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BUICK INhi Snecial o.dr: o-tor

Page-Hughes Buick, Inc.
b2l ARL. BLVD, FALLS CHI, VA.
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ELEVATOR BLDG

Stra'egica.iv located apartment
bldg priced to sell at S475.OOO
Nj Carr, r.. MA. S-9340. OLIVER
7. CARR. Realtor
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CADILLAC 80 7-pass; very clean:
Ss95. PlNEY BRANCH MOTORS.
JU. 5-S525.
CADILLAC 1855 model 90; loaded.
immaculate: traded on new Cadil-
lac; S3.399. FLOOD PONTIAC,
42%l Connecticut
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MODERN l-story masonry ware
house, Approx $500 50 Il. includ-
lne show room and office Railroad
iding, drive In and tailRate truck
doors Ample parking See Mr.
WEAVER PROS INC
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3 Ice. RMS, AGO 50. it. newly dec:
heart of financial district. $3.50
Call ST. BLOT.
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BUICK 81 Century Riviera 4-dr.
aSrd'op p1weF steering sna 6i! orS ,o5
q very sharp car S3i9H HOR-
NER > COR Buick Dealer, Fla
ave ne at 6th. II 6-646+
BGICk 81 Special @-dr. sedan. new
paint. 2-tnne gray. r, and h, dyns {.
Sigf HORNER S COR, BUICK
Dealer, Fla. ave. ne. at 9th. Ii
6-64h4
BUICK 81 super Riviera coupe;
original willow green and polar
white finish, with narmoni7.ng in
terror. dyranoW. power steering anc
brakes. radio Silh rear sea.
speakcr, heater. back-up iiRhts and
Wv tires and guaranteed Of course
Only Sn1
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DON'T SHOOT!

You can have this 3-yr. old Diet
6-unit apt. house at a "HOLD-UP"
price The income is approx. $1,000
yearly, expenses are low, TENANTS
PAY FOR OWN HEAT AND ALL
UTILITIES and priced at only S32,-
500 for immediate sale. Ewes, call
WO. 6-0963,
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1920 X st. NV. Realtor, Elk 3-lSll
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TRAILsRS

hefore ynu invest
KELLER'S MOBILE HOMES. J mile
south o. Frederick sd on Routes
- and IA Pm MO -.
HOME ~. 21-ft with
aWHing $40 down. take up pas
mrnts See evenings anu week enus
Lot 40. .Sni Richmond hRy.. Alex
nOTsE TRAILER ST ~ Il bed
rms Ready TO occupy $1,000 dn g,
or oesf Offer Call OWNER. WE
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FALLS CHURCH. block-seven
lots. $1,000; 1000 50, IT. water,
sewer. owner viii hold LIST trust
House rented LUCILLE COOK,
agent, JE 9-3272. JE 2-4864,
aO43 Sth ST, NV. ind CONNER
cial, ESQ 50. IT. Sale or lease.
Reass. Il. r. RUPERT. ST. -
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MALBROOK, Virginia's most ex-
elusive residential area. conv 10
Z Corners; over l-acre lot, 250-ft
frontage nice trees. spring and
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INDUSTRIAL PROP, FOR RENT

FOR RENT--Lcyel and clean. ga
acres fronting No. ! hwy. . miles
so. u Laurel. MIR. BRAYME5, UN.
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BUICK "a Special 4-door sedan; r.
and h. dYna; immac 81 inh
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AUTO RADIOS. new. custom, %
% 80. chey Ford. Plym. and
others so - up Used radios ior
older models >a95 up a3o-6
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STORES FOR RENT

SILVER SPRING, 900 Pershing DIR.
too So. IT,: air cond.; Ice. win
dow suitable optician: also addi-
tional 450 So. II. available tor op-
teal grinding Snop.
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INvEsTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

81 I-BEDRM. UNITS = Flreprooi
well located In nearby Va 80 400
annual income owner trading for
larger project VIII sacrifice KEI :
LEY a. BRANNER ID i.9ftut
.vas nj 8U1il
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water in 'front.' of property; paved
streets; -, Terrific value. SHAPIRO
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" ASTED-Uscd Sleeps foot roller
or wabble-wheel roller; good condi-
ton. p o. Box l26 Wilmington
Delaware.
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CADILLAC 1901 convcrtible coupe
Viking blue. white top, all-leather
interior, power steering power
brakes, wire wheels; very clean;
So .J95; Gee guarantee
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Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.

va IACOl So0AlAQN-(ilo W.
@22 22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000
CADILLAC 1858 "62" hardtop.
very clean; fully equipped. includ-
ing power steering priced for the
month-end only, 81 -n5
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GARAGES
MACHINERY and EQUIPMENT

REAR 1910 DOWNING PL. Ne
$40 per month Gail BOSS e.
PHELPS, INC, MA. S-93O0
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT
EcOnonV a Conventional

II HEARI OF DOWNIDWN
BUSINESS AREA
Are You Crampcd for Space?
Are you 7ayinR Too Much Rent?
Then lease an entire floor
d approx lG0u sq H..
with elevator service fnay-
seGger and frci2htl for only
$3.50 Der mo or $500 with
complete air conditioning.
additional foorS available:
2gning avs permit use as
ofncr8 retail as well as
wholesale business can be
leased as open SPACE or par
tilohed Gail Mr. Golden
berg
800 :. pREYFuss BROS.
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BUDDYS
- - - - - -
5I02 GA. AVE. n w.
ia g-o11I
-CADILLACS

80 Coupe dc Vile, fully equipped
Goddess gold and white; beautifully
styled, immaculate interior. owner
q, 600 miles; S4,l9j.
% de Viile-type coupe; low mile.
age. fully power equip: Ike new
Arlington green and white; show
room interior; S3.l95,
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'5i go" 4-dr.; dark
green; full power; excep. clean;
81 $50. IA. 9-S404
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Buick Convertible
81 750

- Roadmaster under 5000
miles beige with black top
perfect condition. genuine
red -leathef upholstery, WIS.,
ibie Washington this week;
original. private OWNER DI.
1-14H3
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Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.

~. 2"nd 81 NV ST. 3-2GO0
CADILLAC 1851 Custom sedan.
loaded with Cadillac extras. power
steering, power brakes. power win
oows power seat ~2.5gJ; $685.
down. Two TO choose from.
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ALEAANDKIA-MO lst n, 2,5OU
50. It. ONCE space. Lge. sales room,
4 pvt Offices, air conditioned; park
ing. Excel, for insurance Co. retail
stores, real est Offices. Call ROUTH
ROBBINS REAL ESTATE CORP,
III S.lupO
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Pohanka OldSmobile

Washington Oldest Olds Dealer
ll"6 @6th St NV DI G-l0n3
BUICK - Riviera hardtop 2-dr. {:
green and white. dyna, r. and b :;
Si3aa. HOREER'S COR, Buick
Dealer. Fla. ave. ne. at 9th, II.
6-Hi64.
BUICK - RIVIERA Special 2-tone /;
dyuaAoW. and h.; sell immediate
~ price, Sl.375. Du T-l,iis
BUICK 1853 super hardtop;
equipped; OWNER S995. 10. =
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FISHERS
TRADING POST

Let US help you make this tax
free trade of your apartment house
commercial or Office building, for a
larger building, giving you more in
come or for vacant land having a
future capital gain. No cash neces-
confidential Ewes, cali wO. 6-0963,
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1890 K st. NV, Realtor, Elk. 3-lSl1
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AUSTIN-HEALEY IS; white with
red leather and top; fine mechan-
ical condition. 6-ply nylon tires;
price, - ,I95. May be seen at
SCOTS Shell Station, Glebe rd.
or call FL. 4-gO6J
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AVIATION
MOTORCYCLES
AUToMoTIVE MISC.

HARLEY la4s. completely over
hauled Must sell, .irs, $50 taxes
u IL 4-,t.,1n
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

and all other English Ford
products by Washington's Oldest
tEngliSh and Americana Ford Deal
er, HILL d. SANDERS TIA YER
mont ave. n W. AID. 4-1300.
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Office Space Bargain
SALES OR SHOW RMS

Corner 10th and d SITS NV
Eley bldg !; large Offices available
attractive suites from to rooms
or entire floors. viii arrange to suit
tenant, rent. very reasonable. ~
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Yorker ID like aardtop coupe; red
and MACK fully equipped including
power steering and power brakes.
NOW on sale for only s. .395. CCC
guarantee
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
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ATTRACTIVE 1O-UNIT APT. BLDG.
completely air conditioned, near
Conn. and Kalorama I'd. I apis.
with kit and din. rm.. balance
bachelor apis all beautifully furn.
Income. $4,000, Low expenses. Gail
Mr.. Ransom, ST $1,000, or ayes,
FE. 3-535S. JAMES l.. DIXON a. CO.
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BUICK 30 Roadmaster 4-dr. Riv-
iefa dyna r. h. exec cond
St n ". basement apt. 29'
BUICK 81 Roadmasier Riviera cpe /.
the finest car built by Buick and
equipped with dynafoT. radio,
heater, Wv tires: power equip
menl. steering brakes. windows and
seat. lustrous black with white top.
Guaranteed This week only, 81. =
ana
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BUICK 53 Super Riviera hardtop:
blue dhite top. dyna.. r. and h.;
q very Deautiful car; Sl049. HOR-
NER'S COR. Buick Dealer, Fla.
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i-UNIr APT; upper n.w.-Modern
brick Income S3-l30 per year. In
To inspect. call RA. 3-9302.
ARL. APT. BLDG
renting for $1,000. Can be boueht
for S59.0 900: $4,000 cash. KEEL.
LEY q BRANNER. DI. 7-7740,
ewes. OIL. 2-6S4i.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-The clean
est, prettiest Colonial, detached
tapestry brick and newly decorated
6-unit apartment house we've seen.
Large, attractively Handicapped cor
ner lot. Conveniently located in
nearby Montgomery Co., mr.. schools,
churches ana transportation. EX-
ceilent financing available WIN
sell or trade. b. FRANKLIN KAHN.
NO. 1-Nlll: ewes. OIL. i-0l1S.
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BUICK I95j Special o-dr.; 2-tone
SAD down spot delivery. BELL
MOToRS SOLO Wis. ave. NV,
blue owner: our price, Sl495.
BUICK 80 club coupe hydramatic
price. LA. 5000. ROPER MO-
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MONEY TO LOAN

MORTGAGE LOANS. - 600. $50.
OuU- Group your debts, lower your
and improvements. Quick. honest,
courteous service on real estate,
farms, etc Only In the state Of
Maryland Call MIR ROBERTS,
Baltimore Md. day or night. suns
and holidays al SARATOGA 7-i0i7
CASH FOR HOME REPAIRS st
and 2nd trust combined 24-hr.
service. Di 1-3i27. 800
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ATTENTION, BUILDERS
SEABROOK ACRES

Choice i4-acre wooded lots with
all utilities. only 20 minutes 10
d C. near schools churches. shop
ping ana transportation Financing
available Reasonable Convenient
terms.
NJ. LEO STORCH
DEVET CPER SP 3-4500
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DREYFUSs BROS.
l0lN l6th 81 NV MA S-05s
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED
LOOK

Have immediate cash buyer for
small bldg or house betW. lith 81
and ION ST. II 81 and. NJ 81, NV.
mis-, Ma $4,000; eyes. TU. 3-93SS.
FREDERICK w. BFRENS SALES
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TRIANGLE FORD

30l0 R. l Ave. NE. DE 2-63o2
CHEV, 81 Bel Air "6' hardtop
coupe, 2-tone finish. r. and h..
Wv tires and other accessories;
neW-car cond, throughout; guar.
Special today. Sl,195.
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2S-UN1T APARTMENT BLDG.
IN EXCELLENT CONDITION
Shows income over SEE 900 per year
1885 return on money invested.
call PAUL LEPs, EN-. 3-S495. 81
. OFFICE BLDGS. ON X ST.
: STORES ON PA. AVE.
BETWEEN 2lSt-23nd SITS. NV.
Income $3.50 per mo. These are
connecting properties in excel. cond
and mod. appearance. 1907 rented
Call PAUL LEPS, EN-. 3-Sl95. 81.
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RICH MAN. RICH MAN
LOTS. ACREAGE FOR SALE

$50 DOWN--l00"xo00" rambler
sites. Development facing Colesville
rd. past Silver Spring, Md $1,000
up. KAY REALTY CO. PA. $1,000
Milford chronicle., 1957-10-11

Ruby Haskins to Thomas T. Rod
dy, Jr., and Shirley w, Seaford
HID, lot 1.
Paul William to Paul Schu-
macher, Dagsboro HID, 1.56 acres.
Paul Schumacher and Rose to
Paul Williams, Dagsboro HID, 2
29/1OO acres.
Irwin J. Aydelotte and Doris H.
to Ralph Good and Lilly D., Little
Creek HID, lot 16.
George NJ Simpson and L. Mary
to David r. Pepper and Dorothy NJ,
Nanticoke HID, lots and 8.
Ruth Heath to Earl L. Breeding
and Dorothy, Lewes and Rehoboth
HID, lots 2 and 3.
Harry B. Lush and Ida ]. to
Ida ]. Lush, Baltimore HID, lot 20,
blk. 1 n. Add
Mary A. White to Homer S. Teal,
Broadkiln HID, 21a acres.
Otto NJ. Burkhard and Lillian NJ,
to Roma G. Mariner and Ruth S.,
Cedar Creek HID, lot 81.
James E. Hearn and Ida X, to
John Murphy, Cedar Creek, / acre.
Robert E. Hearn and Ida K, to
John Murphy, Cedar Greek HID, l
acre.
Robert F. Sieman and Florence
L., to Edward f. Miller and Elsie
Omsted, Seaford HID, lot 307.
John P Whitehead and Carolyn
H., to Thomas J. Pittard and Leila
v. Georgetown HID, lot 821.
Milford chronicle., 1957-10-11


First Nat. Bank of Seaford,
Trustees for Lille G. Mills to
Charles w Nickerson and Elizabeth
A., Little Greek HID, lot.
John ]. Marsh and Kathryn to
Arthur Dalton Myers, Lewes and
Rehoboth HID, lot.
Sussex Shores Realty Co. to
Marjorie V. Birdsall, Baltimore
HID, lot 10, blk 4.
Lewes Trust Co. to Nancy Mar
shall Bennett, Lewes and Rehoboth
HID, lot 35.
Raymond f. Hudson and Coleda
J. to Alois E. Maresch and Helen
Ann, Dagsbcro HID, acres.
ROBBERS w. Brokaw, Jr. and Helen
Sobatta; Howard P. Brokaw and
Mary Taylor to Berry R. Virgins
and Eunice B., Lewes and RehOboth
HID, lots 141 and 143.
Margaret Ann Miller to Irwin j.
AydelOtte and Doris H., lots Is and
Is in Delmar.
Halset P. Layton and Jennie H. j.
to George A. Harter, Broadkiln HID,
60 of Lot 3, blk D.
May L. LeKites to Lewis o. Cra-
mean and Iva NJ, Bread Greek HID,
lot 10, blk. c. and e lot, $4,000 50.
it.
Madeline D. Tibbins and Bern
hard J., to Almost Marynchek and
Regina, Milford, lot 4, blk. S.
Mary ]. B. Collins and John r.
Collins to James Clyde Baker and
Mabel; Ronald Edward Morris and
Mildred E. Concord, y acre.
Millsboro Trust Co, Trustee for
Katherine !. Washburn to Robert
B. Atkins and Evelyn L., DagsbOro
HID, $500 so. ft.
William A. Joseph and " Louise
to John A. McNanus and Marjorie
Stetson, Lewes and Rehoboth HID,
lots So and Sc, section A.
Walter B. Tingle and Hattie E.
to Frank J. Santore and Philamena
Milford chronicle., 1957-10-11
Sussex County
Real Estate Transfers

Ella Mae Gordy to Harvey G.
Conner and Evelyn L., Georgetown
HID, 10000 So. it.
Joseph r. Morgan and Doris E.,
to Allan Roberts, Little Creek HID,
O.3G9 acre.
Roy Allen Cannon and Mary A;
Norris M. Davis and Sallie n to
Pearl Chester, Seaford HID, Ne.
Dimensions.
Howard E. Millman and Una c..
to Joseph A. Schildnecht and
Estella NJ, Broadkiln HID, $1,000
50. it,
Addison E. Carey and Doris NJ
to Ralph " Lowe and Helen p,
Georgetown HID, lots.
Earl L. Breeding and Dorothy to
Charles P. Jester and Louise NJ,
RehOboth Beach, lot q.
Lois l.. Conner and William T.
to Clifton Sanford Justice, Balti-
more HID, / acre and 25,673 sqft.
l.. d. Caulk Co. to The City of
Milford. Milford. 2 lots
Alice NJ. Grill to Mable H. Con-
way and John c., Cedar Greek HID,
No Dimensions.
George T. Johnson and Ella to
William f. Street and YvOnne NJ,
Indian River HID, 2 acres and 15,-
200 So. IT.
Milford chronicle., 1957-10-11
FRANKFORT
c. G. CrOcker
Phone: Rodney 4518

The Presbyterian Ladies Auxili-
ary will hold a covered dish sup
per at the fire hall on Wednesday,
October IS.
To-Day, the 18th, your cOrrespon-
dent will reach another mile stone
one day ahead of Columbus and
three days ahead of Eisenhower.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sirmsn McAllister
spent the weekend in Wilmington
visiting Sirman's father and Mrs
McAllister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hudson spent
the weekend visiting Mr. and Mrs
Ruben Lewis of Wilmington
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hudson were
Sunday dinner guests of their
daughter and son-in-law in Mills
boro.
Miss Mary Evans. who has spent
some time at her sister and bro
ther-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Powell, has returned to her home
in Ocean View.
The Presbyterian Ladies Auxil-
iary held a bake sale at John A
Tingle's store on Saturday.
c. G. says: "The most important
tt ing about money is what you do
with it when you get it,
Milford chronicle., 1957-10-11

A., Baltimore HID, lots 9S and 99-
Preston A. Hudson and Marion
to Mildred A Hickman, Baltimore
HID, 1864 acres.
Sussex Realty Co. to Lyman
Bryan, Jr. and Mary Evans, Balti-
more HID. lot 5 blk 5.
Henry B. Mitchell to George "A.
Mitchell and Gertrude A, DagsDorO
HID, 460.5 1874
Howard J. Penuel and Vessie l..
to James NJ. Brock and Jane L,
Little Greek HID. 1877 81 it.
Lloyd D. Crew and Hattie to John
r. Donovan and William ]. Downs
and Doris NJ, Rehoboth lots IA
and 10.
oscar P. shockley and Minnie
to Preston L. Hill, Broad Creek
HID, lot 21A
Ida E. White to Wallace Tun-
nell, Dagsboro HID, lot 10, blk. {.
Preston Saunderlin and Ara to
Fred NJ. Warrington, Little Greek
HID, lots 18 and 19, sec. B.
Kate T. Wiley to Raymond B.
Shedaker and Lille R., Little
Greek HID, 1 acre and 40 So. rods.
Bernice H. Brock and Robert s.,
and Virginia H. Johns to Ford M.
Warrington, Little Creek HID, lots
20, 21 and %, sec. B.
Harry NJ. McCabe Hrs. to Mar
garet Dunning, Baltimore HID, 8
acres, 9 acres and acres and
137 perches.
Margaret Dunnigan to Agnes
A. Holland, same as above.
Leighton c. Fowler and Eva R.;
w. Robert Williams and Carolyn
NJ; James M. Faulkner and Gladys
Juhl; Cabel l. Fowler and Hilda
L. to Leroy Francis FashOld, Jr
and Cecil Hampton Parker, Broad
Creek Hid. 10000 SO. ft.
Comm. of Lewes to Victoria and
Robert H. Guilfrd, Lewes, lot 6,
blk. 8.
Norris NJ. Davis and Sallie NJ. to
Ronald R. Smith ard Annabell D.,
Blades. lot
Milford chronicle., 1957-10-11

October 80: Sussex County Home
Demonstration Day.
November Z: Sussex County Al
Achievement Day.
December 4: Area Wide Poultry
Mtg, (all-day).
December 5: New Castle Co. All
Achievement Banquet
WDEL FARM & Home Hour
Q2:3O-12:45 Monday-Saturday, 115O
X. c.
Sept. 16: 81 Nc Henry, Exten-
sion Poultryman.
II: Delmar Young, Exten-
sion Dairyman.
IS: ASC, Agricultural Stab
ilization Committee.
10: Bob Bull, Agent in
Marketing.
20: Katharine Jones, Home
Demonstration Agent.
21: Wayne Bath, Acting
State All Club Leader.
Milford chronicle., 1957-10-11
Coming Events Of
Interest To Farm Folk

October IA: Annual Stockholders
Mtg, Baltimore Bank for Coopera-
tives, Emerson Hotel, Baltimore,
Md
October Is: Open House, Univer-
sity of Delaware, Newark, Della
ware.
October %: Delaware Poultry
Tour
October "a: Leader Training
Mtg, Sussex Co., Grange Hall,
Georgetown, 1913 p m. New Trep-
aration Methods for Foods"
October 2S: Leader Training Mtg,
Sussex Co, Grange Hall, George
town, 1.3O p. M, Gift Wrapping"
October 29: New Castle County
Home Demonstration Achievement
Day.
Milford chronicle., 1957-10-11
DON'T RING RALPH

DENVER, Colo. Up Don't just
ask for Ralph when you telephone
Mary Mallory, a secretary for a
disqualification concern here. Miss
Mallory is secretary for Ralph
Latimer, Ralph McFann and Ralph
Bradley
Milford chronicle., 1957-10-11

The reason most men work is that
when labor ceases the pay-check
falters.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-04-19
Wheetersburg Women
Collect Clothing

WHEELERSBURG - The st.
Peters Parish Council OF Catholic
Women, Wheelersburg, held its
April meeting at the parish hall,
with Mary z. Flanagan, presiding.
Reports of standing committee
chairmen we're given by Miss
Elizabeth Feist, Religious Activi.
ties; Mrs. w. A. Bauer, Catholic
Charities: Mrs. Mary Morrison,
P.TA.; Miss Helen Montavon, So
cial Action; and Mrs. Everett
Morrison, International Relations
The president reported a total
OF 43 articles of new children's
clothing collected during the re
cent drive for the Holy Fathers
Store Room.
An initiation ceremony wa,
conducted by Reverend Edmund
Mccormick, pastor, for the fol
lowing elected officers of the
newly organized Altar and Rosar,
Society: Mrs. Raymond Sommer
Custodian Of Altar; Mrs. Johr
Hacker, Guardian of Chalice
Mrs. Norma Bauman, Bearer oi
Missal; Miss Gertrude Sherman
Protectress of Burse; and Mrs
John Riepenhoff, Keeper of Keys
Mrs. Simon Lang and Miss Hell
en- Montayon we're hostesses fol
the evening.
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Thirteen Men
Receive Degree
In Rosary Council

Thirteen candidates completing
their third degree and members
of Rosary Council No. 4180 Co.
lumbus, together with their wives,
were guests of honor at the first
anniversary and diamond jubilee
banquet, at the Everglades Rest
aurant, recently.
The pastors of their respective
parishes in Rosary Council, were
present and each was presented
a check for their Youth Program.
This momentrous occasion, ac-
cording to Henry F. Brodish, had
three-fold purpose, banquet
for the new members of the Dia-
mond Jubilee Class. Anniversary
of the First Year of Rosary Coun-
Gil and the awarding of the In
surance Honor Roll and member
ship Honor Roll Certificates to
Brother Gene Rogers.
District Deputy Paul J. Lynch
was the principal speaker and
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Attend Fir. LeBlanc's 18th Jubilee Mass

MORETTI, Dominic, rs, April
10, st. John the Baptist Church,
Columbus, burial at st. Joseph
Cemetery.
PATTON, Mrs. Mary NJ, SIS,
april 10, Church OF the Ascen.
sion. Johnstown, Ohio.
RAPP, Anna R., 80, April 8,
Holy Name Church. Columbus.
Burial al ST. Joseph Cemetery.
RILEY. Mrs. Katie, 80, st. Jos.
eph Cathedral, Columbus.
RYAN, Miss Agnes G., April 8.
Holy Family Church, Columbus.
Burial at Mt. Calvary Cemetery.
SCARPELLI, Mrs. Amelia. So,
April IL St. Anthony Church.
Dayton, burial at Mt. Calvary
Cemetery, Dayton.
SELEGUE, Charles NJ, Sd,
April 8, ST. James the Less
Church, Columbus.
| SLACK, Laura NJ, 70, April Z,
st. Nicholas Catholic Church
GAINESVILLE, burial in Mt. Olive
emetery.
SULLIVAN, Thomas Jr.. 50.
April 9. Holy Family Church, Co
lumbus, burial, st. Joseph Gene.
terry.
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announced that all 50-year men,
bers of the council would be hon.
ored with a special program at
the regular meeting on April %.
Louis j. Vetter was named chair
man of the committee to arrange
the program for this event.
Catholic Activities Chairman
Richard A. Haag also announced
that the Knights of Columbus 18th
anniversary celebration would be
fittingly climaxed on April %
with the celebration of Diamond
Jubilee Mass at st. Mary's Church
for all living and deceased mem
bers of the council.
The High Mass will be sung by
Msgr. Matthew A. Howard pas
tor, at 800 am. and all knights
are requested to attend the serv-
ice in body.
Membership Chairman T. C.
Kllcoyne reminded the council
that the exemplifications of the
First degree would be held at the
club rooms on April Is, that it
would be the last such degree
work before fall, and urged that
all applications be turned in to
the financial secretary immedi-
ately.
An address by Father Rubeck
on the finality of and need of
preparation for death concluded
the meeting.