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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09

ANDREWS FIELD AREA West.
chester Estates - New 3-bedrm
brick rambler. firepi sep. din. I'm
mod kit wall oven. tsble-toT
stove y baths, bsmt with garage
Gail Mr. Gribble 10 ~-5S13 OF
RE d-j6j6. WEST a. DIXON
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ROCK CREEK FOREST

1905 WASHINGTON ave. Just like
brick rambler large rms huge day
lsht basement wooded lot Mr. good
shopping. schools and tranSpoTta ton
To reach. East-West hwy. to Grub
I'd. left TO WASHINGTON ave, right
TO home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. br. and
stone rambler. on h-acre cor. lot.
Bsmt, with "a bath, See to apprec.
2-dark. 20I6 Amherst. ALLEN
REALToR. RA. e-3S3J.
LEWISDALE - 4-bedroom Colonial,
large living room, family sized
dining room. large kitchen, powder
room, breakfast nook, one bedroom
FIRST floor: full basement: fenced
yard: S2O,950. HA. 2-S20l, HE.
4-35O0 w w LEWIS
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ruLVERLY--i bedrooms 4 baths
all.1riek recently rcmcdelcd with
30.iaot sOlarlum air-condltinncd
porch with large knotty nine ree-
teatlon room and large lot. ideal
for large family. sacrificing below
cost must see 10 appreciate open
ave
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y bEDHJUMS
This IS a buy Air Force ofiicer
transferred VIII sacrifice this lovely
home Dishwasher. disposal. Ideal
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3-bedrm.. 2-bath. Calf rambler
with Earage. Huse lot, Priced
McALLI lister RFAIToP RE e-A4oo
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SILVER SPRING

1904 Belvedere blvd - This enc
bath rambler With large recreation
nm, bright living rm and dining
rm., excellent kitchen, wall-to-Ihll
earpetinR Close 10 schools, churches
and busline To reach. Georgia ave
right on 1i'ton DR., left on Wood
lawn DR.. r.ght on Belvedere blvd
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ROMER & CO., RLTRS
COLESVIILE AREA

SOL Hobbs 6r.-Want room TO move
around in7 Lovely ;i-bedrm 2-bath
split-level with nice recreation I'm
dream kitchen with table space.
LARGE nYins rni., seq Ginning rrn.. at
tached garage, on l-acre lot Can
sss"me large loan. To reach Coles
vile I'd. beyond Colesville, right on
Hobbs DR. TO house
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TAkOMA PK.-super barFain

iAhOMA Ph.-Super bargain. al
most new 3-bedrm.. ais-bath de
luxe brk rambler, reduced from
fun daylight bsmt. etc vacant.
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE. ~. o.
lln3 or RIA a-38S5.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
5000 Dn.-S9O Mo.

Spanking clean, 2-bedrm. fun
"a block from shopping center. Quick
possession. Call 10. $4,000 now
HIGGINS g. HARRISON. Inc, Real
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BELTsvILLE - TWo-b,

BELTSN1LLE - Tvo-bedroom Cane
Cod located on lge lot with good
Garden SPOT cow TO MOL and
Agriculture station glazed porch
den. full bsmt. oil h -w.h new
cleo stove and Bendix washer.
out; cow terms, SO 500 THOMAS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09

SuNNYBROOK-4-bedrm. Cape Cod;
large airy kit. aluminium storm
windows and doors. level shaded
lot. Only 2 blks to new high school
and tranSp., Sl2.500; small down
payment to qualified veteran
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
UN. 4-ll66, WA. 7-6655.
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PROSPECT mn CON- Corrsr >,

soUTHLAWN-Ramb., $685. down:
no settlement fees: assume 49,
OF loan: immed poss.; 3 bedrms.
liv. nm. din. area. kit. util. rm.:
auto. wash. dishwash., garb. disp.
Nice I'd. close 10 Andrews. Boiling
only sos mo-. incl. PITT. AVCO
PROP. AND INV. RE. 6-6a4l.
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TAKOMA'S BEST: owner transferred

That hard to- find or Colonial with
den and !, bath on LIST floor 2
nice bedrms family din nm. Ice
liv. nm. firepl. bsmt 7aO5 Central
ave open dark. ALLEN REAL
TOR RIA G-3333
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09

WNEF Mill M P-sWy, masonry
duplex. bath. 3 bedrms. Kitchen
Hvinr room corner lot - 900 with
- 200 and $50 mo incl. prin
int, taxes utils, maint. AID. a-0Blg
Drake
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CHEVERLY - 4-bedrm split-level.
very pe kit with elec built-in
cooking cuuip lntereom. system
20 all rms. "a baths separate
ovt Rocking Nv rm center.hall
cntr. very lee closets; Stf,h00
.a03 Both ave Omen sun l-f
z MrDoNoUGH Bull DER
CT s-Blhl Dir Take Cheyerly
ave 70 Forest I'd turn rlrht 10
Valley Way lcfi 10 Carlvle 81
turn riRht TO 5oth ave, left to
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OxON HILL-open 9 I'll dark New
3-bedrm, brick ramblers: full
bsmt.. ia baths. din. rm.. carport.
$4,000, FLA appd PUFFEN-
BERGER. Realtors. LII. $1,000
PALMER PARK: only left: sl0a
Pembroke st-Semidet. a-bedrm
bunEslow; only S9,iO0 oil. Siso
down plus settlement: non-GI only
$3.50 doxn. plus settlement. For
with DOUG SMILEY REALTOR
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TAkOMA PARk-Pretty and neat
An attractive 5-rm bungalow in
immaculate condition. Stairway
TO finished upstairs. and bSmt /;
COW. loo a real buy at Sill. 500
HUGH ]. PECK, HE. 4-64O0
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GREEN MEADOWS : 2 bedrm,

fireplace. fun din. nm. sunny mod.
ern kitchen Move in, start house
keeping Beaut. fenced yard: ex-
ceptionally nice neighborhood ex-
press bus, walk to shopping ctr
Priced right Open Sunday. Q I'll
- 2Ol5 Somerset st BUTLER
REALTY co, AP. 7-3670, AP.
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for sale 81 H oWNER' ] bed hgSse
!ge ny rm, eXpandable attic. nice
workshop In bsmt.; furn. apt. with
sep entr, rents for SB5 mo
organic garden and fruit trees
with grape vine. Call ~. 1-Tgs3
any Time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09

AMr SPRINGS. ND. 5000 Alien
town I'd Lovely home. I bcdrms
citY water, OIL INV h drv hsmt
gar lot inUNi9J Assume o.
loan reAs terma BY OWNER
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EVANSVILLE = 3 bedrms, sep
din rm, very close TO bus, shops
and schools Reas. down payment
JOHN A. VENT. AP. 10000.
HOLLYWOOD. assume OF 4es loan
l-bedrm brick rambler. equip. kit.
DIN. area fenced lot tiled bsmt
ia. 2-5O70 HEiDER a SELLERS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09

Nh lOO-OIdcr-tV
home. nice condition : rms bath
front and rear porches bsmt oil
h-W h I've Level lot Small down
uayment y Carlyle d. LOZiER.
Reallor WA 9-SUOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09

AROI HIGHLANDS 49, Beautiful
rambler, large Twins room IRE.
places. dining room, beautifully
equipped kitchen ~ baths 40.
~ recreation room with fireplace
and picture window carport
many extras. S2O,S5O Directions
North on Riggs I'd 70 ErSkine 81
left 10 10th pl 10 1000 Open |
III dark ~ a-4O3i, He 4-350O
w w LEWIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09

B%LLEMEAD - Owners transfer
forces sacrifice sale Adorable a.
and can assume high 49, c.
loan New-home condition Ful'
bsmt tiled bath equipped kitchen
aluminium storm windows and
GREENS. plus many other EXTRAS
Only Sli,25O THE BERRY Dos
'WFtf CO WA .4Sou
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09

GRLENBELT-2- bedrm. cor. frame
home, fully equip. KIT, Ice. yard
$50 so incl. principle. intsrest'
taxes. ms, heat, hot water. ali
major repairs No settlement
charges Down payment can be
nnanced Excellent selection, > and
bedrm. brick and frame homes
also available. GREENBELT REAL
~ co, l5l Centerway next 10
hrehouse in Greenbelt shopping
CENTER. Open every day incl Sun
or. H-flIl. GR I-Aan1
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FORESTvILLE - Open / to 6: B.
bedrm. brick wood burning frenl
In larEe liy rm.. sep. din I'm elec
KIT, tile bath, full bSmt.: carport
OIL h.-w.h.. H-acre wooded LOT
SlH,o6O. excel fnancing. To reach .
Sultiand parkway towards AFB,
ileit on Forestviile I'd. 10 Cross 81 D.,
LETT 3 blks TO 54O4 Pine 81.
PETERS q CO., MA. S-O54o
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

NEAR ERCO-Brick Colonial home
on Anchor-fenced level lot. s.
rooms, tiled bath; full bsmt. Prop
erty in excellent condition. FILA
appraisal pending. Call till pm,
VA. 7.39O0, ROBERT s. DAVIS &
M. SCHOOLS-3-bedrm. brk. and
asbestos shingle rambler; din. rm.
r rsfi rm,. fenced rear yd., ideal for
reas; priced at $4,000. DANDY
1900: ewes, re. 5-92ss'
CONVENIENT. CLEAN AND Low
PRICED is this 3-bedroom and den
or four bedroom home; LARGE
kitchen and full basement with
outside, entrance. This bright.
cheerful home has been redeco-
rated from top to bottom. Stones
throw from schools. . buslines,
new shopping center and theater.
Only s. l,500. with 81 900 down
payment. Monthly. payments less
see this. bring your check book /
Exclusive with BOWERS BROS,
AP. 7-s400.
OPEN ! TO g: 357 Cross St, Ian.
ham. Md: gardeners deiiSht@3-
lot for gardening: fireplace in liv'
nm. and large adjoining solarium
SEP. DIN. rrn., equip. kit. 2-car
garage and workshop; coolies OF
extras: Sl5,500. OF or FLA terms,
Dir; Out Bait. exDressway to Rte
30 Interchange, right on Rte. so
Cross st. right TO open house
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES,
AP. 1-7774
FoUSES BY HUGHES: Convenient
MT. Rainier walk to Rhode Island
ave streetcar line. sturdy Older
type bunRalow: full daylight base
ment: 50 $50 might buy il. W r.
HUGHES CO. AP 7-14O0 til o D m
DECATUR HEIGHTS
OPEN TODAY, IL
1891 BUCHANAN ST.
Brand-new rambler: three bedrms.
= baths II of OF master bedrm' ,
sep, DIN. rm; lovely kit. with eve.
ieVel oven. full bsmt. with rec. rm
Priced at only $4,000.
DIR From Bladensburg I'd. out
E1monston I'd. approx. 5 blocks to
buchanan St, right l block to open
ROBERT S. DAVIS 4 Co. INC
WA 7-38O0
DISTRICT HEIGHTS OPENED TO-
DAY AND BY APPOINTMENT at
tract 3-bedrm asbestos Single
home with sparkling kit. 4th bed
rm, semi-fnished. screened porch
and fenced backyard full bsmt. :
Sl3,15O, low down payment. 1909
.RANERE REALTY CO
ne o-t-5p RE. 5-6i9I
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CREENBELT - 3-bedrm corner.
brlck home separate din rm
large, beautifully Handicapped yard
wonderful location. near shopping
school and winning pool. PRICED
ior quick sale. Total price, $500
Excellent terms can be arranged
VICE selection OF . and 3 bedrm..
able. oREENBELT REALTY Co,
CIR 3-457I, OR a-I3bI
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HILLCREsT HETOBTs = puplex do

1nN WI HEIUHIs - DupIeN de-
plete apartments. separate facil-
tiles, recreation room. large lot ..
car parking area, fenced 3 yrs
old completely redecorated. Price
So 500 2;l3. Kenton ri Vacant
Omen Tor inspection Call s e
LEoNARDo, RI 5-i4ai home
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

3-BEDROOM RAMBLER, with sepa-
rate dining room, full basement.
large lot, large scr. porch; $2.100
down and assume CT mortgage. HE.
4-7366.
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LEWIsDALE = $4,000. Assume
large 4es loan. A fine 3-bedroom
brick rambler. daylight basement,
living room. dining room, kitchen;
excel. neighborhood. HUGH T.
pErX LII A ANN
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

CHEvERLY-value packed. and you
will aaree. once you see this
:l-bedrm., den designed brick-and-
frame Colonial, with all the extras
Air conditioners. pinespaneled rec.
rm. with bar. built-in garage. new
all-elec. kitchen. screened porch,
fireplace in hugh living rm.. sepa-
Owner asking only SCI 800: as low
as $4,000 down, balance on con-
ventional or FILA terms. THE
PERRY BOSWELL CO.. WA. 7-45O0
CHEvERLY-Picturesque brick Co.
lonial. > bedrms., jalousied, heated
sideporch, full basmt.: only S16.-
$50, with $4,000 down. Can as
sume, present 4l5% CT loan. Mir
rored fireplace. separate dining rm.,
"a baths. alum, storm windows,
doors and screens; Acknowledged
ished rec. rm. and fast possession
can be arrnaged by widow who is
transferred, THE PERRY BOS-
WELL CO., WA. $4,000.
CHEvERLY-4 bedrms., . baths. rec
rm., garage. cleo. kit. lge, lot
Assume Az CT loan: So. 45O
AP. 1-7eS6 bet. l2 and 2 pm.
CHEVERLY AREA-All-brick, 3-bed-
rm... full-bsmt. Cape Cod; fireplace
in liv. rm., sep. din. rm. chestnut
trim and doors, screened porch
built-in gar, and slate roof. Ter
rltic buy and top loo. Sl3.g5O.
FLA terms. PRINCE GEO. PROP
ERTIES APP 7-1774.
CHlLLUM-3-bedrm brk. rambler
full bsmt.,. storm windows. fenced
yd.. mr.. schls,, churches, shop. ctr
OWNER: so $50. HA. 2-3575.
CHILLUM TERRACE (adjoining Rag
built brick rambler; 3 bedrms' on
LIST Or. plus huge attic: equipped
kitchen including dishwasher; sep
arate dining rm.. fireplace, brick
porch; Anchor fenced yard: alum,
storm windows and screens, plus
extras galore. Convenient TO every :
thing. Asking only S21,950 on
FLA or conventional terms. Call
to see. THE PERRY BOSWELL
CO., WA. 7-450U.
CLINToN-MOdern 3-bedrm. ram
sSme 81 aS Osn 49, :s seSd On tFf SSN 5
REALTY CO, REALToR. RE. q.
34C0: ewes. RE $4,000.
CLINTON-Lovely 4-bedrm. house
separate dining rm., bsmt., rec.
m: fireplaces, acre; FLA
49,, Sl4.250. STATE RLTY. L.
ms. co. CY. 1896.
CLINTON, Md bedrm. Cape Cod
with firepl.. huilt-in garage. hot
water heat, storm windows and
awnings; on a acre lot. l blk. to
schools. Low down payment
Milford chronicle., 1957-03-15
South Milford Personals

Mrs. William Powell and Mrs
Clara Williams are patients in the
Milford Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. Helen Deputy and son
James, spent last Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. Deputy's daughter
at Lewes.
Mr.. James r. Deputy has returned
to his work at Grants Store.
Mrs. Laura Millman spent last
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Stella
Wilson.
Mr.. Valvert Fox has returned
to his home after being a patient in
the Milford Memorial Hospital.
On March 2, Donna May Dono-
van, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. DON
aid Donovan celebrated her 7th
birthday with a party About Is
little girls along with some mothers
helped Donna May celebrate the
occasion.
Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Fox and
family spent Sunday with their
daughter and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett Clark of Seaford.
Milford chronicle., 1957-03-15
Hospital HOstesses

Hospital Cart and Hospital Shop
Hostesses for the week Friday
March IS through Thursday, March
21, for Milford Memorial Hospital /:
Hospital Cart: Friday, March Is,
Mrs. Joseph Calls, Mrs. William
Sipple; Saturday, March 16, Mrs.
Frank Clendaniel. Jr., Mrs. Mildred
Snowberger; Monday, March Is,
Mrs. Ted Aber, Mrs. David Pack !;
Tuesday, March 10, Mrs. Frank
Lynch, Mrs. William Kenton; We'd
nesday, March 20. Mrs. Irene
Webb, Mrs. Jay ManIove; Thurs
day, March 21. Mrs. Frank NAPLES,
Mrs. Garrett Grier.
Hospital Shop: Friday, March
Is, afternoon, Mrs. Earl Gay, Mrs.
Leslie Dobson, evening, Mrs. Bor-
den Smith; Saturday, March 16
afternoon, Mrs. Walter Dill, eve
ming, Mrs. Robert Wormington
Sunday, March II, afternoon, Mrs,
Hoey Farrow, evening, Mrs. Lester
Hatfield: Monday. March Is, after
noon, Mrs. Albert Peterman, Mrs.
John Vinyard. evening, Mrs. Will
mer Lankford, III, Mrs. Thomas
Galloway: Tuesday, March 10, af-
ternoon, Mrs. ]. j. Pearce, eve-
ming, Mrs. George Westphol; We'd
nesday, March 20. afternoon, Mrs
o. G. F. Bonnert. Mrs. Byron Glib
son: Thursday afternoon. March 21
Mrs. Victor Harrison. evening, Mrs
Morris Farrow.
Milford chronicle., 1957-03-15
Vigil Of Prayer
At Avenue Church

A Vigil of Prayer of continuous
twenty-four hour service will be
conducted in Avenue Methodist
Church, Milford, Friday evening,
March 18th, beginning 600 p. m.
and continuing until 600 p. m,
Saturday evening, March 18th. The
service is being conducted in con-
rection with Methodism's United
Witness to Tell the Heart of
Delaware About Christ to be con-
Quoted in Calvary Methodist Church,
March 4 to March 29th. Persons
will participate during half hour
periods in the Vigil of Prayer
which will be conducted in the
Sanctuary of the Church. Those
attending will be asked to pray for
their own spiritual needs; for the
sick and the shut-ins; for the
United Witnessing Services; for
their homes: for every member of
the family; for the Church; her
leaders. members and constituency:
for the community; for the world
with it's tension and strife. that
there might come a new spirit of
righteou sness, understanding and
peace. Those desiring to partici-
nate in the Vigil of Prayer are in
vited to come to the Church for
meditation and silent prayer. Sug-
gestions for silent prayers will be
proyided for those who attend.
Milford chronicle., 1957-03-15
Items Of q Purely
Personal Nature

Mr.. and Mrs. Milton L. Pope of
Salisbury, were guests of DR.. and
Mrs. Leslie Adkins on Wednesday,
Mrs. F. Burgette Show returned
home Tuesday after spending the
past ten days in Atlantic City,
New Jersey.
Eugene Robertson has enrolled
for the spring semester in East
Caroline College in Greenville,
N. G. He is taking the Business Ad-
ministration Course.
James r. Draper and 1t. Clyde
Wiley returned home Tuesday af-
ter spending the past ten days in
Golden Beach, Florida, as guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. George HI. Draper,
Jr.
Mrs. Leslie Dobson and children,
Jimmie and Susan, returned home
on Tuesday after short visit in
Hamilton, Ontario, where they
were guests of DR.. G. H. Jaimet
and Kitchener, Ontario, where they
visited her father, j. G. Jaimet.
Albert Dyer, who suffered a Sc
we're heart attack in Miami, Flori-
da., is a patient in Jackson Memo
rial Hospital. His son, Preston Dy-
er, returned home on Sunday and
reports progress in his condition.
Mrs. Dyer and Mrs. Dyer, Jr., are
there.
Mrs. James Johnson and son,
Scotty, lately of Fort Bragg, S. c.,
arrived here Wednesday to be the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Desmond
Lyons for the coming several
weeks. Lieutenant Johnson, now a
master paratrooper with the Air
born Army is on an assignment to
Panama. Miss Mary Lyons, who
has been south with her sister, also
returned to Milford
Milford chronicle., 1957-03-15
Ed Hagemeyer Will
Address Business Women

Mr.. Edward w. Hagemeyer.
Vice-President of the Farmers Bank
Of the State of Delaware will speak
about Securities and Investments
at the regular monthly meeting of
the MispilliOn Business and Pro-
fessional WOmen's Club.
The meeting will be held at the
Boulevard Restaurant, Milford, on
Monday, March IS, 1857, at $50
D. m.
All members of the Club are
urged to be present to hear Mr.
Hagemeyer's informative talk. If
you cannot attend the dinner meet
ing, you are welcome to come for
the program and business portion
of the meeting All women who are
not members of the Club are in
vited to be guests if they would be
interested in the subject of the pro-
gram.
Mrs Lillian |. Martin, President,
will preside.
Milford chronicle., 1957-03-15
Fire Report
For February

John G. Jester, Fire Recorder for
the Carlisle Fire Company, Inc,
Milford, Delaware, has submitted
the following fire record for the
month of February, 1857.
Number of alarms, 10; Nos II to
% inclusive; City alarms, z; rural
alarms, 3; False, O; Silent, 0;
Types-stove. 2; house, 1; chimney
2; automobile, 2; truck l; grass,
]; strawpile. 1. Hose used-275 feet,
1-inch; Ladders raised. so feet;
Distance travelled, 5S miles; Time
in service, 5 hours; Pumping time
hour: Attendance, 279 men in SER
vice; 125 man hours in service; %
average attendance at each alarm
Loss-Total loss $325.OO: City Loss,
>3o5 90.
Ambulance Total trims. 81: To-
tal men in service. %; Total hours
in service. "a: Total man hours in
1e~vice, "A; Total miles travelled,
e25.
Milford chronicle., 1957-03-15
Trophy Grange NelCs

At the meeting of Trophy Grange
on March IL, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Bostick, Jr., were in charge of the
literary program. They told the
story Of an Illinois family whose
interests were quite diversified.
Only one could choose farming as
a career. The parents wisely con-
ceded their disappointment and
helped each child develop his spe-
cial talents and enter the career of
his choice. The article was called
when Farming Isn't Their Flu
ture". Mrs. Ellingsworth read
Little Tommy's First Smoke"
After a monologue by Mrs. Bostick
all joined in playing game. Then
refreshments were served.
Trophy Grange will hold open
house on Monday evening. March
25. All friends of agriculture are
cordially invited. The speaker will
be Mr.. George Vapaa.
Annie /. Cow
Milford chronicle., 1957-03-15

DR.. and Mrs John B. Baker will
spend ten days in Florida, having
left for the south on Tuesday.
Mrs. John w. Burris and Mrs.
Harold Short were in Washington
on Friday of last week and attend
ed the Flower Show.
MIR. and Mrs, Max Corder are
building a new home on Shawnee
Road, which they will occupy as
soon as it is completed.
DR.. and Mrs James Renuart and
children, who have been the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Dean Kimmel
for the past two weeks, left for
their home in Durham, N. c., We'd
nesday.
DIR. Lloyd Mussells of Philadel-
phia was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Elfreth on Tuesday. DR..
MusseIls, medical director of Phil
adelphia General Hospital, address
sed Christ Churchmen that evening.
DR.. and Mrs. William D. Adkins
are in Washington where DR.. Ad-
kins is attending the sessions of
the Tri-State Dental convention.
They left Tuesday and will return
today.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Isaacs, who
have been in Fort Lauderdale, Flo
rida, for the winter, are returning
to their Shawnee Road home today.
With them are Mr.. and Mrs. Pen
newill Isaacs, who flew down last
week to drive home with them.
Captain and Mrs. John B. Howell
had as guests on Saturday, Major
and Mrs. Hall Montague and two
children of New Castle Air Base.
The Howells and the Montagues
were neighbors in Hawaii where
they were stationed at Wheeler Air
Force Base.
Milford chronicle., 1957-03-15

Mrs. Leonard Elfreth enter
tanned the presidents and di-
rectors of the Kent County
clubs at her home "Sunnybrae"
Friday, having a meeting at
eleven o'clock, which was fol-
lowed by luncheon. Also at
tending was the state president,
Mrs. Milton d. Yerkes of Lau-
rel, whose engagement to Mr..
William c. Money of Middle
town was recently announced.
In honor of the coming we'd
ding on May II, Mrs. Elfreth
had a wedding cake as con-
cluding part OF the luncheon,
a surprise for Mrs. Yerkes and
for Mr.. Money who was pres
ent. The members of the Kent
County cabinet presented Mrs.
Yerkes with a gold mesh even
ing bag.
Milford chronicle., 1957-03-15
Hospital Births

The following babies we're born
in Milford Memorial Hospital:
March 1: Girl, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. Davis (colored) Milford; Boy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Tull, Green
wood; Boy, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Osterman, Denton, Md.
March 2: Girl, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
ford Brown (colored) Milford; Boy,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wiley, Ellen
dale.
March 5: Girl, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Newnom, Houston; Girl, Mr.
and Mrs. William Couch, Milton !;
Boy, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cannon,
Georgetown.
March z: Boy, Mr.. and Mrs James
Ponder, Millsboro; Girl, Mr. and
Mrs. Dale Parker, Millsboro: Boy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Raley, Milton.
Milford chronicle., 1957-03-15
Community Concert
Series For 1888

Continued from first page)
which consists of a tenor, a Bari
tone, a Soprano and a Narrator
with their pianist, who together
with scenery, will do a concert
version of La Traviata in English.
Another possible concert will be
a Piano-duo.
These are only glimpses of what
the season has in store for you,
hence we urge you to contact
either by phone #4725, or by let
ter with your check made out to
Seaford Community Concert Asso.,
accompanying your order before
March 25th, Mrs. A E. fsumes, 209
s. Walnut ST., Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1957-03-15

Interesting to those people
who will remember Mrs. Chas.
Johnston, the former Miss Ruth
Peat, will be the news that her
son, David Johnston, is a SEN
ior at the Amber, Pa, High
School, and will enter Prince
ton University in the fall. David
is the editor of the school pa
per, has passed his NROTC ex-
animation and is a member of
a national honorary society.
Mrs. Johnston lived here near
town for many years with her
family but has been in Amber
a number of years where Mr..
Johnston has a responsible po-
sition.