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MONTGOMERY

40 ACRES. GOOD home, close in near
INTERCHANGE; $4,000. 2I0 ACRES,
River road extended; Comfortable
home ana only $500 per acre. an
ACRES. close-in dairy farm renting
sor $5 59g per month, and priced at
Sl2o,OOO or about the cost OF inn
provements. 30 ACRES, close in de-
lyelopment farm now operating a.
garry; $4,000. 425 ACRES Of a.
peautltul laying ground to be found,
iong road frontage, close in, now ops
Grating as gary and priced sensibly
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SEE This

Building. by owner; 3-story brick
s & lie store. 5 apis. in heart Of
". expenses, 500 VI. Total price
$4,000; cash $4,000. bal, financed
oy bank. Call or write MRS
GOETHE. Monrovia, Md. Underhil
5-27Si. today
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HISTORIC TIDEWATER
.SOUTH'RN MARYLAND

West shadyside, country home
situated on :acre corner lot. be-
tween West River and Chesapeake
Bay; 8 bedrooms. / "a baths, spacious
living room. dining room, breakfast
room. equipped Kitchen. v basement
decorated; garden space; garage;
poultry house; fruit trees. S13,500
2wios acres, Anne Arunde
County; 2 modern homes, large barn
beautiful view Of Chesapeake Bay
ideal tobacco-grain-c cattle farm. 2S
miles p; G. $4,000.
H snd , FAX sCsG I'D hsS6OT clsarec
marina, 25 miles D. c.
County; 17-acre tobacco allotment
grazing range. watered by spring fec
streams, timber; main house. large
rooms, 8 bedrooms, living room
I. sisssed porch and bath
living room. dining room; tenant
house; 4 tobacco barns. cattle shed
stable, double garage, poultry house
outouildings. paved highway. %
5--Friendship, Anne Arunde
county; = acre, modern 5-roon
nome, garage, paved road. Immediate
6@fS acres en.SVo. ti ID miles d cr g;
paved highway. ideal cSe"@ subdiv Ssfen
private estate, all utilities. 10 mile,
annapolis. 80 miles d. c, Imneci.
ate possession. Will sell whole o,
part, liberal mortgage.
INSPECTION BY APPOINTMENT
Csll MRS; Williams. University =
Prince Frederick MorvIond
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1928 EYE ST. N.w.-seven rooms.
z private lavatories, newly decorated,
wired for air conditioning.
ThoS. j. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73s 18th st: NV. DI. 7-6s30
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FARMS

I6l ACRES; nice house: 1,500' state
I'd front; $4,000 down LO. 7-S455.
l9 -s Ems. acres; $1,000. Lo.
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SUGAR LOAF MOUNTAIN couN.
IRY-30O-acre farm with Unusually
handsome unimproved 10-rm. stone
dwelling. built about 1900; VERY
lovely view Of mountains; s Minis. Ia
new 24O express hwy. at first access
point north Of MONTGOMERY Co,
This is one Of the few remaining
such opportunities offering the po-
tential of Q really handsome estate
Price, $4,000, and owner will help
finance. Brokers invited.
a.. ACRES. Q dwellings, bank barn
and farm bidRs.: will divide TO suit
purchaser. Near Hyattstown.
15-AcRE STOCK FARM. 7.rm.
mouse, barn, etc: large spring and
stream: near Hyattstown on new
Route 240; sl7.660.
QUAINT OLD 2-sToRY BRICK.
rms, nreplaces: nice elevation and
loc.' on hard I'd. near New Market:
~ acres for $4,000. Additional
farm and hldes. avail; SO mi. b. g.
BEN LaoARpE, fremont 4-41e4
SANDOz, INC, DU. 7-1234
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kINSALE, VA. Q20 miles from
Washtngton)-74 acres cleared land
IN fun crop; 4-bedroom house with
full bath on LIST A.: liv. rm., 26xl8:
screened front porch; pine paneled
qen;, 3-room cottage, new outside
buildings for machinery: reasonable
buildings. Possession Nov. /, 1855.
CAL OIL. 2-S774 for more informa-
ton
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MANASSAS VA

u Dairy farm. 1877 acres. conn
pete with cattle and machinery.
Colonial home. barns and outbuild-
inRs. Price on request.
- Fine. brick home Several fine
oaTns with dairy farm. 1872 acres.
on beautiful highway. Terms
ID Country home with beef cattle,
Iarm OF 200 acres. Nice herd. Good
machinery. $4,000. Terms,
Also several small farms with good
MONIES az reasonable prices. Terms.
THOMAS L. JUSTICE
Real Estate Broker, Manassas Va
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-LoUDoUN COUNTY
9oe AcREs-np1cx uo..v

206 ACRES-BRICK HOME
This Is one Of the few available
properties encompassing both fins
home and excellent land. The 200
yr,-old. modern 4-bedrm.. lia-bath
home is in good condition. There
are 8 fireplaces. Also log wing
which Is sound but not remodeled;
National oil hot-water heat: spring
all cleared. improved with meal
house, mach. shed. barn 70x40 anc
additional necessary bldgs. Prieec
for immediate sale, SCI, 800. terms
Ewes. and Sunday, call James Tyler
Lenah 5-2612. GEORGE MASON
GREEN CO.. IA. 4-14O0.
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

EXCELLENT POTENTIAL over III
acres, on Colesville rd., at busy
intersection; store, gas pumps and
3 dwellings, in the fast growing
community Of Colesville; good in.
come producer. a: J. KESSINGER
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Investment Near Gaithersburg
10 acres beautiful land, Ions
frontage bet. old and new Rt. 24o'
10 acres near B. a. o. RR, Elk.
cellent light industrial.
2 acres with spacious tree-shadas
charming. 4-bedrm. 2-bath oil-hsat.
ca older home. BARBARA q. ROSS
6roker. Gaithersburg 323-R.
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q. 5. NO. 30 HWY, farm neal
Chantilly; 80 acres-comfortabl,
4-bedrm. home. barn and othel
buildings in excellent condition
very well kept; owner selling du,
70 health. Very reasonably priced
WARD CLARK AND ASSOCIATES
Chantilly: Herndon 3-SOW3 q
Lenah 6-2496. Open Sunday l to
and by appointment
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FREDERICK CORE acres fer.
TIE stock farm, fully equip. viii
m niSa.. home and farm bldgs., pos.
Side operation ready to 20. see il
CARROLL Co.-I11-acre stocl
Lbs farm 7-rm. brick house, barracks
tax rate; ilalf-mile of maesdam ~
irontaRe; immed. posg.: Si6 onS1
Gau E. F. MAYNE, with C. M
MARSTELLER. Real Estate, Gath.
ersbure o56-J-l "l'N-
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ReminEton. Va. Remington II
NEAR sPERRYVILLE VA I'm
acres tabout y open and rest IN
TIMBER with Arm. log house with
large stone chimneys, 9 hreplaces
log outbldgs.: 25 fruit trees:
small streams; beautiful lake site:
property fronts on good gravel
road but house is ls-mi. from
road; good view; ideal Tor huntins
lodge or hide-away place; terms;
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ACRE BpILDING STE near
s 3;l,S.I1s " 200 sssy terms.
(continusd on Next Pace
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EUGENE B. GINGELI,
FOR I.AMnc CAYrc

rOh LANDS SAkES
Don't miss this 15-acre farm near
Mitchellyiiie, Ma, with its 3-bedrm.
nome, 2-car garage. tobacco barn
ana morse stable. All for S22 500. on
terms. Call Mr.. Biting, AP. 7-4t,T6.
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Warehouse or Light Mfg.
1000 so. FIT

Qne.story. very modern, fireproo
partitioned once area. side and reGi
driye-in entrances: 1b-ft. height: NJ
upright columns. Reasonable rental
Eyes, or Sun. call 'WO. 6.0Q63.
l42O K st. NV. Elk. 3.1sI1
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UPPER MONT. COUNTY
FREDERICK COUNTY

ZOO ACRES
Estate dairy farm: 322
acres cleared: 50-cow WASH
lngton-type barn with at
traetive IA room old stone
country. mansion. completely
restored, with 4 baths. ram
dom width floors. studio.
nreplaces: ) room modern
house. 6-room tenant house:
silo, bank barn, ali neces.
sary outbuildings: near SUI
gar Loaf Mountain; over l.
mile frontage on State road
and Monocacy River: SIS
mlies y. c. Shown by APP
=, For further particulars Of
this and other properties,
contact L. A. Abercrombie,
Poolesyille 1881.
Randall H. Hagner g. Co.
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las. H. JAMISOl
REALTOR
LOTS FOR SALE

cave Springs summer resort on the
nank Of the Shenandoah River. Some
lots with river Irontage: walkins
distance to National Forest, bath
ing, nshlng. bis game hunting. Linn
ted resort privileges. City water TO
all lots. $500 each. Si57 al down
70 approved purchaser. PETERS
REALTY, Rte. /, Vienna, Va, PIT,
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CO., vA.-s9-ae
farm on south fork Of the Shenan-
doah River. near Elkton; part up
land, all fertile, suitable for grain
or livestock, Approximately 10
acres Of. frst-elass white oak tim
cistern and well; 6-room house Of
old-fashioned brick. nearly 200
years old, with fireplace IN every
room with fancy hand-carved mar
ties. Barn and all necessary OUT
buildings. House on elevation
facing east, overlooking the shen-
andoah Valley with q view OF the
shenandoah National Park in the
BACKGROUND An ideal vacation spot
with fishing. boating and swim
ming. Also 140-acre farm within
close proximity of above-described
farm. For additional information,
cal CT. 1-g213 or contact owner.
FkED J. WYANT. Rte. No. 2, Elk
ON ROUTE in Loudoun Coz a
land, 1O-rm. residence. ~ baths
excellent condition throughout: oil
h.-w.h., garaee, stable. good in
vestment, lovely home. To inspect
cal Purcellyille 6422 (owner), price
ais ACRES = Fine stock farm with
over, one mile. road frontage; good
nuildinRs; wei fenced. $500 per
100 AcRES-Excellent tract Of
land suitable for small farm or build
ing site. Good stream. $500 per
763 ACRES - GorReous STONE
manor house built in 1912. Perfect
condition conc One mile road and one
tenant mouse. 5000 per acre
RAILROAD SIDING PROPERTY.
65 acres and "a mile track frontage,
Germantown area. $500 per acre,
ACRES--6-room house with
bath. oil heat and other modern
eonyeniences; $4,000.
eau Charles H. Davis. Poolesville
zn0O. agent for SAMUEL Z, BOG
LEY. INC. Rockville nfice
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LESS THAN S TIMES

Annual income for this splendid
3s-unit detached apt. bldg. in ex-
eellent ne. central area. All apts.
In beautiful condition. Owner may
consider trade. What have you?
Call SIGLER AND CO.. RA, 3-3431
mr. 0I A-p4aQ
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1 Acre, s16,s5o

l acre, $l6,950
3-bedrm. rambler. Lee. liv. rm
nrepl' din. rm.. kit. pantry. coy
psmt storm windows, screened
porch. LRe. garden, planted; straw.
berries, beaut. flowers. Outdoor fire.
pl. Quiet SURROUNDINGS
JOHN BURDOFT. 1878 Colesville
rd; silver Spring. Nd. Call EV,
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STRO51UtiTf' fl SCI


MAILED FREE Farms. Homes,
Businesses; 3,O46 properties de-
scribed; "a States, Coast-to-Coast
BARGAINS galore! Livestock, equip,
often included, many with down
payments and easy terms. WORLDS
LARGEST. Buy and Save throueh
STROUT REALTY, 234-N woodward
Bldg, WashinRton ST 2-2rR4
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GEORGIA AVE. AND vTERs MILL

GEOhGIA AVE. and VIEKS WILL
RD.-Probably the most valuable
ington area. APPROX 22,500 50. #.
across street from 5,000-car. park
and shopping center to be built
Priced below market value for quick
sale. Contact Mr.. Deckelbaum at
REALTY MORTGAGE & INVEST
MENT CO.. 1904 Vermont ave. NV.
Ma. S-34S0; ewes. and Sun, AP.
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RAY T. CANNON
REALTOR
5-Acre Chicken Farm

NAAAShCAl = dIIll
On hard road. Cozy 2-bedrm. brick
nome on knoll Full bsmt., garage
Many cinder block poultry houses
nov with 800 layers. 2-acre vege-
Immediate possesSinn
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MONTGOMERY
COUNTY

approximately 10 acres north Of
Gaithersburg; long road frontaee:
mr.. Route 240; 4-bedroom house.
barn and other buildings. one Of the
pest buys. Price. S27,950. We also
lands and investment propertiea.
Come out and select your choice.
EIIGENE d nTNHnrT
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81 ACRES MORE OR LESS-Vacant,
Groom center-hall house. Electric
ity and water. Front porch and
side porch. Bsmt. 4-room tenant
mouse; store and other buildings
on black top road: Rte. $40. be-
sign Sat. and Sun. Phone warren
ton S71-J-2
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Potomac River Estate

potomac River Estate
Boating. fishing and swimming at
your own , front yard, View Mt. Yer
from your front porch. Lee. white
brick rambler: 2 bedrms.. den. 2
paths. kit. dining rm., maids rm.
Nv. rm; l5x30. Beautiful 15-ft. pic
ture window 2-car heated garage
Partly furnished. Jeep. garden trac.
TOR etc; ~ level acres. is miles to
opposite Mt. Vernon on the Mary-
and shore. PHYSICIAN, OWNER
OCCUPIED. Price, sos, 900. Reason
able, offer considered. Brokers in
vited. ME. S-l4lS.
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DOUG M. SMILEY
uN. 4-S260 Realtor uN. 4-e7lO
CLARKSBURG. MD

Live and conduct whole or mart
time business; within easy reach OF
Acc. site at Germantown. Good
price and terms for 10 acres, q
buildings, 5OO-foot frontare nm Route
III; opposite Kings Wayside ParE,
north OF Clarksburg cloverleaf OF
National pike. serving rapidly grow
ing communities between Rockville
and Frederick.
ROMER & CO., INC.
Realtors C;aithershura aoo
Milford chronicle., 1956-02-17
Western Auto High School
Store Robbed Band Members
On Wednesday At Dover, Mon.
Milford Group VIII Play
With All Kent County
High School Band
Group.


Eleven Milford High School Band
members viii play III the All Kent
County High School Band Concert
C. be given in the Dover Field
H0RSe on Monday evening, Febru-
airy %, at 500 o'clock.
The band is composed Of SIS stu-
dents from the following Kent
County high school bands FELTON,.
Smyrna, Harrington, Dover, Caesar
Rodney and Milford
The students representing Mill
ford in the county band are Val
vert Fox, first .coFnet; Jean Ja-
quette, Leslie R00sa, first clarinet; !;
Nelson Gray, Frances. Robbins,
third clarinet; Robert Pack, oboe; /;
Jack Carpenter, bass clarinet Del
bert Lindale. alto sax William
Fisher tenor sax; Carolyn Horn
ey, first trombone: Lonnie Gallo
way, bass horn.
Practices have been conducted
BY the band director Of those
schools represented on Monday ev-
enings. for the past month in the
Dover High School cafeteria.
The program has been well
planned to suit the musical tastes
of all who attend. No admission
win be charged
Milford chronicle., 1956-02-17
Burglary Discovered By
Owner Early Thursday
Morning. Safe Was
Cracked.


Gaining entrance through a trap
door in the roof. a thief or thieves.
entered the Western Auto Associ-
ate Store on South Walnat street
Wednesday evening.
While Henry Burkett, the owner
md operator of the store. was un-
lble to place an exact value on
his loss. it wiz probably amount to
several hundred dollars.
A large floor safe was ripped
open, and a bag of silver was re-
moved. Fortunately, Mr.. Burkett,
prior to closing the store Wednes-
day afternoon, deposited his days
receipts in the bank. and the mon
ey taken was cash drawer silver
and pennies. Also known to be TAX
en- was a rifle, while two large
cases Of valuable watches and per
fume, loaded up and ready to go.
were left behind, when the thieves
apparently were scared of.
The robbery was discovered
around one o'clock in the morning
by Mr.. Burkett, upon his return
home from Baltimore, and the rob
berry is thought to have occurred
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Milford chronicle., 1956-02-17
Crusade At
Is
Big Success
Climax Of Service Last
Sunday Came When
Congregation Pledged
$4,000 On Altar.

The Calvary Methodist Church
was filled to capacity last Sunday
as the Loyalty Service, climaxing
the Sanctuary Crusade, was held.
Rev. Donzel @. Wildey, Minister OF
Calvary Church, conducted the SER
vice and introduced the Crusade Tf-
rector, Rev. Leon L. Blackman. as
the preacher f0g the day. The SER
vice was climaxed when the entire
congregation moved forward bring
ing their contributions and sub
scripti0ns. t0talling over $4,000.
and placing them upon the altar.
During the past few years. Cal
vary Church has been in the midst
Of 4 Building Program. which was
made necessary by the destruction
q their church by fire in 1851.
Since then. the Education Uns has
been constructed and plans con-
tinued for the completion Of the
new church. The Building CGmmit-
tee under the Craftsmanship Of Mr..
Richard Hall, had presented plans
for the completion Of the Sanctuary
and finishing the construction Of
the Steeple. After further consid-
Grafton, the Finance Commission
Of Calvary decided upon a cam
paign for $4,000 to complete this
work and retire the present debt.
The Official Board, with Mr.. Joseph
Isaacs as Chairman. requested the
Board of Missions Of the Methodist
Church for 1irectic=l in planning
the Crusade for Funds. An Execu-
CONTINUED on page six)
Milford chronicle., 1956-02-17
LeWes Lions Club
Minstrel March 2
Will Be Presented In The
High School
Auditorium

The annual minstrel Of the Lew
es Lions Club viii be held in the
Lewes School auditorium. on Fri
day evening. March End, at eight
o'clock.
For several years this minstrel
has been the highlight Of the win
ter season, and, according TO those
in charge, this year will be no ex-
ception.
Back this year as interlocutor
will be the very popular and cap
able Pesry Burton who did an out
standing Sob last year. The patrons
Of the minstrel viii be happy to
leaIn that Ernie Rafledge, Harry
He'll, Dicl1ie Brittingham and Step
heIl Vaughn will be back as end
mea, and that John Houston and
Donald Dillon viii be breaking into
the routine. With these two new
additions anything could happen
The high school chorus, sixty
CONTINUED on page nineteen)
Milford chronicle., 1956-02-17
Houston PTA Plans
Auction February "a
WIN Be Held In Fire Hall Next
Friday Night

Houston, Milf0rd's lively little
neighbor to the west, has an active
Parent = Teacher Association of
nearly 400 members, every single
one of whom is vitality interested
in their school, which is one of the
incest small schools in Kent Coun-
ty.
Each year the PTA selects a pro-
iect and through its membership
supports that particular project
with vigor. This year, two ladies
in the community, Mrs. William
Scott and Mrs. Clinton Marvel, are
operating a cafeteria in the school.
serving the children, many of
whom live in the country and come
by bus, a hot lunch. The PTA is
backing that endeavor, and on Fri
day, February "a. at eight o'clock
in the fire house, they will hold
an auction to raise funds to carry
on this work.
There will be offered for sale
dressed chickens, all kinds Of cakes
and pies, farm produce and mer-
continued on page seven)
Milford chronicle., 1956-02-17
Mss DeLaware WI
BeCr0wnedMarchIO
Eight Young Ladies Including Miss Janet Kern
OF Milford Are Nieing For State Honors;
Crowning VII Take Place On Playhouse
Stage In Wilmington.

I'VE had a very fine representa-
tive this past year in Miss jeanne
Lorraine Sakowski, . Mr. Field
said, and / am sure thet the Jay
GEES viii come up with another
gracious young lady to serve as
our Cherry Blossom Princess and
- assist US on our opening day,
Monday. Nay q"
The new Miss Delaware viii be
the guest of the Delaware State
Society when she visits the ma
tons capital, and plans for her
royal reception there are il the
making. u. S. Rep. Harris B. Nc
Dowell. Jr., president of the Socie-
u, WY assist in these arrange
ments.
Meanwhile eight young ladies
are rehearsing for the big event
on March 10 under the supervision
Of Stage Director Kenneth Snyder.
Each girl viii be taught how best
TO present her three part perform
ance IN the Playhouse. and the con-
testants viii cover a wide gamut
Of talents beside appearing in eve
ming gowns and bathing suits.
continued on page sevenl
Milford chronicle., 1956-02-17
Lions Club VIII
Buy NeIC ambulance
Service Club To Trade In
Vehicle It Gave
City

The Milford Lions Club decided
last Thursday evening to purchase
a new ambulance for the city Of
Milford.
This will be the second ambu-
lance that this club has bought for
the city. The present one will be
traded in.
The new vehicle viii have a Ca
dillac chassis with a Superior body.
1t viii be purchased for 1921.
The new ambulance, like the
present one, viii be housed in the
building Of the Carlisle Fire Com
pany and viii be operated by the
fire company.
Price Webb, who had charge Of
the program at the meeting, intro
duced Capt Austin TotteSdell Of
the Dover Air Force Base. Capt
Totterdell said that when the base
was started, $4,000 was appro-
priated for the project. Today, it is
Continued on page fivel
Milford chronicle., 1956-02-17
Post Office, Store
Robbed At Houston
State Police, Postal authorities.
On Trail Of CaIprits

Residents of the Houston area
who were expecting parcel post
packages and letters may never
know what gifts or messages were
intended for them. Thieves caused
considerable upheaval in the Hous-
ton post office over the week end,
and some Of the mail may be miss
ing.
State police from Georgetown.
headed by Detective Ralph Richard
son, and y. S. postal inspectors
are working on the case involving
a late last Saturday right or early
last Sunday morning entry into
the post office, located in the
Richard Yost store.
EIltry was gained through a front
window, jimmied by some instru-
fGent The thieves ransacked both
the store and post office sections.
Approximately 25 packs Of cigar
cites, quantities of cigars and
candy were taken from the counter
supplies. according to Mr.. Yost
who discovered the burglary when
he went to his store Sunday morn
ing.
Even though they sawed the
hinges OF the safe, the thieves
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Milford chronicle., 1956-02-17
BridgeUiEEe Lions
Holding Minstrel
Tonight Is Last Time
To See ''Mr.
Banjo"

Home talent was featured when
the curtain rose last night and to
night, Friday, February 18th, on
the Bridgevlle Lions Clubs third
annual Minstrel, "Mr Banjo"
Director Of the production which
starts at $3.50, tonight, is Edwin
James, who appeared in the other
two shows, and has a dancing part
in this one. He is being assisted by
Lester Lichtenberger, who is like
wise featured in a specially act.
All Of the proceeds from the
show will go to the Bridgeville
School for playground equipment,
as It has for the past two years.
Charles Boyer Is interlOcutOr.
End men are Brooks Wheatley, JOS
eph Evans, Palmer Corey and Floy
Lankford. Mrs. Alberta Smith is
director Of the 3S-member chorus.
Mr.. Banjo himself win be kept as
a secret until the show is staged.
Continued on page eighteen)