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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-10-13
Consider us.
Aid for County
Health Center

A public hearing is being held
this afternoon in Baltimore on
plans for construction of six hos
pital and health center projects in
the State.
The Montgomery County Auxil-
larry Health Center on Rocking
Horse Rd., which is part of a
pilot project" to include health,
education, recreation and library
facilities in one building, is SEIZED
uled to receive about $4,000 fed
eral money under this program.
These Federal funds, of which
the six projects will receive 1862,
ia of the total allotment of ST.
1882 for the State, are avail
able under the Hospital Survey
and Construction (Hill.Burton)
Act as grants for construction of
hospitals and health centers spon-
sored by public and non-profit or
CARNATIONS.
Besides the Rocking Horse Road
Clinic, there are two major pro-
jects included in this years pro-
gram: the remodeling and expan-
sion of the University Hospital
in Baltimore and the new Sinai
General Hospital Unit of the Jew
ish Medical Center in the same
city. WI
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-10-13
Offer Safety
Tips to Avoid
Gun Injuries

Maryland Governor Theodore
R. McKeldin has declared Octo-
Der 8 to Is Emergencies Don't
Wait Week.. Of the 1850 acct
dental shooting deaths in the
State last year, one-third were
hunting mishaps.
The weeks" sponsors, the
Red Cross First Aid Training
Unit, the Department of Health
Accident Prevention Unit, and
Maryland Pharmaceutical Asso-
citation have offered a list of
safety precautions as the hunting
season opens.
1. Store guns away unloaded.
2. Lock guns away from chill
dren.
3. Keep firearms in good
working order.
4. Don't pull guns carelessly
from cars.
5. Don't drag guns through
wire fences.
6. When carrying a loaded
gun, follow other hunters through
tree limbs and underbrush with
care.
Z. Never use a gun to punch
or club game out of the brush.
8. Don't carry a cooked gun.
8. Carry gun with muzzle
pointed toward the ground.
10. Shoot moving objects only
after you know what they are.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-10-13
Chess Players Meet

Chess enthusiasts of Montgom-
ny County are invited to visit the
Silver Spring YMCA Chess Club
at its next meeting at 8 p. m.
oct. II. The Club meets the first
and third Monday of each month
at the Sligo Club House on For.
est Glen Road near. Sligo Creek
Parkway in Silver Spring. For
additional information call JUni.
per 5.1121
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-10-13
Canteen Service Hunts More Volunteers

serve refreshments to blood
donors when Bloodmobile makes
a scheduled visit. 1t also serves
refreshments one night each week
at the Bethesda Naval Hospital
and Forest Glen Section of Walter
Reed Hospital. The course in
clures instruction in mass feeding
for use in disaster,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-10-13
First Win Eludes Trojans,
Eagles; RMHS, Blair Travel
To Alexandria, Cumberland

The winning teams should go winning and the losing
teams should losing this weekend county high school
football.
Unbeaten Sherwood meets easy Harpers Ferry I'M
beaten Wheaton should have no trouble with LaPata.
On the other hand Gathersburg will be hard pressed to
win its first against DeMatha Carver may still be seeking
its initial victory after battling the Boys Club of Wash
ington
In other games Richard Montgomery tackles Alexan-
dras George Mason BehesdaChevy Chase faces Suitand
Blair travels to AllephanV.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-10-13

The Canteen Service of the
Montgomery County Red Cross
S now recruiting volunteers. 1t
needs II new trainees to take the
l0-hour course. Classes will be
held at 1870 pm, October 81,
November ID, and November 81,
at the Chapter House, 2020 East
West Highway, Silver Spring.
Canteen Service is on hand to
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-10-13
Former G'burg Coach
Wins Pigskin Contest

ball game on the radio or televi-
sion!"
Though his athletic activities
are now confined to refereeing
and umpiring, Mr.. Sacco played
baseball, basketball, and soccer at
Frostburg State Teachers College.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-10-13
Don't Just Sit and Nope
Take a Guess and Hope!

Maryland Unverstys homecoming football game is Oct.
% against South Carolina By making five little pencil marks
in this box, you the game FREE.
It's the SENTINEL'S PICK-A-WINNER CONTEST!
Below is next weeks high school football schedule Put
W in the box after each team think will WIN The
with the pair Maryland
University football tickets
In of duplicate cards, the earliest post
wins
All entries must be in the SENTINEL office by next
ThurSd
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-10-13
BRYANT FOX SQUIRREL
(Seiurus niger bryant, or scturus Niger meglect,,

Notes Niger bryant the scientific applied years
the large squirrel that found the Eastern Shore
Maryland However, studies revealed that this mammal had
the of Sciurus niger negctus there
the minds of whether the squirrel
in Dorchester and surrounding typical
subpeces larger than Therefore both
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-10-13

Adequate wiring will bring your
house up-to-date and let you
enjoy all the marvellous new cleo
trio appliances. Come in and talk
it over with our major appliance
salesman. Ask him to arrange for
an adequate wiring estimate. It's
low cost will amaze you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-03
REAL TY REVUE

at noon December Is in the
Hotel Statler.
Willard E. Beers, president OF
the Montgomery County Real
Estate Board, has announced
committee chairmen for his
board for the coming year.
They are: Henry w. Stoehr,
Advertising; j. Ingram Medley,
American Real Property FEEDER
alton and Arbitration; E. L.
Dieudonne, jr.. Robert B. Hall,
Marvin w. Simmons and Charles
P. Wood. Appraisal; David Soul
Build America Better and County
Commerce: c. r. Graham. Bro
kers and Election. and H. E.
Thompson, IT., Budget and FL
nance and Convention.
Also. Tom B. Thatcher. Christ
mas party; Sam Fig. County
Government and Industrial De-
velopment: Margaret Dunkley
Held, Dinner Dance; Donald C.
McCandless, Education: Thomas
L. Phillips, Ethics and Profess
sional Standards; c. Robert
Gray, Host and Door and Multi
pie Listing: William B. Wheeler,
Legislative, and Robert L. Low
cry, Membership.
Also, Donald E. Younkin, AS
sociate Membership; Earl T.
Wright, Mortgage Study; Frank
L. Hewitt, jr, Nominating: John
E. McKeever. Property Owners;
Naomi M. Laughlin. Publicity;
George L. Brown, jr.. Realtor
Ralph P. Ripley. Realtors Wash
ington Committee; Harry b
Bair, Signs; Elmer F. Blanchard
State Association; Stanley Pear
son, Summer Outing. and VIII
liam E. Richardson, Zoning.
=
Recent license approvalS an.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-03

An organizational meeting was
held this week for the Salesmen's
Council. a new group within the
Washington Real Estate Board.
Samuel w. Barrow was elected
chairman of the group which will
be composed of associate mem
bers of the board. The new
council will function as a sub
committee of the Boards Brok-
ers' Committee and it is intended
Ito supplement the educational
and social activities of the asso-
ciate members.
I Other officers elected at the
meeting include: Earl w. Farr.
Ijr.. vice chairman; James w.
Ingham. jr.. secretary treasurer,
and councilmen, Mrs. Dawson
Smith, william C. Stuart III,
Frank A O'Neil. George M. Car
penter and Thomas M. Walsh.
Mr.. Walsh is chairman Of the
Brokers Committee.
! 4 = \ +
+ DR.. Jerome P. Pickard, re-
search director of the Washing
ton Board of Trades Economic
Development Department. will
speak at q dinner meeting Of the
Northern Virginia Builders As
ISOLATION which begins at $3.50
pm. Tuesday in the Washington
Golf and Country Club.
| ~
Frank L. Hewitt. jr.. vice chair
man Of the Washington Subur-
ban Sanitary Commission, will
speak on the commissions FIVE
| year sewer program before a
meeting of the Montgomery
| County Real Estate Board at 8
pm. Thursday in the Kenwood
Golf and Country Club.
: x y 4 4
The Home Builders Association
of Metropolitan Washington will
hold its annual Christmas party
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-03
Continued From Page B-l

the presently required frontage,
with certain exceptions.
No one really wants to stand
in the way Of the general vel
fare. Mr.. Brimmer, and 1t can
Ibe assumed you are like the rest
of us in that respect.
At the same time, any actions
which heavily impinge upon the
rights Of an individual have q
direct and massive bearing on
the general welfare itself.
Therefore, it certainly must
appear to you that If you are
denied the right to build your
house, the general welfare-so
far as the rights Of individuals
are concerned-will suffer also.
This same kind of apprehen-
sion may be behind the District
zoning Commissions decision to
give further study to its original
proposals. At this stage. there
fore you can only sit tight and
hope for the best.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-03
nounced by the District Rea
Estate Commission include:

rounced by the District Real
Estate Commission include:
Real Estate Brokers
Harry z. Nichols, TIA Nichols Real
Donald C. Mccandiess.
Erwin W. Ornstein.
John I. Cheppas.
The Trust Note Exchange.
Ira 7 byram. IT, partner The Trust
David Nathanson. secretary-Tressurer
Temple Realty co.
Tfliie Chidakei. TIA Dixie Housing Co.
Real Estate Salesman
Martha b. Goldman, with Beatrice M.
Reed Real Estate Co.
Fannie J. Williams, with Crown Realty
Walter !. Ray with Crown Realty Co.
Jerry o. Rhea. with Max-Hen-Ros
Evelyn Weinberg. with Lester Homes,
Jacob H. Krus. with T. N. Lerner &
Prank 9. Principe. with T. D. BURGESS
Paul a Roessler. with Dorfman d Co.
corbin D. Fletcher. with A. 8. Gar
o'S Chris Wilson. with James L. Dixon
a. Co.
Monroe w. williamson, with Leon
AcSermh0.
w R sis.r. 4 4 Mi che with Frederick
Raymond NJ. Greene. with Shannon
. c tHfos K ( Bradshaw. with Bradmar
Stanley Nehmer, with Investor Service.
Clarence Frazier Fisher, ir.. with Leon
Sol J. Benedet,o. with Urciolo Realty
Co.
Eugene James Malloy. with Public In
vestment Corp.
Ire Burton weisenbere. with Daniel
Wendell lloyd Garrison, with Chevy
Richard Hitdreth. with Frederick W.
Samuel Dickson, with woodridse Re-
Joseph Reines. with T. N. Lerner &
Gordon B. Fits. with Accounts. Inc.
Lenzie @. Barnes. with Sindler Realty
Kari Marsulies. with sindler Realty
Joseph John Mascolo. with C. J. Youns.
Albert Douglas Mason. with Al Smith
Samuel Z. Gross. jr., with Weaver
Business Chance Brokers
Frank p. Press
John T. Cheppas.
Business Chance Salesman
Chris Wilson. with James L. Dixon
a. Co
Joseph John Mascolo. with C. J. Young.
X \
Raymond M. Taylor. vice pres
ident of Shannon g. Luchs, this
week celebrated 30 years with
the firm. In that period. he es-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-03

Recent license approvals an.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-03

Inmates he has negotiated $500
business property leases involv-
ing $50 million in rentals. He
also developed and leased the
first shopping center in this area
in 1880 at Connecticut avenue
and Ordway street N w.
Mr.. Taylor Is a former presi-
dent Of the Washington Real
Estate Board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-03
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
REAIfTTFIH DETACHED 3-RED

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
BEAuTIFUL DETACHED 3-BED-
ROOM, 2-BATH BRICK COLONIAL
PRICED IN LOWER 20S--i504
ALTON PLACE N.W.-OPEN SUN,
I-5-We have seen many well-kept
homes. but few to compare with
this. The quality plus Its i'm
peccable condition win cause many
to prefer It to new home. Incl
dentally, there are few. new homes
In this highly convenient and .desir-
able section. All-brick with heavy
slate roof Most attractive recrea-
ton room. Immense screened porch
Anchor-fenced rear yard manieured
70 perfection. Expensive aluminium
storm windows and doors. You
will not be able to turn this lovely
home down at the price the owner
now win accept Directions: Mass.
Ave. beyond Nebraska to 46th ST.,
right to Alton Pr. right to horne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-03
B EsDA's UNSURPASSED
RANRV Err yATI'E GiOI lin

RAMBLER VALUE - SOL LUX
LANE-OPEN SUN. 1-5-Seriously
we would Ike TO know II there is
another new rambler on the mar
ket to compare that is priced in
the 20's. This one Is really big.
brand-new and all brick. Spreads
out beautifully on level half-acre
corner lot in a very desirable con-
munity Of fine homes Spacious
center-hall plan Separate full
size dining room. Beautiful all
electric automatic kitchen WITH A
FIREPLACE, Three lovely bed
rooms and two tile baths. Rccrea-
ton room space with fireplace in
b ase m e n {. Immense screened
breeZevay to oversize attached ga
rage. Even clothes washer and
dryer are included You can have
your family all settled Snug as
bug" in plenty OF time for Christ
mas Directions Out Old George
town Rd. 4 miles from Bank Of
Bethesda to Lux Lane. left to
home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-03
BRAND-NEw, FOUR BEDROOM.

BRAND-NEw, FOUR BEDROOM. g
BATH, SPLIT LEVEL, NOT FAR
FROM WISCONSIN AND WEST
ERN AvENUES-PRICED AT SaS.-
850-5O1t DALTON ROAD--OPES
SUM 1-5-Beautiful white brick
and stone construction. Recrea-
ton room space with fireplace in
daylight basement Lovely big ALL
electric kitchen With dfshwaSher.
disposal. eye-leyel oven and table
top range Screen porch. Nine
corner lot. Highly convenient To-
cation just over the District Line.
VIII consider taking small house
In trade. Directions: Wisconsin
Ave. TO River Rd.. left to Western
Ave, right to Cortland, left to
Andover. left to Dalton. right to
home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-03

THREE BIG BEDROOMS, TWO
BATHS PLUS HUGE DEN AND
POWDER ROOM, Gil APPROVED
AT SUPERINTENDENT NEIGH
BORHOOD OFF MASS. AVE. EX-
TENDED, ADJACENT TO SUMNER
--522I AUGUSTA STREET-OPEN
SUN. 1-5-Sure. 1t needs little
paper and paint inside exterior
has lust been donel. but where on
earth can you expect TO find any
thing like this for the money?
Attractive red brick Colonial with
s.Rte roof Separate dining room,
Full basement. Built-in garage.
Screen porch. Nice lot with 10
foot frontage and trees in one OF
our choice suburban locations.
Near Little Flower Parochial and
new Western Junior High. Direc-
tons: Mass. Ave. beyond West
moreland Circle to Marlyn Dr.. left
to. Augusta Pl.. right to Augusta St.
left to home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-03

WEST CHEVY CHASE-IN THE
BEAUTIFUL AND CONVENIENT
SECTION OFF WISCONSIN AVE.
NEAR SOMERSET SCHOOL AND
WOODWARD & LOTHROP-l7i1
MORGAN DRIVE - OPEN sun,
1-5-You certainly do not find
many Immediately clean FOUR
B Z D ROOM, TWO-BATH brick
homes in such q fine location for
S23.500. This one combines the
advantages Of both a rambler and
a two-story brick home in that
two bedrooms and bath are on the
first floor. Two lovely bedrooms
and bath on second floor. Separate
dining room. Excellent kitchen
Built-in garage. Slate roof Gas
heat. Directions: Out Wisconsin
Avenue beyond Woodward & 10th
rop to Morgan Drive. eft TO home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-03
LARGE RAMBLER OFF BRADLEY
BLVD, NEAR KENWOOD CLUB

56I5 MCLEAN DRIVE - OPEN
SUN, 1-5--Big 3-bedroom, 2-oath
brick rambler in exclusive and
carefully controlled VIII tie hall
Manor. Beautifully designed CO.
lonia1 homes well spaced or large
lots In an exceptionally we'll
planned community. Recreation
room and half-bath in basement
Oversize attached garage Immense
rear yard. entirely fenced. Lot
slopes gently to the rear permitting
entrance to be At street level and
basement TO be out Of ground Va
cant. Priced in Low 30's MUST
BE SOLD. Directions: Wisconsin
Ave. to Bradley Blvd. left and
continue TO Mclean Drive tone
block before Wilson Lane. right
to home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-03
SHEPHERD PARK-FOuR

SHEPHERD PARK-FOUR BIG
BEDROOMS-PRICED AT k19,950
-l42I FLORAL STREET NV
OPEN sun, 1-5--Handsome frame
residence in the most desirable part
of this popular and convenient
neiehborhood Beautiful Colonial
with wide center hall and a living
room approximately l4x24. Bis
dining room plus q large den on
first floor. -Four lovely bedrooms
on second floor. Home Is in ex-
cellent condition. Directions: Out
10th Street beyond Walter Reed to
Floral Street. right to home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-03

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY Park
SHORT WALK TO JANNEY; ST.
AIMS, WILSON. ALICE DEAL,
M g 4 6 y 4 sAA AN6 F RRddks TS 8
Observation-Disclosures.
APPROVED - 1889 l3rd STREET
NV. OPEN SUN. 1-5-Fine
quality detached white brick Co
lonial with slate roof. FIRST
FLOOR POWDER ROOM Three
bedrooms and bath on second floor
Full basement also with lavatory.
Porch, Garage. Nice lot with trees.
Directions. wisconsin Ave. to Abe
marie tat Sears Roebuck). left to
43rd St., right TO home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-03

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
AREA-DETACHED I-BEDROOM
HOME FOR Sli.950-i4O0 RIVER
ROAD N.W.--OPEN SUN, Id
Someone somewhere Is missing
real opportunity. Very substantial
and exceptionally nice looking de-
tached masonry and frame home in
good condition Side reception hall,
, large living room, separate family
size dining room and kitchen on
first floor. FOUR real bedrooms
and bath on second floor. Full
basement with lavatory. Gas hot
water heat. GARAGE. You normally
do not expect to find much OF a
home anywhere today for S14 $50;
but here is a eood comfortable home
for that amount in q wonderful
neighborhood. Highly convenient to
transportation and shopping and
within easy walking distance Of the
best public, parochial and private
schools in the city. C.R.V. applied
for. Directions: Out Wisconsin
Ave. to River Road tat Sears Roe
buck); diagonally left to home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-03
BETHESDA. IN THE BEAUTIFUL

B ErsNdns IN THE IHErI BE1uIT ! !
k kRfaM9SSs srR RaTFokp R Rokb
open SUN, 1-B--A charming
brick williamsburg Colonial with
slate roof. Splendid neighbor-
hood Center reception hall, large
living room, separate dining room.
kitchen PLUS paneied den and
lavatory on first floor. There good
bedrooms and two tile baths on
second fi9es; Bfse7e way, TO ns sstsc nee
BARBECUE on nice lot Hard to
beat at S24,9 Directions:
Wisconsin Ave. to Bethesda BANK,
left on Old GEORGETOWN Road 70
Wilson Lane. left on Wilson to
Strattord. right to home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-03

CUTE LITTLE WHITE BRICK
BUNGALOW IN A SPLENDID 10.
CATION JUST OVER .. G: LINE.
NOT FAR FROM SPRING VALLEY
LEVARD-OPEN SUN. I-5-Ideal
home and neighborhood for q re-
tired couple or small family. Reauti-
full little community Just off
Western Avenue, about midway
between Westmoreland Circle and
rooms, but Of excellent quality and
in nice condition. No basement
Lot is entirely fenced and perfectly
level. STEPS ARE COMPLETELY
ELIMINATED. Priced at Sl4,a50.
OWNER URGES QUICK SALE.
Directions: Mass Ave. to West
moreland Circle, right or north on
Western Ave. to Earlston DR. next
to grocery storel, left 9 blocks to
Bayard Blvd. right to home.
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-30

The board is responsible for the
upkeeg Of building and is allowed
and required to make charges.
It is true that taxes are paid
by local people to the state but
the money raised this way is
used to retire bonds for the new
part of the building, not otherwise.
It is equally true the janitor and
cafeteria manager must be present
on all occasions and much addi-
tionaI care and work is made for
them. It should be borne in mind
that the cafeteria manager is not
paid at all by the state. Must be
kept in mind also that the mem
bers of the board are not paid for
their services
On Nov. Is there will be a roast
beef supper for the benefit of the
school The proceeds to go toward
a curtain for the stage.
Patricia Beck has moved here
from Milford. She is in the 7tf
grade.
We have new pupil in the
8th grade. Her name is Nina
Jewell from Milford also.
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-30
GEORGETOWN

Mrs. Laura Blizzard was nomi-
mated to serve another term as
president Of the local fire auxili-
ary at its meeting in the fire hall
last Friday night. Other officers
nominated, who will be elected at
the next meeting, are:
Mrs. Clifton Rogers, vice presi-
dent: Miss Edna Mae GOrecheritz,
secretary; Mrs. Rose Rum, assis-
tant secretary; Mrs. Francis Dukes,
treasurer; Mrs. Leta Mitchell, as
sistant treasurer; Mrs. Ida KapD,
chaplain and Mrs. John A. Jones,
assistant chaplain.
Mrs. John Brickner and Mrs.
Rate Jester were accepted into
membership in the auxiliary. Mrs
Warren Holson and Mrs. James
Hayman were named to the audit
ing committee.
Mrs. Carrie Marvel and Mrs
John Barr were appointed to select
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-30


Mr.. Abbott mentions that he
will be glad to furnish civic and
patriotic organizations copies Of
the convention at cost.
Glendale Methodist. Church
Rev. Olin ShOckley, pastor
Sunday, October End
Sunday school services at 1P
a. IN. in charge of F. w. ireland,
superintendent. Preaching at II a.
m, by pastor.
Chicken and Dumping SuppeF
bv New Market WSCS will be helH
in the Ellendale school auditorium
on Saturday evening, October LIST,
serving starts at 5 O'Clock. Deli +
cious supper so make it a date
come e-cOme-come.
The Musical Festival held OBJ
Sunday evening under the direc r
/ tion Of Mrs. Mildred Hearn was
largely attended by Out-of-towh
guests. Each member of the JunioF r
/ Choir invited a guest and the talent nt
from surrounding towns was en- 4
loved by all present. SelectionS Is
] DIV ulBUlUEIc Vi kAf1 A4AAC--N---~
/ Choir was also delightful.
Evening worship by the pasto r
of the Ellendale Methodist Church,
i Rev. Olin ShockIey; Piano prelude; !;
Hymn, Old Rugged Cross; Trio,
Mrs. Mildred Hearn, son, RObe1t 1t
Hearn and Miss Nancy Smith, a
Ellendale. Duet, Martin Bensoh 3
and Doris Benson Of Lincoln. An
them by the JuiOr Choir; Solo, M F
/ Logan LeCOmpte of Lincoln; DueF
Mrs. Beatrice SammOns and MrB
n Joanne Stucklik Of Milton; Solo
Eddie Burton Of SeafOrd; Solb
Miss Janet LOhand: Scripture anC
prayer by pastor Rev. Olin Shock
lev; Offering, Offertory; Duet, Miss
Christine Morgan and Miss Ma1y
> Jane Messick, of Lincoln; Duet
Mrs. Shirley School and Mrs. PAN
Scott, Denton, Md; Solo, Eddie
Burton and accompanied by Miss
Jane Wared of SeafOrd; Solo TED
. DIV Coffin and trio b yMrs. AnrE'
Collins. Mrs. Ruth Hickman, Tedd.
! Coffin, accompanied by Mrs. CoffIl
> of the Millville, (Del) Method 5
: Church; Benediction by pastor.
The Musical Festival was ver
we'll planned and directed and W
! should encourages the Junior Chdi
= to have one again very soon.
McCOIIev Methodist Church
Rev. OIin ShOckley, pastor
Sunday, October End
SUNDAY School Services.
ChapIain's Chapel
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-30

the presidents gift. Delegates to
the state convention at Milford
Saturday were Mrs. Barr and Mrs.
Blizzard with Mrs. James Dukes
and Mrs. Carrie Marvel as alter
mates.
Mrs. Blizzard was hostess for
the evening. Hostesses for October
will be Mrs. Frances Dukes and
Mrs. Emma Short.
Five juveniles were placed on
probation in Juvenile Court on
Thursday for tampering with a car
in a junk yard near Selbyville. They
are all from that area. They
pleaded guilty.
Three youths from the Lewes
area were placed on probation fol
one year by Judge Isaac D. Shori
in Court of Common Pleas on Fri
day for assault and battery upoT
a fourth youth from the same area
! According 20 the charge, DAME
Riley, Willis Bundick and Charles
r Carter were riding in a car
Sent. 8, on Rt. PSI east Of Miltol