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AuToMoslLfs foR SALE

PACKARD 1850 4-door; S235; I'm
maculate. FLOOD PONTIAC. 1921
Connecticut. Wo. 6-S400.
PACKARD late ie4s; radio and
heater, overdrive, cleo, good tires;
S175 or best offer. Du. 5-7s95.
PACKARD 1887 s-cyL sedan; 81 400
orig. miles; very fine condition;
S125. Firm. EN-. 2-2250. -25
PACKARD 1853 Clipper 4-dr.: ultra
matte. r. and h.: l owner. perfect
condition. weskIend s spselsi; Ss95, S, \
wis. ave. NV, Wo 6-s900. -25
PACKARD 1850 4-dr; ultramatic. T.
and h.; must sell quickly. Price,
5000. uN. 4-9109. Us
PACKARD 40 4-door; overdrive; r,
and h.: turn .stgnals, ttc.; looks like
new. garage-kept. this is an excep-
tional car: sLecial today, $500.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
$500 Pa. Ave. Sc. Lu. 2-as27
PACKARD 1854 Clipper: purchased
new Dec. 10. "a: black nsretop.
desert sang stolsd %ease dns under {e 9eo G
death Of owner. Extra set OF snow
tires included. Reasonably priced
No dealers please. Lo. 5-1s32.
PACKARD 1856 400 hardtop;
twin ultramatic; best radio; 2
heaters; power brakes: power win
dows. Away power seat: power
steering: Wv. tires; tinted glass:
torsion level ride, etc. Beautiful 2
tone finish. This car has been
driven less than 5000 miles by
dealer. mot a demonstratorl New
car title and warranty. Priced 70
sell. S4.250. FOLLIN PACKARD
1901 Baltimore ave-. College Park,
PLYMOUTH 1854 2-dr. Savoy; B.
500 miles: pvt. owner like new.
Will sacrifice, leavinh country;
81 .050 or best offer. OIL, 2-421S.
pa
PLYMOUTH AT 4-dr.; new mat,
green finish, excel. tires. motor
brakes, clutch, clean uphols.. r
and h.; S225. EX. 3-iS20, 6-S pm
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PONTIAC SO sedan: new. $1,000.
fun complete car: License plates ex-
ira. FLOOD PONTIAC. 1921 Con-
necticut.
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AUToMoTlVE MlSc.
NASH OWNERs-our service

NASH OWNERS-Our service de-
partment Is open all day Saturday
We are convenient to any part OF
The Metropolitan Area. We have
parts in the area. NASH ARLING-
TON CORP, 2OI5 N Moore ST..
Rossvln, Va, JA S-3030. -25
FOR SALE, Fordomatic transmission,
bell housing. drive shaft, rear end.
Pedal assembly. shifting linkage. All
in good condition. Call JU. 9-3532
Us
TIRES Vogue tires and tubes,
white side walls. S,20x15. 6-plY.
All for S35. IA. 9-29S9. --26
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PONTIAC 81 4-dr. Chieftain sedan
orig, owner; low mileage: excel
cond. throughout, incl. paint and
tires; price S635. EN-. 3-15SS.
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CHEVROLET 81
2-door; green: r. and h; S495.
q PALMER FORD
iT24 R. l. Ave. AP. 7-01Il
3l1o Hamilton st. AP. 7-g!l'

CHEVROLET 81 convertible; radio
and heater, powerglide, Bermuda
green; for the summer days ahead
get this: S677. LOVING CHEyRO-
LET, INC. E39 East-West hwy,
CHEVROLET ST "210'' 4-door VS.:
powerglide, r. and h.. Wv. tires.
fully equipped, very low mileage.
fully guaranteed, will sacrifice. call
HE. 4-29t4 --"5
CHEVROLET 80 sport coupe; 2-tone
green. new Wv. tires, new bat
terry, recent tuneup; heater. turn
sig excel, buy, $3.50 Naval off,
Ger going overseas. Gail SP. 1881
after $3.50 pm. --25
CHEVROLET 1917: r, h., new tires.
Excellent motor; 5000. 1891 Down
CHEVROLET l04a "-door; 1-ownef
car, with radio and heater. Rea-
sonable. Phone OIL. 9-6S52. III
CHEVROLET i94l 4-door sedan
good cond. new motor, trans, seat
c.. batteries. tires fair. OF. 4-7g36
CHEVROLET 81 convertible; pow.
ergIide and h., dark green
reasonable OIL. 6-34O6 --o5
CHEVROLETS-New and used car,
or trucks for best deal and sery.
ice, call BILL -BOREEMAN, IN .
90o2. AID. 2-6729. -26
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this one. worth much more than
the low. low price of only $495.
TRIANGLE MOTORS
3Olo r. l. AVE. NE. DE. 2-63O2
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oLDsMOBILE 1s4s "ss" 4-dr.; real
fgS n safi {s e. 4Gf ss2ss SEDAN
er,. radio, good condition; S295; co
oIDs 15s''i '5s 4-dr. Super "ss";; W Wv
tires; fully equip; $l,395. SMITHS
SHE'LL. End ave. and Colesville rd.,
Silver Spring. Md, JU, s-377o,
oLDs SO Super "ss" 4-door Jet
away hydramatic, radio. heater,
Wv. tires, special 2-tone paint, ny
lon foam rubber cushions. under
1000 actual miles. cannot be told
from new; showroom condition,
don't miss the buy of the year,
S2,55; safety tested for your pro
!:fts5Sa; 9sisSs: PAUL BROS. 'oIDs3, 4es SE'
oLDs 81 "s8" club coupe; hydra.
trans, heater. turn signals, seat
in car. in extremely e'o' good cond.: war.
ranteed 8 months or 5000 miles;
special today, S645.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
1900 Pa. Ave. Sc. LU. 2-9S21
-25
oLDs 1854 "es" series Holiday
coupe: all power equipment, Wv
tires, Selecto radio and heater. spe-
fs ban chs0me wheel dsrs ss driven bH les;
earefui @ 1SD oSner T:'ua must ss sell Y befort ore
March 25: So. 900 or best offer
Between 90. call RE. 1929: after
oLDs So super 2-dr.: all extra,
ssis eSfsepl TT power; HsE4os os1'26o' l own owner
Obs ifss Is; 1851 4stt9. @sss 4-dr.: hydramasie
and h rood tires. S6Q5 ST
3-5S37 or EN-. 3-4iSi. rs
OLDS SO 2-dr.:, r. and b.. hydra
matte, Jet black: clean as a pin.
Get this. S1.266. LOVING CHEW
ROLET. INC. 1889 East-West hwy,
IS Sil he sprg,. PFC ~. ~. 9.soos. 54 .n54,
OWNER. 10. ,' .-41I5' sow Is:
OLDs IS hardtop Super "ss": r.
and h., Wv. tires: less than 5000
mi; best cash offer. HA. 2-726S,
oLDs SO Super 49, 4-doors. G : to
choose from> all have hydramatic.
fhdo rss ans nfn1s many fRtfa tRfs fas see
safety tested for your protection,
BROS, toLDs;Y. KE. 7-i3os. 20
black fin., r. and h.. 1900 miles
since mtr. overh.. 1895. AP. 7-7527
OLDS '53 Super "ss" de luxe Holi-
day coupe; fully equipped. including
hydramatic, power steering. power
brakes, Continental kit, one owner
Car can be seen at Gulf station.
18th and Franklin Sts. ne. Ii T.
$3.50, --25
oIDS 40 conv. coupe; excel. top,
Wv, tires, r. and h., hydra. sea
island green finish. Transferred out
Of town; $500 or best offer. Fl
nancing arranged. MISS STETTER.
JU. 5-2151: ewes, after 5. 90
OPEL 1850: r. and h.: good cond. !:
5000 Expecting heir. must sell 2nd
car. AP: 7.1o04 ewes. -25
1855 "-dr. sedan;
like new: low KIM: S1.O95. Cash.
trade or terms AGNER MOTOR
SALES, LII 4-hh1T --26
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AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1855; . strato streak VS.
engine; $50 h.p.; all new body de-
sign: luxurious interior; it has rid
ling comfort with cantilever con-
lstruction; very clean and properly
guaranteed. 81 S95
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JOHNSON MOTORS
SALES AND SERVICE
FACTORY TRAINED PERSONNEL
AND COMPLETE ARTS DEPART
MENT
The Washington Marina Co.
1900 Name Ave. S.W.
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FORD '55 Victoria; forced to sell be-
fore April / with all extras; proven
5000 miles. Company now furnish
ing car. Terms. HE. 4-7633.
FORD 1e49 VS. Tudor: r. and h.,
good tires; clean inside and out;
1895. 20 Kennedy St. Alex. Va,
IA. 7-7966 -25
FORD 1853 all-metal Ranch Wagon:
r. and h., Wv. tires, perfect: $500;
S199 down. BELL MOTORS, sol o
Wis. ave. NV, WO. 6-S900. -25
FORD 1949 Tudor; radio, heater:
excel. cond throughout; S225. by
OWNER: terms may be arranged.
UN. 4-S079. -29
dan: Fordomatic, equip. Only 81 ,495.
cash, trade or terms. so others to
choose from. PINEY BRANCH MO-
TORS, JU. 5-S525: s740 Piney
Branch rd., Silver Spring. Md.
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AUTOMOBILES EoR SALE

LINCOLN 1899 Zephyr sedan A. r.
ofneer ordered overseas win sell
better condition than most post
war cars. 10. S-33S6 -25
LINCOLN 1889 hardtop coupe; hy-
dramatic, 7. and h., like new; week
end special. $995; $l95 down. BELL
MOTORS, 6o1o Wis. ave. NV. Wo.
MERRSCGEDEs-BENz '54 sedan: 81 sos.
JACK PRY, 1909 14th st. nv.
MERCURY '53 Monterey; radio and
LOVING CHEVROLET. INC, 1888
Esst-West hwy, Sill. sps. Ju; O.
1858 Monterey Adj: .
tone; equipped; excellent condi-
ion; $1,000. LU. 3-5S3S. -25
MG I'd 1883 roadster: black with
red interior; low MI: 81. 1.195. JACK
PRY, 1909 18th st. NV. 80
MG-MAGNETTE 1885 sedan: black
with red interior: new-car cond. !;
1900 mi; S2,I95. JACK PRY,
1909 l4th st, NV. 80
MG TT; ORIGINAL OWNER. sacri-
ficing; fully equipped. DU. Eases.
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MG tbs. IT'S 1880 and 1900;
Ilarsest selection Of recently traded
in. very clean cars; many one-owner; I;
as low as S195 down. We finance at
bank rates. Dealer for Austin Healy,
Austin. Morris Minor. MG. MG-
IMagnette, Hillman, Mercedes-Benz.
Evening star., 1956-03-24

9 RICHARDSON CRUISERS, in ex-
cellent condition. Both repowered
Priced right TO sell. Can be seen
at OTIS BOAT YARD. nr. South
River Bridge, Edgewater. Md, Call
West River t622. -25
CHRIS CRAFT 1865 22-ft. sea skiff ;
excel. for skiing and fishing. Sold
1S%; g 700 9ty"' KE s-5sSa issS 'hah ~ Vd5 IT.
Foe SALE-Good 14-ft car-top
ply rood boat. SS5. Call WA. 1-7S27.
CHRgS-CRAFT. lift. de luxe out
board runabout; like new. 1925 N.
Nelson ST.. Arlington, Va 25s
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WATERFRONT PROP. w'TD.

OCEAN FRONT LOTS or block de-
sired at Ocean City, Md or yicin-
fly. Immediate possession. OIL g.
7A9S, -2b
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S195 DOWN

Complete, year-round home. on
corner lot; 3 nice bedrooms, Ice. liv
rm,. picture windows, full hath. nice
kitchen, l0x3S-ft recreation room
or den; ideal water privileges; full
price only S9.500, Drive to Deale
Md. Office or call West River 2-1551
Open every day
MAX c. SCHWARTZ
DEhT T1HD
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BOATS

I4-FT. RUN-ABOUT with converti-
bic top and all accessories. Mark %
Mercury motor and trailer. Used
3 times. Cost S1,709. will take
best offer. AP. 1-04S4. -25
SPORT UTILITY SPEED BOAT, 25
it., 8 in. Dble., plank Honduras
New I leather up6oi. Really a beau
tliul boat. Is made ready for spring
Shown by pvt. owner. Call WO.- g.
1859. I'D
BOAT, compl. equip, IA hip. Scott
Atwater motor, trailer with hitch,
anchor. life preseryers; $3.50. LU.
4o343 after 6 pm. -25
WANTED-22 to "a #. used inboard
or cupboard motor boat. Must be
in good cond. and reaS. Send photo
and complete info. as to age. price
and ,cond. TO Resident, 44oS West
brook lane. kensington. No calls.
TROJAN CRUISERS. runabouts.
johnson Seahorse. What a combina-
tion. Good buys in used boats.
MEENEHAN'S HARDWARE. NO.
7-63OO. -25
CABIN CRUISER, 1851: IS it.. COM
pletely fiber glaSsed. two eft. hunks
with innerspring mat. stove sink,
35-gal. water tank; Johnson 25-h. p.
1901 uotot, ehttSth4uk III shIeileut
cond. Also trailer and hitch and
pulley. Many other mis-. items. All
Sl,l50 cash or terms. TU. 2-4314.
-25
CUSTOM-CRAFT lift. boat, Sports
man series. Standard equip. boat
cover. $3.50. JU. 9-7356. --25
BOAT. complete cupboard outfit. 15-
fl. Old Town cedar -planked run
about. 21-h D. johnson motor. Gator
trailer. less than IS hours use.
MlESosl Psss 4Rn Rf EN- Mcreuqs uqs7e Glass s Sail
boat. Hull. spars. sails. in top con-
sAILBoAT. soft. auxiliary. new
81 81 es4spS slfsps 4 completely saB eaBip'
saiLBoAT~ ia and fishing boat, COM
bay built; S225. OIL, 7-9055. --25
SEVERAL USED CANOES FOR SALE.
Gail kE. S-63S0 or FE. 3-o711 for
appointment. nt.--.---
NEW HIT. WHIRLWIND, includes
fee Rew WX SsseFi -e9as e9s, s4ss' will sS sssFi-
DINGHY, seats 8, mahogany and
white cedar A rare bargain; $3.50.
See it at 1882 Wisconsin ave. NV.
1855 14-ft. boat. Evin-
TTHde motoEs. 2o-h.p' Equip 500,
THOMPSON l4-ft. Lap Streak Run
about: I0-h.p. Eyinrude light four.
Excellent condition. Outfit complete,
19-FT. 1855 OUTBOARD CABIN
CRUISER; head. galley and COM
pletely equip. Call LO. 1880.
-25
9 RICHARDSON CRUISERS, in ex-
cellent condition. Both repoWered
= yrs. ago. One 33 #. one IS #.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
Chevrolet 1853 4-Dr.
CHEVROLET BEL AIR IS

DIR. hardtop; fully equipped. powel
steering and brakes: less than 5000
mi, perfect condition. Owne soma
to Europe. Price, S1,995 for auicl
sale. Ia. 9-54oo or RA. 6-OS39.
CHEVROLET 194S station wagon
ideal second car: garage kept: ex-
cellent condition; r. and h., S275
CHEVROLET AS club coupe; S10t
or best offer. Call Eek. 3-4oSa OF
CHEyYS@'5i1, 80, 40; all models;
guaranteed cars. Yes, folks. S5
to sos down, $40 week. AD. 4
PARA, PAPPYS AUTOS, 1888 I4tf
ST NV 30
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

DODGE 1883 4-dr. Coronet sedan
VS.: $4,000 mi; orig. owner: many
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$500 BALTIC. Ave, Hyattsville
| WA 7-4440 UN. 1880
ASK FOR Mr.. HAKEs. OPEN 80
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AUSTIN CAMBRIDGE A-50: brand
new 1856 4-door sedan. Large car
40 miles per gallon; easy to park.
Buy this new car for only S29j
down; balance financed at bank
rates. Overseas delivery arranged.
Dealer for Austin Healey, Austin.
Morris Minor, MIG. MG-Magnette.
Hillman. Mercedes Benz, Porsche.
WHY'S and other popular makes
MANHATTAN AUTO
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FORD '53 Customline "s" Fordor:
beautiful glacier blue: r. and h.;
turn signals. seat covers. ETC.; ex--
ceptionally clean; warranted 6
months or 5000 miles; special to-
day. SS95.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
loooo - A.. ar rYT % moor
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FORD 1853 convertible sunliner;
orig. owner. Purchased new; black
finish. r. and h., tinted glass, Wv.
tires; very low mileage. Must be
seen to be appreciated, No dealers;
52l0 5th st. NV, ia. 9-9l34
from / to 4 pm. -25
FORD 1s41 station Wagon: 4s
engine: reliable; SIS. EL- 6-4S57.
FORD SO Custom IS" Fordor: Ford.
ematic; heater; M 1000 m M o2Tislnai 2aaI
FoRb oRSEfa iass ssst Pordor; PtlsE AP fordomstic
really good buy at s3e5. $50 G
FORD 40 VS. Custom Fordor; new
6Ensr siEfs 0VeEar'ys: JS ys:47ae. z and h; as PV'
FORD 1949 station wagon: r. and
= cd. good condition; s1s6. Gan
FORD 1880 Custom Job Tudor; iieht
blue. twin exhaust, loaded in with
81 model grill, r, and h.; hot loo
FORD SO Fairlane club sedan; fully
ments issrE ST. r. 5,3ao6' a3a take over L!s Rs'
FORD 1919 station wagon: in better
cond. than you would expect: for
only SI31 .6S. 10. 5-4524. -25
FORD AZ: extremely clean; perfect
running cond; $3.50. Call 10, l.
FORD 80 2-door; radio and heater.
blue. very good condition. Ii. A.
FORD 1851 IS" cylinder Custom
Tudor: r. and h.; S40o. Good
condition. MA. S-9s00. ext. 363;
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CADILLAC 194S convertible; good
condition, new tires; $395. HE.
4-331S or JU, 5-SS02. -25
CADILLAC 81 4-dr. "62";; black,
new Wv. tires; power steering,
hydramatic. r. and h.. exceptionally
clean: sale by original OWNER,
$3.50. Ex. 3-7225, 8 to 5: or
WO. 6-4g26 ewes. -25
CADILLAC 50 convert; low mi, like
new; power brakes. tubeless tires;
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PLYMOUTH 1858 club coupe; good
cond.: r. and h; $3.50. RA. 81 80.
--26
PLYMOUTH 1850 all-metal SON
wagon; exceptionally clean; $685.,
S45 down. BELL MOTORS, 500
PLYMOUTH 1851 4-dr.; very clean:
radio and heater, excellent con-
dition: one owner; S400. JU.
S-849S. -25
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DODGE '53 station wagon: all metal
radio, heater. signal lights: excel
lent condition throughout. Sale
price, S945. Financed at bank rates
MANHATTAN AUTO
est. 1919
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MANHATTAN AUTO

North 7-27Oo. Est. 1914.
Fairfax Branch: Lee Hwy. Route
29-2l1. .Merrifleld.. Va. JE. 4-3302.
Branch Sales: 1910 King St..
AleYandria Va King R.hh2h
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TAKE q. S. TO:
BANNING & SONS

$500 Baito. Ave. Hyattsville
WA 7-4440 UN. 4-3130
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NASH '52 Rambler station wagon;
heater, overdrive; owner; low mile
age; $685..
NELSON STUDEBAKER
72l5 BALTIC. Blvd. College Park. Md.
I'm A.9R0n Oh
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OLDS 81 "SS" club coupe: hydra,
trans, heater, turn signals, seat
covers: other accessories: one-owner
car, in extremely good cond; war
ranteed months or 5000 miles;
special today, S645.
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REALTOR
ONLY S25 DOWN

YOUR WATERFRONT SPECIALS
Milford chronicle., 1956-05-04

The church was beautifully dec
GRATED with palms, white gladiolas
and candles. After the ceremony,
a reception followed at the home of
the bride.
The wedding gifts were not only
beautiful but so useful and there
were so many. The newlyweds
did not go on a honeymoon trip,
but went directly to their home in
Milford they had made ready just
to walk into and make themselves
at home. We wish for Betty and
John many years of happiness and
prosperity.
A surprise party was given in
the Houston Fire Hall on Saturday
night by Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Studte, Sr. and Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Goland Armour in honor of the
21st birthday anniversary of Wal
ter Studte, Jr. There were about
65 guests invited to enjoy games
and dancing. Walter received many
lovely and useful gifts. An abun-
dance of refreshments were served
and at a very late hour the guests
departed after thanking the hosts
and hostesses for giving such a
swell party and for the good time
they had and wishing for Walter
many happy returns of the day.
Walter is stationed at Fort Meade,
Md and has been able SO far TO
Milford chronicle., 1956-05-04
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CORPS
Telephone; 1871 or 4s4s

Make a note of the May meeting
on May 21 in the Community Build
ing.
On Sunday April 20, joe Griffith
and Elaine Coffin attended a State
GOO Supervisors Meeting at the
Governor Bacon Health Center.
After a tour of the old fort that
houses the Civil Defense Head
quarters, the meeting was conduc-
ted by Major Blagg and Sergeant
Parman. Present were members
OF the GOC representing the posts
in Rehoboth Beach, Laurel, New
ark, the Dover Air Force Base, New
Castle and Wilmington, besides
Milford.
Big things are in store for the
Ground Observer Corps, May 10 is
set aside for Open House at the
Milford Ground Observation Post.
All citizens are. invited to visit the
post and see plane spoilers in ac-
tion. Any questions will be an
swered by the persons on duty.
The week of May 20 through
May 26 is Civil Defense Week
Sometime during that week an air.
plane flight will be sponsored fol
the supervisors and chief observeri
of each post, military and civilian
In Delaware TNf
May 26 Is Armed Forces Day. ant
to recognize it as such an OpeI
Milford chronicle., 1956-05-04

Mrs. Marguerite G. Cooper.
Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Lennon
Jr. spent the weekend in Whining
ton, as guests of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John P. LENNON Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Emory Webb
daughter Eileen, Diane Morris and
Mrs. Viola Thistlewood had quite
an enjoyable ride on Sunday after
noon as they visited Riverdale
Rehoboth Beach, I-ewes, Slaughter
Beach and came home by way OF
Old Cedar Beach Road.
Edward Vaughn, son of Rev. and
Mrs. J. B. Vaughn, who is attend
ing Wesley Junior College in Dover
spent the weekend at home.
There will be preaching services
at Williamsville Church next Sun
day morning.
Peggy Ann Vaughn was accom-
panist for the Chancel Choir on
Sunday morning in the absence OF
of Mrs. Eleanor Yerkes, who was
suffering from an attack of virus
A very pretty wedding was
solemnized on Friday evening
April 27, in the Houston Metho-
dist Church, when Miss Betty
Sapp, daughter of Mrs. Stella J.
Sapp and the late William Henry
Sapp, Sr., became the bride OF
Tohn Torbert of Milford Rev.
Joseph B. Vaughn, pastor of the
church, officiated at the double
ring ceremony. Miss Harriet Hous-
ton played the wedding music.
Betty was escorted to the altar
by her brother, William Fl. Sapp
Tr Mrs. Ruth Sapp, a sister-in-
law, was bridesmaid and William
Wechtenhiser, brother-in-law OF
'he bride, acted as best man.
The bride was dressed in a
white suit and carried a bouquet
Of carnations. The bridesmaid wore
= blue gown and carried carna-
tons.
Milford chronicle., 1956-05-04

have served Houston as Sunday
School superintendent for forty
years and he has served well.
The WSCS will hold its regular
monthly meeting on Thursday
evening, May 10, in the Fire Hall
Hostesses for the occasion will be
Mrs. Viola Thistlewood, Mrs Eliza
beth Hayes and Mrs. Thelma War
rem. A good attendance is urged
Election of officers will take place
at this meeting.
For the month OF May-Church
Hostesses, Mrs. Helen Clifton and
Mrs. Annabelle Brown; Flower
Committee, Mrs. Anna Mae Marvel
and Mrs. Jessie T. Marvel; Ushers
Reese Thistlewood, Franklin Nor
gan, Charles Hayes and Reynolds
Hill; Chief Usher. Orville Smith
The Official Board will meet on
Monday evening, May 13. at 8 o'clock
in the Sunday School Room.
The Session of the Annual Con-
ference will be held at Wesley
Methodist Church, Dover, begin
ming May "a. Since it is close to
Houston, a real opportunity is af-
forded us to attend the evening ses-
sions this year.
A record of those who joined the
church on Sunday morning from
the Junior Membership Glass. Those
who joined were Susan Langdon
Benson, Lois June Buarque, Bev-
er1y Mae Hayes, Ruth Ann Hayes
Rose Anna Messick, Leonard
Thomas Rollison, Anna Lee Thistle
wood, Mary Catherine Scott and
Ruth Ann Yerkes.
From the intermediate Glass
Gary Lynn Brown. John Durand
Benson. Elisa Josephine Capehart
Daniel Palmer Anstine, Wayne Ell
wood Morris, Bonnie Lee Scott
Saralee Webb, Francis Albert
Webb and John Howard Yerkes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Harrington
attended the funeral services on
Friday in Wilmin gton for William
Caldwell. Jr., Mrs. Herringtons
nenhew.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Cooper, .Tr.,
and son Charles of Delmar. Md.
spent Sunday with his mother
Milford chronicle., 1956-05-04
HOUSTON
By Mrs. Merrill
Thistlew0od
Phone
Milford 1914

Church Services for Sunday, May
g, Rev. B. Vaughn, pastor.
9:45 a. m, DIST, Sunday School
win begin and close at I0:45 a. m
This change is due to the crowding
and traffic jam in the Railways al
closing time. Robert H. Yerkes, Sr.,
Supt, Alvin Brown, Junior Supt
11:00 a. M, Hour Of Divine Wer-
ship. The Senior and Junior choirs
will have special selections and
the minister will deliver the SER
mon.
GAS p. M, the MYF will gather
in the Sunday School room for
their meeting.
1880 p. m, there will be a prayer
and song service followed by the
sermon by the pastor, Rev. Vaughn.
On last Sunday evening, thirty OF
the Houston MYF members met
at the church and departed at
6:15 to visit the Avenue Church,
Milford. The program prepared by
the Milford MYF was very inspir-
0CfCA "a fCt tdlClAlCu pCIoOnS
from Wesley Junior College were
there to sing and play the piano for
us. Afterwards, a movie entitled
Far From Alone was shown. Our
MYF were unable to stay for the
discussion group for they were
in charge of the evening service in
our own church. Included in our
program were solos by Rev. Vaughn
and Sharon Johnson and a duet by
Peggy Vaughn and Joyce Buarque.
Also several of the members read
selected readings and poems. We
hope that all wh9 attended the
service including the members of
the Houston Home Demonstration
Club, enjoyed and gained something
from the evening worship service
Jean Hayes, Reporter.
On Saturday, May IL, at the
Houston Fire Hall, from z p. m.
TO p. M, there will be an Open
House to honor Mr.. Howard r.
Moore, retiring General Superin-
tendent of the Sunday School. At
the end of April, Mr.. Moore will
Milford chronicle., 1956-05-04

spend his week-ends at home.
Mark Dufendach, stationed at
Aberdeen, Md, spent the weekend
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
j. Dufendach.
Ted Yerkes was the dinner guest
on Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Orville
Smith and Eugene Wright. In the
afternoon these two boys accom-
panied by Charles Macklin, Mark
Dufendach and Robert Yerkes, Jr.,
motored to Rehoboth.
The leaders and members OF the
Houston Cardinal All Club wish to
thank every eslizen who contributed
TO the Cancer Drive on Thursday
April 26, and the Methodist Men
and other local men for the trans
portation and help with the drive.
The drive was most successful and
at this time s215.00 has been re-
ceived. If there are any other fam
lilies who were not at home and
would like to contribute to this
Cancer fund, either give your con-
tribution TO any All member or any
leader.
Milford chronicle., 1956-05-04

MALE CHORUS College
Harrsonburg Virginia will of sacred music at the
p
This chorus composed sixteen college under the direction
Wilbur College will
Faculty
holidays
viii render Maryland Delaware Pennsylvania
addition a
he
Church. offers both the college and high school levels The
enrolment the session is 624
Milford chronicle., 1956-05-04

House at the Civil Defense Head
quarters at the Governor Bacon
Health Center will be held for the
public.
July IA is GOC Day and on or
around that date is scheduled a
plane flight for. the top two re-
cruiters in each post, the top re-
craiter from each county and the
top in the state. This applies to
recruits between May l and July /.
This year marks the fourth ami
versary of the Ground Observer
Corps