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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADELPHI. 1900 Laguna Rd.--GI or
COW. Attrac 3-bedrm, rambler,
all-elec. tile kit. full bsmt., rec
rm., attrac. lge. corner. fenced lot
ARTHUR L. CURLING. LA. 6-B63l.
LA. 6-776S.
ADELPHI MANOR-Attrac 3-bedrm
semidet. rambler; rec rm., gas heat.
level lot Price, Sl3,950. Al cond
Open Sun. l-6 p m; 1909 25th ave.
] blk, of Univ. lane at Adelphi
II '0 cARMI S1isfE REALTY CO L
ANDREWS FIELD AREA-Open .
81 dars. 1900 Morris ave. lust qfi
rambler featuring I;-acre lot, raised
hearth ircpl in nv. rm.. Ice
cheerful bedrmS, mod kit with
"in-the-wall oven and bkist. bar.
attached gar. estate fence and
many other extras II you have
this type Of home in mind. We
because II cxempliiies the best in
ramblerS Slg.S5O, Call for direc-
tions RANERE REALTY CO, RE
ANDREWS FIELD AND MARI. PIKE
- bedrms dbl. gar.. '4-a. lot, a
ANDRENS FIELD Appealing 3.
bedroom ranch house. with breeze
way and 2-car garage. Circle drive,
oil h.-wh. . acre Stable and
Palamino horse. Features you won
f1nd elsewhere, Priced 10 sell
peler J. hagan e. son, realtor. UN
4-SbSJ. UN llHS5,
ANDREWS CENSUS bedrm. brick
Cape Cod; partially An. rec. rm.,
TeaS. down payment Assume ~
or loan. 5000 suitland I'd RE
A 4ID 20. b4ea 18th
ave Immaculate 3-bedrm. CO.
lonial. First Il features den. fire-
place powder rm,; full bsmt: has
wr beth I EScel d ISe@tiG = ~ John ! A
A vv65NSbiAALEA e. sisT.oScHo : Attractive
Dutch Colonial In new condition: 3
bedrms Nv. rm with frepla din
rm, equip. kit, screened porch
full dry basement auto. heat, ga
rage, fenced lot See today. II.
CARLISLE Dc LoZIER, Reaitor,
AVONDALE AREA OPEN l2 TO q
3 large bcdrms . baths Nv rm..
formal din I'M extra large mod.
kit tiled daylight bSmt,., hot, water
heat. screened porch blks to
d. c bus and shop center; .2l03
Queens Chapel I'd" WA, 1-OflI
BELTSVILIE-.5 tctes, overlooking
Govt agricultural arm lovely :.
bedrm, bungalow recently redec
fun bsmt, exceptionally good well
and electric pump Loo, on i'm.
proved thoroughfRre. lmmcd oc'
cupaney. si5.On0 DANIELS REM
BRapBBTTRY nIliEIGurs--Near south.
ern ave Oct, shingle BUNGALOW, "
bedrms, full bsmt oil h h.
large corner lot needs some repair,
Price $1,000 HARTMAN REALTY,
INC, LU. $4,000, LU 2.bN7B
BRENTWOOD-Opcn 20, 1906 Web
ster 81 CHARMING older.type =
s ss9|% 10 home 6cr 'g oS ds wPPNT r!
SST P gTc.o6S100p "V I I'll G q q We"
BRICK RlMBLER-New 4c-ft., b
bedroom home. with separate din
inp room, full bsmt al approved
Sl5,a0O. 100 down Oh peter J..
hagan 4 son. realtor, uN A-s6Sh
cSsTTroI! HEIGHTS. ooiI BROOKS
S % S.m nv BY Nc oWNE Ess r. Fl o GSs
CHEVERLY doctors homel A dis.
tinguished stone-and-brick Colonial
In best nclghborhood and Of finest
construction. 3 bedrms. den, ~
tile baths, all-elec. ktt tsmt rec
rm and built.in garage, level
I91sS lot sos STly SC Is 500 WA T4r =.
c HEvERLY, 1900 bSth pl - bed
rms IA baths sep. din. rm nre-
place IN living rm extra.large lot
Ideal spot for doctor DOUG M
SMILEY Rsaltor uN 4-s2GO;
eves. AP 7-467b, 5
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OPEN l TO 5

24n6 ECCLESTON ST Carroll
Knobs left OF Ga, ave Brick ram
oleG. lge. liz. rm. marble fireplace
spacious din. rm, dc luxe kit, .
tWin-s!Zed bedrms tile bath and
powder rm. bSm! rec. IN. gas
h " h, storm doors and windows.
lovely lot. barbecue, patio. driveway.
$1,000 2O-ycar st trust at ~
CONN AVE ESTATES 1870.
Dean re- - Lovely 3-bedrm. brick
rambler liy I'm. hrepl. lge. din. :
kit comb fun bSmt n bath.
partlJ finished rec rm. dtShwaSher,
garbage disposal. YOUNGSTOWN cabl-
nets Priced FOR quick sale. DIR
Out Ga ave. 20 Weller I'd, turn left
10 Dean and left to open sign.
4l05 KNOWLES AVE. out conn.
ave. ext Redwood rambler IN
nm, ain rm lRe Kit = bedrms.
of street park Beautiful flowers
and shrubs, fruit trees Ideal for
small family or retired couple See
today.
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OPEN SUNDAY
BEAUTIFUL NEIGHBORHoOD

LOVELY HOME
RAMBLER Well planned brick
home m excellent silver Sprinp
neighborhOod Spacious living rm
and dining rm combination with
fireplace large kitchen featuring
table space 3 delightful bedrms
fun basement and recreation RIM
with fireplace lavatory facilities
Rear patio, fenced lot. Walk tc
public and paroChial schools PRICE
+ 1850 Directions Out Ga. ave
to Forest Glen I'd right 10 Dam
eton, left on Cameron 10 SANFORD
I'M n Nh Eu. On mimi
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QUAINT ACRES

New a-bedrm, 2-bath brick ram
bier. breakfast nook. rec room with
picture window and patio Lear
carport; acre lot; S32 $50. Gu;
Colesville I'd or New Hampshire
ave to Quaint Acres. left TO 3l2
Apple Grove I'd.
Thompson Co., Realtors
$500 Fenton St. s. S. Ju. $4,000
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ALL OPEN SUNDAY
4l0n HEWITT AVE

Three large bedrms.. > baths, Ny
rm with firepl.. large kit. with table
space, screened porch. gar. and
workshop. l25-ft. well This ram
bier built in 1858. designed for COM
Portable living. on | acre. To reach.
out Georgia ave. past Glenmont TO
Hewitt ave. right TO house. Open
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HILLANDALE
KenSingtOn

4AO11O1llS VIII
RAMBLER, SIl.15O Nice corner
lot next TO park spotless through
out. = oedrms.. sunny kitchen, iull
bsmt. with tiled floor, alum storm
windows. bus at door A real buy
for couple or small family
RAMBLER. Sl2.95O. bedrmS.
with GE kit, irepl in liv rm. pull
down stairway to storage attic
sunny enclosed rear porch, storm
windows. lge Level lot.
CAPE COD. Sl5.75O. Wooded
area near school. I bedrms . baths,
lee. kit. rec. rm. in bsmt. Anchor
fenced yard
BRICK COLONIAL. S15.5O0 Large
lot. near school. 3 bedrms eating
space kit. large din nm, full bsmt
alum. storm windows. avningS, rear
patio Take over Sl3 500 4l7et
Joan payable 500 mo. A real buv
LOVELY older HOME. sl9.750
bedrmS.. kit and bath all modern
lied, recently dec, large wooded lot
200-fl deep. walk 10 schools and
CHARMING FRANZ COLONIAL
S@4.500: first FIR. bedrm and bath
CENTER HALL, 4 bedrms and bath
upstairs. bSmt has maids rIr and
lsvatorv -wh. spotless inter or:
wax to schools churches. trsnsp
an shopping Don: miss this
CA'I, 10 5-i900 At ANY TINE
Higgins g. Harrison, Inc.
Realtors 1866 CONN Ave
5
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1903 NAVAHOE DIR,

LANGLEY PARK CAL fFORNtAl /
rambler, . bedrooms, convenient To-
cation
HUGH T. PECK HE. 4-64OO
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CAPITAL REALTY co.
You and Spring

This lovely home on its laT.e and
beautifully handicapped lot is 50
pretty now with It's trees and now
crs, It's big hagstOne patio. It's out
door flrepl It's PHEASANT scr. porch.
II YOU are cOOUed uD In an apt here
is your dream come true Liv. rm
with firepl powder rm, den or
bedrm dining area. kit with dish
washer full bsmt with rec nm /,
upstairs, . nice bcdrms and bath
Modcstly priced TO NJ your bulge,
out Ga ave to 10000 block. right
on Dennis ave left on Barrie to
l0to5 OPEN SUNDAY, 70 .
RE -G15O COLONIAL INVEST
MEET co -
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2906 COLLINS AWE
2425 DENNIS AWE
OFFICE OPEN, 10 til 6

Lovely Colonial Snn 500
Air-cOnd rambler $50 500
+-oedfm Cane Cod S24 400
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dark Very attractive new brick
Cape Cod 3 bedrmS., . fun baths,
fireplace, separate din rm., equip
kitchen with wall oven, birch cab
inets. 70 REACH: Branch ave.
right on St. Barnabas I'd. approx
4 nj. to Livingston I'd trafic IT,.
left 10 Book I'd. TO Rosecroft PARK.
left to 5ill Belfast st CRISMOND
REAL ESTATE. 1920 St Barnabss
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HILI--Large Groom brick
rambler, separate dining room, .
spacious bedrooms, 3u-ft ilvine
room with fireplace. full hsmt.. =
bath and outside entrance. Con-
yenlent location All utilities;
SlS,95U CT or non-GI peter J.
hagan 4 Son, Realtor. UN. 4-S5S5.
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"S11.75O.OO"

$50 New Hamp. Ave. HE. 4-o4oo
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MT; RAINIER. ALP 3Ist st.-2-sty.
Oct brktx.. . rms, IA baths, fun
bsmt., gas h.-wh. lge. "a. subs,
cash; NE. REALTY. CO. $3.50,
MI. RAINIER, 4224 3Is.-2-story
ASP. shin. 3 rms, bath, lge. frt.
pen, gas a.-c.h., fri. bSmt. entr.
5000 On. Agt., CO. 5-S293. S
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rambIer. fenced vd 10 1-15Ol.
JONI C1rp0"AYFp. Realty
FORESTVILLE. open F." 10 Diet
corner brick rambler. = years old
mr.. school and bus 3 diversified
bedrooms, . baths . Ice norches
huge bSmt. sep din rm Ice KIT
with table space. refer AUTOMATIC
washer. Assume 81" 500 loan with
$4,000 down or viii accept Gi
District Hts eft a. NORTH ave
follow signs to 3i3S S}rd ave
2AGAMI REALTY. II 7-g317, HA
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an. nm; irepL. $500 On. GI.
RIGGS MANOR-3-bedroom brick
rambler, like new; fireplace, I'm
ished basement with = additional
bedrooms, Semidetached. all mod
ern conveniences. immediate &C.
cupancy; convenient everything: by
OWNER; GI approved, $3.50,
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ROSECROFT PARK-Open

SHERIDAN St---Very attractlYe 3
hedrm. rambler: larse din. area.
fenced yd wIfreplace, lge level
lot. COW. 10 ERGO. Low down
pymt JOHN A. WENTZ, AP
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WIDER MILL ROAD SECTION

: beurm. rambler with expandable
attic White brick and frame on Ice
lot Llv rm with lRe. picture VIM
dow and frepi ParQuet floors.
Conv.. to all schools. OWNERS.
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RINERDALE; S12 900. vet 5000
down--Very attractive stone We
neered bungalow. = bedrooms Nv.
I'm I'm gin: rm: elec sit.: gas heat;
CARLYLE de LOZIER. Realtor,
WA -5Nn0 WA 1-nQAn
Evening star., 1956-08-24
Discrimination
Charge Pushed by
Negro Veterans

The commander of one of two
Negro American Legion Posts
said today he would press his
fight to end what he called dis
elimination" against his organ
ization's use of the American
Legion Clubhouse at -433 Third
street N. w.
Carl D. Coleman, commander
of the James E. Walker Post 26,
charged the local Legion with
setting up barriers against their
attempts to meet in the club
house. He added the board of
directors of the clubhouse had
denied by silence" efforts of
his post to hold installation cere-
monies in the building.
The charge was denied by Al
ton S. Bradford. chairman of the
board of directors of the club
house. Mr.. Bradford said that
white posts in the Legion held
title to the clubhouse and that
the question involved was one
of property right, not discrim-
ination."
Evening star., 1956-08-24
Petroleum Retailers
Name 8 to Board

The 10th annual Congress oi
Petroleum Retailers last night
named three delegates to its
board of directors.
Elected to two-year terms at
a meeting in the Shoreham Ho-
tel were Harry C. Parrish OF
Houston, Tex; Joseph MARITIME,
Fairmont, w. Va, and Lionel
Berdou, New Orleans.
The retailers will hold the
final sessions of their week-long
convention today.
The concluding function of
the convention will be held at
7 O'Clock tonight when the dele
gates gather in the Shoreham
for their annual banquet. DR..
Evening star., 1956-08-24

in Virginia, North Carolina and
Louisiana is there desegregatior
at the college level" Mr.. Shoe
maker said.
Colleges Admit Negroes
Tennessee has either in
or principle" opened its
colleges to Negroes. Mr.. Shoe
maker said, and the State has
witnessed the first breach in
the segregated school system
with the enrolment, under
court order, of IL Negroes at
Clinton High School in Ander-
son County"
A group Of Southern news
paper publishers organized the
Southern Education Reporting
Service to collect facts on the
progress of integration in the
South.
Hugh Patterson. jr., publisher
of the Arkansas Gazette and an
other featured speaker yester-
day, told. the meeting that lead
ership must be found among the
"moderates" in devising the best
approaches to the problem and
in arriving at integration over a
period of time.
IF we are to achieve orderly
integration, and in time we
he said, lit will call for a
great deal of education on inte-
grafton ITSELF"
Evening star., 1956-08-24
Ruling Delayed
On Negro Suits

ST. LOUIS, Aug. "a (P).--
Eight Negro schoolteachers face
"a long wait now in their suit
against the Moberly (Mo)
School Board. which dismissed
them after integrating white
and Negro classes.
Federal Judge Roy w. Harper
took the case under advisement
yesterday after a four-day trial.
He announced it probably will be
early next year before he hands
down a decision. He granted at
torneys rs days for the filing of
briefs and the period doesn't
start until they get transcripts
of the testimony.
Denies Discrimination
The teachers asked $4,000
each in damages and requested
an injunction against "discrimi-
nation in hiring practices.
Richard Chamier. president of
the school board. testified yes
terday the racial question was
not considered when it let tn
Evening star., 1956-08-24
Negro teachers out in April Of

Negro teachers out in April of
1855.
Two newspapermen who COW
cred the school board meeting
said they heard no discussion of
racial issues.
Contracts Let Lapse
Lincoln School at Moberly,
for Negroes, was closed when
classes were integrated and con-
tracts of the eight teachers there
were not renewed.
An earlier school board wit
ness testified it would have been
necessary to dismiss white teach
ers in order to retain the
Negroes. The plaintiffs brought
out that IA white teachers were
hired later.
Another defense witness said
the school board simply hired
the best available teachers and
the quality of instruction at Lin
coin had been inferior.
Mrs. H. D. Tymony. one of
the plaintiffs, countered with
testimony she later was offered
the job of dean of women at
Lincoln University in Jefferson
City, Mo.
Evening star., 1956-08-24

Citizens Council for Better
Schools.
Mr.. Shoemaker said that he
meant by "integrated situations
that Negroes are either attending
formerly white schools: are at
tending formerly all Negro
schools in desegregated districts
but are not electing to do so or
are geographically segregated by
reason of residence. or are en-
rolled in districts which have just
begun the desegregation process.
Nowhere in the State of Miss
iSsippi, Alabama. Florida, Georgia
and South Carolina is there any
desegregation in the public
schools at any level, and only
Evening star., 1956-08-24

ADVERTISEMENT. A
Evening star., 1956-08-24


dren will attend Southern and
border State schools this fall in
"integrated situations. Two mil
lion will remain in segregated
institutions, he said.
Mr.. Shoemaker presented a
"sfactual summary" on the status
OF integration in the South to
the Southern regional meeting
of the National Citizens Council
for better schools.
- Meeting Ends Today
onThe two-day meeting ends to-
DAY with an address by DR.. Rob-
ert Mills, registrar of the Uni
versity of Kentucky. and a sum-
mary of major points brought out
In the sessions here by Henry
Toy. president of the National
Evening star., 1956-08-24

Because developer
obIe develop 70 consider less tRouyo
veoped Gel il
while pedevekpmen
Evening star., 1956-08-24
A shot
that stops
backache

One of the more common causes Of
nagging pain-the backache-is be-
ing cured in weeks without surgery,
manipulation or lengthy therapy.
September Better Homes & Gardens
tells you how a simple injection is
rebuilding torn ligaments, curing
backaches in 90% of the cases
treated. If you're one of the mil
lions who suffer from low back
pains, read "A shot that stops ach-
ing backs" in September Better
Homes & Gardens. Get il today :.
wherever magazines are sold!
Evening star., 1956-08-24
Desegregotion Is Started
In $40 School Districts

s CHATTANOOGA Tenn, Aug "a 9-About $40 school dis
cs school units have desegregad
school while Negro pupils segregated
other school districts educational leaders told yesterday
Shoemaker of Nashville executive of the South
Education Reporting Service Negro
Evening star., 1956-08-24
PLAN NOW FOR THE FUTURE

build while ond
build fumy may
enjoy the eono facilities offered G0ds" eohthe
everything.
Evening star., 1956-08-24
Judqes Are Elected

NEW YORK-In 20 Of the
States all judges are elected on
nonpartisan ballots; eight on a
partisan ballot with an inde-
pendent ticket allowed, and II
others on partisan ballot.
Evening star., 1956-08-24
LET YOUR EYES
CONVINCE you.
THAT YOUR FUTURE LIES AT
WASH|NGTON'S NEWEST And
NEAREST Shore COLONY
NEW PRIVATE BEACH


you'll find anywhere There shoded
facilities fishing selling private
Evening star., 1956-08-24

Kenneth Mcfarland, Of General
Mortors Corp. will be the prin-
cipal speaker.
Evening star., 1956-08-24
TERMS YOU CAN'T IGNORE

Not only omozinsIy budget eost
for the future-one can't afford
Milford chronicle., 1956-10-05

Miss Hannah Pusey, R. N, OF
Philadelphia visited her uncle, Mr.
and Mrs. John Mitchell and aunt,
Mrs. Effie Nelson.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kline and
son. Lester of Philadelphia spent
the weekend with parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lemuel Lynch; Sunday after
noon callers were: Mr. and Mrs
Frank Townsend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kitchens of
Frankford visited their parents, Mr.
and Mrs Joshua Banks on Sat
urday evening. Mr.. Joshua Banks
has recently returned home from
the Veterans Hospital, in Whining
ton, where he received treatment.
Miss Olive West and friends mo-
tored here from Philadelphia and
spent the weekend at her country
home.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Short of
West Philadelphia spent the week
end here at their home along In
dian River. On Saturday evening
they entertained at dinner, Mrs.
Martha Conoway, their grand
mother and their mother, Mrs. Lulu
Lynch and also their children, Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Kinley and children,
Marta and Mark.
Mr. and Mrs William r. Murray
were dinner guests of their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence B.
Holt on Sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1956-10-05
OCEAN VIEW

This Sunday, October 7th, Rally
Day will be observed at Mariner
Bethel Methodist Church, beginn-
ing in the Sunday School al
10 o'clock. There will be special
exercises rendered by the young
people and children Supt., Fred
Graef of the Adult Department and
Mrs. Florence Burbage, Supt. OF
the Children's Department will be
in charge of the program. At 11:0O
O'Clock the Worship service and
sermon by Rev. c. E. Covington,
Minister.
Last Sunday, the ushers were
Loren Evans, Billy Murray, Neil
Murray and Bob Parsons with Mr..
Linwood Evans, Jr., chief usher.
The large choir rendered an in
spring anthem with Mr.. James
Kenneth Parker, Director. Mrs.
Sally Jane Hickman was at the or
gan and accompanied the choir spe-
cial anthem.
The Sunday evening service was
led by the minister in a song SER
vice, after which Miss Hannah Pu-
sey, who spent her childhood here,
and has recently returned from
abroad, visiting several countries,
England, Italy, France, Germany
and Switzerland, gave an account
of her experiences while there.
Mrs. Mabel Dukes rendered a solo,
Sunrise, which everyone enjoyed.
Those who attended the WSCS
Seminar held in Centenary Meth
odist Church in Laurel on. Wednes-
day were; Mr. William r. Murrav,
Mrs. Ralph Mahan, Mrs. Harry H.
Dukes, Jr. and Mrs. Jennie Par
sons. The Official Board meeting
will follow the worship service at
Bethel on Sunday, October 7th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Murray an
nounce the birth of fine son, born
Thursday, September 9th at the
Beebe Hospital in Lewes, weight
g lb. named Grant Wade Murray,
Jr.
Mrs. Ollie Richards gave a din
ner on Sunday to her children. Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Marvel and four
children, Mr. and Mrs. Asher Rick
ards and daughters, Mona and Joan
Lee, Mr.. and Mrs. David Hudson
and daughter, Ruth Ann.
Mrs. Almira Stout visited Mrs.
Clara Richards and Mrs. Carrie
Lynch last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brice Hickman and
two daughters, Janet Lee and Lynn
of Dover, visited Mr. and Mrs. NJ j.
Parsons over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Jackson and
children have moved here from
the South, and are making their
home in this town.
Milford chronicle., 1956-10-05

Mrs Ulysses West of Haddon-
field, N. j., spent the weekend with
her children, Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
Parker and Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Piper and parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Owen j. Derrickson.
Mrs. Mary ]. Short visited her
niece Miss Mary Ross Bennett in
Wilmington last week and attended
the Women's Council of Churches
while there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Wharton and
two children of Wyoming; Mrs.
Frank Smith and son Bruce of
Millsboro; and Bobby Wharton,
were Sunday visitors of their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Wharton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Moore and
daughter Ellen had as their guests
on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Banks and daughters, of Phila.,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Moore
from Frederick.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Daisey mo-
tored to the Pocono Mountains re-
Gently on a vacation trip. Their
son stayed with his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Daisey, while
they were gone.
Mr. Everett McCabe and grand
son from Bishopville visited his
uncle Mr.. Cove F. McCabe and aunt,
Mrs. Martha Conoway and her
daughter, Mrs. Lulu Lynch on Sun
day, here
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ellis of
Lancaster, accompanied by their
three children, visited the Indian
River Hatchery and Breeder Sta
tion recently.
Mrs. Ollie Richards and grand
daughter, Ruth Ann Hudson have
returned home after spending a
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Hayward
Hudson in Philadelphia
Mrs. Myrtle Derrickson enter
tanned at dinner on Sunday, Mr..
and Mrs Harold McCabe and son,
Wayne and their mother, Mrs Mol
lie West, all of whom are residing
in Claymont during the winter
months. while Wayne is attending
University of Delaware.
Milford chronicle., 1956-10-05
LOVES X ROADS

The eighth annual reunion of the
descendants of Jacob and Mary
Jones will be held Saturday, Oc-
tober 6, at Bethany Church AID
Community House at Loves Cross
Roads. A chicken and dumpling
dinner will be served by the WSCS
of the church.
After dinner the election of Off
GERS will be held and a short and
interesting program has been plan
ned. The rest of the time will be
devoted to a get-together.
Mrs. Nella Moore Sturgis of Del
mar is the president; Miss Eliza
beth Jones of Wilmington, vice
president; Mrs. Doris Jones Boyce
of Laurel, R. D. 2, secretary and
treasurer; Mrs Pauline Jones
Mills, of Chance, Nd, historian.
The annual chicken and oyster
supper will be held on Saturday,
October 20.
Mrs. Laura Collins of Seaford
visited her son, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Collins on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Baker and
family of Wilmington have been
recent guests of his mother, Mrs.
Ray Jones and Mr.. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Chinn OF
Georgetown and Miss Margaret
Campbell of Wilmington called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Jones.