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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

RAMBLER: breezeway: garage; lge.
liy. rm. with firepl.: 3 bedrms..
bath: full bSmt.; lot, l00xl so, over
looking Patuyent Valley. above
Laurel in Howard Co; Ia yrs. old.
assume 4ec lean: can be purchased
with very low Cownpymt; $40 800.
TOURIST HOME or professional
Offices; located on cor. of U. S. No.
/ in Laurel. I rms. 4 baths: $500
per mo income. mostly perm.
quests. Reduced rice, S22,dp0
FOX & WHALIN, INC.
PA. 5-t@g2 PA. 5-@439
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GARRETT PARK, SIT ,aO0--win
buy this 3-hedrm., 2-baih bungalow
beautiful! wooded lot; in area Of
fine homes, extra rooms IN bsmt.
COUNTY-W WIDE REAf ~. OIL =
ua1H- a,far IgTn E4ufa
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laKFDROUM EKIfk. 1I07' w. HU-
shed rec rim under $40 lpl R.i'
20 CT NJ DicktnH. WOODRiDGE
REALTY CO, no i.f903
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MASS. AVE-. EXT. in beautiful
Wood Acres. MD a0s immaculate
brk coiunisl den and law all.
cleo kit. dishwasherl diGHosal =
big bodrms @ baths on 9nd ~
fun basement. GARAGE acreened
porch slate roof beautiful, wooded
community Excellent ~ finauC .
Ing. FRANK &. PHILLIPS Df
I'LL. rNn. OIL . HlLnM
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GARRETT PARK--Modern redwood
rambler Features all-elec. kit. 25-
. bedrmS, and space for ;lrd. Tilsd
and painted daylight usnit. Gas
heat. i4lacre loi, fenced ard
trees. custom built 1852 Excel.
neiphborhood Near schools ana
bus. Has 80 FLA loan. $4,000.
81 uOu an 10 1-z4uy
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OLNEY, MD. = SCI. 900. Secluded
nome situated on . acres; Iiv IN, =
Is by ~ with fireplace ) hedrnis
baths, : fireplaces. screened
loren OIL h;-w. H., deep freeze.
n 8ilh ana chicken house included
with tenant house which ear ~
rented for Sl50 per year, adjoininS
ms property. Ideal for anyone win
Would. Ike to Keep horses or cattie.
Gail j, Aubrey Powell, SP 4-5536
Ge asSS w ROBERTSON, REALToR,
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tired couple or smaller family
Charming Cape, Cod, preWar con.
struction; hot water neat; 3 bed.
rms IL baths, sep. din. rm light
bsmt.. screened rear porch. firepl
lJxlD5 lot D. c. bus at door
Asking Si9,a9n 10. 5-36SS, SUB
URBAN PROPERTIES
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ROChNlLLG, open sun. :. to q. ITO
Aenew dr.--First opening; Erick
ramb; spick and span; large kit,
fun bsmt, garage lovely, secluded
fenced Yard Asking Sli 800. Will
finance to suit Out Wis, ave. 10
EdnonSton, III Shell station. turn
right blk, then left on Lewis.
right on Asnew to open sign Mrs.
Mesder.. ~ .9-5I09. COX & CO.,
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS, 5000 First
st. s.w.--GI approved Diet. brick, i
rms, 3 bedrms.. full bsmt., screened
porch: built-in garage; large corner
lot. Open 8 TO Q pm. LII. 4-39S3,
CONGEESS HEIGHTS. 1900 blk.
Wheeler rd.-GI; S70U DIN. and
Approx. So per mo. pays all
rms. 1St-fi. powder rm.: fun bsmt. /:
gas heat: Level lot Open . to q pm.
IOut Alabama ave. to Wheeler RI.
ITO llOlSP LIT l-ISlU
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ROCKVILLE, Open sun. 20. l24
Calvert I'd Vet. If you have $3.50
cash to pay down, then see thts
nice 3-bedrm. home for only 81 :
$50; frepl r00my equip kit or
non-yet may assume ~ Gil lG,n
with substantial amt OF cash;
choice area N West End Out w.
Montgomery TO Aberdeen, turn left
TO I24 Calvert ana open sign. Mr..
I0ag 20. a-iaOJ. cox g. CO.,
LMla ~ o Z
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Modern 2-bedrm brick: sep. din
nm. rec. nm; fence. quick posses.
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BETHESDA, Naval Hosp. area; SIG.
50a---Lovely 3-bedrm brick home
spacious liy, nm, sep. dining rm
ELEC. KIT. full bsmt. Ice. leye
lot; CT or FHA. F.. W. BERENS
LIZ co EN- 3-1Rnn IN @
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NO MONEY DOWN

5-year -old semidet. brick, tacine
Fort Chaplin Park. New streets lust
in. 10 minutes downtown over new
East Capitol ST. bridge. Near buses
shopping and schools, Low monthly
assume md trust Only ST. $50
No agents. Call OWNERS. LII. A.
3i1S
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ROCKVILLE, open sun . to 6. sI0
Taylor avo,---Here are . brand-
new 3-bedrm. rambs.; vacant, CT
appraised, S13.S75 Full bsmf'.
eating. space in kit; handy 10
everything. Or will sell TO non-yet.
With nominal amount Of cash From
on First st. left to BALTIC I'd, right
on TAYLOR to open sign Mr.. Lewis,
OIL n-lGl3 cox q co INC -
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RoCKvILLEl opEN sun. 2

ROCKVILLE, OPEN SUN. Cd, 1904
Parrish dr--A sacrifice sale for
settlement cost only. move in for
less than 5000; a .:-yr -old 3-bed7
pay 3 400 down. then $40 per
mo Out Wis ave. turn right on
Edmondston ave al Shell station,
! blk TO Lewis, then right 10 Par
IRISH, then left TO 12ol and our
sign Mrs Dean. 20 2-2554, cox
q co me OIL. N.IEII
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.

LOVELY 2-BEDRM. rambler, South
CAP. and Nichols ave 1896 Isl St
sw.. Priced To settle an estate
BILTMORE REALTY CO, RIA
3-0317, HUI. 3-S941.
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2511 FAIRIAWN AVE SE
Q FAMILIES
NEAR ROtJ,TNC EIFr0

NEAR BOILING FIELD
Open 3 til z; 500 Oakwood st. sc
-Beaut. apt, on LIST and md As
mot converted 2 full baths, beaut
finished ''llvable' bsmt, many ex-
tras Excel. terms. Dir: Out So
Capitol st. to Portland St, left to
lakewood CAMPBELL, EN-. 2-S53S
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ROCKVILLE, $500 down, sos pef
mo. --Redec. 3-bedrm rambler. cor
ner lot with fenced yard and patio,
Close TO city park. walk to schools;
near 40 National pike and new
ACC loo; conY TO NH and Naval
Hosp, Owner has moved; immed.
poss. WILL STACKHOUSF. Jr..
RealtoT. ! . W Montgomery ave,
Rockville, Nd Call MIR. Horton,
pa 1890 nr q n.Il
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ROCKVILLE. 200 Crsb0 ave special.
H5SJH~- Lovely cottage, large An
chOr-ieuCeG yard, oil a-c, heat.
z. @ DUNE, WA. 5-0Ts2. no.
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ROCKVILLE. Twinbrook Forest.
Sl4,S5O, CT or uon-GI: 81 500
down or assume lge LIST trust. A
bedrm. Cape Cod; liy rm., firepl.,
huge kit auto washer: carport,
driveway, lge wooded fenced lot;
cony 10 schools RONAN a. FOS
GARTY 10. 5-5052; If no answer.
LII h-1nnA
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ROCKVILLE, $4,000 - l-year-old
rambler. $1,000 down; assume huge
GI loan; S79.54 mo-. incl. every-
thing. Many extras. auto. washer,
driveway. carport, fenced level lot.
B1NAN & FOGARTY, 10. 5-5O59:;
II no Ans LII 1904
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ROCKVILLE only $40 UUO for thiS
3-heafm. home. din rm lge.
fenced I'd. not In a DEVELOPMENT;
win q or FLA MF Barton OIL,
"-IGi3. cox Il co INC.
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.COLORED-S25O DOWN

nth AND oUACKENBos ST,
One OF the most delightful semi
Diet. brick homes in NV. rms, .
enclosed porches. built-in garage, rec.
rm., front porch. No need trying to
beat this, so call early, Mr.. Kitchens.
ATLAS REALTY CO. ST. 3-736S.
3436 MT. PLEASANT ST.
At the Edge of Rock Greek Park
SI95 DOWN
Six rms, bath, full basement,
auto. gas h-w.h. To inspect. call
MR. VINNICK, NE. S-2292, DE.
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ROCKVILLE. sl1 $50 = 3-hedroorn
tomorrow h4-acre lot, completely
fenced Auto washer, pull down
stairway close to schools and
transp Easy terms BONAN a
FOGARTY. 70 5-J0b2: If no an
sWer III 5.SUoI
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GLENSIONT = s9.l50. Priced way
below market. Cute 2-bedrm. RAIN
hleTette hugo ward mr. bus anc
schools. Assume ~ loan; monthly
pyints. ST., Incl taxes ins. MRS
HART, u. 5-011J. cox Il co
INC
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LPoTOMACc-.-.Newy hricl s.ll. =,

PoIOMAC--New brick split level
ana rambler on acre lot with viewi
4 neorms., baths. family rfn..
eating space; asking less than sob.
700. SAMUEL Il. BOGLEY, INC.
POTOMAC Office, OIL. 4-6333.
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CHEVY CHASE--Immac. bedrm OF
bath. IND, Exceptionsilv nice IsS'i Iiy
rm., din. rln. kit; light. dry bsmt,
garage; fenced yard Choice loca-
ton, near shopping school and
lranSn. N2l,g5Q. BILlINGSLEY
EHnn
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ROCKtiLLE-sS 800 Cow 2-bedrm.
huncaiow equip kit. Anchurs
fenced ward; nr school: SIS mo,
pays all Non.Gr, nothing down.
Move right in MRS. HART. III,
5-uT15 GOV a co INC ~
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POoLESVlLLE - S-room, o-siorv
asbestos shlnele house and 3 acres.
Sl3,00O Large liv. rm.. flrst-d
pain bedrms; cleo. hot-watef
heateri oil furnace. aluminium
screen storm windows and doors,
Gii;;Isuu Gown, balance SIS mo,
mas, n JAMESON, Broker. Pooless
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ROCKVILLE CAPE con with 8
rooms and bath / st floor. another
bedroom and nursery up; full bsmt.;
nuy this for Sl2,3J0 on VA or
other terms and keep living costs
down. A nice home for sure RIP
LEY & ROMER. JU 5-6lII.
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o31 INGRAHAM ST. NV
$40 KANSAS AVE. NV.

FIRST SHOWING
Vacant. better-built, mod
ern Colonial, tapestry brick
home with concrete-coyered
front porch; side-hall plant
Z large rooms, including lst-
fioor den; modern kitchen
and tile shower bath; iull
bsmt with extra bath and
oil heat. Nice yard. detached
garage. Only $1,000 dn, 70
handle. Mr.. Gittleson, III.
$1,000.
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GLENMONT-Spic and span 2-bed
ra3 home; full bSmt, lovely fenced
yard. beaut. shrubbery; close Il
schools and shopping Sll 800
II Is II DEVELOPMENT Co, VIII
- so
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SILVER SPRING, MD, D407 worth
vile I'd and Franklin ave- rs
Cane Cod, 5 bedrms owner trans
ferred must sell. make offer and
assume lgc iiza Ist trust with
low cash payments. MR. CROCK
Ell. He 4-GSH4
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sgf g5O--~4 -gr -sid I'M.
MAcuiafs rambler 3 bedfmi .
baths lse eioletf. dining IN ste
aaraEr, fenced LOT ~ ON Ulil
handle BlLLiNJsLEY EEAiTY
I'm 2.25Zsi evea. OL. 1910
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CHEYY CHASE-3-bedroom 2-bath
ENGLISH Colonial; kit with deep
freeze and dishwasher; encl. porch,
III bsmt, att. garage; S2l,a50.
1876 Wis. ave. OIL. 2-@l23. ewes,
EN-. 2-2no5.
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SILVER SPRING bedrms.. AL
twin size, den. full baths. sep.
din rm. large kit with table
space, full bSmt $1,000 BY
appt Mrs Mcintosh 10 j-3550.
CHESTER II. KELLER, REALTOR,
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rm. brick. 1ia-stor rambler on
u acres; S22.95O. And all ROOMS
ARE HUGEi &c liv. rm., . fire.
pls., plaster walls, dbl. gar, day
light hsmt. with . huge windows
RIPLEY g. ROMER. JU 5-S511.
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HOUSES for SALE. Nd. Cont. ,

BETHESDA AREA--Luxmanor By
OWNER. S15,250. 2-bedrnl' brick
Colonial; beaut. lot. 100x300. VIII.
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HILLANDALE : Modern 3-bedrm
brick rambler firepl screened
porch large lot "A rea, buy HUGE
T PECK. Realtor lie. 4-GtH0
kENsISGT0N-White frame ~Capr
Cod 3 bedrms prize. S10.g5J.
$500 down OIL 4-Nnf1
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BRoOKDALE-Sla,0 50. An oul

BR0OkDALE-Sl9,950. An out
Of higher priced homes, 3-6edrm
brick Colonial with powder rm. or
LIST floor; owners illness forced i'm.
med sale at this sacrifice price
Only blk. from d. c, transp. ane
a short walk to Woodie's aud Oh
CHI shop. center. c. b. WYVILL
OIL o-3.i3n lii O
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KENSINCTON, Sli,300 81. priced
lge KIT auto, washer. driveway
level fenced lot. lively trees and
shrubs; / blk TO schools and trsnsp
BONAN & FOGARTY. 10. J-5n52i
~ r,o oee-rr~ M Z r94fI
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OWNER 9lbb1u III. 3-S41t.
g-DlEh ,PRING EsTATE- Magniii-
cen ll.at0uC rambler Built for
present o. nor b. eLactine sDecllica-
tons IN 1851 Walnut paneied I've
iBg ~. dining rm. picture vim
COW vista OF countryside 3 bed-
iWa = hatas, anlt room, rcCJha-
"a rm pgsaRG Many custom fea-
iurts throughout UnsurDa6sed
diani hot-Wdtcr heat. offered ~ \
Barf.fice nrice by widow over an
acre OF HANDICAPPED GROUNDS yves.
NJ WOo0vell 10 3-0lfi L r..
CRAVATTE, bealt0r M s-O753
SILVER STRING. $4,000; GI 500
down, or -GI--3-b edrm Colo-
nal, SEQ dln I'm KIT Table space,
flil bSmt Lee level Anchor
fenced loi trees and shrubs drive
way. . 0lk6 70 Rollins Terrace
school walk N Langley PARK Or
FloVnf ave hons BONAs ~
FOGAPTY 10 j-5OJg; n no
ansNsr ~ 5.fns4
'sILvlR SPRING - 3-bedrm orick
rambler nice iap0ut scretnfd
porch s-ft ceiling b,mt WAGNER,
cirhWagnrr dspD III dead end
street FHA appraisea Or possibly
sssunc ~, loan 1895 Dunkifk
d. 10 i-Joii Open Sun . 70 u.
suNER SPRING Bsick colonial.
PfW h,gtks 70 Wheaton Shon ten-
Ter ch0o ifsnfB nice fms (,
rcfrcofstt1 Tiled Dsm' si5lg5G.
CDfn rask Cc9fgia AVE 70
HOO ~. ok 70 lIfti Gfsnd-
view ALLEh FEALTOR, "A g.
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LiNGLEY PARK AREA for sale by
OWNER ~ Brick and redwood ram
bier Larpe wooded corner l0i q
rin Kitchen with din.Gs area gar
bape d!snoBal. auto wa@ae~'
screened porch lar9e rioget.
thrOuphnut All on orr floor Wa'k-
inr distance 10 schools buses and
Langley shOuping center SlGGit
includes wall-to.Waii carpgtinR Ia
tSIsF No arff,fa
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KENSINGTON--sl15 MONTH WILL
BUY acre witt trees. garden
play area, fenced lot mr.. school
and stores nice neighhors 3 bed
rms, den. : baths. nod. lit with
brkfsl nonk. fircpl 10 4-n9n4
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CoIORfD--FoR mn DfscRiNi.

MATING ~ hthAetk---a- oflcG
home with every possible safFa
PLUS lovely rec IN nstfsf thar nsu
ccnd ~ gSn auick sale. inppss !
f-H rARADAY PLACE. Af.f.Eg
REAlTOH. PA. e.a13S,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

- 3-bedroom brick and.
frame rambler, 25' liv rm.. sep. din,
port, workshop. ~ acres S15 .25d.
-RlPLEE q RoMER. JU, 5-s5III
NORBECK-Just bedrmS in III.
brk. home. but PLENTY of 40 liyins
space indoors and out. Dining rfIl
excel bSmt.; ga acres. with taft
TIMBER, fruit trees. open Garden
everything Immaculate. SCI. 800. or
$4,000 With half land. Can Mrs.
San6y, EV: 4.9116. j. WESLEY
Smyrna times., 1956-06-14

that the ceremony will be a sig
nificant indication of the meaning
of the Communion of Saints.
Old st. Anne's, an 18th century
building, marked its 25Oth anni-
versary just year ago after un-
dergoing a three-year restoration
program which brought it back
to its original state. The building
itself dates from 1853 and has
been hailed by authorities as one
OF the most beautiful of its kind
in the area.
The interior is now as it was
in 1853 and furnished with auth
entic pieces of the period. The ap-
pointments are of the colonial era,
including reproductions of the
original hangings of the pulpit
and altar, made by a former
member OF the congregation. OF
particular note is the altar hang
ing which is copy of one given
st. Anne's by Queen Anne of the
British Empire.
The communion silver includes
a beaker by John Nys, c. 1928,
and an English service Of 1859.
Smyrna times., 1956-06-14

The beaker was recently on loan
to the Philadelphia Museum of
Art.
The anniversary theme at the
IL am. service will be in charge
of the Rev. Joseph Koci, Jr., rec
tor, who will be assisted by the
Rev. Walden Pell, II, Headmaster
of st. Andrews School. Bishop
Mosley will remain to dedicate the
altar cushions.
Guest speaker for the occasion
will be the Rev. Holt Hutton
Graham, professor of the New
Testament, Virginia Theological
Seminary. He was formerly pro-
fessor of New Testament, Seabury
Western Theological Seminary;
assistant chaplain at Columbia
University and st. Luke's Hospit-
al, New York. He is the author
of Community in the Synoptic
Gospels" in THE Joy of Study"
and other works.
Smyrna times., 1956-06-14

ming to attend short course, and
three are planning to enter the
Dairy Queen Contest. A straw ride
was also discussed. Two new men,
bers Joined the club, Raymond
Alexander and Don. O'Neal. The
meeting adjourned. A birthday
party was held for Ed Jewell. His
sister, Mrs. Slower, presented a
birthday cake with sixteen cand-
les. A ring with the All emblem
was also presented to Eddie, as
a token of friendship by the men,
bers of the club. Refreshments
were furnished by his mother,
Mrs. Jewell, Mrs. Slower, and Mrs.
Darrell. Games and dancing fol-
lowed refreshments. A door prize
was won by Charlotte Mccall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Clough
were recent visitors with Mr.. and
Mrs. Marshall Thornton Of Mt.
Pleasant, Del.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hughes had
as their guests on Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Hughes and
sons, and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Conley and family of Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Clifton
had as their recent guests Mrs.
Garrett Clifton and son, and Mrs.
Paul Clifton of Wilmington, Mr..
and Mrs. Ellis Clifton of Dover,
Mrs. Laura Clifton of Dover, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dodd of
Lewes.
Girls from the near community
who are graduating from Smyrna
High School are Shirley Everett,
Florence Conley, Beverly Carter,
Clementine Pratt and Maureen
Fagan.
Smyrna times., 1956-06-14

Mr.. and Mrs. John Bamberger,
Sr. spent Saturday at Sharon Hill,
Pa, guests of Mr.. and Mrs. By
ron Sipple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Jones of
Dover were recent guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Gilbert Dpwnes.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Lafferty
spent the weekend with their son,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Lafferty and
family of Lancaster, Pa. Their
granddaughter, Miss Dee Lsfferty,
accompanied them home for a Wis
it with her grandmother, Mrs. B.
B. Ewing of Rehoboth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge Masten
spent Sunday with Mr.. Louis Mas
ten and Joseph Masten, near Leip-
sic.
Smyrna times., 1956-06-14
KentOn

The Rev. and Mrs. Frank Lucia
moved to their new charge at
Georgetown on last Wednesday
after serving Kenton for one year.
A sincere wish for their success
in their new work. Children's Day
was held on Sunday evening. It
was announced that the pulpit
will be filed on Sunday, June II,
by the Rev. Louhoff of Lewes.
After three-week vacancy,
morning worship will be at IL am.
and Sunday School at 10 am. The
June meeting of the W.S.C.S. was
held at the home of Mrs. E. Smith.
Mrs. R. Ford presided. The at
tendance was fourteen. There will
be no meetings in July and Aug
ust. The September meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs. James
Rowlinson.
The May meeting of the Home
makers Club was held at the home
of Mrs. Eugene Hazel on Thurs
day afternoon, May "a. Mrs. K.
Wooleyhan presided. Thirteen
members and one guest were
present. The committee chairmen
reported on safety, health, and
community work. Sixty-five dol
lars was solicited for the Cancer
Fund. The club voted to send a
delegate to Short Course. The
demonstration was Setting
More Attractive Table" presented
by the leaders, Mrs. Wooleyhan
and Mrs. S. Knots. The June
meeting will be held at the home
of Mrs. Grover Kemp. The topic
will be Foods That Don't Add
Pounds
The Kenton Klubbers All Club
held the May meeting in the
school on Monday evening, May
%. Meeting was called to order
by the president, Edward Jewell.
Roll was called with twenty men,
bers present. The projects were
discussed and the members urged
to keep their record books up-to-
date. Three of our girls are PLAN
Smyrna times., 1956-06-14
25IST ANNIVERSARY
Dedication OF Altar Cushions To
Feature Event at st. Anne's

Dedication of Altar Cushions To
Feature Event at St Anne's
Altar cushions containing some
40 feet of handworked needlepoint
will be dedicated Sunday, June II,
in st. Anne,s Episcopal Church,
Middletown, as a feature of the
251st anniversary of the found
ing of the parish, it was announc-
ed this week.
The kneelers are the gift of
Mrs. Richard C. DUPONT, who along
with Mrs. Warren S. P. Combs,
Sr., Mrs. Arthur Shettle, Mrs,
Bayard Sharp and Mrs. Steele
Howard, fashioned the designs for
the cushions which viii be placed
around the three-sided altar of old
st. Anne's.
The needlepoint is done in moss
green, with an intertwined oak
leaf and acorn design of brown
and gold. The design was inspir-
ed by the old st. Anne's Oak
which is well over $50 years in
age and which still stands in the
churchyard.
Dedicatory ceremonies will take
place at the IL am. service, after
Holy Communion will have been
celebrated at 8 am, by the Rt.
Rev. ]. Brooke Mosley, Bishop of
the Episcopal Diocese of Della
ware. Bishop Mosley will also
administer the rite of laying on
of hands at a confirmation service
which is a departure from the us
ual parish schedule. officials say
Smyrna times., 1956-06-14
ALIAS SUMMONS IN DIVORCE

ALIAS SUMMONS IN DIVORCE
Dated May 81. 1856
To the Above Named Defendant:
If this summons is served personally
upon you. then, in case of your failure.
within 20 days after such service. exclusive
of the day of service. to serve on plaintiffs
attorney named above an answer to the
further notice.
If personal service is not made upon you
and if this summons is published as
required by statute. then. in case of your
failure. within 20 days from service by
publication of this summons. 10 serve on
plaintiffs attorney named above an answer
to the complaint, the case will be tried
without further notice.
JOHN p. LeFEVRE,
Prothonotary
Smyrna times., 1956-06-14

nuts and chocolate milk were
served. The boys thoroughly en-
joyed the party. The boys of
Magee Cottage, the employees and
the staff of the Hospital for the
Mentally Retarded at Stockley ex-
tend their many thanks to the
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs for
their interest, thoughtfulness and
generosity.
Smyrna times., 1956-06-14
CheswOld

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Attix re-
Gently visited their son, Pfc. Don
aid A. Attix, at Fort Stewart,
Georgia and he accompanied them
on a motor trip to Jacksonville,
Fla, and other places of interest
for three days. Mr.. and Mrs. At
Tx returned home on Tuesday.
Smyrna times., 1956-06-14

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Smyrna times., 1956-06-14
ALIAS SUMMONS IN DIVORCE

ALIAS SUMMONS IN DIVORCE
Dated May 25. 1856
To The Above Named Defendant:
If this summons is served personally
upon you. then, in case of your failure,
within 20 days after such service, eN-
elusive of the day of service. to serve on
plaintiffs attorney named above an an
swer to the complaint. the case will be
tried without further notice.
If personal service is not made upon
you and if this summons is published as
required by statute. then, in case of your
failure. within 20 days from service by
publication of this summons, to serve on
plaintiffs attorney named above an an
swer to the complaint, the case will be
tried without further notice.
JOHN P. LeFEVRE,
Prothonotary