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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-24
Powhoton RuroI Moi Carriers
West and Blankenship Get Safety
Awards for Safe Driving Records

William j. Hurt. Postmaster at
Ballsville. and Lois N. Blankenship
Postmaster Of the Moseley pos t
! office. made the awards on behalf
Of the National Safety Council
West. Ballsville mail carrier. stat
ed that more people should become
actively interested in safe driving
The mounting toll of deaths and in
juries that occur on our highways,
should impress every citizen of the
Importance of safe driving habits.
II is not necessary to be an expert
enced driver to be careful one.
but it is necessary to concentrate
on your driving and observe the
traffic laws completely.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-24
Powhatan Voting Precincts May B,
Sliced At August Board Meeting

At the regular meeting of the
PoWhatan Board Of Supervisors
held July 9, the board was re-
quested to close three Of the six
voting precincts now used in the
county.
Elwood F. Yates. secretary of
the PoWhatan electoral board
presented the request Other cleo
toral board members are B. w.
WIlburn and Vernon Winfree.
Action on the request was de-
tcrred unttl the meeting of the
board Of supervisors on August 10
at which time arguments will be
heard
The present county precincts
arc Ballsville and Smith Cross
roads in Macon District, POwha-
tan Courthouse and Pineviile in
Spencer Dietrict ord D9~S0t CO :
ton and Sublett in Huguenot Dis
trict
Yates pointed out that three
judges and two clerks were re-
CURED at each precinct Repairs.
and electrical facilities, would
have to be accomplished al sew
eral of the present buildings. The
electoral board indicated that for
the sake of economy the request
rl.o.,l1I - er,,o,1faI
Specific recommendations state
That both precincts in the Macon
District be closed, and a new one
be opened near the site Of the old
courthouse between PoWhatan
Courthouse and the Cumberland
line
It also proposed that Plneville
precinct be closed and voters IN
Spencer District use PoWhatan
Courthouse. and that one precinct
be established At Flat Rock in HUI
euenot District to replace Dorset
state and Sublett-
The electoral board made the
recommendations to stFategically
place the voting precincts IN view
Of modern travel convenience. and
stated that it may save up to $500
per year in taxpayers money The
amount saved Will depend on the
number of elections held IN a CIV
en- year.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-24

Mr.. and Mrs. l. B. Wilson and
so.s. Jimmy am 1. g.. Jr., are at
tending the Institute OF Rural At
fairs at Blacksburg this week.
Miss Edith Mae Frame spent last
week at FILA camp at Morgan S
Beach near Smithfield She was ac-
companied by her guest, Miss Mar
tina Southern, of Florida, who used
to live in this county Mr. and Mrs.
j. T Southern. Jr.. have be n
spending some time with his moth
er. Mrs. j. T Southern. near Fine
Greek Mills They have also visited
the Frames several times
Miss Mildred Waltham, of Rich
mond, was a week end guest of Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Frame. Jerry Piercy
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-24

Mr and Mrs Robert Van Der
WORT spent Tuesday through Friday
of last week vacationing at White
Sulphur Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. c. H Knick spent
Friday and Saturday in Covington
visiting relatives Late Saturday
afternoon they went to Richmond to
spend the week end with his brother
and family
Mr.. and Mrs Harrison F. Vert
and family spent Sunday in Lynch
burg
Mrs. Robert A Cosby has return
ed to her home from St. Elizabeth S
Hospital where she was a patient
TOR about two weeks.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-24
Powhoton Rurol MoiI Carriers

Two Powhatan rural mail CARR.
ers were recently recognized by the
National Safety Council for their
safe driving records.
thurman G. West. carrier from the
8allsville post office was awarded
his pin for more than IA years Of
driving without an accident.
Thelma M BlankenShip, rural
carrier at Mosely, received her rec
ognition after 10 years Of safe driv
ing
The awards We're based on re-
ports ending August l. 1855 so actu
ally these carriers have one more
years service than is recognized by
the safety award.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-24

arrived on Sunday to spend several
days with James Herbert Frame.
Van Ford spent several days in
Hampton recently with his cousin.
Charlie Yates. Jr, Charlie visited
Van last week and left for his home
Monday.
Miss KatrinTa :,1urphy has been
spending ten days visiting relatives
in Richmond Mrs. Fred Murphy
has had as her guest for several
days. her mother. Mrs. Tunstall, OF
Chesterfield County
Many animals are hosts to triCh-
inosis, including dogs. fox, raccoon.
bear. rabbits, mice and domestic
cats Sports Afield
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-24
Powhatan Members
Go To Blacksburg

Those who attended the Fedora
ton Of Home Demonstration
Clubs and Institute Of Rural At
fairs last week at VPI included :.
Mrs. E. FLOYD Yates, Miss Thelma
Harris, MIS- J w. Hatcher. MS.
R. j Lester and Mrs. c. f. Bev rs
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-24
Quarterly Dividend

The Board of Directors of Invest.
ors Mutual, Inc has declared a
quarterly dividend of nine cents per
share, payable July IL to share
holders of record at the close of
business June % The dividend WILL
be distributed out of the funds net
Investment income, derived fr Q m
divident and interest income.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-07-24

Israel is reported to have applied
for a SIS 900, 900 loan from the
United States Export Import Bank
1t would be spent for water develop
ment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-22
HOUSES for SALE. Va. Cont,

wEsTovER AREA. in N. Arlington
Assume $4,000 GI ioani Six
I'm. brick Colonial home with
screened porch. Exceptional value
for Sl6.950. The chance Of q life
time. Call ia. 7-930O It'll o.
ARLINGTON REALTY iRealtor)
2300 Wilson Blvd. Arlington, Va.
ASSUME CT LOAN-slx-room brics
in Arlington. practically new. Full
basement. semidetached, with An
Choir fence. De luxe in convenience
81 900 down and low monthly pay
ments. Early bird gets this one
CALL IA $4,000 TIL 3.
ARLINGTON REALTY (Realtor)
300 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va.
FoUR-BEDRM brick Cape Cod
clean ass pin full basement
screened porch: convenient location
near Falls Church. Fun price. Sl3,-
950--name your terms! By appoint,
ment CALL IA. $4,000 TIL Q.
ARLINGTON REALTY Realtorl
1900 Wilson Blvd, Arlington. Va.
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BOATS
MACHINERY and EoUIpMEN1
MOTORCYCLES

skill electric belt sander; Al con
dltion. EN-. 2-ORal
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HOUSES for SALE. Nd. Cont

SUMNER. 5oO4 ONTARIO CIR
Colonial; 3 bedrms., ga baths. rec
nm, etc. Excel. financing. Open
sat: and Sun, noon ttsl 3; other
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NEAR CATHOLIC UNIV, slB,05O--
2-family apt. semidet brick. 4
rooms and bath and rooms and
bath. rear screened porches, sep
arate entrances. Built as apart
ment, not . conversion Call Mrs
Shackleford. MA. $4,000: ewes and
Weekends, 10. 5-86Os BOSS a
PHELPS, INC.
20 APIS. rent sle.54O: ssl. 500,
$4,000 eash. ~ apis, Sl0,3gs
for $4,000. si7, 500 cash. Fine
NV invests eolored tenants. b.
derry owner liquidating estate. All
clear No trades. RA. 3-iss3,
BRICK HOME. con.
fefted into / apt. ana rooms for
rent. owner Is on premises Sal
md Sun. and viii sell or vii con
sider trade for acreage near
Wash or anything IN Browafd and
Pain Beach Counties Fla. vi j.
BJIIkO, 627 A %. ne. 23s
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INVESTMENT PROP FOR sALEINVEsTMENT PROP. FoR SAL

~ ACRES AUDITING Nd. u. almos,
fronts on Rte. i---StronR comml
and indus possibilities; 2 blks "a
sewer, water. Cheap a. s1.70O an
acre. cHAs, B. ILER. OIL. 2-6333,
2-FAM. FLAT; new BLDG; mr.. Ga.
ave. on Harvard; rents, Sl,SOO.
Pr. $4,000, cash $4,000. OWNER.
NO. 7-ssls.
4 EXCELLENT STORES. well rented
IN GOOD uptown neighborhood. Only
Z Yrs. old Income over 50, 900
per " Tenants pay all utilities.
Priced 20 sell fast Mr.. Gibson, 10.
1880 with NJ. PAUL HANNAH.
732 18th 81 nv NE s-4lO0.
I.-UNIT APT. BRioHTwooD-pE.
TACHED BRICK BLDG. Income.
s9,T.O VI each with liv rm, bed
rm., kit, dinette. bath. SCI so mo
~ ad, = ~ 3 b. P PSg, IN excel sona
IU 2-bQp5
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4 BEDRMS.. ia BATHS. big Colo.
NAL: close-in loo; liv. rm,, sep
din. rm. large equip. kit;
porches, I'm. rec. rm.. auto. washer
$4,000. $1,000 down and take
over loan. PRINCE GEORGES
PROpERTIEG Ap 1-Hzra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-22

eI85 DOWN-Attrac. 3-bedrm. Co
lonial home: family-size din. rm.,
equip. kitS. full bsmt, M, public
lesS than rent 10 5.SSC)3
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DETACHED, ALL-BRIcK, l4-UNIT APARTMENT
waKIno9 p pHLS sENLSD As5wHrTE sEJSHgosAoop
YEARLY iNcOMA OVER $40 500 SMALL EXPKssFs PRICE
St y 1890 CASH BALANCE MONTHLY NO BRoKERs
ROBIN RLtrY CORA s-asOe
CHOICE DOWNTOWN TWO-STORY BRICK
o. CORNER LOT SUITABLY EoR BUSINESS CLUB oRoASI.
kAItgk. OR CHURCH sEATlNO CAPACITY FtifY
sSuiPPkD KITCHEN PRicE ALL CASH, 5000, TRIMS
e4 soRfs skATfyIL ~ ~ ~ Es9M 80 20 30 Pm
FOR LEASE-CHoIcE SILVER SPRING AREA
ssToRf APARIMEN1 HOUSE, TO BE BUILT ~ HEAR
ysfESo 'np,Gis syHEIc Rsnks9 LT geoIsp
e5L93SH4hs EEAyILy PcPu1ATEp SPACE AyAiLABfE on
INSURANCE oFsiSL RAJ EsTAIE OF ANY COMMERCIAL rsE
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SO RANDALL RD.i open all day
Saturday. Sunday and Monday
bedrooms large lot, ami Price
been reduced. 10. $3.50; ewes.
IN 2-T513
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT
FIRST-CLASS

Kass Realty Co., Inc.
EN-. $500 EYES. 10. 5-355
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

c5HEvEhLYGNseds no tne, s., so,
on this very Ice. 3-bedrm. Colonial
nrepl.. fun bsmt.. huge din. rm. anC
kit. full price. S1s,700 PRINCE
GEORGES S REALTY CO., UN. 4
CLINT0N--Rsmbler new 3 bed
rms. full basement. fiTepl S15.500
terms. OWNER, JU. 5-5533. 24'
COLLEGE PARK PROPER, 4siI
Quilford rd.-S-rm. home; S11 800
WINSTON c. CLAY, WA. 7-422S.
COTTAGE CITY, MD.-Frame bun
saloy; D rms. and bath. encloses
sgiDENs Is pfi,t i Resito ,qoV VIZ. 3
1910 or WA. 7-469s.
HYATTsv1LLE--3-B edrm. BUNGALOW
fun bsmt.: all rms. senerous size.
ping and schools. PRiNcI
oEoRGES REALTY CO. uN. A.
MICHIGAN PARK HILLS-Loyely 8.
oedrm. home; separate dining room
oasemsnt; near parochial and pub
Asking only s1s,sSo. BY OWNER
No agents. UN. 1864.
RIvERDALE APT. HOUSE - HON,
End a.; pvt entf.: lss, s-rm. apt
on lat a.; h.-v.h; : blocks from
bank, etc: Si7,a5O. DAILY REAL
ESTATE. AP. 7-B844
UNIVERSITY Park. MD,I FHA ans
" approx, -3-bedrm. brick ram
slsri "a baths bsmt5 ike nsy
sEiDENsPiNNER. ResltoP' WA z,
1910 or HA. 2-3s0e.
UNIVERSITY PARK. only $1,000
--Liv. rm.. nreplaee. sep. dinina
bedrms lone rs II long,.
porches, slAssed In, detached 90
IA ytsgTo1 Tooinss csoo,. sTEcHs
ON hP. T.GafS oo-' Nse'
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5000 DOWN. S73 MONTH--3-bed-
rn. masonry rambler, almost new
liv. rm. with picture window, equip.
kit; sliding closet doors. owner
transferred. Quick poss. PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES, AP
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HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.

WEST HYATTSvILLE-7 rms. on
baths: lge.. fenced and HANDICAPPED
lot 135x200 with. paved drive. ideal
ton, church site. apt. site. lge
family home or duplex. On busline
and COW. to stores and schools:
SIS 900 with reasonable down pay
ment; make offer. Private. AP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-22

COITAGk CITY. MD.-Frame bum
ealoy: 3 rms. and bath. enclosed
s gpIIpSa 3 pa Ri Rrifss; ..ito 800 w
1910 or WA 7-ARAR
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MhNAA i Ian hOlO
Sales and Service Imported and
American cars Eat 1914
It'll and r SITS. NV.
,,v.H ossit,2..79tNolc.

Hobart 2-5OOC
FAIRFAX SHOWROOM. Between
Pals Church and FairfaT on III
hwy. a. Merrlfeld. Va " 4-330g
:. ALEX, SHOWROOM; 500 and ISii
king 50, Alex. Va King e-bB2b
MERCURY '55 Monterey sedan: q.
tone finish: fully EQUIP incl. auto.
matte transmission. sos an. Nany
BRANCH MOTORS ~ s-ssss
MERcURY 1858 Monterey S-door
little used by diplomat ieavinr
country. auto shift. q, h.. fuiiy
EQUIPPED; excel. eond; % 200 OIL
MERCCRY 1859 Monterey hsrdsos
tonyertible hydrematie. atone
finish. aii-leathef interior; exeep-
tlopaiiy nice si.O9b. sIaB ooWr
ELL MOTORS. SOLO wis ave
NV. No $4,000
MERcURY 81 Club coupe: sEesj
sone eafk gnIss.n' .. and b. ssss
NERcCRY 1851 z-df nsv paint
lob: rood condition S295 10
f-s03s COLES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-22

WHEATON. assume Gil loan; 1926
BluhilI rd.-Vacant., 2-story semi
det. 8 rms. bath; gas a.-c:h.: Ben
dix; cow. schools. CO. 5-S293.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-22

OWNER TRANSFERRED - Immed
possession. Wheaton--Full din. rm
screened porch. 3 bedrms. finished
bsmt Very clean; semidet. GI ap-
praised. $4,000. Best offer oVel
Sll $50. CT or non-GI. OWNER
VIII. 2-sb6S.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
MONEY WANTED

DESIRE LIST TRUST Of $4,000. on
luxurIously remodeled Capitol Hi
home. on which in access Of S23'-
300 has been expended in cash By
prominent builder. Call AID. A.
6@5S or CO. $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-22
AUTOS FOR SALE Cent?

CHEVROLET '56 Bel Air VS. station
wagon; 4 doors, 8 passengers; pow
erglide, r. and h.; 1-year warranty;
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oEEIcEs. STUDIOS EoR RTN1

lOoS 2 81. NV. - 1000 "a n
commercial once space md M
pewly &c brat Turn, LonR.tsrm
ssoc's ,syyaasg Evss .le wee. ends,
: ROOMS and share reception rOcn
suitable Tor seeountnnt CT layer
WAT BIDS. cal MIKE ZARPAG.
Df i-Su9f
1884 COM. AVE- Nicely decorated
brght oneet giuEls o. double laras
closets DAP Ap 4-tsis. ewes
DOCTORS
sfLvER SPRING MEDICAL BLDd
Oecrnia ave and Piysft NIL "a
aff-eouditl1red cree sIln from sas
ineiuctrG UTILITIES VII lay cat n
yglf tpeciacationt Pcf infe eaS
NJ Nart
wktxKR AND DUNLOP. INC.
CO. e.O2f1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-22

CLINT0N-Rsmbler. new. 3 bed
r Isnm. f9 dw sHHssmsP p, tTePI $1,000
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

ALEXANDRIA-Easy purchase plan
500 down. You rent with option e
buy this 5-room house with bsmt
and garage, in a nice Rosemont To-
cation. Listing 1016-B TIE. $1,000
TIE. 6-7343. AL BAKER a. SON
INC, sos N. Washington ST.. Alex
andria, Va.
ALEXANDRIA, 351 Wesmond DIR
Only Sl0,500! 8 minutes to Penta-
Ron---2-bedrm. row brick house. II
excellent eond.; full bsmtS;, Oil heat !
). H'' WESLEY BuciHAN ma INC
Radio Bldg, Arl.. Va. ia. 4-1155
FALLS CHURCH -bedrm
brk. rblr. on sole acre; ldscpd,, ii
sec. Of .beaut. homes; gas h., S37.-
900; adj. acre avail PL. 9-2377.
LORCOM LANE-Beaut. brick split
level. Just of Geo. Washington free
way, less than Minis. to D. C.
Under the market. Immaculately
built. Only S2g.950. Open, Sun
! till dark. George Washington
fEesEa ~ s IEhs % Sn morcG pTc aHs
z, p STEFFEY, JE. 4-3447i JE
LORCOM LANE AREA-Just 2 traf-
fic lights TO ID. c. You may search
and search but this is hard to beat
Brick ranch styled with 3 bedrms.
separate dining room. fireplace, full
basement with maids room and
extra full bath. Convenience plus
at only 500. SEQ. CAN'T BE BEAT
s sci, "a 7I iNe REAL ESTATE d1ap;
tof Lee hwy Open 90.
PERFECTION in fashionable Mclean
neighborhooG. supreme for this OUT
standing rQneh.fVnH hama Earfp
American recessed entrance to spa
cious center hall, magnificent re-
verse plan living room f2Sx14 II J
with sweeping window wall afford
ing panoramic view OF lovely wood
ed glen; separate dining room and
house beautiful, kitchen. COM
pletely private 3-bedroom sleeping
baths and abundance OF closets;
short, stairway with colorful wall
muralS to lower level containing
ma picture-windowed living room
with additional fireplace, a Ord full
bath and preparation made for
MAIDS quarters. Truly an out
IA. 7-a090 REAL ESTATE sERV.
hwyl Open 90.
OBVIOUSLY DIFFERENT split-ievel
- bedrooms cor 3 bedrooms and
den), . full baths, for only S2I.75O.
The living room is delightful and
the Kitchen Is womans dream
Yesl II has q separate dining room
too, also a finished recreation room
and carport. Beautiful tree-studded
lot. REPEAT. FULL PRICE ONLY
Sa1,150 Further details by calling
ia. $4,000. REAL. ESTATE sERV.
ICE. INC. 2222 n. .Glehe I'd (off
Lee hwy Open SO
BRILLIANI MODERN, Sa5,a50, in
Mclean, VlrEinia'B most popular
estate" home area---Lmposing new
custom brick rambler features cen.
ter hall. 9 master bedrooms,
cleaning tiled baths. spacious Nv
Ing room with striking Colonial fire-
place, traditional dining room. huge
gadget-packed kitchen. drive fiji"
Gear garage; very large rec. area
with Ind fireplace and prepared for
BID bath. Immediate occupancy
DINE AT HOME THIS CHRIST
MAS Gail ia 10000 REAL Es-
TATE SERVICE INC, 1000 N.
Glebe foN Lee hVvl Omen 90
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AUToMoTIVE MIsc.
TRAILERs

WANTED TO Buy. A ussd ,Ta,jer
fIom priyate party VIZ s.ssiiS
HOUSE TRAILER. 30-fi-, Aluminium
aforementioned telephone, aIeeps
on feneed-in lot in Bethesda :
Roekyiile area; immediate oceu.
nancy - .795 cash. OIL. s-ssle.
or call ROCKY a. VII s-5s3n
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HOUSES BY HUGHES - Vacant
move in for Christmas. Stunning
struction. 3 large bedrooms Only
Sl3,950, S97 so per month paws
everything: very low down payment
w. r. HUGHES CO.. AP. 7-1400
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HyattSville-L eWisdale

UUVoVII1CGCW IoNIdIC
Lovely, new brick bilevel ramblers
In one of P. O. County's best areas,
near schools, churches. shopping and
Md. U. with express bus to down.
town d. c.; 3 bedrms., Ia baths.
work-saying equipped kit; lge. f1n-
ished family rm.. daylight laundry
rm,. storage and closets galore
Priced SIS $50.
BURGDORF, INC. HA. 2-7S7b
DIRECTIONS: out N. Capitol or
8. Dakota TO Riggs I'd, right approx.
mi to Chapman I'd. right 2 blks
To hnme
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STONE CAPE COD, take over 4iae.
loan without red tape-3 bedrooms
gas heat, V acre lot; in conv. Riv.
erdale. Only $3.50 cash. Call II
& pm, WA. 1890. ROBERT S
DAVIS A. co INC
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
MERCURY So sport hardtop; r. and
h., Wv. tires. Mercomatic. low
~ 800. SO. 5-9235.
MERCURY 1853 3-seat station wag-
white leather interior; 81 ,195, S245
down. BELL MOTORS. 500 Wis.
ave. NV, WO. $4,000.
MERCURY 81 cow; cd, Z. and
h., Wv, skirts: lowered, duals:
$3.50 OF best offer. ia. 1890.
MERCURY 1855 hRrdtOp: automatic
Milford chronicle., 1956-03-09

Although Hitler had to wear
glasses to read ordinary print, he
refused to wear them in public.
Milford chronicle., 1956-03-09
OCEAN VIEW

Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
William Wharton who observed
their 50th Wedding Anniversary on
Friday evening, March End, at the
home of their daughter and son-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Powell in
Ocean View. Mr.. and Mrs. Whar-
ton were married by Rev. Walters,
Minister of the Church of Christ,
SO years ago. March 1906. They
are blessed with eight living chill
dren one daughter died several
years ago. There are Is grandchil-
dren and three great grandchildren.
The lovely home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Powell was decorated with
vases of yellow roses; Magnolia
leaves sprayed in gold with gold
fruit. The table setting was a large
wedding cake, surrounded with
platters of sandwiches and a large
bowl of fruit punch. There were
20 guests present. Their gifts were
many and handsome and in Keep
ing with the occasion.
Besides their eight children who
were all present namely, Mrs. Ell
sic Powell, Mrs. Julia Richards,
Mrs. Isabelle Smith of MilisborO
and Mrs. Anne Bradley and sons,
Joshua, Clay, Wade and Bobby
Wharton; there was also the sister
and brother-in-law of Mrs. Whar-
ton present namely, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Rogers of Berlin and their
niece Mrs. Charlotte Terry. Their
brother Gideon Roberts and wife
of Virginia; two sisters, Mrs. Ruth
Roberts Crouch and husband of
Texas and Mrs. Beatrice Smith of
Philadelphia sent kilograms and
telephoned congratulations to the
couple.
Mrs. Georgia Mcnamara of Phila-
delphia and daughter Georgia came
for the celebration of the Whartons.
Mr. and Mrs. John Elmer Quill
len had as their dinner guests on
Sunday, their children, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifton Quillen and daugh-
ter Mary Jane of Cape Isle of
Wight, Ocean City, Md; Mr.. and
Mrs. George Ward of Boston, Mass;
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Wootteen and
0dN6uiC1 EdbIlClH III u0TO. I'll sun
day eryening their guests were: Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Quillen and two chill
dren, Gail and Tommy of Berlin
and Mr. and Mrs. George Wootten
and Miss Elizabeth Pusey all of
Newark, Md
Mr.. and Mrs. Zeno Long and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Donoway of
Bayard and Mr. aid Mrs. Henry
Marshall of Lewes were guests of
Mrs. May Hearn on Thursday.
Mr.. Clyde Quigley spent his leave
with his wife and family here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zeno Long and Mr..
and Mrs. John Donoway of Bayard |
and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Marshall |
of Lewes, were guests of Mrs. May
Hearn on Thursday.
Mr.. CLYDE Quiglev who is chief |
at Brandywine Shoals near. Lewes,
is spending this weeks leave with |
his wife and family.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wardof.
Boston, Mass, after spending some-
time with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Elmer Ouillen, went to
visit relatives and friends in North
Carolina. They returned to Ocean
View on Saturday at the Quillens'
Milford chronicle., 1956-03-09

py to show you what they did!
Mrs. Lola D. Cole. Smyrna: Mrs.
j. A. Kennedy, Dover: Mrs. j. Mil
lard Cooper. Harrington: Mrs. Wal
ton Smith, Sr.. Smyrna; Mrs. Earl
Coleman. Leipsic; Mrs. Gertrude
H. Biggs. Viola; Mrs. Margaret
Appenzeller, Magnolia; Mrs. Ty-
son Cohee. FELTON,: Mrs. Lemuel
Spence. Viola; Mrs. Wallace Ough-
eltree, Dover; Mrs. Rhey Smith,
Dover; Mrs. Bessie Urian, Clayton;
Mrs. Walter Winkler, Harrington:
Mrs. John S. Farrow, Magnolia;
Mrs. Raymond Troyer, Dover; Mrs.
Arthur Rusby, Smyrna; Mrs VIII
liam Knots, Smyrna; Mrs. Benja-
min Burrows, Smyrna; Mrs. Viii
liam Evens. Viola: Mrs. Lester
Smith, Clayton; Mrs. E. c. Barn
ard, WOOdside; Mrs. Earl Griffith,
Harrington; Mrs. William Warren,
Dover: Mrs. Nobel Jerman, Leipsic.
Milford chronicle., 1956-03-09
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