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Beds and Mattresses

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Single bed, spring and mattress
SeI .95 complete; used double bed
and spring with new innersprins
Amy Sunk beds. sGpsse anss copse ss5Rlas
$3.50; new 4-drawer maple chest
3rd St. NV. W Ex. s.se74. ~
BEDROOM, liv. rm., din. rm., sets,
tables and lamps LA. 6-9365.
BEDROOM FURNITURE and chair
maple. bog springs and mattress
BED1iRM. FURN.-Twin beds. antiau. iiR
| white dresser and chest; Simmons
Hide-A.Bed sofa. THE WooDNER
IBkDROOM SURE; antique; 100 yrs
old; cherry; good cond.i Quaint and
lREbRooM Is6isoa n SURF. ;tifieo' complete; Tv;
mahoE. dressing table; Priscilla sew
ing cabinet; reasonable. IA. 7-47DD
BEDROOM SUITE, maple - Double
bed. dresser, chest OF drawers
Besutyrest mattress; $50. La
BED STRING and mattress. LAM lamps
So; rocking chair. sectional sofa
BEER COOLER, waik-in box, complete
unit; excel. condition. Call DI
5,97i5, from IL to 8. After 6,
UN IS,.,,a 4-sssS; -. - so|o PIT
metal stand. guard: less than /
VI. old. Price. SIS. VIII. 6-s156.
IBICYcLE, boys 2s-in. schwinn. AL
condition. OIL. $4,000. after 4 pm,
BICYCLES, f2) boys 90 IN; excellent
RA H-ti439
BICYCLES, rebuilt: boys and girls;
very rsas;; x al sizes; good eond oSa Sai'
BiicSYtIf. ~ eIi.is; ss in.. boys. fair CON condl.
BiSoc1LaRs. slS9; GA o 7s5o. sst'; coated, viii
Ss5. liz. 4-S456.
BfNOCULARS-l0 power. 80 nm
objectives. German binoculars witt
sun shutter, adj adjustable si'i eye s, lenSs tnS
BODY sHOP EoUIPMENT~compres
sor arc welder and hot paint spray
BOILER. Il h:p.. .,.t hizh pressure res VI,
SsessssTs SssssTsst controls. @ nisht Switch snd
stack; 1s months old; may be seen
| In operation. MYER MALTZ, Ii
BOOTS. hip waders. size IL. never
offer. HA. 2-7O24 after / pm.
excellent condition; reasonable. Call
sunday or evenings. RA. 3-4S94.
IBOOKBINBING EQUIP. - A" paper
cutter, 8 hip. motor; also 25x3S
cieve b folder with feeder. RE.
BOOKCASES, cabinets. etc; made-to-
order In our mill. 1920 Wilson blvd,
ia. 4-I234, RUcKER LUMBER
BOX SPRING, for double beda Sim
mons quality construction, like new
$50; might sell bed also. Du. T.
BRAKE TESTER, weaver, duplicate
OF D. c. Inspection Station; S75'
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FURNITURE
RENoyAJEp aSSrsT TERI FpEMIT9R5 qlESNT11THl5n in

HENUVAIEU FURNITURE IN
EXCELLENT CONDITION
Metal beds, S6.95: coil springs.
SaeA: mattresses, Sf2.95; drum
table, $685.: end tables, $a,Aas
kitchen or dining chairs, S3,95: Nv
set. $50 .9S: rockers. S9.95; TV
tables, $5.95: dresser with mirror.
S1ae5: kitchen tables. $500; sofa
iiaor lamps. S4.95.
FURNITURE TRADING MART
2l3-2l5-917 King st.. Alex, Va.
KI. $4,000. Open Mon, and Fri. ewes.
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ANTIQUES
AND THINGS

Weller and Rookwood vases. 81; bone
dishes. new lot, 81: German denii.
tasse sets, 81; records and books
new lot. 10c; satin bowls, soc up
satin and cranberry creamers
S1.50; purple Stag tumbler. $3.50,
lge. carmel Stag dish. $3.50; ruby
oyerlay vase, $3.50: Early American
decanters. $3.50; frames, new lot
5nc I'D; German figurines. 81; jadt
glass vase. S5: cut-elass vases
$3.50; rose bowls. $3.50; over 3.00(
pieces of glass. china and bric- a.
brac; many collectors items; lov,
seat. $3.50; china cabinet, SIS
marble-top washstand. SIS; others
$3.50; pine cupboard, S5; Vict
chair S5; rockers. ST: walnut sidt
chair, $3.50; cobbier's benches, Sl(
up: spice cabinet. $3.50; marbie-to
coffee table. S25; many other bar,
gains. We. like for you to come ir
and prcwl. Open til 4. BELL
KINDS. A12 3. Capitol ST.. Il
4.g6S6. p. S.: See our ad under
Furnishings" p. P. g.: Mr.. r
has been out in the Midwest puttinl
on weight at the expense OF hi.
relatives. but he's due back thit
week end with loads OF wonderful
y
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and Thursday I'll d. JUVFNUE
SALES WHSE.. 355 Cedar st, NV,
| ia. 9-0S79 At the corner of Blair
I'd. and Cedar st. NV.
BEAUTY EQUIPMENT FOR
MODERATOR SHOP
Good Cond.; Cash or Terms
10. 2-6daa: ewes. sun. 10. 7-3890
BLAgTY .,,. siioe, toT sale; Il dsh,oppins
assists sale. fsA isLn Il s4oss oss .SF e "a. "a
BEa1TiY sHoP-compiete equipmen.
tsv.D: e bs s.,le. sS,e im.medistely; Gaairs'
BED, HOLLYWOOD. lgs; With BsaaisTess s. sa boz
spring and mattress; headhoard incl.
bonsht recently; reasonably priced
BED. complete. $50; china closet.
$35; cleo. chime clock. $50; din, set.
chrome, $40. ST. a-S646 after II.
BED - New mahosany-panel dble.
4 bed. with Simmons box spring and
mattress; good cond.: SIS; dressefs
and vanity TO match. S25 each;
complete S-pc. set, Sl75, cost $500.
can bet. 1-5 pm. only. Oh. 4-2S6l.
BED. Hollywood; Reautyrest mat
tress and box spring. S35: walnut
chest and double bed. $50. Call
| RA- 3-4531. after l pm. --33
BED. new Early American ANTIQUE
/ reproduction. exceptionally beauti-
ful, solid walnut: double, with or
| candy dust rufiie; box spring and
foam rubber mattress. unusual value,
/ Call EN-. 2-4549. --23
BED, maple; SPRINGS; coffee table;
drum table; 9x15 green Karstan
| rug; 2 ts9 Olson rugs; reas.. best
| offer. Call JU. S-9523, anytime sun.
BED. Jenny Lind. mahog.. double,
complete, S25. Call before l2 or
after l Sunday. LII 4-24o1
BED. youth. complete with mattress:
perfect condition; SIC. IA. 9-43S8
BED, folding Rollaway, sleeps .: in
nersprg, matt coil springs: used 4
BED AND DRESSER, Buri walnut.
S65; modern sofa and chair, blue
upholstery. $55; will sell separately;
Kenmore upright vacuum. S27. so; 9
fibre and ! hroadloom rugs; lamps.
pictures, odds and ends at low
prices. Moving Tuesday. 1902 Flower
ave, Takoi1a Park. Md. JU. 5-2ISS.
BED, double, with mattress and
double deck coil springs; good con-
BED. hollywood, dbie.. box springs
and innersp. matt: excel. cond.;
must sacriice: SIS comp. AP.
BED, youth. with side rails, inner
spring, waterproof mattress: nearly
new condition; cost 500, sell SIS,
BEDS. T1BLEs. NAH. desk, daven-
port. 4112 Ingomar st. NV. San.,
BED. Spool bed, box springs, inner
tsSn
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Kitchen Renodeling

Newest natural birch. knotty-pine
cabinets. also quality metal or wood
in color. Unusual color stains. Finest
kitchen equipment and appliances at
low prices--mention this ad. Lead
ing supplier to builders In area. See
complete kitchens. latest features
shown. Free plans. decor. service.
Miller Bldg. Supply, Inc.
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Painting and Roofing

Painting and Roofing
Remodeiins from basement to roof
PAUL KLASSEN. SR., private CON
tractor: Phone ~. 7-1027. ----23 :
PAFER NOW-Low prices; Al work:
new samples: interior painting: free
estimates. Ju. 5-0745. 20
PAPER HANGING, 50 room and up:
sSat sSntas; vss Tssh eeb ebneFA IA dS S4 SSSa4 wofk
PAPER HANGING, free estimates.
reasonable prices Call MR.. F0ER,
PLASTERING REPAIRS, old and
new work. lge. and SIN. Jobs; reas:;
VIII, mechs,: work guar. JU. Gal %.
PLAsTERINC. painting, papering. &c.
ment work. floor sanding: flrst cas-
work: reasonable rates. NO. I-ST;f
and remodelins, ceilings
and partitions, patched or mace
new. Work guaranteed, Terms. i
desired. Call LU. 4-3065, after 0
pqh,amsTrRrSe !, ,m REPAIRS. old and nsx
work. Lee. and small Jobs. Reas; wa
pppsssshTrRw,N pssh w,SNEG sSSaaREr sSSaaRErpTR9ooFiS, T9 siSo wa
ierprooilng, wall serapins .s,., e. and C. e
nsnt asss " w0Ts' nI ftsoss srss estimates lis
ri LUMBING AND HEATING bath.
rooms, gas boilers and hot-water
heaters Installed BY experts. Free
estimates. Terms arranged. Ju; g.
ri. nMBING. heating. remedelinE, oit
or new work. hot-water heaters ane
gas furnaces financed. For pes
prices. promrt service eaa ana iEes es'
Evening star., 1955-01-23

Bldg. Materials
we have large amount Of all
kinds of lumber, steel, radi-
ators, plywoods, plumbing
supplies, ETC., from hun
dreds Of wrecking jobs, at
bargain prices.
Come In and Browse Around
GENERAL WRECKING co.
1887 Brentvood Rd. NE. AID. a-sl77
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i392s 373s r T. Wzse Ave- NF SlEo A6 a6 s.sGS hs2S
LIGHT HAULING, moyinr, etc;
CO. 5-3s90. co. 5-0sSo.
P5 5IN1ING-Interior and exterior;
fins i,a,. wSTk t,Tf ,Sgt lowest prse; Tree ssti-
pniNTrNG laSs ~ interior interior and exterior: iss-
THOMPSON. 10. 7-37s9. rs
PAINTING. interior and exterior.
paperine: free estimates, reas, price.
WEBB, "a: 5-0317, after 0 pm ana
al day Sunday. I'll
piastering. carpentry repairs. FIRST
class work; reas. rates. NO. 7-57".t
PAINTING, color, in the home. Inter
and. exter,r Res. and commerciai.
est work. Free estimate. AD. 4-a395,
PAINTING. paperins: t,rst-elass -sS sork.
YORK doRfs f Immediately. MR.. Poe4r' Sc.
PAINTING, interior and exterior;
WELLS, Ii. $1,000. ia, 7-2i61s
PAINTING. PAPERING; special prices
now; latest DESIGNS; good. clean
work guarantee. LO. b-0u2S.
PAINTING - 1st-claSs work, white
mechanics. Reasonable. Interior and
exterior. Phone any time. DE.
2-2779. -23
PAINTING. papering. plastering, car
pentry, Kitchens and baths, white
man does Own r,, work 3 9s. " Sn a-assT1; exTr
RfOR. Free estimates any time,
MR.. JONES, Ju s-3S59,
PAINTING. roofing. guttering: free
estima. les; glazing: immediate serv-
ice. CsIl Enterprise 1-50i2, 26
PAINTING, PAPERlNG. waterproof,
inter, exter.; FHA loans avail. Fer
estimates, JU, 0~4771. JU. 5-42lss
PATNTER--Reasonabie, colored. Free
estimates. Call evenings ana week
nndr An a.nGl2 ----13
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MIscELLANeous FoR sALE

cRlB, eterkline. maple, and Kant
Wet Inattress:. $50. years aEo.
win sell With bumpers and contour
cRYsssTAI ss;f L. CH1KDEIIiES. 1as, neaut.. ali
imported slight czechosloyakian.
PVT. OWNER, RA. 6-04S4.
DAYENP0RT. day bed. Pullman. ex-
eellent condition. also antique mir
roI. table, dresser: reas. AID. A.
DAvENPoRr and 3 chairs. Fair con-
DEF aFREfzziE. q q sas-ea. 81 su. IT,. ex-
eeIient condition: SIS. oil. 1855.
DEEP FREEZE, Coolerator. f5o-Ib.
capacity. 20. Gu. f., excel. eond. I;
$50. KE. 8-46l3. --23
DEF FRIER, Knapp-Monarch. 7-in-I
Chester, hrand-new. S21. CO. s.
DEHuMIDHIER. RcA brand-new;
cost S14g.g5; sacrifice. S65 or best
otisr OF. 7-ss75:
DESK, Governor Winthrop. mahog.
3-drawer, practically new. $40.
Metronon1e. 81. CO. 5-sIA5.
DESKS, AIR CONDITIONERS, book
cases, misc. furu.; pvt. fam. moving
into small apt. EN-. 3-3l3l.
DESKS, ONCE chairs. files; new, used I.
cheap Call today. Co 5-4625:
week. T4l 18th ST NV III 7-S399
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MiscELLANroUs ron SALE
BABY FURNITURE SALE

Nationally adv. fndse. tn factory
anteed the lowest prices in town.
All mdse. priced low. not Just 4
few eome-ons Cribs from S10.95.
high chairs. &8.95; playpefs. S6l95:
mattresses. $B.95; stroilers, 50 .g5,
trzininss chairs. S3.95. We carry
SeorkliIie, Lullaby. Thayer, Gem,
Trimbie. etc. Free parking on lot
In yeAf. Open daily until 4, Monday
and Thursday III .. JUVENILE
SALES WISE. 355 Cedar st, NV,
Ia. 9-0S79 At the corner of Blair
rd. and Cedar st. NV.
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MIscELLANlous Fok sALr
FORMTCA

TAELE TORS 81 70 sI.17. aAcKED
BY s&-IN. PLYNooD. WONDER
~ FoR s.,s sTEK .,Isn Toes TAHsLEs; TAIL s;
81. NV. RX. a-3621.
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FURNITUREr--NEW
DISCOUNT HOUSE

Ssp.95 chrome 5-pc. dinettes. $4,000
$aS 80 wrouRht-iron dinette, Sb4.a
sos. so Administer exl2 rugs $40 tlt
$50 SO bunk beds compiete. $5e v5
Bedrm.. Hy. rn,. din. rn. Terms.
KING. S203 Ga. Ave. Ju. 9-5s0i
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FURNITURE
End ANNIVERSARY
SALE
2O% to 6O% Off

sToREwIDE SAVINGS ON RRANp-
NEW FURNITURE WOW" Is OUR
EXPRESSION TO DESCRIBE THIS
SALE. THE BoSS SAYS EVERY
THING AND ANYTHING GOES.
BRING YOUR MONEY IF YOU ARE
OUT TO BUY, WE WILL GIVE YOU
THE BEST VALUE YOU'VE RUN
INTO. WE ARE WELL STOCKED
IN EVERY DEPT.
s-piecebedrooms--frona ---- Sga
. 3-piece liv. rrn.---fforn LBS
7-piece din. rnl.---frorl ID
: b-piece dinette suite-froin - $50
Lamps, table and fir.--fronh-- IL
. Tabies---from ~~- ~
. 39-in. Hollywood sets---from $50
iSerta--Seaiy--Sim *
Posturpedic set, dble. .-siTe.
button-fr sample S11b
Engiander Rediine, Airfoafn set,
fir. sample, twin size 500
Nah. drop-leaf table. 2 chrs. 50
HAMPSHIRE HOUSE
s65s New Hamphsire Ave. Of e.;
~ OPEN EYES. TILL .
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green velvet and blue
grey twist, about 30 50. Yards each.
Used only few mos. VIII sacrifice.
Call after 3 pm. Sun. ana after D
ewes EN- o.51S3,
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Livington & Co.
EST 1904

1923 H st. NV, ME. 8-526s
DICTATING EQUIPMENT Sound
scriber Recorders, ] transcriber,
excel. working cond. Recent mod
els. S;}0-S35 ca. Ma. 6-2256.
2007 Eve st. NV.
Dictaphone Equipment
Including ! Timemaster Die
taphone, Q debating ma
chimes. transcriber, slight
ly used; attractive price in
order to move. Call Mr.,
Dietz, Ma. 8-5420.
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DESKS


New steel single pedestal in green,
grey or tan. S39.60. New 8Ox3C
executive. walnut. SS4 4.50: new
aousehold-tspe maple az" length
S34 30. We have large selection
OF new and used at rock bottom
prices shop US and save. N
EX. 3-s9T4
DIAMOND RING, lady's engagement.
z carat reg keepsake. $3.50. EN-.
3-S3ST. --a3s
DIAMOND. q carat in lady's piati-
mum setting reasonable. IA. 7-2I13.
DIAMOND RING. fne round white
diamond, approx. Ia earats. iady's
plat and fd, yellow gold setting. 500.
DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RING,
over carat and wedding band.
Both S75. IA. 2-3921.
Evening star., 1955-01-23


ese ai'Deswis ana snsss sss frGn
corner cupboard, old welsh cup.
board, pair early American por.
traits, z grandfather clocks. fine
Gov. Winthrop desk; iriaid side.
board, antiaue apoth, scales, sc
Homer Kit grand plano; Collection
Of Wedgewood and Perrian, brass
samoyar, English harometers, Penn.
broke tables, end tables. round. SO.
siasas smiahsos.'. .y,aI Ey,ainut, cher cherry and PIN
set, Victorian tables, dressers. set d
Victorian chairs, collection Of OIL
GUNS including rare Colts. rose.
wood Melodian, cobbJer's benches
coffee tables and others in pine
New England .settee. fireplace equip.
eIt n Il, cgash s3ssa Ian lamps wool book es Eas.
The Wind lamp. EhefheA. tea. set
hundreds Of pieces OF fine china
porcelain. bric-a-brac. COPPER ailt
other items not mentioned
ogssssssed .ssaS by IRVING COHEN ia
BABY BED. So; Stroller $40, toidy. Sc
other items. Oh. 2-S341.
BABY BUGGY with pad, good condi.
tton; electric sterelizer. 80. s-7549
BABY CARRIAGE, excellent condi
BABY CARRIAGE; piaypen; bassi.
nett; bathinette; stroller and sterii-
izer; good cond. OIL. 4-4S36.
BABY CARRIAGE, Tnayer, Sl2.5oi
folding playpen, with wood floor
$3.50. Baby scale, Detecto, $500;
highchaif. $3. Foiding wicker lay.
tress S3 Also hottie warmer Ts nr,d
steriiiser. 1413 Allison Ct. NV. --2s
BABY CRIB, mattress. blankets
sheets, car seat, diapers, TiapiG
chest. clothes. sizes 2-3-4, Real bar.
gains; all good cond. HA. 2-3T7I.
BABY FURN.: Crib and matt: car.
riage with pad; chifferobe; aluminium
bathinette RIA. B-2sS0. #
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FRERZER OWNERS

AsG111sxS SWNEkS0
We supply o.. s. Choice Western Beef
and frozen foods for home freezers
Cash OF budset terms arranged. Nc
MEMBERSH1P FEES. Food delivered
s1.5sn,s. 70 y1II hone r., VIII VIZ anasondiiionsl
COLONIAL FOOD PLAN
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PAINTING
CEMENT WORK

odas rs ,o sd ss sndS o an any Ena avn done sor e.
white mechanic: can arrange terms.
Free estimate at your convenience.
Call CLYDE THOMAS anytime. Ii.
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FURNISHINGS

OPEN SUNDAY 80.
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FURNISHINGS

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SOME PIECES SOLD AT COST
NEW FURNITURE USED FOR
8203 Old Georgetown Rd.
Very fine cherry and maple. also
some antiques; open 2 till dark. Dir.
out Wis, ave. To Bank of Bethesda
MARGARET j. DUNKLEY
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ARNOLD
CONVERTIBLES

silver 6pKine, ~ B.0S6e
7s47 Eastern Ave. at pissrist Lins
sslsS Sf1asiGs; u. NV. II Il eSssrsrssdsl.
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Single bed. spring and mattress
sd ss sprinn fi1plsif s assa ea fopels PeS
mattress, S32.50 complete. surplus
Army bunk beds, t2 unitsl. complete
$3.50; new 4-drawer maple chest
Sa1 fb, N. FRANK a. SON. Ala
Evening star., 1955-01-23

Do not sell your valuable antique
emma. glass tnrnitHLe. etc. before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP for expert appraisal.
6640 GEORGIA AVE. NV
To. 2-2727 RA 3-7gO2
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Forn1ica Tops

Inventory sale: sinks, counter, bar.
tops; all sizes, colors and shapes
As low as $40.
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-02
Glendale Club Picnic

Ellendale Demonstration Club
held their picnic in Glendale Park
on Tuesday, August 23 at $50.
There were IA members present
along with their families and
guests. Everyone brought a covered
dish. Rolls, hot dogs, and hamburg
ers were provided by the club.
The two tables in the pavilion
and a card table were loaded with
good things to eat which the crowd
enjoyed. The club was happy to
have two of its members present
who have been i'll for some time,
Mrs. Ida Sheppard and Mrs. Virel
Webb
Mrs. Dias Spicer provided games.
Some of the ladies proved that al
though their hair was silver, they
could still jump rope. There was
a balloon blowing contest. Miss
Gladys Wilson and Miss Bernice
Abbott were the last ones down in
the spelling bee. Everyone had a
delightful time.
Don't forget the joint meeting of
Shawnee, Shawnee Evening, Mer-
rymakers, Greenwood, Glendale
and Slaughter Neck Club in Grange
Hall, Thursday afternoon, Septem-
Der 8, at 1870 o'clock. Mrs. Harriet
Douglass, Lighting Specialist of
Delaware Power and Light Com
pany, will be there. Her topic, New
Trends in Home Lighting.
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-02
OBITUARY
LEWIS

Mrs. Helen Metz Lewis, widow
of Frank Lewis, died Friday, Au-
gust 26, in the Delaware Hospital,
Wilmington. A resident of Dover
since childhood, she served as sta
tistical clerk in the Bureau of Vital
Statistics of the State Board of
Health about La years. She resided
at IL South State street, Dover.
Mrs. Lewis was secretary of the
Dover Business and Professional
Women's Clubs, secretary of the
Kings Daughters of the Palmer
Home, and a member of Peoples
Congregational Christian Church,
of Dover.
Funeral services were held in
Peoples Church last Sunday at 2
p. m. with the pastor, the Rev.
Robert w. Duke, officiating. Inter-
ment was made in the Odd Fellows
Cemetery in Camden.
Mrs. Lewis is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. Tim Welch, Drexel
Hill, Pa Mrs. George L. Baer, Rid
ley Park, Pa; a son, William C..
Lewis, Dover; five grandchildren;
two sisters, Miss Mary F. Metz, Do
yer; Mrs. Harry Hall, Upper Dar-
by, Pa; four brothers, d. Kirby
Metz and James s. Metz of Magno-
liza, and John and Roland Metz of
Dover.
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-02
Births At Hospital

August %: Boy. Mr.. and Mrs
Elwood Layton, Georgetown.
August %: Boy, Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest Holston, Milford; Boy, Mr.
and Mrs. Joshua Clendaniel, Jr.
Glendale; Boy, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Dawson, Milford; Girl, Mr.
and Mrs. Nelson Thomas, Milton,
Girl, Mr. and Mrs. Rowe Pleasan.
ton, Jr., Dover.
August "a: Girl, Mr.. and Mrs
Sam DeMonja, Milford.
August 25: Boy, Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Walls, Milford; Boy, Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Bostic (col.) Lin.
coin; Boy, Mr. and Mrs. Bryce
Bryan, Laurel.
August 81: Boy, Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Curtis. Georgetown; Boy
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Gallo, Har-
rington; Boy, Mr.. and Mrs Arthur
Beauchamp. Jr, Milton.
August %: Girl, Mr.. and Mrs
William Hawkins, Stockley; Boy
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Finney, (col)
Lincoln; Boy, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
Swain, Georgetown.
August 29: Girl, Mr.. and Mrs
Carl Hagan. Wyoming; Girl. Mr.
and Mrs. William Welch, Bridge
Vile.
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-02
Welch Family Reunion

The Second Reunion of the Jacob
and Anne Killen Welch descendants
was held August %, 1855, at the
]. Ben Welch Farm near Williston
Md. The farm is now occupied by
his son, Addison and family for a
summer home. They were very gra-
cious host and hostess.
There were SO relatives and 2
visitors coming from Baltimore,
Wilmington and nearby. The Oldest
member is 81 years old; the young
est, months.
Officers were named for 1856 /:
President, w. Carroll Welch; Vice
president. Raymond Welch; His
torians, John T. Moore, William A.
Robinson, and Woodrow Welch I;
Secretary and Treasurer, Catherine
w. Gottlieb; Assistant, Irene
Welch; Registrars, Gladys Welch
and Gail WEIGH; Hostesses, Mrs.
Carroll Welch, Irene Welch and
Doris Welch.
1t was decided we meet August
26, 1856, at Wheeler's Park, Har-
rington; if stormy, first Sunday
after Labor Day.
We were sorry Mrs. ]. Fred
Welch from Baltimore and Mrs.
Charles r. Welch, Burrsville, could
not be with us because of illness.
We do want to thank Mr.. and
Mrs. Boyer of the Boyer Funeral
Home for the use of chairs used for
this occasion.
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-02
Softball League To
Play Benefit Game
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ceeds from this game will go direct
ly to Jehu. The players and umpires
have donated their services, the
Athletic Association has donated
the ball park. C. w. Hall donated
the public address system.
This has been the groundwork of
the fund. Now it is up to the people
of Milford and surrounding COM
munities to get behind this project
and purchase a ticket The tickets
are a donation of fifty cents. This
is a small price for a big cause.
Lets all open our hearts so we
can help to open the door for this
boys recovery. The game will be
played at the Milford Ball Park at
S:15 Thursday, September Sth.
Lloyd Elton, manager of the team,
and Charlie Porter, coach of the
team, are getting the team in top
shape for this game. We know that
Ken Smith, president of the Dover
league, will send down a group of
good ball players.
We hope to see a big crowd turn
out to watch these two hard hitting
All Star teams battle it out for such
worthwhile cause.
Rain date, Tuesday, September 13.
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-02

| Mrs. William Kimmel of Du Quo
in, H., arrived Monday for visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. Dean Kimmel.
Lieutenant Norman Hay of Waco,
Texas. was the weekend guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Draper and
Lieutenant James r. Draper,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hawkins
and two sons of Bergenfield, N. j..
We're overnight guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Draper on Monday.
Miss Beverly Bechert of Stam-
ford, Conn. has been. the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Gibsen this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Smith of
Blackwood, N. j., were weekend
guests of Mrs. Carl Allen at her
cottage at Slaughter Beach.
The Misses Ruthann and Janet
Mills, Hannah TAYLOR and Miss
Susanne Shrieve of Easton, Nd,
are spending this week at Rehoboth.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Scarborough
had an interesting trim by way of
Niagara Falls and Canada last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Ingram are
guests of W. X. Brown and Miss
Alice Brown. The Ingrams have
lived in Florida for the past few
years.
Douglas Phillips spent last week
in Laurel with his. grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Phillips. Sr.
This week they have as their guest
Bobby Phillips.
Miss Leslie Roosa has returned
home after having been a junior
counsellor all season at Sandy Cove
Girls Camp. Her cousin, Miss Jerri
Ann was at the camp for two weeks.
u Mrs. Mortimer Browning, who re-
Gently returned from visit with
relatives in Baltimore has as her
guests this week Mrs. Katherine
0berle and Miss Veronica Oberle of
White Plains, N. Y.
Mrs. Wilson S. Vinyard, who has
been in Johns-Hopkins Hospital in
Baltimore following an operation,
is much improved and returned to
her home in Rehoboth on Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Imly Abbott, Jr.,
and children, Emily and Bruce, re-
turned home on Friday, having
spent their two weeks vacation
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
1mly Abbott, Sr., on Washington
Street.
Mrs. L. A Blugerman and sons,
Robert and Bruce, have returned to
their home in Glencoe, Illinois, af-
ter spending the summer at Reho-
both. Robert and Bruce will go di-
rectly to Citadel. military school
at Charleston, S. G. Mrs. Bluger-
man will be remembered by her
friends as Rosalee Truitt of Mil
ford
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-02
Body Found

The body of Richard Lofiand. col
ored, age s son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Amos Lofiand, of near Milford, who
had been missing since Wednes-
day afternoon, when he was last
seen fishing in the Mispillion at the
Washington Street Bridge, Milford,
was recovered from the stream near
the bridge by the Milford Police,
shortly before O'Clock Thursday
afternoon. The police had grappied
about an hour before they raised
the body. Investigation of the ease
is continuing.