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ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

141 i1th ST. N.E.-Front room.
refsr.. stove. next TO bath: clean:
cow. trsnsp.; So. Ii. 3-9s32:
1856 QUE ST. N.w-Lge. Ink. rm.
Sis. $3.50 t.s Ek.; also single with run run
NICE Ietdt HousEKEEpING HHooSu5ssEKEEpING ROOM. new
Yard and carline. Ii. 4-7b29. 80
MAR NAVY YARD large front
rooms for Ink: utilities furn.: SIC
wk.; cple. or 2 men, Ii. 3-S02s.
1888 18th ST. N.w.-1st A.. bed :
sitting rm.. lge. closets. compl. kit.
pvt. entr.; S12.75 wk. DE. 2-1875.
515 1Ith ST. s.E.--3 Housekeeping
rms. Ii 4-4672, or Sunday. Ii.
7is JEFFERSON. I'd f., clean. Ink
for empl. ladies, non-smokers, S75.
Home privls. and conv. RA. 325l2.
CIRCLE. 1912 21st st. NV.
pvt. bath avail: phone. nv; i use oi
ssfs sifshen 18th Phsn. ST. NpIesi Ne sLssss End a.
lge. closet. LA. 6-24S2. -i9
SO2 d ST. N.E.-Cheery Ink. room
private home: no drinking. Ii. g.
ONE LEX. ROOM. redee.. for lady
Cool BSMT.. refsr., grill. Clock
radio. TV: airfoam mattress; 81
.SI5. Ex 3-66as. 2147 r NV. -i9
l448 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Lge. room
No drinkers. Refs. De. $-ssss.
CHEVY CHASE CIR. area in D. c..
z furn. front rms, for one en-
ppioyed lady, EN-. 3-4o33. Rent,
MI. RAINIER. MD. Student. govt. or
retired woman. Sgle: rm. pvt. home,
eaRE efals 'afnse AFcond hod T. sso $751; mo- IVA. w.
BEST NV. LOG, Until Sept 1. Apt.
pm. JE. a-i564.
LGE. COOL RM.. NE, Catholic U.
sec.-Newly decor, excel. transp.
Elev.. kit. privils. Reas OIL. 4-3%54
DUPONT AREA-Master bedrm.. pvt.
bath, kit, flrepl.. large closets. TV,
sun deck, phone, busline. Single
or double: 1872 21st st. NV. Ho.
1901 10th ST. N.w.-single room
overlooking 10th ST., next to hath,
refrigerator and hot plate: $40 per
month
1908 HOBART ST., of 18th st.
e8Sl Sfi1ls fr0Rs Rsas for H g. sSYs g Hesk' Ih'k
2 NICELY FURN RMS. for couple
or 2 girls. Baby or pet welcome
1705 Kilbourne pl. NV. HO. 2-SS13
20'
COLoRED - 1888 HARVARD ST.
N.W.-Large double room. all con-
veniences. See janitor
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ROOMS EURNlsnED-N.E.

TWO FURN. RMS. and kitchenette.
semipvt. bath. S55 mo. 1912 East
Capitol st. ne, MRS. D. FERRETTI.
CAPITOL LIBRARY VIC. -c Conf.
furn. quiet room, large closet; maid
service: $3.50 week. Ii. 3-l967.
CAPITOL HILL, l0l End ct. ne
Single or double. newly redeco-
rated, semipvt. modern baths. Ii.
.!,,. 5-sss7' s:s q e tn 5. s,., -,
refs. Ii. s-eos2. 30
0O8 Z. CAPITOL, l12 11th st. ne.
Rooms. SIS. So. $40. Call Ii, 4
IS QUE ST. N.E.-Room with con-
Meeting back porch, and next to
coLoREb-LGE. xTTRAc. DBIE.
RM.. next to bath. privileges:
conv. to transp. HO. 2-049S
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ROOMS FURN.-s.E.-s.w.

PENNA. AvE.--Single room in pri-
vate home. Girls only. Rec. rm.,
RSSM sSSs IEty' FoR srs%tR GSpH Ii aesi sSsss e,
students, near Library, transporta-
tion and Capitol. Ii. 3-S475.
MINI rm eonT: aNL priTi,. sktasy SO iss c 'Els Els
4sSs4f Gr L6. 5-it4$:,,. ia. la.
newly dee: new furniture: cony;
carlIne; teiephone privileges. Ii.
cAf. HitL, opp. n. o. Bldg. blk. L.
wind, fan; man. Ii. 3-2913.- -25
ROOM FOE settled lady; quiet home;
cool; bus At door; very reasonable
Can LU. 4-24e2. -le
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

BRADLEY ARMS at Dupont Circle,
1926 10th st, n.w.-Home-c cooked
f9od. o FsasonahIs prices; -. ~.
Columbia rd.. Mt. Pleas. carline--
sso sorseous ds ssmipys eor
pvt, bath. lge. exh. fan. huge closet.
rates. S65-S70 per mo. ca. person;
can arrange semimo. basis. Very
attr. chr. mansion. May be had as
,sos "a; MAJ mHD1soS so; Siyssli 81 sSlwi-Rm with
lnet methenr norca Ia WI sssss ssse Tor child Tor
1915 MADISON ST. S.w.-single or
dble. for elderly ladies or mother
and daughter: good meals. Tv. RA.
TwiS BEDS in pvt. home, convent
ent to bus. excel. meals. Call ia.
WALTER REED vIC.-Nicely furn.
twin bedrm.; home privs.; delicious
COLUMBIA RD. NV. 15Ie-Clean
room, excellent food. convenient.
SS2 ;50- $55 mo: DU. 1860.
sires room and board ana u cSre sTq Tor Tor
son. cow. to Pentagon. Ii. 7-2204.
9th AND LoNGFELLOw-comforta-
Bile rm; for l OF. 2: meals optional.
Con' Sopl' Oct, pyt % home, Empl. only,
CALVERT HOuSE-I401 1eth st.
n.w.-Large, lovely rms. seiective
menu. Switchboard. TV.
ELMWOOD-I627- 7-19th st. NV
Sgls.. $40 up: dbls., SIS: best meals
in town. maid sery,: ph. in rms, TV
s11 II liXi niIAGRpHHsoos Tp Ho s,,sTsy e -ls H..
nom home se psFeh OF ,snsd yaans .n gyt; sSSls San
smoker pref. RA. 3-7911. -19
CHILDREN CARED FOR-Licensed
home; lge. grounds, very safe, excl.
personal care. sil. spg. Ju. $3.50.
DUPONT CIRCLE-Elderly and mid
cent; kind care; excellent food
dr S refs: reasonable. DE. 2-1102.
FAMILY OF THREE ADULTS, in
comfortable home. can accommodate
for room and board. three Christian
young men; located in residential
sern0P sem bus Of re. slesansEi. s5Ss5 one 9a'k
THE MARIETTA. 1925 18th st. NV.
Lovely single and double, rooms
for young ladies and men; showers.
CLGB MASON, 1925 New Hsmp
women and men. Sgies. or others.
Sl6 so per. wk and up incl full
course meals and hotel service co.
5.934a. NO. 1-fi770. 20
COLUMBIA RD. NV, 2O0I. at
Conn. ave.-Nice, clean. single rm
Good meals. Sl3 to Sis wk. CO
5-2493 oos
The John Kilpen Hotel
231o ASHMEAD PL NV
Half block of Conn ave at 2300.
and ssle rms. pvt bath avail. ex-
eel meals: rates. $3.50 week up,
HO 2-3566
1925 10th ST. NV.
between @ and RI
SINGLE, DOUBLE, TRIPLE
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APIS. FuRNIsHEp-D.c.
Cnnnecticl1t Ave ANT

Connecticut Ave. Apt.
Hs nSss sssISST ssass. az Hvss sisas,
dinins foyer, Kitchen and hath
Modern kitchen and putlt-in tub
with tile shower Walk-tn closets
tastefully and completely furnished
Venetian blinds 24-hour switch
board and elevator service. Also
available 2-bedroom apartment
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ROOMS. APrs. 10 SHARE

GEORGETOWN - Girl. 1855. to
share nicely furn., cool, 2-bedrm.
apt. with | other girl.: eonv. Joe.
Mo6. S-BEDRM. APT. Girl to share
with another girl. Maid sye. uttls.
furn.. Nsylor Gard. sc. Lu. a-3oe4.
oIRL. 80 70 as. share apt. with .
ss 30 slns moa.Siy Ssa Alter IR 'ps !, ms sisj
RQssI, RA. 3-5sel. Is
LADY TO share attractive
2-bedroom apartment with another
lady. Cau 20. a-sS20,
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COLORED
WALK TO WORK
APIS. EURNIsHED-Mp.

SILVER SPRING. TAT Silver Spring
rms. suitable for 2. JU. 5-S50s; !"
Sill. sPG.-Liv.. rm.. Dsdrm., kit.
Couple. e 0fta Rsf. Jo Ssil' sessa 49, Ss ses %
CHEvERLY@1o min, from down.
town Wash, Is, min; from #.
Meade; / extra-lge. bedrm.. liv
rm., din. rm., kit, pvt. bath with
shower; 24-in. window. fan; COW
ih9ppins aoss esd transp,: all utils. i9rn.
sHfTLASD, AND Md, near Andrews s
ss5 per mo. Can RE. a-SS7s;. 1-iS
Mr.. U. OF MD.-Remodeled apt, l..
and rm. units; $49.50 to
SOP 80. Open for inspection, $500
Balto blvd, D1. 7-7740 or OIL.
MT MANNER. MD. 4o1s asth sU St
Three furn. rooms, pvt. bath; l.
IN cool COLONIAL HOME, conv.,
close D. C. Liv. rm., 2 bedrmS.
kit, din. tiled. bath. china. linen,
utils incl; adults. Ju. s-2451.
NEAR D.. c.. in Takoma park-Liv
mer din. rm. and scr. pch.: Ss5 to
s5n sdnits. Ju. 5-l64s except 10 OS tS 2
AiKa.ooNp.-cogy ise. lly. rm,. di;
Sath; rAHs' al II maple ' turn.; ani iinens' s~
In S1l0 per mo. Five min. beyond
D; g. line IN Hyatts;; married
UTILITY APARTMENT Quiet,
sttShenstte: private .t,,t bath separate
TaKoMA 2Iisti pARK-Liv. rm., a bedrm..
dinette; kit; closets, window fan.
8 RMS, and bath. cony. loo, call
sss94i s;saIs; GRRhsrREE fssfE RD.. Pm Bethesda
Apt. Z. Comfortably furh.; 2-bed-
rrn., liv.-din., rm., kit, and bath;
lge. scr porch, overlooking wooded
lawn: S95 mo. incl. utils. MR..
YoUNT with FRANK S. PHILLIPS,
AD9olSING EMo SiSS3ss SILVER SPRING, MD.
Avail. at once-Beautiful modern
apt, newly decorated; nicely furn,
1rivate entr. Located in mooern
brick apt. bldg. In best section OF
Takoma Park, Md. Near new large
shop. center and bus: Large liy.
Tm., large DeQTm., 0lnelte, Dehu-
refer., tile bath, built-in tub and
shower: $50 per mo. incls. utils.
Nothing else to pay. Phone UN, A.
SILVER SPRING - Gentleman j
Cool, quiet pvt. gard. ent. bedrm..
liy. rm,, kit, and bath; $40 sgl.
weekdays after g pm. JU. .5-1931.
TAKOMA PARK-Very attrac. II
bedrm., liv. rm., kit, tile bath, pvt.
entr., ! blk. from East-West hwy.
and stores, z Lee ave, JU. 7-6549,
FOR reimbursement apartment
furnished; semi-private bath. I2l7I
$40. AP. II $50.
CHEVY CHAsE-Liv. rm. with fire-
place, bedrm.. bath, kitchenette.
pvt. entr., utils. except phone.
Lease. OIL. 4-33S2.
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ROOMS WANTED

LADY-Sinele room In elevator apt:
large closet most important. NV.
Box 460-K. Star.
NURSE desires quiet room. Conn
ave. or Mt Pleasant carline: K. D.
Box 422-K. Star.
WANTED Housekeeping rms. or
bSd Gon ana Esn crssnbs. K ssiy rd N c trsnsS sasS
Prot. white family pref. r. o. Box
"a. Greenbelt. Nd.
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ROOMS FURN.--Mp. . VA

BEDRM., nicely furn.; pvt. bath;
close in. ia. lisa. pa
bath; IN cool. euiet home; ' near | bus: 4
Garass n desired. IA. S-1s56. ---ie
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ROOMS, UNFURNIsHED

COLORED - NICE UNFURNIsHED
front room for rent: quiet home; no
children. $40 M st. ne. Ii.
7-4392. 19s
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COUNTRY BOARD

BEST FOOD. well prep, HOMEGROWN
meats, eggs and vege, mod. cool;
SILVER willow RANCH NSgesc M Board I'd
for children to 10. Swimming.
horseback riding, fishing and hiking.
$50 weekly; SITS for 10-week sea-
son. Call Hampstead. Maryland
7Q7l or write Manchester. Nd.
LADY TO BOARD In nice country
home. permanent II desired. as
and lawn. close to church and bus.
Phone Sykesville. Md. 5S3-W-4.
Evening star., 1955-06-19

Alexandria Del Ray Section
bedroom apartment, beautifully
furnished, near large shopping cen.
ter, in Del Ray section Of Alexan-
dria; garden type; laundry room.
jr. dining room plus large living
room: utilities included in Stl7.D
rent; adults only. Call MRS. HuS-
East Glendale ave, --l9
Evening star., 1955-06-19

THE WESTCHESTER
Beautifully furnished step-down liv-
ing room. dining balcony, bedroom,
kitchen and bath.
Call Mrs. Chauncey Murray
RANDALL H. HAGNER IL CO.
RA 2-3R0(
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pEpRooM --------- ------- $50
i BEDROOM --l-------- S65
James c. Conley & Co.
9525 GA. AVE. Ju. e-4l34
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THE DIPLOMAT

2420 18th st. NV.
Junior bedrm. apt. beaut. furn.
Msriai.n sin ssr SidEE; oysTloOss S;s, Oss
roof garden. switchboard: SlI5 mo,
incl. utils. Mgr. AD 2.1235.
: PA, AVE. HILLS EXCL. Sc.
mod. .dinette. kit: lge. rear porch.
Gentle home. Excel transp. Refined
couple; no children. $50. LU. q
3l96. -19
APT. HUNTING MADE EASY
FREE towners pay feel. show excel.
selections. all parts D. C. Save
time. Call MANDEL. AID. 4-3400.
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CENTURY APT.

1851 18th ST. NV.
I bedrm., living rm. dinette. Kitchen
and bath; elevator building, seey,
servi.e ADULTS ONLY; S135 per
month TO inspect, call Mrs. Quinn,
INC. MA. $4,000. 81
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1922 P ST. N.w.-English bsmt.. bed
rm:. liy. rm;, kit; infant accepted.
rss Esfs' ,stS stS's sr' wk N.WLivine wins Im,
bedfm.. kitchen and bath; SS5 mo-,
util: furn. See janitor or call Ii.
18TH sT. NV. 451o-Bsmt,. nicely
furn. liv. rm.; bedrm... dining rm..
lsGas 1 ,naSsiSa siSssts dTy fis cool $50 ss9 per
Evening star., 1955-06-19

1859 18th ST. N.W.-Two-beorm
d., pvt. bath; Ss5 mo. AD. 4-e054.
Evening star., 1955-06-19

1851 PARK RID. N.W.-Several sizes;
r II kit. ann and bstb bath M SEQ @o mo s,s
;,.,,l 2 rms: BIT, and bath. Sis no.
ATTRAC. nv APIS. s14 wk. up;
child or babies welcome. Also hskpg.
rms. 1l01 nth NV. DI. 7-7sSS.
rms. iy. rn, Pullman. kit. bath.
Clean, 3 rms, kit. bath, screened
pch., yd.. 2 adults. $66. NO. 7-3702.
Evening star., 1955-06-19

EFFICIENCY. newly decorated. Lady
preferred 1469 Ogden st. NV
AID. 2-U69S or AID. 4-9799 II
2I20 18th ST. N.W.-Air-cond. EN-
cheney: single occupancy, mos
$115 mo. DU. 10000, Ext. 403.
Evening star., 1955-06-19

PONY CARTS, $3.50
SHERWOOD'S SADDLERY
v miles west Fairfax Circle, q. 8
2eo2ddd-60. Fairfax. Va. Crescent
Evening star., 1955-06-19

DUPLEX-Lge. liv. rr1.. bedrm., din,
kit. and bath: screened. rear porch:
COW. shopping. transp.: SO, so.
1918 9th st. Sc. LU. 2-0SS1.
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1OzO loIIl 81. NV.
between @ and RI
SINGLE, DOUBLE, TRIPLE
Elev. Tel, tel. in rooms; Tv lounge
plenty of good food Special mo
CALL DU. 7-7666
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6es EAST CAPITOL ST. rms,
kitchenette, pvt. bath, SGT. Adults
1900 INGRAHAM ST. N.w.-3 large
rooms and bath. 500 mo-. all
utilities included. DI. 7-4244.
MT. PLEASANT, entire End A., large
porch, suitable 2 to men or
girls; also furn. rm. with reiEr.
GEORGETOWN-opening into gar
den and rear: liv. rm., bath. kit.
alcove. 2 closets; all utils, SO per
mo. Also larger unit, SS5 per mo.
Open Sum- ] to 8. 1890 Wisconsin
Evening star., 1955-06-19

S:E.-S92.50 per mo-. y blk. from
sns Sns; bstb ny rni 0sdsnpi 1sp44 dinstte: Eit
144s PARK RD. N.W.-one rm..
kit. bath, 500; 2 rms, kit, bath,
$T5; 3 rms. KIT. and bath. Ss5 and
$95 mo-, utils. incl. See res. mgr.
Evening star., 1955-06-19

NEAR WALTER REED-Enic., det.
home. pvt. entr.. bath; .$75. incl.
~, st,is En- E%Dl Da.syssn aaylts RA srs s6iai 6iifaikA
4 to IL mos; foyer. bedrm., lge.
liv rm., bath. kit, pantry; single
occupancy. scientist, professor, or
foreign service graduate preferred.
Basically furn., $75 mo. Refs. DE.
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stubbs and
family were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs Charles Dearman of
Greenwood.
Mrs. Mary Coverdale, Mrs. James
Carter and daughter. Debra Jane,
and Mrs. Hettie Palmer were Sun
day visitors at Reh0bOth.
Mrs. Arch Lank visited a friend,
who is a patient in the Lewes Hos
pital on Sunday. Mrs. Lank spent
Monday in Wilmington.
Weekend guests Of her mother,
Mrs. Ralph Jester, we're Mrs. Bur-
ton Robinson, Sr., and son Burton
of Centerville, Md. Sunday, her
grandchildren, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Gray and family of Harrington
were her guests.
Sunday guests of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Melvin, Sr.,
were Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bostic and
family of Wilmington and Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Melvin, JT., and sons
of Denton, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Webb, Jr., Of
4NCWaA n 6pCub tic WCC1-OAA4 " 49,
his mother, Mrs. E. Webb, Sr.
Technical Sergeant and Mrs. Don
aid Holleger and son spent his fur
Tough with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Holleger. The family
was in California, where he was at
March Base. They are now living
in Westoyer, Mass, where Ser
geant Ho1leger will be stationed
On Sunday at a sister, Mr.. and Mrs,
Gordon Maris, there was family
dinner. Those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Holleger, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. q. HoIleger of town, Ser
geant and Mrs. D. Holleger and son
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Simpson, Jr.
of Harrington and the Maris fam
| lily of Canterbury.
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-21

Mr.. AMI Mrs. Frank Pierce and
family and James Dickerson, all Of
Baltimore, spent Sunday with their
grandmother, Mrs. MOllie Masten.
Mrs. Earl Webb, ST., spent sew
eral days last week with her chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs Winfield Lane
and children Of Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Belts and fam
lily were Sunday visitors of her mo-
ther, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Merrill
and brother, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Keeling Of Wilmington.
DR.. and Mrs. Oliver X. Grier Of
Wilkes-Barre, Pa, were in town
overnight on Wednesday, visiting
his sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mel
vim and many friends in town. On
Wednesday evening they visited a
nephew, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Melvin,
Jr., and sons of Denton Md, he
fore leaving on Thursday fer st.
Petersburg, Florida, Where they
spend their winters.
Mrs. Dorothy Jester was a We'd
nesday shopper in Wilmington.
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-21
FREDERICK
BY Mrs. Emma HOvey
Phone Frederica 5-5479
Trinity Methodist Church

Trinity Methodist Church
Rev. Richard s. Gibson, Pastor
Sunday School at 10 a. m. John
Woodrow, superintendent.
Worship service at II a. m.
All enjoyed Mr. Winebrenner, Of
Harrington, layman, who was the
speaker on Sunday, Layman's Day.
Choir practice Thursday at z p.
m. at the parsonage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Garrison and
son Charles cf Camden, N. J., Mrs.
Mae Shuttle Of Pennshanken, n. j.,
and Ray Hires of Paulsboro. n. j.,
were Sunday visitors of Mrs. E..
HOvey and Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Mat
lack and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bishop
were Sunday dinner guests of their
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Grant Of Wilmington Manor.
Mr.. and Mrs Drexel COverdale
enjoyed last week in Washington,
d. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Coverdale
attended the funeral of Mrs. Chris
tina NJ. Derrickson of Lincoln on
Sunday.
NJ. NJ. NJ. End Glass Veron Rap
ka, of Newport, R. L, spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Purnel. Saturday eve
ming they were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Esmer Wilson of Newark, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Wilson. who
are visiting his parents. They are
1 "a
Please keep the Firemen's Sup
per at the top on your must
list. It will be held on October 2f
at. the Frederica Fire House. Your
favorite supper, turkey and oysters
and AL the fxings. See you there
Mr.. and Mrs. LinwOOd Clark and
family of Wilmington were Sunday
| guests Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Everett Robbins.
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Purneil were Mr.. and Mrs
Nelson Cain of Wilmington.
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-21
REMEMBERS FORGETTING

RICHMOND, Va. II Up = One
Of the things best remembered By
DR.. James A. Jones, Jr., now presi-
dent of Union Theological Seminary
here, is something he forgot.
A young couple stood at the altar
in his church which was full Of
their friends. No preacher appeared
to marry them. Phone calls to DR..
Jones' home and various hospitals
failed to locate him. Another prea-
cher was located and the wedding
knot was tied. DR.. Jones said he
was so engrossed in the difficulties
Of a family in his church that he
forgot the time of the wedding.
''Those youngsters were good
friends of mine said Dr.. Jones.
Fortunately, they still are"
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-21
FREE ENTERPRISE WINKs

DALLAS, Texas H up II Wink
ing was declared a part Of free en-
terprise in a peace bond hearing
between two clothing store own
ers.
One of the owners, whose store
is three doors from the other mer-
chant, took lusty swings at the chin
of his competitor who "winks and
mods his head when a customer
starts into my store"
II don't know how to wink" re-
torted the accused. He added that
he was going to take winking les
sons and hereafter wink for wink
and mod for nod for enticing Gus
toners.
after all, they agree, eve both
believe in free enterprise"
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-21

GOSPEL SINGERS 1.-THE Voice
of the Hills, popular radio, tele-
vision and recording artists, will
appear here in a series Of meetings
on the Nassau Methodist Charge,
beginning on October %, and con-
tinuing for 2 weeks, at Whites
Chapel Methodist Church. Whites
Chapel Church is located on Mil
ford-Lewes Highway about miles
North Of Nassau. The services
begin at 1880 each night. The pas
tor W. W. Hamilton, will be in
charge Of the services,
The group, organized and directed
by Evangelist J. Byrl Sessions, con-
sists of Alice Sessions, accordian
and piano; Carolyn and Frances
Arnold, vocal duet; and J. B. Ses-
sions, II. These four talented mu-
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-21
GEORGETOWN

Layman's Day was observed at
the morning service of both Grace
and Wesley Methodist Churches,
Sunday.
At Grace Church, Crawford
Bailey, teacher Of the Mems Bible
Glass Of the church brought the
message. Raymond Rust, lay leader,
oflciated. Loren Frye, president Of
the official board, offered prayer
and Henry Graves, lay member Of
the Peninsula Conference read the
Scripture.
At Wesley, the Rev. William o.
Hackett, pastor. preached the ser
mon but said that he did so as a
member Of the church ara not as
its pastor
Couples Club Of Coolspring, near
here, voted 20 hold a Halloween
party on Saturday, Oct %, at 8
b. m, IN the Coolspring Hall.
Officers Of the club elected Sat
urday for the coming year are: Mr..
and Mrs. Douglas Hudson, presi-
dents; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Robin
son, secretaries; Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Hudson, treasurers.
Mr.. and Mrs. George z. Hopkins
Jr., present presidents, presided
at the business session. Entertain
tnent was provided by Mr.. and Mrs.
James Hudson and Roland Bunt-
ing. Group singing was led by Mrs.
George A. Ueukel.
Sussex County Boy Scout cam
pOFee set for the weekend at Red
den Forest was called of Saturday
morning due to the rain at that
time Dale Nolen, scout executive,
said that no sooner had they de-
cided not to have campOree than
the rain ceased and the sun came.
They had to make up their minds
at the time, however, and went
through the procedure Of notifying
all the troops in the county by
radio and personal telephone calls.
A later date will be fixed.
Mr.. Nolan said that Friday
heavy rain that soaked the ground
would not Of itself have caused the
pOstpOnement since, he said, the
boys are trained never to sit di-
rectly on the ground which is near
" always damp. They have their
own type Of "sit-upOns".
The campOree is sponsored by
the local Kiwanis Club with Hous-
ton Wilson as chairman and F.
Glen Grain as co-chairman.
Sussex County Levy County has
received request from the Fed
eral government to vote approval
for the dredging work contemplated
for the Nanticoke River, from the
\ Seaford bridge to the Maryland
line.
Industries along the river have
Il asked for the deepening Of the
channel which has not been dreged
for 80 years.
The Federal government viii
finance the project and it will be
continued in Maryland to the mouth
Of the river at Chesapeake Bay.
Wicomico County, Maryland, has
already approved the work to bC
done in it's own boundaries.
Levi s, Warrington, president O
Levy Court, said that resolutions
will be drawn up and presented ant
that he saw no reason why tn
work should not be approved.
The government also asked TO
a financial statement Of the count
which has just been prepared an
released.
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-21

sicians and vocalists have appeared
on over 100 radio and teIevision
stations and their recordings on the
'Singspiration" label have been
available to the public for over a
year.
J. ByrI Sessions, il addition to
being a well known evangelist, is
the pastor of Grace Tabernacle in
Fairmont, w. Va. His wife, Alice
has been a concert pianist having
toured with Margo Hayes and
Serge Brofchky of the Metropolitan
Opera and Momer Rodeheaver, vO-
calist and song leader with Billy
Sunday.
'The Voice of the Hills" devote
their time and talents to the sing
ing of beloved gospel hymns and
religious folk ballads.
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-21
ALCOHOLISM NEGLECTED

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. II (P0 r.
A new rehabilitation center for al
coholics here is one Of the few pub
licly-spOnsored institutions Of its
kind, says Morris Barrett, the direc-
tor. He thinks alcoholism is one
Of the most neglected public health
problems.
Studies indicate there are 10000
alcoholics in Michigan and the num-
Der is growing.
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-21

Kay Donohue is spending two
weeks With her grandmother, Mrs.
Pearl Rash.
To the i'll and injured Of our
town. who are in hospitals, we wish
them all a speedy recovery. Robert
Belts. Sr.. is in the Milford Mem
orial HOSPITAL. Mrs. Mabel Rash
Is in the Milford Memorial Hospi-
tai. Mrs. Vivian Haley is il the
Kent General Hospital in Dover,
and Howard Moore also is in the
Kent General Hospital. Harrington
Rash, who met with an accldeut,
injuring his hand in a corn picker
last week is in the Kent General
Hospital in Dover.
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-21

Closed the Office early last Sat-
urday to go after pheasants with
Pops Foster. / used fewer shells
than the old gentleman and took
home more birds but not be-
cause / did better shooting.
I'D borrowed dog for The oc-
casion. Pops took along Blue, HE
ancient pointer. Several times I
noticed Pops walk up to a clump
Of bushes Blue had pointed at
and fire into the air-t though he
hadn't flushed a single bird.
Naturally, / wanted to know
why. WELL" he said sheepishly,
eve been hunting with that dog
? for IL seasons. His nose isn'tmuch