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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ALTA VISTA RAMBLER, CT APPD.,
bath brk. rambler on a beautiful lot
in a fine neighborhood; all 3 bed
rms. are twin size: center-hall plan,
lovely all-eGec. kit. with everything;
no basement but plenty OF storage
space. FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI.
T-14lt: ewes, JU. 9-10i2. If
AMER. U. PARK AREA--Charmins
white brk, 2-bedroom bunseiow
Just OF Western aye, not fa ps Ifom
Si4,950. MAKE OFFER. FRANK s
PHILLIPS, DI. 7-l411; ewes. OIL
AMER. u. SPRING VALLEY AREA
Handsome d-bedroom, 3t2- bath
Colonial, in beautiful Westmoreland
Hills. Priced at S42 800. FRANK ;
PHILLIPS, DI. 7-14ll; eyes, OIL
MO- MONT. iMMEpiATE occUPANcY
cen: FHh lo SlleA with as's 500 cash
or will lease for sl75 per mo. with
macuiate: sh baths, din. rm.
garage: bsmt. has extra firepl..
bath: paneled recr; rm., sep. en-
trance; Is min. downtown. Nh
BARTON. OIL. 2-1613. COX g. GO
BANNocKBURN COUNTRY CLUE
AREA-New 3-bedrm. brick ram
bier: liv, rm., frepl,, huge dinetts
and modern kit. full bsmt; lge
lot adjoining country club, IMMEDI'
ATE POSSESSION with down pay:
mspt; TEENS IHs in. S W0oPMo oFs
E F5GH SEN aM TH G 81 T. ACRE
Big brand-new brk. center-hal
home with separate din. rm.. )
sarase: basement. 3 fireplaces;
asking S29,950: may consider So.
900 down. FRANK s. PHILLIPS
DI. 7-1411: ewes" OIL. 2-4S34;
BETHESDA RAMBLER. S22.500 -
brick home on level corner lot. Cen
ter hall liv. din, rm. comb. with
bay window and firepl., lgea kit
with dishwasher and disposal: 3 nice
bedrms. and baths. ALL ON ONE
FLOOR; full bsmt:, storage attic
Excel s9na FRANK ryss o. :, F sHBB66so
BETHESDA: se1.aso Brick - colo.
NAL: Edgemore Club area. COW. II
Shopping and tramp: liv. nm, fire.
place, screened porch. din. rm.. kit.
powder rm.; 3 good-sized bedrms
and bath, End f.: rec. rm.. ga,
heat. large fenced yard. Immed
possession, BILLINGSLEY REALTY
CO, EN-. 2-2326: ewes. OIL. 4-3A75
BETHESDA'S FANTASTIC BUY
2-storv brick Colonial. liv. rm.
din. rm., mod. kit, powder rm
side scr. porch: 3 bedrms.. bath
md A.; storage attic; full. bsmt,
rec. rm.. heavy slate roof. Onl,
S2l.95O. Call WO. 6-64S6 or DI: Z
fiS30. THOMAS J. FISHER & co:
BETHESDA--Brick Colonial: bed
rms. and bath, rec. rm.. and tul
bath. Quiet street, close to transp
u acre. 25 dogwood trees. S1S.9h0
Good terms. Cal Geo. Martin lJU
b-2s1D. THOMAS L, PHILLIPS
WO. $1,000,
BETHESDA, 10 minutes. $4,000
Superb 3-bedrm. brick rambler OF
lac. lot: full daylight bsmt., lge. ny
rm. with picture window, din, KIT
with breakfast space: tile bath; i'm,
maculate cond FHA or Gl. Cal
'tiI q pm. EN-. 2-Ts00. r.. W
BERENS, JR. g. CO. Ia
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HOUSES UNFuRk. tcont.
BEST RENTAL VALUE IN
METROPOLITAN AREA

This brick semidet. contains 6 rms,
IA baths. all-eiectTic kit. and
nearby Maryland. For further de-
tails, call RIA. 6-7133 evenings.
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coLORED-e AND 3.BEDROoM

COLORED-a AND 3-BEDROoM
HOUSES avail. all sections. DI
7-S333 Ewes, TU. 2-7l4O. -l6
CoLORED-WOODRIDGES SECTION
2515 18th St. NE family de-
tached house: 2 rms. and . baths,
Gift. front: full basement; oil
heat: only Si15 month. Mr., NEU-
MANN, Ma. S-2321. Is
COLORED-ilth AND CONsTITU-
TON N.E.-Redec. S-rm. brk.. .
oil h.-w.h.. huge brk. gar: pay on
S ~ rat d0Hp RR 9uyta s ghi!t you Tsn'
COLORED-25IS II ST. NV. -
rms. and bath, h.-w.h.. $50. ST
$500: after 9 pm. FE. 1854
COLoRED-TwO ALL-BRICK house,
for rent near new East Captto
PEtsEs F FR BASEMENT RsTSPf 81 Sh FREPs
c q S sSsi: EN-. R s,5s2oa B.rHs, ia sul
bsmt;. oil S beat u. vac s nr. % sii6
ri PIKE REAhTyX cq 5tI IA $3.50
wood me-, "a blk. bus stop; go9d =
rm.. bath house. gas heat. Se5. vac
DIXIE REALTY CO. ma. S-SSeo
COLORED-lSO2 18th ST. NV
q rooms. Reasonable rent. Call u
b-1444. 0 to g pm; -lo
COLORED - 1880 n ST. NV. - g.
rm. house TO be dec: reduced e
S75. CO. 5-2s33. ia. 9-624a. i .
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-vA.

PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS, ada
tent TO shop center and schools
Lovely lawn, trees and flowers: 8
minutes to downtown. minutes
&c Pentagon, 5 buSlines at your
front door. Ample parking. Front
ONCE service. Laundry and storage
in your building. New refrigerators
with freezer tops, 2 and = expos PCS.
1Iss and bedrooms aT%T E iTSm .n
Air Force personnel. Mt. Vernon
and Russell I'd, Alex. TIE. 6-44OO.
ARLINGTON. a block from Court
House-Eficiency and bedrm.; $50
GIBBONS KoLB. LA
ARL., Cherrydale, 2O23 N. Oakland
heat furn.. sos. ia. $3.50. I'D
n. ARL.-Conv. to shop. and bus.
line: l bedrm. apt. avail. immed.;
S6S50, incl. utils.' except cleo.
5000, incl. all utils.. for this newly
decor. 2.bedrm. apt; apt. near ar P ,rfSi
from pe 3So:' close to shop. and
bus lines. Call IA. 2-166l. -15
IT'S TRUE; move in now, rent starts
Jan. spacious, beaut. dec. l.
bedrm. apt in apt. bids: close to
Fl. Myer, Pentagon. Ample park
inc; S75 incl. uttls. IA. 2-26oo or
ARL., "AiR-ccoND.-Redec. IL bed
rm. fenced yd.. $50 plus utils,. IA.
DoWRN4oWNt Ar 1909 ii ST. NJ
Comfortable and bright efficiency
unit With modern cleo. kit. Now
avail. at $3.50. incl. all utilities.
SHANNON g. LUCHS, 724 14th St.
ONE BEDRM.. S72: all utils. incl.
renovated. ia. 7-4622. is
ARL.-lst-f. 1-bedrm apt. SIS:
incl utils. Mgr, Apt. 2, 1900 N.
Pierce St. ia. 7-S02l. -16
ARLINGTON - Attractive 1-bedrm:
apt: liv. rm., dining area. kit. and
bath; COW. to stores, Pentagon.
Navy Annex; parking; SIS, plus
utfls. ia. 2-0064. go
ALEX bedroom, for the discrim-
mating tenant; huge rooms, ire
mendouS closets; private storage
and parking; SOS. including all
utilities. New Vernon Apis. S31
Bashford lane. Resident manager
nu QgIAp In
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AIR-CONDITIONED APIS.
2 BEDROOMS

Luxury c-bedroom apis. In adult bldg
Near Eastern and Michigan ayes
For only Sl04.50 per mo. Only two
available in brand-new bldg. Fol
appointment to inspect call FRED
ERICK REAL ESTATE. RE. 7-2461r
or ewes, EN-. 3-7220. go
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COLoRED-3O2I OTIS ST. NE
So@s Pe aGufs ina :qaiSpsd fit
Extras ext lm Price. $3.50. $1,000 On N
FLOYD z. DAVIS CO.. 1929 K st
NV. Ma. S-0352; ewes. LU. 2
COLORED-COME to es Fenton pl
ne. between 2 and pm, Sat. oil
Sun. tbet, y. Cap. and ,,i Isl; ne ne;
completely remodeled 3 bedrm
houses. An excel. buy at $3.50 down
S78 mo-. incl. everything. 2-bedrm
houses for less. Weekdays. call d.
S-nRan from On for details.
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

UP TO S150,0OO to inyest--HaYe you
good proposition that will stand
investigation and needs additional
financing. contact HERMAN -EI0,
at Me s-49o5; night. RA. 6-6237,
FOR SALE. on Capitol Hill. roomins
must be seen TO be appreciated OIL,
woi iI LIKE To CONTACT good
automobile mechanic who would be
interested in use OF our mechanical
garage in exchange for work on our
sightseeing Limousine; garage %
ences required. or. 4-S443. --l5
ZoNED c. i mile N. U. of NJ
1-7/10 acres. Reas. priced. WIN
2-Ss93. W. W. LEWIS. lib
TIRE STORE, est over SO years at
ton; includes present stock and
equip. optional Owner retiring
Trifiers save your time and mine;
p fsRIanSG's LOT 6TA FoR n REM fI sol IS
Eye St. NV. Apply Ma. s-4e3S OF
c ts Iisiss station. II 7..ss5S; It:
d. C.. is miles Annapolis. Ma
s-s229: ewes. Wo. 6-O747: is
quick sale: low overhead; excel
lent location. LII. 1923. 15'
LUNCHEONETTE and soda fountain.
Upper Georgia avenue, next to the
Ater' closes 8 PM. 9 days, oeautl.
g squDR S..s must ss % ao Sss0 VII
handle. W. z. THRIFT (Exclusivel
l411 Pa. ave, NV, Ma. s-9143'
LAtNDERETTE-25 washers. 3 ex-
tractors, 9 driers; $4,000; 81. 00O
dn.; colored area D. c. ia. T-5n0S,
DALEY DEALS WITH DALEY
Today's specials in nearby Maryland
Small market ofisale beer: res. sect
5c-10c store: dig s9S; 600 last ";
Deiicatessen, doing SIS. 900 per VIZ
Shoe store. estab. z yrs: $4,000
Apt s' b iss IL units. $4,000 down.
II you wish to sell or buy q business
contact DALEY REALTY TODAY
AP. 1864.
BOOMING HOUSE, business and
property. Here Is Q real opportu-
nifty, $500 for business with op-
ton on property.
TAVERN, downtown; strictly bar
shift: average $1,000 net pei
ATLAS souTHERN BLDG
MA. $1,000 EN-. 2-303a
Valuable Opportunity
No competition. We hold pcndini
patent rights, Initial Investment o!
1880 to Sass REQUIRED, there.
fore we will assist In financing W
to S25, 900 for expansion In THU
rapidly growing leld that is DE
PRESTON PROOF.
The business is completely estab'
lished for you and there's millions
OF dollars already spent In adyer'
Using
Persons selected will be trained
therefore need no experience anc
no selling required; just honesl
and reliability more important thar
experience, INCOME STARTS I'M
MEDIATELY. We even insure you
INVESTMENT BACK 1909. Phon'
RE. 7-S146. ID
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APARTMENTS WANTED

FURN. AND UNFURN. APIS. needed
for good twhitel tenants in d. c,
Reas, fee for results. Call Tenant
Finder" MANDEL. AID. 4-34O0:.
lie
I-BEDRM. APT, furn. or unfurn.
NV. section: prefer GEORGETOWN
parking facilities; bSmt., LIST or Ind
q. Write MR.. YUMAN. Apt. !. 1901
Calvert st. NV. Ia
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COLORED-PETWORTH
NEW VII HOUSE D

Condition. Colonial-style brick home:
8 large rms, modern tiled bath
and kitchen. Ss2 SO mo. incl taxes ~ g
Full bsmt.: auto. hot-water heat:
rear screened poTches, Recently
renovated throughout with very fant
taste, Large rear yard. l42 II
deep. blk. to transp. and grade
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quality Diet. white brk., 3-bedroom
Colonial. 2 blocks from Janney and
st. AIMS schools: first-foor powder
room. porch. garage. full basement,
slate roof OF approved. FRANK S.
PHILLIPS, DI. 7-1411: ewes, EN-,
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brick Colonial, Liy. nm, din: rm.
VIZ NJ T Hsfu5esi Nj PetS R Re G
Investment Bldg. DI. 7-6092: ewes
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WHEATON-s-bedro bunsalow;
only S9.450 with $3.50 down. Move
in Immediately. Living room. kitch-
Screened sn Seq pofeh s SaH wooded ss 1T
with fruit trees. ! block to bus that
will take you to Silver Spring or to
Chevy Chase circle; School at end
of street, Shops only 2 blocks, Ex-
ffsn' reno s9nf BoSAN rs'p PoaARF r.
10. 5-5052. lis
DIGNIFIED RANCH-TYPE HOME
r a ger SeE with t bedrooms. dining
L, today's type kitchen. Level lot
with bearing fruit trees; $lS,500.
RIP,kT 4 RoI RRopT ~ S-e 4 TX
INV, oil heat; lot i47xl90; gross
income S3,s40; priced at S25,750.
Can be handled with less than
$1,000 cash. balance $500 mo.
s5et b6wS s Bslsnce IKE Se rent Vef.
ISN'T M1l v' fenced yard ard. a HOWARD r.
N SGHAEER 1N e. nIIf 1S4sij
room. center-hall rambler: full
A 'R BaE:rh lis tp Bs2agR;GAIN-Brick Co
schools; VA and FLA. OIL. 2-9454.
NEAR DISTRICT LINE-Large full
s SEPARATE dining room, hot-vater
heat. Only S13,950. A.. j. KEs-
sINGIER, & g. c.; : ~ gooIa9S s45t1 ~ u.
acre of land; custom-designed: A.
bedrm.. 2-bath brick Cape Cod:
country-sized kitchen, screened
porch; garaGe: ground-level base
ment. Only S20,500, will CT. A. ].
KESSINGER a. CO., JU. a-4544.
COLONIAL RAMBLER - UNIQUE de-
sign, featuring 15haX13lS-ft. kiteh-
en-, completely equipped with wood
burning fireplace, family-sized din.
| rm., Colonial paneled fireplace in
| large living room. 3 bedrmS., ga
baths. 23Xl2-ft. plastered recrea-
ton room: level lot. SOxl4O; loads
of charm. A. J. KESSINGER Il CO..
JUST OVER n. c. LINE, of River I'd.
---Attrac. brick Colonial with slate
roof. In beautiful cond. Side hall
POWDER RM.. Sc. porch ON LIST
Il. 3 bedrms. and bath on End. Full
bsmt. with. outside entr. Asking
S21.950 and must be solo, FRANK
s.. PHILLIPS. OIL. 2-70oo; ewes.
SIS. ao allSsOlb baths, 3 bedrms., fun
tiled hsmt.: brick and brand-new.
YOUR terms. GRAHAM AND CO.,
JU. $4,000. o til Q.
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Gunther's Brewing Co.
Gets Gold Award

BALTIMORE - At a ceremony
at the Baltimore Country Club re-
Gently Maurice c. Dreicer, inter-
nationally acclaimed gourmet and
culinary authority, presented a
solid gold award to the Gunther
Brewing Company "in recognition
of the superbly fine taste and quail
ity of its beer
In presenting the award to
Franz X. Schneider, brewmaster,
Mr.. Dreicer said that he has tasted
hundreds of different beers in
many cities and in just about ev-
cry nation in which beer is brew
ed, but that Gunther's brew i'm
pressed him particularly.
Present at the ceremony were
Baltimore civic officials, members
of the U. S. Senate and House of
Representatives, the Baltimore
Chamber of Commerce, officials of
the Colts and the Orioles, members
Of the Food and Wine Society,
Maryland Restaurant Association,
brewery and other trade associa-
tions, and many outstanding food
authorities.
The gold award is the second
Mr.. Dreicer has presented in the
City of Baltimore. Several years
ago he gave Mayer Thomas Dale
sandro a gold 90" in recognition
of Baltimore's superb oysters. The
oyster trophy was the only one of
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SOME BEARD = A new picture
of Gabby Hayes? No. This is Will
liam Heverin, Hurlock barber and
one of the first citizens to start
growing a beard in preparation
for the North Dorchester Heritage
Festival, June sill.
The mayors of the towns partici-
pating in the Festival have signed
proclamations urging all males to
refrain from shaving from now I'M
til the Festival celebration. These
men shall be known as Brothers
of the Brush" and shall be consid-
cred citizens of the greatest honor.
The purpose of the boards and
mustaches is to assist in making
the community and its peoples look
as it did years ago, in memory of
the struggles and sacrifices of our
forefathers. Those who do not join
this loyal fun organization, BRO
theirs of the Brush, will be duly
punished unless they can show a
permit allowing them to remain
smooth faced.
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it's kind ever presented by Mr.
Dreicer, who has made awards to
a number OF food products and to
notable dining institutions and
chefs.
1t was during his visit to make
the oyster award that Mr.. Dreicer
had one of his first opportunities
to try Gunther Beer. Since then,
during FREQUENT trips to Washing
ton, he mas always ordered this
brand. 1t is these tastes over the
years, he said, that convinced him
that the brewery was entitled to
the~award.
Mr.. Dreicer is best known for his
quest for the perfect steak, which
he has not yet discovered although
he reports having come very close.
When visiting a steak house. he
brings with him. in addition to his
appetite, a small scale for weigh
ing meat, thermometer to test it's
temperature and a magnifying
glass to inspect its texture. He has
had steaks at more than two thou
sand restaurants since 1910.
Mr.. Dreicer, described in ma
tional magazine article as "a kind
of Pulitzer Prize committee of one
in the nourishment field is writ
ing a book titled 1.-THE Diners
Companion" to be published next
fall. He is the founder and presi-
dent of The Order of the Great
Dining establishments of the
World. Six restaurants only have
been honored by the Order and of
these just three are in the U. S.:
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Milton; Mrs. Minnie Kyttle, Laurel;
Mrs. Jennie Wilgus, Selbyville; and
Mrs. Madge Birmingham, Millsboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wisseman
entertained to Sunday dinner in
honor of Mothers Day, Mrs. Ber-
tina Murphy, Arthur Murphy, Doro-
thy Porter, Pfc. Ernest Murphy
and wife, jeanne, Donald Tucker,
Helen, Kitty and Bobby Murphy.
Remember that on May II, at
|S:15 p. m, the Seaford Symphonic
Choir will give their spring con-
cert IN the Greenwood High School
Auditorium. This affair is being
sponsored by the Greenwood Band
Boosters Association, and the pro-
ceeds are to be used for the band
Let's give them the same wonder
full and enthusiastic support
which we did last year.
The j. Burton Carriers were in
Wilmington from Sunday until
Tuesday. On Wednesday, they spent
the day with Mr.. and Mrs George
r. Wiley.
We welcome home Mrs. S. S.
Wroten, has been spending the
winter in st. Petersburg, florida.
She is now in residence and we
are all enjoying her gay and de-
lightful personality.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Pearson and
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Carlisle,
Jr. and children Keith and Rich
ard motored to Washington, d. C.
ON Sunday and visited the airport
and other points Of interest.
It is with great sadness that
we announce the death of Mrs. E.
ID. Brasure, Jr., who passed away
in the Milford Memorial Hospital
on Friday, May 6, at 1900 p. m.
following brief Illness.
Services were held in the st.
Johnstown Methodist Church and
burial at st. Johnstown cemetery
on Tuesday, May 10.
Mrs. Brasure was member of
ST. Johnstown Church. president
of it's Women's Society and an &C
tive interested participant in all
the affairs of her church and her
All Jul 1iCdi ~ Oh Z lutI
Of sympathy for the bereft family.
Her delightful wit, her shrewd
common sense and her great ca
pacity for friendship made her
personality forever to be remem-
bered by those of us who loved her
and were privileged to be her
friend.
On Monday evening, May 16, the
Greenwood PTA will hold its May
meeting. During the business meet
ing there will be an installation
service for the new officers for the
coming year. This will be followed
by program put on by Mrs. Jean
Cranston, director of Home Eco
nomics, which will consist of a
play and fashion show.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1955-05-13

ware FLA Foundation at Caesar
Rodney, Thursday, April %. Will
liam is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Lord, Sr., of near Green
wood.
William is a sophomore at the
University of Delaware where he
is majoring in Poultry Husbandry
in the field of Agriculture. William s
background was his best campaign
manager 1t shows a fine record
of leadership. He is the president
of his sophomore class. In 1854
he was the Sussex County Vice
President of the Delaware FLA
Foundation In 1854 he was a men,
Der of the Kappa Alpha Fraternity
and lacrosse team. Governor Boggs
appointed William to a four-year
office on the commission of Chill
dren and Youth Program in 1853
His first state FLA office was secre-
tary in 1853.
At the conclusion of his senior
year in high school,, William had
completed four years on Greenwood
Judging teams. Hef was Delaware's
outstanding young poultryman. A
long with this he won the Best
Project Books Contest two years.
He received his Diamond Farmers
Degree for outstanding achieve
ment in 1853 also. During his four
years of Vocational Agriculture his
projects were field crops and
broilers. In 1853 he received his
five-letter award sweater for sports
manship. He was president of
Greenwood's Student Council in his
senior year. He was Greenwood's
representative to Boys State for
two years.
These are some of the qualifi-
cations that made William sue
cessful candidate for the Office he
now holds The Greenwood Luther
Burbank Chapter of Future Farmers
OF America would like to pay tri-
butte to William for his leadership
and cooperation and wish him sue
cess in the coming year.
All Highlights: Our Greenwood
HITLER All Club met Monday,
May 2, at 500 p. M, in the Green
wood Fire Hall. Our president, John
Blackiston, opened the meeting with
the All pledge and flag salute.
Roll call was taken by Jean Nc
Dowell, secretary. There was no
old business to discuss at this
time. The new business discussed
was the Annual Demonstration Day
to be held on May IA at Georgetown.
James Mcdowell and Richard Rev
ell will be the Greenwood repre-
sentatives in the Demonstration
Team contest. Richard Reve1l will
also represent us in the public
speaking contest.
After the above discussion the
president asked question on flowers.
The meeting adjourned, and the
girls served refreshments.
Ten delegates and alternatives
from the Greenwood Firemen's
Ladies' Auxiliary attended the Del
Mar-Va Convention held in Sea-
ford, Wednesday, May H. At the
last regular meeting of the Aux
Hilary. the refreshment committee
for May was appointed. Chairman,
Lurietta Draper, also Mabel Far
row, Ethel Hubbard and Esther
Hynson. This will be for the fourth
Friday in May.
The Firemen's Ladies Auxiliary
of Sussex County will meet in
Bridgeville on Wednesday, May 49,
At this time a Memorial Service
uriI no hold for. doooocod y,,a,,oborc
of Sussex County. Members on this
committee are: Mrs. Mary Uhler,
Chairman; Mrs. Jeanette Smith,
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HONEST COUNT

CHARLOTTE, n. C.-(P)-Nor-
man Kinzie. 10. closed out his ac-
count at the bank and recounting
the money at home discovered he
had an extra 800.
He notified the bank but was told
he must be mistaken.
Look" said Kinzie, Il can count
and I've an extra $780,"
Soon a bank messenger called at
his home to pick up the surplus.
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STRONC-ARM POLICE

BEAVER FALLS, Pa.-(P)-The
proprietor of store found the lock
on the front door broken and the
lock screws removed. He reported
attempted burglary.
Police listed the case as unsolved
for several weeks until mislaid
report from night patrolman John
Jackson turned up. Jackson report
ed he ratified the door and the lock
broke and the screws fell out"
Jackson smiles when other mem
bers of the department refer to "the
long arm of the law with a strong
paw"
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1955-05-13
GREENWOOD
BY Mrs. Elva Hatfield
Phone Greenwood 1855
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Miss Eta CIOugh, Faster

MlSS Eta SlOuxus dSlW
1000 a. M, Sunday School.
HOO 9. m, Worship Service
Sermon by Pastor.
700 p. m, Young Peoples Ser
vice.
7::30 p. M, Worship Service Ser
mon by pastor.
Wednesday evening, 7:45 p. M,
Prayer Meeting.
Greenwood Methodist Charge
Harry H. Conner, Pastor
loco a. m.. Church School,
Chaplain's Chapel
1890 a. M, Church School.
Trinity
1000 a. M, Church School.
st. J0hnst0wn
1890 a. M, Church School.
GreenwOOdsrace-C ann0n-Bethei
Methodist Charge
Bethel
1000 a. m, Church School.
Grace
11.00 a. m, Church School.
Cannon
1000 a. M, Church School
News from Greenwood Methodist:
There will be no preaching SER
vices in any of the churches be-
cause of Conference Sunday. Church
School sessions will be held as
usual.
Last Sunday was Mothers Day.
Plants were presented to the follow
ing people in Greenwood Church:
Mrs. Matilda Austin for the oldest
mother; Mrs. William Bowman,
youngest mother: and Mrs. Thomas
Baker, Sr., mother with the largest
number of children present. At
Chaplain's Church the oldest mo-
Their. Mrs. Laura Passwaters was
presented with flower.
The WCTU will meet on Tues
day evening with Miss Mahala
Isaacs at g.
News from Grace Methodist Charge:
Only Sunday School sessions at
the various churches on Sunday
because af annual Conference
which begins on Wednesday. The
public sessions begin on Thursday
with Holy Communion. Special
Lavman's day is Friday and Sat-
urday is Youth Day. Conference
clores on Sunday afternoon.
MYF News: The Sub-District
Council of MYF met last Sunday,
May s, and made plans for the
coming Sub-Distriet meeting, Mon
day. May is, which will be held
in Blades. Methodist Church, 7:30
D. m. This will be an Installation
service led by Executive secretary
of the Conference, the Rev. Douglas
Milburv.
Mems Club News: The Men of
Grace Methodist Mems Group will
hold their May meeting on We'd
nesday evening, May Is. held in
Grace Church at 1880. They will
adjourn to the bowling alleys at
S:45. All men of Greenwood are
invited tn come.
FLA Highlights: Due to lack of
news this week. this letter will he
short At our May 3 meeting Mr.
Mowlds, our State Supervisor, was
our guest He smoke to us about
the FLA Foundation and how we
could improve it. This week the
FLA bows have set M the picnic
t. hes IN The front lawn
SpeeiaI News: William Lord. IT..
was elected president of the Della