-3534.
GROOM BUNGALOW, extra large
rooms. on level street. good NV. sec
tlon. at least 28-in. doors for wheel
STATE DEPT. OFFICIAL, wife, no
children, desire rent unfurn. det.
house: 3 bedrms., 2 baths, din. ..rrn,.
gar., NV, Va. Nd. DI. 7-4704,
CH. CHASE OR NV, AREA
For diplomat client. 10 nice location;
DI. 7-6500.
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MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE

EDELaiAN MOVING AND STORAGE
Will accept surplus furniture as par
payment on your moving. storage
Reas. Ia. 9.2937. eyes,. RIA. 3-1416
lee
GENERAL HAULING, day or night
reasonable rates; free estimates. LII
3-169d. ss
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500 18th ST. NV. Open Is Sum
day; cor dwelling; spacious 1st
floor; end door, 3 bedrris.. 5 baths,
lovely furn. and rugs; auto. elevator
avail: Pear garage; very reason
kEXcH aIss a'ns; i PURCELL. Ex. s-s4la
I71S IRVING ST. NV.
Nicely furnished. this lovely house
Gin. rm.. equipped kit. and sunrm I:
fun bsmt.; gas heat; large yard;
available now; Sl6g. so.
FRED A. SMITH CO.
1113 18th st. NV. Elk. 3-24sa
903 S. OAK ST. ARL.. VA.
Two bedrnls., liv.. rnl.. dinette.. kit,
and bath; excel. furn: oil heat;
available this week. S115 month.
FRED A. SMITH CO.
1113 nth ST. NV. Ex. 3-24sa
CAPITOL HILL
Near House once Building. Two.
story brick. s rooms, l bath. Nice.
~ furnished. Well arranged fol
entertaining, Well-located fol
wishing TO be near the Capitol SLOT
ThoS. j. Fisher & Co., Inc
73s 18th st. NV. pI. 7-0s3i
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HOUSES UNFURNisHED
Choice Locations

S130-Popular Heights. the choic,
Falls Churce community will
its own swimming pool an,
rec. center: 3-bedrm. bricl
rambler. an-elec. GE kitchel
with range garbage Disposall
dishwasher and Bendix washer
Large picture windows, woodei
lot; storage attic, 15 min. I,
Pentagon. House with bsmt
slightly higher.
S150-202 8. Lee ST., Falls Church
ideally located, Just 1 blocl
from busline and st. James
Parochial School, .3-bedroou
rambler with daylight bsmt
and pull-down stairway 4
attic. Modern all-elec. Kitchen
new-house condition.
Columbia Pines, beautiful sub
division near Annandale. New
3:bedrm. brick ramblers, largt
picture windows. full bsmt.
pull-down stairway to attic
earage. disposal. dishwasher
sIse; snss,,,,. range g, and refsr. LarE'
8. Frederick st.. Airing.
ton. Beautiful, 2-story Colo.
NAL. center hall. 8 rooms, {
baths. light bsmt., h.-w.h. ant
spacious lawns.
Larchrnont Realty, Inc.
JE. $4,000 JE: 3-721f
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HOUSES FURNISHED tcoas., .

near rails Church
Va. A lovely home on one acre In
this beautifut section. 8 bedrms.
2ls baths. den; 2-car sarage. $3.50
month.
|ROMYE LAMBoRN, Realtor
or. 1886 OF. 4-SO35
COLoRED-oPEN, i 70 s
1858 GA. AVE. NV.
Over beauty parlor. Well furn. and
equip; 8 rms. "a lge. bedrms.). Z
baths, garage: for lease, reas. tc
qualified tenant. RA. 6-8919.
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-COLoRED

226. Randolph pl. ne.
9 rms, bath. gas h.-w. heat: SS5 mo
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2005
COLORED-l913 PARK RID. NV
REDEcS.; f HoT-WATER Va E GA GAS HEAT;
REFGR AOPEN FOR INSPECTION
SAT. AND SUN. BET. l AND
PM pTIONE MA Q6012 Ia
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1901 WYOMING AVE. NV.
nDrN CTrNTDAv q ro
FLYNN CO-OPS
ATTENTION,
NEW SENATORS AND
REPRESENTATIVES
3 Unusually Commodious
and Gracious Apartments
OPEN 2 TILL 5

. 1870 WYOMING AVE. NV.
Foyer. as large as the average living
room. large living room, dining
room. 3 bedrooms, Q baths. pantry
and kitchen. S22,50O on reasonable
terms. See MIR. FIELDING in Apt.
201.
THE MENDOZA
2220 Goth ST. NV.
On KAlorama rd... / block from Conn.
ave. and block from Columbia rd.
Very UNIQUE. 3 exposure apartment
home with foyer. double living room,
Q fireplaces. dining room. 2 bed
rooms. den Cor 3rd bedroom), pantry
kitchen and bath. $15.750 on rea-
sonable terms. See MR.. OWENS in
THE BRoADMooR
Conn. Ave. at Porter St. NV.
Washtngton's outstanding and most
sought after cooperative apartment
Foyer. large living room. solarium,
dining room, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths,
disposal. S34,5O0 on reasonable
terms. Ask for MAJOR cARVEY al
Broadmoor desk.
OTHER LISTINGS
Many other equally attractive anc
desirable apartment homes-from
$4,000 to 5,000--are available fol-
purchase throush the exclusive list.
ings Of this ofice.
For details and appointment to In.
spect. call MAJOR GARVEY with
EDMUND J. FLYNN co
COOP. Apt. Authority since 192O)
Washington Bldg. MA. S-956s
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6613 23rd AVE.

HYATTSvILLE, MD.
with liv. rm., dining rm., 8 bedrms.,
bath and de luxe kitchen: full bsmt.
with Law. and outside entr.; gas
h.-w. heat. Rent S140 per mo.
Dir: Out Agar rd. and left on 23rd
ave. to house Key with H. G.
SMITHY & CO., S11 18th st. NV,
ST, $4,000. IA
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AUTOMATIC TIRE REGROOvING
MACHINE, mobile unit: income from
S20-S3O day with one operator. For
details. XII. e-6525
cOLOKED - LGE. HOUSE. roominr
business; reasonsble; income. 1858:
notes. Sl17. Info. AID. 4-0559.
FOR SALE. shoe store; midtown
shopping district: cheap; spot for
live wire. Can make easy payments,
Box 21-H. Star.
CLosE-IN CAPITOL HILL roomins
house; $1,000 or best oder. Ju'
CORNER GROCERY STORE with 2
apts.:: rent for store, $50 mo-:
S2.500 wk. guaranteed; short hours;
closed SIN. Call Mr. CHAIKIN,
IA. 9-6495.
FOR SALE. Bendix automatic lsun-
dry: one of the best paying lsun-
dries In the area; fully equipped,
good lease; priced S22. 900; $4,000
down payment Shows excellent net
profit. For information. call il
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COLORED - 1927 o ST. NV
Newly decorated, 8 rms. 2 baths
oil h.-w.h.: s1l0.
1904 IOWA AVE. N.W.-Semidet.
share 6-rm. house with / lady who
keeps l bedrm; oil heat, garagse'
GUY TIMER. 1929 11th ST. NV
No r.dQOs
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no SOMERSET PL. NV.
Available now. Newly decorated s.
bedrm. house In lovely neighbor-
hood, has Ice. liv. rm., din. rin.,
equip. kit. full bsmt. gas heat and
automatic hot water: garage;
S97. so.
f11Q 1Th ct NJ w EX Q.OA2Q
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MODERN HOUSE, good condition;
large grounds: bedrooms: conven-
tent TO store and schools: 10 Minis
from Wash. Call so. $4,000 or
1885 IRVING ST. N.w.-Lovely. 8.
rn. home; I'm. bsmt. Conv. to transp
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BETHESDA-Doctor transferred over.
seas offers his practically new un.
furn.. Cape Cod home; 4 ,bedrms
IL baths with liv.. rm., din; Im.
st. NV. WA 7-222l, Mrs. Stello OF
EN-. 2-6I 5. WALKER & DUNLOP
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BETHEsDA-6-rm. det. brick. sep.
din, rm.; garage. fenced rear ygGS. ysGrSd.
full bsmt. S135 mo-. Wo. $500;
sEeRSnToWS IyeS seH SSS, HR; RemodsisS adsGSS bed
rooms, living room. with fireplace.
modern kitchen. garden, AD. 4-7267.
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3.BEDRM., 2-BATHRM. HOME. In

GREGORY FARMS--2-bedrm., semi
det; ,brk;; equip. kit; cony: Andrews
KENNEDY N.W.-10 rooms. 2 kitch-
ems. Q baths: suitable for 2 families:
partlv furnished: $3.50. Ma. S-351S
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NEAR l4th AND coLoRADo--Lee.
liv. rrn., din. rrn.. kit. lst floor; 4
bedrms.. bath, 2nd door. Nr. trans
immediately; SI25. Csii Mr.. Dell.
JAMES I. DIXON . CO.. 81: g.
BELLEVUE FOREST, N. ARL.-New
brick rambler: 8 bedrooms, 2 baths,
screened porch. garage, full base
ment; S115 mo. ia. 7-6086. IL
SIX RMS, 3 bedrms.. bsrnt., redec.;
near bus and car lines: adults. $40.
1908 10Th st: sc. 10, l.075S. --16
hedrm. hrk.; full bsnnt., sep. din.
rm., equipped kit; S95. 10. q
9509 ia. 9-o92l. --l4
S. ARL.-Lovely, 2-bedrm.. semidet.
rambler. fenced I'd; 5 min. Pent..
Navy, conv. to everything; avail
Dec. /; SS4.50 mo. JE. 4-574s.
McLEAN-Brk. Cape Cod. Liv, rm.
and din. rm., bedruis., den, Ia
! baths; within walking distance
schools and shops; $135 per mo-
MRS. STANLEY CARpER, Agent,
McLeel, VI. Call Mrs. Murdoch.
&As O-oOOSs 4e
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car garage plus fenced-in wooded
grounds. 22S Maple lane; S1h0;
avail. immed, SHANNON q LUCHs
m K LOVELY sETTiiNGMpeiightfui
3-bedrocm rambler with large scr
tractively landseaped grounds. 1904
in,meSiately. SHANNON 4! LuCHs
AMR2:RiicAN Mi ia ia'P PpNIivpEiRssITY Nj vpEiRssITY PARK
AREA-A truly comfortable. 3-bed-
room home, % Just t,,fs tafsef1lly 1nsn acc acc.
place, spacious kit. with new s-cu..
IT refrr.. screened norch plus won
derful location at 4219 Alton place
NV. (off Wisconsin ave.D: SJb0 pei
mo-; avail. immed SHANNON q
IuC5HS CO.. 724 14th st. n.w' MA
FALLS CHURcH-Briek house. "a
porched. outdoor oven; full bsmt,:
seRM. BUNGALOW. ami, Venetian
blinds. h.-w.h.. oil burner. firepl.
elec. range. good repair. garage
close 20 Fairfax Coli GLIB: 90 mir
ssS; ssSs Ph'ns Rs s.s4ass. ssaaiss Du- '-seoS' week
MONTGOMERY COUNTY-3-bedrm
level fenced lot. for SIPS; 2-bedrm
Care Cod. lust of Georsia ave; fol
$ino. bsd,r's-' s.n,,det, ,, p,p, .S M whes,
snMEs. rs5 r Sea Realtors. saii 10. ass75as
eoeS srIGo PARKWAY. Greer
| Meadows. Md -hedrm. detech
brick, facjng rark. Gas heat Lge
ineJcsad yard $50 no. 2-n7nn
CnnNER GREENBF,T RD. AMI 49,,
Rts. all;:o,a, 1: 2 rms. OIL heat. Vacant
ALExiANDRiA TOWER HOMES
bedrm. row brick, freshly repaiuted
modern kit. and bathroom. largl
| storage rY1., no hsrnt.; close-in lnca
ton. all cony,. 10 min. p. G. or Pen
taeon. $3.50 mo. 133 pals st
ION Mt: Vernon ave: nr. Afiandria)
OWNER. KE. 6-9199.
exsrasisea H. rn esSipped 0flix Rit
fenced lot; conv. schools. transp:
uSH,9 MUNpY. ON. 4ssaoe ~ :
$50. 9.50-Two-yr.- .-old, 2-story. semidet
brick Colonial: hedrms.. auto
washer. Eerbage DISPOSAL, etc: II
nd n,eck fron, bus; 5 s,co n; schools. BOWERS
IGEORGETOWN---Mod. Colonial res.
toration: 2 hedrm.. sefnidet. brick
hone large kit, rss heat: innmod
possession. Reduced to SITS month
| A1ERBAGH q CO.. DI. 7-6501
tn. 2-aSaa.
IyIERS MILL AREA. 50. Spring, Nd
cozy 2-bedrm. home, full hsmt.; An
chor-fenced ward: conv. to eyery.
a-0601. I. H. CARMICHAEL RE.
/ Atty CO.
ICARROLL KNOLLs. oil. spg.. Nd
Cozy 2-bedrm. brick rambler; $e7 .5t
| per mo-; cory. 10 evefything. Ju
p-QoQ1 .. u. cARMfcHAtL RI
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1954-05-14

Prof. and Mrs. Fred Graef and
two children spent Mothers Day
with their parents in Delmar.
Miss Mary C. Evans, accompanied
by Mrs. Mamie Long have gone this
week to Orange, N. j., where Mary
will receive treatments by a special
list for two weeks.
Mrs. and Mrs. Nelson Dolby were
surprised on Mothers Day, Sunday.
when their children came bringing
the dinner with them. They num-
bered "a, as follows: Mr.. and Mrs.
Rodney Campbell and three CHI
dren and sOn-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jarvis of Frankfort and their son.
of Selbyville; Mr.. and Mrs. Raw
mOnd Dolby and son, Bruce: Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Dolby all of
this town; Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Bunting and son Barrie of Phila-
delphia; and Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Justice of Georgetown and their
children.
Mrs Lille H. Belts and daughter.
Mrs. Elsie Hickman spent Mothers
Day, Sunday, with the latter's
daughter and sOn-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Cannon of Whining
ton.
Mrs. Florence Burbage, and Mrs.
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in nursing her grandmother Mrs.
COnoway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ulysses West Of
Camden, n j.; Capt. and Mrs. Hor-
ace Derrickson Of Philadelphia; Mr..
and Mrs. Elliott Evans of Ocean
View; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Der
rickson of MiIlsboro and their son
Jeffry also Mrs. Grace West Piper
and her son Stephen, visited their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Owens J..
Derrickson on Mothers Day.
Mrs. Lille H. Belts and daughter.
Mrs. Elsie Hickman spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Cannon in Wilm-
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Town
send and son, Scottie and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Townsend and son, john
ME; and Mr. Victor Townsend,
spent Sunday with their mother
Mrs. Georgia Townsend in Wilm-
ington.
Mr.. Gerald Rex Murray of Goldey-
Beacon College in Wilmington
spent the weekend with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Murray,
and sister Miss Janice Murray.
Dan Steele, who is employed by
the Atlantic Refining Co, spent
Tuesday with his mother, Mrs. Elva
K. Steele and his sister, Mrs. Ken
Hickman and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kempster;
and Mrs. Ora Bennett; and Master
Bruce Burton attended the wedding
of Mrs. Mildred Burton to Mr.. Earl
Stats, both of Milford, on Saturday
afternoon, in the Avenue Methodist
Church, in the City of Milford. The
The Rev. Robert Green performed
the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs: John Elmer CULLEN
had as their guests on Mothers Day
their son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Clifton CULLEN and daugh-
ter Mary Jane of Berlin. Their Sun
day evening guests were Mrs
Mamie Parker, Mrs. Eva Pennewell
and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul CULLEN
and children, Gail and Tommy, all
of Berlin, Md; also Misses Barbara
and Rebecea PenneWell of Berlin,
Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest WOOtten and
daughter Patsy mOtOred to Onley,
Va, where they spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. Mears, parents
of Mrs. WoOtten.
Mrs. Mary ]. Short was the sup
per guest of Mrs. Ebe Davidson on
Wednesday evening.
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Mr. and Mrs. Stratton Burbage
entertained at turkey dinner at
the Cottage at Fenwicks, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Richards Of Seaford !;
Mr. and Mrs. Moulten Joseph of
Lewes; Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Hickman of Frankfort; Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Long Of Selbyville; and
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Burbage Of
Bethany Beach.
Mrs. Amanda Daisey of this town
and Miss jeanette Belts Of George
town were dinner guests of Mrs.
Vera Belts on Sunday.
A surprise Buffet luncheon was
given for Mrs. Nelson Dolby, by her
children, in honor of Mothers Day
on Sunday. The following attended
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Dolby and
son Bruce; Mr. Nelson Dolby; Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Dolby all of
Ocean View; Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney
Campbell and son Roddie and
daughter and sOn-in-law, MIR. and
Mrs. Norman Jarvis, JT., and son,
Craig of Selbyville; Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Bunting and son Barrie,
of Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs. Ell
mer Justice annd son Nelson Of
Georgetown; Mrs. Ruth Smears
and children. Carol, Karen and
Kenneth Of Rehoboth: and Mr., and
Mrs. Russell Wilson of Georgetown,
and their son Mitchell.
A good time was had by all and a
wonderful day was spent. Mrs. Van
ME Dolby received a lovely plant
from Bethel Church on Sunday
evening; also a beautiful plant was
presented to Mrs. Flora FatOne.
They both attended the service on
Sunday evening.
A surprise was given on Mothers
DAY to Mrs. T. II. Hudson.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Fl. Hudson on Sunday, were Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Horn; Mr. and
Mrs. Wilson Powell and Mrs. Naomi
Kelley of Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs.
Mablon Price; Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hoffman and Mr.. and Mrs. Roger
Price all of Princess Anne, Md. An
enjoyable time was spent together
Mrs. Anna w. Derickson attended
the Worship Service at Bethel.
Mrs. Flora RObb and daughter,
Mrs. Naomi Elliott, latter from
Laurel, were dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Junior William Robb in
Georgetown. on Sunday.
Mrs Rufus Hudson suffered a
stroke at her home last week, she
is somewhat improved.
Mrs. Martha COnoway is confined
to her room at present, 81 years of
age, with a severe illness, resulting
from Tickarue in her face. On
Monday morning of this week she is
taking some nOurishment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Short of
West Philadelphia, spent the week
end at their summer home at
Quillen's Point. Mrs. Short remain
ed here this week, and is assisting
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Capt. and Mrs. George Anderson
and brother, Mr. Asher Anderson
attended Bethel Methodist Church
on Sunday morning; afterwards
mOtOred to their summer home at
Bethany Beach.
Mrs. Vernon C. Cobb attended
the session of the Eastern Star
Chapter held in Wilmington this
past week and this week.
The basket of lovely red Carna-
tons which were placed at the
Chancel of Bethel Church on Sun
day, were in loving memory of Mrs.
Georgia Johnson, presented by her
daughter Mrs. Helen Kaufman.
The flowers, red Iris and white
Deutzia, placed in the vases in the
Chancel on Sunday were arranged
by Mrs. J. Horace Derrickson, Mrs.
Fred Graef and Mrs. Mary Bennett.
The sermon by Rev. A. Jason
BlundOn on Sunday morning, was
a fine one, on subject Marriage is
a Partnership" On Sunday evening,
his subject was: THE Mother of
Statesman"
AS the Annual Peninsula Con-
ference which will be held at st.
Paurs Methodist Church in Wilm-
ington. this week and Sunday, there
Will only be our Sunday School at
10 o'clock on next Sunday, May
18th.
The intermediate Choir of Boys
and Girls sang on Sunday morning,
a lovely selection: Sweet hour of
Prayer. The Senior Choir sang
Mother. A Word That Means the
World To Me"
A good congregation was present
40 at Sunday School.
The young people should attend
the evening service, for just one
hour of inspiration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Tilghman of
Salisbury. Md, were the supper
guests of their parents MIR. and
Mrs. Ora Bennett on Saturday.
On Saturday evening, Mr.. and
Mrs. Pete Tilghman visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Irwin Steele here.
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Religious Stamp Is
Issued By Post Office

The first stamp ever to bear re-
ligiOus signif nee was issued re-
Gently in the Office of Postmaster
General Arthur E. Summerfield in
a special ceremony featuring repre-
sentatives of the Protestant, Jewish
and Catholic faiths, officials of the
United States Post Office, U. S. gov
eminent, and foreign dignitaries.
President Dwight d. Eisenhow-
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SCOTS FILM ACTORS

OMAHA -(P)- Movie star
Charlton Heston says:
You can't tell by watching an
actor in the movies whether or not
he is good. You can only tell whe-
Their he has been we'll directed.
Heston, who has been on the stage
and in television as we'll as the
movies, said during a visit here
the artor contributes very little to
a movie. On the stage. the story is
told with the actor, and the actor
is the medium"
A good movie director, Heston
holds, can take a bad actor and
make him appear adequate, at least,
on the screen, for the director is
actually the primary creative artist.
Another thing:
HestOn states he thinks the
actors relationship with the audi
ence-sOmetimes called empathy is
highly OverTated.
Classified Ads get results
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er was presented the first album Of
the new stamp bearing a design of
the Statue of Liberty and the ia
miliar motto, In God We Trnst"
An SC stamp, 1t Will be used pfi-
marily for the first ounce of inter-
national mail and will help to carry
the message of liberty, freedom,
and trust in God to the many coun-
tries constituting the International
Post Office. COl0rs of the stamp
are red, white, and blue and it is
anticipated that two hundred mil
lion or more of these stamps will
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be used yearly.
In short address during the if
teen minute ceremony, President
Eisenhower stated that regardless
of the message inside the envelope,
a message expressing Liberty"
and Trust in God" will be sent to
all the world by the usage of this
stamp on the outside of the enve-
lOpe.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1954-05-14

The farm population Of the U. s.
represents about Is percent Of the
total population.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1954-05-14

Adella Holt spent Monday and
Tuesday in Wilmington attending
the Grand Chapter.
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