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fight left in this session. The
House wants the new money
held to $2.6 billion. The Senate
has voted for $3.2 billion. The
conferees have not fixed a time
to meet.
HOUSING-The two Houses
are locked in a controversy over
continuing the public housing
program. But leaders recognize
that regardless of how that issue
| is settled a bill must be passed
| if FHA-insured mortgage loans
are to continue. An effort will
be made to pass a substitute
| bill in the House without includ-
| ing public housing.
DEFENSE PRODUCTION
This bill, like the housing meas
'ure, must pass in some form be.
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dozen bills that could not be
postponed without stopping or
seriously hampering Government
functions. These must" bills
are:
SUPPLEMENTAL-The meas
ure provides $1.8 billion for ac-
tivities in nearly every Govern
ment department, including g
big military public works pro-
gram. 1t has passed the House
LEGISLATIVE-This bill car
ries $66 million for the operating
expenses of Congress. 1t ha'
passed the House and may bt
voted on by the Senate Appro'
priations Committee today.
FOREIGN AID-The dispute
over this bill could be the bigges
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enough volunteers. Congress
omitted these provisions.
As finally written, the bill
would provide special training
for up to six months to as many
as 250,000 young men annually
who agree to serve 7la years
thereafter in the active reserve,
Youths under 1917 could volun-
Iteer. and in exchange be exempt
led from the draft, which now
requires two years of active duty
Those who fail to keep minimum
reserve training could be recalled
to active duty for As days.
These provisions would apply
only to those entering the serv.
ice after the measure becomes
law.
There are only about half 9
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BECK's HOME BOUGHT BY UNION

SEATTLE Teamser President Dave
rent The
Teamster policy of providing their president with
unionP
WirenhotO
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fort and stability on any type of road at any speed
Pontiac's performance is strictly Pontiacs alone
and It stems from the most modern, most advanced Va
in the industry It's mighty 20ohp. Strato-Streak V8
with barrel carburetor provides more power than
any car within hundreds Of dollars of Pontlacs modest
price-and delivers it with the greatest economy ana
dependabiity in Pontiac history!
Another Pontiac extra value, so easily measured
when you get behind the Wheel the supreme ease OF
handling that keeps all its eager power and husky big
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t. takes only one word to explain why todays Pontiac
is far and away the most popular Pontiac ever built
That word is VALUE.
Buyers from both ends of the price scale are finding
that Pontiac provides just about everything any car
at any price offer It's matter OF fact not OPINION,
that Pontiac is the biggest most powerful car at the prce
For size Pontiac reaches high into the ne-car price
range-and comes up with long 1927 or l24' wheel
base This is size here counts because, as you Know
nothing beats long wheebase in providing solid COM
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ness under instant and practically eortless control
And you interpret value in terms OF appearance
here again Pontiacs your kind of car. There's clue
to tomorrow in it's distinctive Twin Streak beauty and
Vogue Two-Toning ng-and promise that here is style
that viu stay ne1v and fresh for years!
And for the final value clincher-Pont1ac prices ut
easily into any neU-car budget
No wonder Pontiac sales are at an al-time high!
Come in soon and drive this wonderful car. We're sure
you, too will join the big swing to Pontiac!
Lou exhucost option; $50 h.p. standard
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HOUSES FOR sArE-yA.


APPROXIMATELY . ACRES
HIGH ON A HILL
With ta-acre lake and partly wooded:
redwood contemporary home, has
bedrms. $4,000.
CouNTRYMAN ESTATES
JE. 2-o66S JE. 2-072d
HOUSE WITH SWIMMING POOL.
SIS. 900. English-style, dormered-
type 2-story brick. just OF Mt,
Vernon Memorial blvd, q doors
from from, Belle IA. Country club
berry. Swimming pool with filterinR
system. separate brick garage. g.
room house, big screened porch
Owner leaving country and vii
OPEN ! TIL DARK SAT. AND SUN
House at 705 18th street. New Alex
andris. See Mr.. Davis. $500
down and Sl25 per month. esss
Ewes XII 9-S64tS1
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HOUSES FoR sALr-Mp.

propsr: prsetieaiiy new. iarss eerm.
dream Eitehsn; a2.tt. Di living r rm.,
hreplaee: full bsmt.; fenced. level
S am., N e4;sss S.,o sset 6 s as
HUGHES CO. AP. 7-fzoo til J; n n +.
$40 PER mo-, with 3 $3.50 cash pay
ment win buy this modest 2-bedrm.
bungalow In East Rivsrdale Gas
pm. VA. sSSRsa Re sRoiBE EkT s
N P2ASis zd ( Sc. to Wash, BALTIC. Flsy.
Extra lge. 3-bedrm. brk. semidet.;
150-ft. fenced I'd. and est. gdn. As
sumo ~. 25-yr. loan. UN. 4-21oS,
HOUSES BIZ HUGHEs-cozy brick
Cape Cod, ciose-in location: 2 bed.
rms: stairs TO expansible attic. full
bsmt. $4,000. Oh $50 down. W. R,
HUGHES CO.. AP. 7-14oo til pm.
EXPANSIVE. NOT EXPENSIVE. 7-rm,
brick; full-sized living rm., dining
rm.. kitchen: best buy for vet. or
conventional at S15,560; near
transp.. schools and shopping, etc.
TO To- see; call Redwood e-6sso .p, eyes +
VIEW REALTY CO. $3.50 silver
HESITATE AND MISS; S12,500, CT
or conventional: this coy 3-bedrm,
rambler is chance Of lifetime: all
city utilities: handicapped fenced lot.
R RswSod s ssssssS ey aPrr Az v sa
REALTY CO.. $3.50 Silver Hill I'd
CT Apr. SIS. 500 BY OWNER. Lang
ley Psrk-Detached brick rambler;
ss9mRl ,; &c kit beautifully tin nm
BEST EST" BUY TeG IN ToWS- want 1 home hon
and income? This charming 7-rm.
brick, going at S12.500, CT or con-
yentional: ideal for family or couple;
fun apartment in bsmt. Redwood
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY Co. $500
Ass Tfs ~ ~. r loan, small down 1I pay
ment Of Ss7 per mo-. buys this al
most,new 3-bedrm, brick home. Lo-
Hasgs pa 9saSItins o Wo9dis " s.
dishwasher and disposal; recr,-type
9 HHns with tile fieSE Only Sls;4oo.
excel. garden spot. Attractive 2
bedrm. raansonry home with expan.
attic NOV used as dble. oedrml D..
Also earport to gear garage of ma
sorry sorry, construction nd and s!ide-up door;
quickly, maze offer. Located Just
of Defense hwy. THoS. F. HALEY,
Realtor, Lanham, Nd, AP. 7-S300,
NEAR TEMPLE HILLS. Sls,50o-
Beautiful new 45-ft. brick rambler;
large living room with fireplace
family-size dining room. big equip
kitchen, full basement; located on
. lovely large level lot. One of the
best buys in this vicinity, Call now
to inspect CRISMOND REAL
ESTATE, $500 st. Barnabas I'd. Sc,
RE. .6-S200.
CT APPROVED. S12.75o-Lovely s.
bedrm. bungalow with expan. attic.
Featuring 25x11 1iv. rm. with frepl
and built-in bookcases; modern,
fully equipped kit: Venetian blinds,
screens and storm windows; Diet
saraRe and driveway. Reas. down
payment. Call THOS. F. HALEY.
Resltor, Lanham. Md, AP. 7-S3O0.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
CT APPROVED

Falls Church area-3 bedrms. with
sliding door closets: lge. liy, and din.
area; foor- to-ceiling brick-waIl
fireplace lots OF windows. plenty
OF storage space: radiant heat; lge,
lot is 11.000 So. IT.. with ranch
fence and concrete patio; walk 70
shopping. school and bus: appraised
at $1,000. Call for appointment,
lE. 1925. III
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& ACRES
8 MILES FROM D. C.

7-RooM COLONIAL RESIDENCE in
beautiful setting Of evergreen
shade trees, This property priced
outhldgs, alone could no. W e
placed for less than 81 Loco. 1ne
new OuTBLDGS include a i car
masonry garage a 20x30 tool mouse
with "a bath and box stalls, q
pheasant house completely fenced
An older tenant house contains s
rms. and bath. This beautiful prop
erty adjoins . very large farms and
is located on Defense hwy. Just be-
yond Glendale Hospital. Shown BY
THOS. F. HALEY
Rcsltor Lanham. Nd. AP. $4,000
--lT
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. FORESTVILLE - A stately
Southern Colonial home on
more than s acres of beauti-
fully wooded and Handicapped
grounds with swimming pond
and dock. p beautiful rms. with
high ceilings. ga baths, Gear
garage and servants quarters.
Please call INEZ CUSHARD.
Realtor. OIL. 2-5S6G.
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~--a---r-s
Sc Q50

For this attractive 2-bedrm. bungalow
with fully equip. kit. lge. lot. with
side driveway and also an additional
bldg. for workshop with alley in rear
Nothing down 81, $40 per mo.
WA 7-h134 WA 1-44hS
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CT BARGAIN

1907 w St.. Bradol Try hts.
2-bedrm. bungalow; large upstairs,
lge. liv. rm., din. rr, equipped KIT;
bsmt.; closed porch; 2-car garage;
S12,125. $3.50 dr.. approximate So
mo-. everything.
6005 o st., Hillside, Md.-SS,950,
$3.50 down, approximately S57 mo-;
2-bedrm. bungalow: liv. rm.. din.
nm. equipped kit: full bsmt.
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FORESTVILLE
S10 Q00--GT

No down payment; @-bedrm. red
wood rambler; fenced yard: large
rooms, RE. 6-s576. LII
EVANSVILLE HILLS
Approved FILA at $4,000. $1,000 On.
6-Rm. Home, Plus Apt.
In an outstanding close-in neighbor-
hood, truly spacious home with
ter bedrm.. 13x2l. each with pic
ture window; full bsmt,: Ind bed
rm. Is pine paneled: 2-rm. kit. and
bath apt on End f. with pvt. en-
trance. Call r, A. HUMPHREYS till
g IN MA 2.50on
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PARKLAWN-DETA
Lovely 3-bedrm. brick Colonial In
most convenient w. Hyattsyille TO-
praised $4,000.
HUGH T. PECK
1850 New Hamp. Ave HE. 4-640G
BEAUTIFUL CHEVERLY - Opposite
park. nice outlook nearly new,
cape style brick: : bedrms and
bath on LIST floor Nicely finished
upstairs with 2-bedrm. space. Full
basement with outside entrance,
FENCED lot: Gil appraised, 1880.
HUGH T. PECK. HE $500
ADELPHI PARK-RAMBLER
2405 UNIVERSITY LANE
Brick. 8 bedrms., Ia baths, full
bsmt., gas heat: large yard. Gil.
S14.750.
READMoND REAL ESTATE
Tu. 2-6l6I EN-. 3-SS75
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2-sToRY BRICK COLONIAL
, bedrms.. SEP. din. rm.. den, Ia
baths; entr. hall; full bsmt. and
attic; att. gar.; patio; disposah dish
Pentagon. 500. 500. 1919 N. Fred
erick St. Ari, Va. IA. 7-5263:
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FALLS CHURCH-Almost completed

FALLS CHURCH-Almost completed
pick your room colors, !a4-acfe, cor
ner lot; 3 bedrms., :. baths, large
kit; full bsmt. with firepl.; garage;
Dashboard heat. Brick. Hurry for
this pre-eon pletion. bargain, Only
S23,95O. Mr.. Wright, JE. 3-9222:.,
r soN I daI RRAhTI aR IEc. -nsdroom
.-story Colonial, full bsmt., fenced
yard. shade and fruit trees, barbe-
cue, sep. din. rm.. mod. kit: S16,-
500 BY OWNER. JE. 2-2104.
FALLS CHURCH AREA - 3-bedrm.
brick rambler: large liv. nm. with
neWIY decorateS price CO. si4 95o. viii
FALLS CHURCH--2-bedroom brick
and-shingle bungalow. with = partly
finished bedrooms on Ind floor:
basement. screened i, porch large
o fsnsed ki gsrd yE 81 . Sis"oo' L Nc
FALLS CHURCH, CT bargain-3-bed-
rm.. H-yr,-old BUNGALOW; washer.
dryer: l.12" so, #. storm windows;
fenced: patio, CT approved. R.V.
slIS75; t 5E a; .Rs. n. dla
custom interior; S26950. JE. g
1852. Absolutely no agents, III
HOLMES RUN ACRES level con-
temporary: 3 bedrooms : baths,
. hreplaces. .TV room: patio. plan
ned community ogt Rou nen 90 s:ct turn
left to .24o4 Hemlock dr.. Falls
L ohaFGs G LANE AREA, N, Arl.. $3.50
Vermont street N.--3-bedrm., 3
bath brick rambler: compl. GE kit,
full bsmt. with garage screened &C.
trees trees and many EXTRAS; neal
schools: 10 min. ,Pentagon and D. c
via Geo. Washington Pkwy. Low
down payment: assume st trust
payable S102 so mo, Under the
@ Sn at TO 81 '9 % d 3nfg Sst snd
MCLEAN, yA.--Conveniently located
3-bedrm. Cape Cod, attractive 4
acre. lovely quiet street: Sl3.l0u,
!oT down payment to Gil. OWNER
NORTH eI gI's aaRRllINGroN--ss.so 800 cash ca
Insurance will move you into an
Colonial. in most desirable neigh
borhood. within walking distance 70
schools and buses. MARSTELiEk
,McCABE, XII, 9.s5Ss. u,,,o-.
att. garage: 3 bedrms., Bendix.. dis
posai stor. attic. storm windows,
mir. firepl. lge. fenced yard, Orig
OWNER. Vacant. 1850 N. Greenbrier
JE. $4,000 week ends, or after g
VIENNA RAMBLER. furnished or I'M
furnished; "a acre; blocks from
town and school. DU. 5-s503. III
WESTLAWN - 3-bedroom rambler;
beautifully Handicapped lawn; $12.-
500 will GI; option to buy share
in community swimming pool. BY
OWNER. 1887 Weston I'd. JE
MISSIONER, by owNER-o-rm. CO.
lonial; l,v. rm.. separate din, rm
and kit. LIST A.. 3 bedrms. and bath
2nd f.; unusually close to shopping
schools and transp. Full basement;
slate roof; fenced yard. porch. Price
Sl7. $50 INSPECTION invited; -s Et
Ms sssTsf f k nSSh snd No 10 p Much CASH,
Particulars Need space? See this
brick home; i bedrms.. den. 2is
paths. Easy financing. GAERTNER
d ADAMS. ia. 2.0Bl0. lib
Lee. brick home on 4la acres
Grounds fenced and beautifully
Handicapped. Stables, 2-car garage.
orchard. view GAERTNER q
81 a ia 1bo WI assume ise. a. q,
loan: 3-bcdrm. rambierette beaut
handicapped wooded OF, rear hrici
patio. storage space salore. ONLY
$4,000. Call ia 10000 today
REAL ESTATE SERVICE, INC. 4I6;
Lee hwy. ton 1lebe). REAI.ToR.
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HILLCREST HEIGHTS
Beautiful rambler: Gil ap-
proved $4,000; 3 bedrms..
scr. side porch, alum. storm
windows, fireplace; lovely
shrubbery and fenced rear
yard. BY OWNER 2S06
Gather. 10. S-59SS.
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NEW HAMP. GARDENS

De luxe brick-and-stone rambler; 9
lovely rooms, ga baths. pine pan
eled rec. rna.. fireplace. supersize
outside entr. to bsmt.: Ice. fenced
yard. Priced for. immediate sale.
Hugh T. Peck. HE. 4-64O0
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400 Humphrey DR., Forestville, Md
$4,000. $500 dn., approx. S73 so
mo-. everything: ail-brick. 2-bedrms.
1fv. rm.. EQUIPPED kit, fenced yd 8
close to shoapinR.
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GLASSMANOR
3 bedrms. and full bsmt., brick, gas
heat. Price, S12,900; assume 4"t
CT loan; terms. JOHN L. Shell
TON. Realtor. 10. 10000. Ia
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FORESTVILLE-3-B BEDROOM
RAMBLER; ONLY S12.95O
Nothing down to CT. only 1905 down
to non-GI. This is a lovely. clean.
4-yeaT-old home on large. level,
fenced lot Before you buy, see this.
MRS. COX, LII. 2-Sl3f. ST 3-73fS
ATLAS REALTY co ~
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APPROX. rs ACRES

APPROX. rs ACRES
IN-LAW SPECIAL A
stone rambler; pine-pan-
eled liv. 'rm. with firepl., 2 lge. bed
rms. garage: also COTTAGE with
z lge, rms, and bath. $4,000.
COUNTRYMAN ESTATES
JE. 2-0tBS JE. 2-07261
MINIATURE FARM, Fairfax Cy.--
Lovely 5-rm. rambler situated on
s eeaa5; ia % m,ps II acres Win
CHAS. w. SIMPSON CIR. 3-0332
Real Estate CIR. 3-0S51
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els Woodland Rd, Morningside, Md
$3.50, $3.50 dn. approx. 500 mo.
2-bedrm. BUNGALOW; liv. I'm. equip,
kit. re. 10.
Tel. ewes. 70. s-3902. RE. 5-oaHS
WEST REAL ESTATE 20. $4,000
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BRICK BUNGALOW
S11 .QE0

h-AcRE WOODED LOT
Features large living room with fire.
place, all electric Kitchen with dish
washer and automatic washer. Q
large bedrooms, bath and separate
dining room, Excellent residential
netRhborhood near Town Of Fair
Washington, d. c. Cali for informa-
ton and appointment to see,
HUNTER AGENCY
CcntYevilie, Virginia
BrAwning $4,000
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CT APPROVED, S12.75o-Lovely s.
bedrm. bungalow with expan. attic,
Featuring 25xl1 1iv. rm. with frepl
and built-in bookcases; modern,
fully equipped kit: Venetian blinds,
sarage and driveway. Reas. down
payment. Call THOS. F. HALEY.
Realtor, Lanham. Md, AP. 7-S3O0.
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BRICK BEAUTY for the small family
is this 2-bedrm. brick rambler. with
permanent stairway to expans. attic,
on beautifully handicapped level lot,
only l blk. to express transp. and
fully equipped cleo kit: Diet, brick
garage with lge workshop. Priced
at only $4,000; CT contract az
cepted. Shown by appt THE darcy
CO, ia. 5-9393. Once open q till ..
BY OWNER--Assume large 4"o loan
with patio and ranch fence. Con-
venient Falls Church location Name
your terms. CIR; 3-10ss.
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LYON VILLAGE AREA

Westover area-very nice brick CO.
lonial on @ slight hill, features
large living room with fireplace
full-size dining room. equipped
kitchen: 8 good bedrooms and bath
on End A.: recreation room: gas
Milford chronicle., 1955-06-17
Delaware Food Market
Report
BY ANNE HOlBERTON
Agricultural Extension Service
University of Delaware

Meats and Poultry: Pork prices
last week rose to the highest point
since last summer. There are sew
eral reasonably priced cuts, never
theless, and picnics, shank ends of
ham and end cut loin roasts are
good choices.
Beef prices are steady at last
weeks levels and there are many
excellent values. Among the best
choices for economical warm wea-
ther meals are: Ground beef, frank
furters, liver, cubed beef, bottom
round for Swiss steak and chuck
rOaStS.
Beltsville turkeys and young
Delaware chickens for broiling
frying or barbecuing are still al
reasonable prices this week.
Dairy Products: Fresh milk
prices have been cut by many
Delaware dairies to levels well be-
low normal Milk certainly is al
outstanding buy both in stores ant
for home delivery Now that the
| weather is warmer, this is a per
/ feet time to develop the mill
drinking habit. Ice cold milk is a
Milford chronicle., 1955-06-17

ers; Miss Ruth Clements to the
girls who won them and Herman
Bastianelli to the bows.
Miss Clements presented sweat
ers to Margaret Goodyear and Gail
Veasey and a key to Jeanette
Gordon.
Mr.. Bastianelli gave sweaters to
Frank Kruger and Charles Head
ley and keys to Lloyd Sammons,
Ray Holston and Ira Kitchens.
Judge Charles L. Terry, Jr., has
granted DEGREES nisi in the follow
ing divorce cases brought before
Sussex County Superior Court:
Lula Mae Friedel VS. Donald HI.
Friedel; Charles F. Hughes VS..
Mary Elizabeth Hughes; John L.
Lloyd vs.. Nellie C. Lloyd; Helen
M. Smith VS.. Everett L. Smith !;
Walter j. Schmierer VS.. Elizabeth
NJ Schmierer.
Decision was reserved in two
cases: Doris Griffin Spruiell VS..
Richard Mckinley Spruiell and Ell
sic l.. Williamson VS.. Thomas F.
Williamson.
The Strivers Glass of the Grace
Methodist Church at its June meet
ing, held in the church hall, voted
to hold its summer outing at Ocean
City, Md.
Mrs. Virginia Pepper presided.
Mrs. Doris Serman led the devo-
tional service. Following the busi-
ness session, refreshments were
served by the following hostesses: ::
Mrs. Audrey Calumbo, Mrs. Jean
Parker, Mrs. Marie Pepper, Mrs.
Mildred Pusey, Mrs. Nancy Ques-
ada and Mrs. Mary Rogers.
Town Council has officially des-
ignated the east side of Bedford
street, both north and south, for
no parking and the town attorney,
Frederick p. Whitney. has been di-
rected to prepare a suitable ordi-
nance covering the change.
When the town entered into the
agreement with the State Highway
Department for the states $250,000
expenditure in improving Bedford
street, one of the stipulations was
that parking be restricted to one
side of the street. This is from
town limits to town limits, cover
ing all of both North and South
Bedford streets. A spokesman from
the council said that the matter OF
which side of the street to restrict
had been thoroughly discussed and
while it was realized that which
ever side was selected there would
eb some inconvenience, the east
side was thought to be the most
suitable.
Town Engineer John Cooper an
nounced that tentative plans for
the proposed highway, drainage and
sewer improvements which would
require a bond issue, had been
drawn up. Mr.. Cooper has taken
them to Gardner and Sterling, town
Milford chronicle., 1955-06-17
ST. JOHNS
Mrs. Laurence Kitchens
Phone Georgetown 24w

Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Empfit OF DO
yer called on Mrs. Sallie Trultt on
Saturday. Mrs. Medford Calhoun
of Greenwood also called on Mrs.
Truitt on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Baker OF
Georgetown spent Sunday with MI.
and Mrs. George Matthews.
Mr.. and Mrs. James West ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Swain spent Sat
urday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
James P Truitt.
Several families from here at
tended Children's Day services at
Zoar Methodist Church on Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Truitt and
son Jimmie, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
King and daughter Sharon motored
to Philadelphia on Sunday and
spent the day with relatives there.
Mrs. Sallie Truitt, Noah Trultt,
Miss Sandra Thomas called on Mrs.
Helen Truitt and Mrs. Lille Stew
art on Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Wilkins and
Mr.. and Mrs. Mildon Wilpine mo-
tored to Philadelphia and Avon
dalucia, Pa, on Saturday and spent
the weekend with relatives there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Brittingham
and daughter Joyce were dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. John U
Birmingham on Sunday in Mills
bOrO.
There will be an ice cream festi-
val at the st. Johns Church house
on Friday evening, July s. Every
one invited. Home made ice cream
and cake will be on sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Moran and
sons and Mrs. Anna Moran of Cray
den, Pa, were weekend guests oi
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mccormick
They also visited Mr.. and Mrs. j
w. Rogers. Other callers at the
Rogers home on Sunday evening
were Mr.. and Mrs. Bernel Dean oi
Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1955-06-17

| consultant engineers at Salisbury,
Md, for an estimate of the exact
cost. When this has been obtained,
there will be a public meeting at
which questions and discussion will
| be invited and after that, refer
endum so that the people of the
town may have the final word as
to whether they wish to go through
with The improvements.
Mr.. Cooper explained that the
plans as now prepared are of per-
manent nature rather than a hit
or-miss proposition and will make
future expansion of the town limits
possible.
The council approved five build
ing permits all for minor con-
struction. The most recent home
building approved was that of John
wilkins for a brick veneer struc-
ture at the corner of Margaret and
Wilson streets at an estimated cost
of $12,000.00.,
Parking occupied much of the
attention of the council. 1t was
voted to contact owners of the pres
ent parking lot near the firehouse
to see if the town could enter into
a loIfg-term lease so that improve
ments could be made for orderly
parking The lot at present is
rented on a month to month basis.
1t was decided also to contact ].
Rodney King, owner of property off
East Market street, where the
group of old houses was recently
cleaned out and see if some ar
rangement could be made to use
this land for free parking.
Milford chronicle., 1955-06-17

perfect thirst-quencher. providing
at the same time important a
mounts of protein, cacium, ribo-
f1avin and other vitamins. Milk
products also are wise buys this
week. Cheddar cheese and cottage
cheese are at fairly attractive
prices.
Fruits and Vegetables: Summer
vegetables already are abundant
and there are many excellent
values Fruits still have to be
selected carefully for good buys.
The quality of eastern apples and
Florida citrus is only fair and
neither will keep long in storage
at home. Even though prices are
attractive, it is wise to buy only
moderate amounts. Most stores have
reasonable prices on avocados
Strawberries cantaloupes, Bing
| cherries and lemons.
All of these vegetables are COM
| ing in from Eastern producing
areas at very favorable prices
Lettuce, scallions, radishes, cab
bage, caulifiower, string beans