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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-16
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Investors Opportunity
Beach Property


36Oxl2O $3.50
The Joseph d. Lazenby Co.
WHITEHALL BEAcH-A brick
cottage with private waterfront and
designed for economical living. LIST
flooi has living room. dining room;
large kitchen. 2 bedrooms and
bath. End floor is large finished
room. Full basement with shower
hot water heat, separate, gear ga
rage, a0-foot pier and a view
across the Chesapeake. The entire
property is in excellent condition.
WINCHESTER ON THE SEVERN
A 3-bedroom split-level with
trance hall, separate dining room.
~ baths. powder room on first
floor. living room with fireplace.
All in this community of fine
homes, and ideal location for COM
muting to washington. Here you
have the ADVANTAGES Of the new
yacht basin. swimming beach and
pier. plus a host OF eood neighbors.
This home is only 3 years old but
the. owners are being transferred
LINsTEfAD ON THE sEvERN-A
this choice community. First floor
has living room with fireplace. din
ing room. study, modern kitchen.
full bath and screened porch. Sec
ond floor has three bedrooms. sew
ing room and bath. Finished base
ment Intercom system throughout
the house. Very reasonably priced
for this exceptional area
NEAR ABERDEEN CREEK land
only ) minutes from washington
expresswav) We offer o acres OF
land and an attractive two-story,
1-knHFnnFFa
ment and 2-car garage and work
shop This land is Just right with
a nice orchard. About Z acres are
cleared for small farm or for
building more houses. and there
are st many large shade .5s ire trees Ian, ana
You can't help but admire this
property, and want to raise YOUR
family in this delightfll area.
The Joseph D. Lazenby Co.
2l5 Main st.. Annapolis. Maryland
Telephone: Colonial 3-26s4
severna Park once Sew. PIX. l4ss
Year-'Round Special
Woodland Beach. 2 bedrooms
full hasn't sst "a large on corner IT, oil ta hsS
ONLY $25 DOWN
On many fine. bldg sites IN Beach
areas on South River. $500 up.
Make YOUR own terms
FULL PRICE $3.50
Small unfinished frame cottage
on Ice wooded lot, Selby-on -the-
Bay Only / hour from d, c. Finest
bathing, boating and fishing Only
500 down.
KAY REALTY co.
UN 7-s236 UN 7-sS6s RA. G-2:oo
Southern Maryland
Lower otomac--charles Co ap-
prox 155-ft frontage l1-room
house. 2is baths. Now divided into
. apartments Ideal for nursing
home. Large screened porch, beau
tiful view Artesian well, shade
trees. S1s,50O. Liberal terms.
Commute 90 easy miles to D. c.
approx. | acre--b-room, new brick
house. fireplace; attic ADEQUATE for
2 bedrooms. bath; earaRe, breeze
way; oil heat school bus at door.
S22,950. owner finance.
Mrs. Loulie p. Dodson
SANDoz, INC.
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WATERFRONT pRoP. SALE

tCOhItNueDl I'd
WATERFRONT one-noor plan
cottage. II acres. 900 IT. water
front; living room, dining space,
kitchen, 3 bedrooms. shower bath.
screened porch: garage, needs
RICE. Broker Wsrsa y, Va Va.
TALL TIMBERS, MD. : Groom
house, furn. with all modern conv.
incl. auto gas heat; and q 3-rm:
furn. guesthouse. Lot 100 y; fropt
It. pvt pier for excel. bathing,
boating and fishing; $4,000. EN-.
$4,000.
EASTERN SHORE OF MD.-34-a:
farm on paved road, l5 mi. 8. 81
Salisbury. Nice 7-rm. house with
path sar si Equipped hoy house o, nor
DARWIN, Salisbury, Md. Pr
9-7g1Q.
WATERFRONT HOME, ON SOUTH
RIVER Completely remodeled.
hot-water Dashboard heat; main
house. rooms. 2 baths; guest
tsrngs,s room SSSSse T YORK hop
plus utility boathouse: patio with
nursery. shrubs yard. % miles
to Washington; close to schools
and transportation. 34-ft. twin
screw. Sports Fisherman cruiser,
a.. for sale Must sell e. S sscri-
sary. Call I'm. 4-SSSS.
2-BEDRM. home, Riverside. Nd
COMMUTE D. c. $500. call RI.
S-jOS1.
REEIREES, COMMUTERS = High
homesites viewing Chesapeake Bay
at North Beach; 80 mi. ID. c.;
lots from 1896 or will build and
finance your permanent home.
Terms. Paved I'd. March selection
popular. booming beach, so close
to n c. 1t has no equal. House
plans for your selection Deal
with owner-developer DU. 7-1623.
WATERFRONT HOME, in excellent
community: 2is acres, wide water
front near the Potomac; deep
repaips re dUSms to Shoo6 SoS
cash. bal monthly w. c. RICE.
Broker warsaw. Va.
INTERESTING HOME for modern
iZing, in perfect waterfront loca-
harbor. view over Chesapeake Bay:
acres: rooms. frame construc.
y SiTn; So s4u9d s S%di'i Schhpr n sOc c.
Robson. USN (ret.), Broker,
White Stone, We.
ESTATE sALE-Calvert County;
80 wooded acres, over Loo II.
water frontage with lovely 7-rm:,
bath home with full bsmt., oil:
h.-w h. Truly a beautiful spot and
an outstanding value. H.. T. RAN
DOLlPH FE. 7-2137 or RE. 6-46SS.
YEAR ROUND 3-bedrm. rambler,
fully equipped kit. bath, util. rm.
Ice. scr. porch, carport. lge ma
Sonry 2 car garage. all fronting on
water, substantial boat pier, nice
grounds. completely fenced; bar
gain. S14,600. terms.
90 ACRES. lge mod. brk. home:
full bsmt.. complete kit, refgrs.,
deep freeze good furniture, AGAR
garage. barn. long frontage on wa
ter, some equip. and small boats
incl Price. 1913 900. terms
NEW rm. and bath rambler;
fireplace. on water sandy beach.
Price. S10.500. terms. Others from
Good roads to all above proper
ties
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EUGENE P. NIXON
HN1~AO4N
RE 1-Sl12 Ewes. Ia 6-5a4s

re. i-hI Z Eves.. "a H-5H4S
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
2TO acres with lovely old manor
home; long I'd. frontage. mi.
from Acc. S325 per acre.
acres with attractive Early
American type home, liv. rm.. 15x
27. with firepl.. random plank
peggsd floor. beamed ceiling, din,
bedrooms, 3 baths. oil h.-a. heat:
$4,000, More land available.
NEAR PEPCO-5 acres with cen.
ter-hall frame home. liv. rm.. din.
rm., kit. on LIST floor: 8 bedrms.
and bath on End. rms. on 3rd.
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

OWNER HAS LOTS available for
immediate construction. with wa
ter and sewer, located in Whea-
ton. MONTGOMERY Co. and Prince
Geor cs Co. AID. ASSOC or Box
252-B. star.
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FRED B. CUsHMAN

26S AcRES-A nice, level piece
OF land under high state Of culti-
barley, nlenty Of hay land oG bal do in
PASTURE; II you are looking for a
farm that has been reduced to q
selling price. let us show you this
one The outbldgs. are not the
best vet II has 37-cow dairy
barn, J-room mouse with all i'm
S3i5 per acre. including the barley
crop; This farm is close TO Acc,
not far, from Potomae Electric. and
has long hard-roadi frontage.
142 ACRES. close to clarksburE
"A fair set OF bldgs Road splits
the farm nearly through the mid
die. $4,000.
FRED B. cUsHMAN
436 n. Frederick Ave, oaithersburg
Ewes MT Mr. PRICE ea atSsIsSSIs s s9s
1886 ACRES
Unbeatable location near warren
and on excellent black-top road
Large white Colonial home. all
modern convenience; beautiful
Tsnts s OT s45 trees Fertile Tfs'ns .vs homo &c
gently. rolling land, good fencing.
Ideal for any type. farming or for
development Bride paths through
forested areas. Priced 10 sell at
$4,000 Excellent terms. Call Mr..
Richardson or Mr. Barry
POMPONIO REALTY, INC.
e2e2 wilson Blvd. IA. T-666O
90 NICE ACRES with attractive
1-room house, bath. long-estab.
lished water powered grist mill,
diesel standby, with all inventory,
$4,000
4i0.AcRE RIVER Farm, e
room house. some timber. S24 300.
41O ACRES: farmhouses; 9b
Angus cattle. farm equipment. S7O,-
as4-AcRE CATTLE FARM; To-
room house, bath farm buildings;
$4,000
Browning Real Estate Agcy.
Culpeper, Virginia
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SIGLER g. CO., ST. 3-7282
Ewes. TIA. 9-Os77
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RI,AZE A TRAIT,

The camp for the entire family
or for indiv. children ages 7-I4.
Along the Appalachian Trail in
Blue Ridge MIS-. so mi. from D. c.
on Hwy. Q. Hillsboro, Va. Phone
VIII. 2-72S1 or write dir. MR.. VIM.
r. NIEMANN, 1917 Mariana dr..
Rockville, Nd.
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STROUT
CATALOG

Mailed FREEl Farms, homes,
businesses: coaSt-to-coast. "a States,
3.lS6 properties described bargains
galore. many pictures. livestock,
edpt.. crops furnishings often in
cluded: many with lev down pay
ment. easy terms So years service:
SAVE thru STROUT REALTY. 1885
N. Woodward BLDG, Washington.
Sterline 3-37S4.
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POTOMAC-In q rural vet COM
yenient location, lots ranging from
small shopping center. OWNER,
Pc. 2-e423.
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Bluegrass and Glover
Close fnrD.C

If YOU want to live among alfalfa
washington. this 1875 acres is one
Of the very few farms left, and
has been owned by the same fam
lily for six generations. Nine-rm.
house. built IN 1852 Oil heat, 2
place and shade, arm. tenant
house and many other buildings.
Price, $3.50 per acre as a whole;
" cash, bal. can be ARRANGED.
MASON A. OMER I,
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350-ACRE DAIRY

At Charles Town. W Va: 4
houses. one stone S-rm,. on Rte q:
Milking 73 head, selling over 80
tons milk month grows practically
all feed. AZ mi D. c.. all modern
eaui~ ment. Taking in over $4,000
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KAY BOWLING
VIRGINIA FARMS

2O7 N, Frederick Ave. 0aithersburl
Garden 4-5050 or Gaithersburg 241
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

A CASH BUYER. OR WILL SELL
ON TERMS III $4,000 S E.
REALTY CO
CLIENT WANTS home not more
md a. Area Conn. ave. to Amer.
Univ. Up to $50. 900 $4,000
cash. GERBICH. EN-. 2-027s,
ST. 3-1939
Top Cash-D. c. Houses
Will Pay THE Top Dollar
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HOT SPOT

DRIvE-INs. RESTAURANTS
SHOPPING CENTER, ETC.
25O-ft. front where new 20 will
meet Colesvtlle I'd. soon. 400 IT. deep
10000 SO. IT,. less than So so. #.
HAROLD B. BONART g. co.
FE. 7-12s2 Ewes. OIL. 4-5947
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WOODBRIDGE. VA. = Appd. 500
lot residential development: sewer.
water on propertv; 200 lots avail.
for immed. bldg. Priced for quick
sale. 81 800 per acre. excel, terms
ROBERT C. DAVENPORT REAL
EST so. 6-52OOi ewes. SO.
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

BAY COTTAGE on shaded 50xiO0-
y, lot two: l2x3o-ft, concrete
IN: $1,000. OIL. 0-3336.
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EAUoUIER CO., vA.-207 ACRE
family, located on Highway eli,
mr.. Catlett, Va; good grazing and
farming ground, nice laying land
r.. run o, mS Tassr shrU SvS5 ta n1Te
New barn, Ice. house. main part
built about 1880. Lge. stone
chimneys, all remodeled outside,
2 new porches: ] enclosed, !S225
per acre. This b . nice farm.
OWNER, ARIEL T., GODFREY.
~ Vii. eggs issI sb from 40 "a pm Or
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Elymont. Md. Poplar Lane. 5.rm.
mouse, bath, porch, oil furnace and
garage; price $4,000, terms. And
other small farms and homes.
L; q. kRAGH. Real Estate Brokers,
Rison. Nd, Riverside 3-2Si5., or
Names SlarIn MidWar h-aI.lE
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Packafe deal for 1872 de luxe
elev. apis ready to go, Site lay
out for . bldgs. on delightful ele-
walton, and preliminary plans are
completed, Ground trust and per-
manent loans committed and avail
able to qualified builder. Substan-
tails are available By appt at this
once. call Nj. Casey. B. r. SAUL
CO., Ma. S-2100.
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iO9 THAYER AVE. OF Dale drive.
Silver Spring; large wooded lot,
105x96x62; near schools; reason
able. NORTHEAST REALTY, CO.
|. 5-S203, JU. 9-3l34.
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LOTS, ACREAGE for SALE

ARLINGT0N-Lot for sale. 6204
II. 'front.' As It. rear, 143 It. deep.
County easement on l side. IA.
1854. Sun. and after 5 pm.
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road. on Route 240, 8 mi south
Of Frederick. IL min. from acc
and As min. from p. c.: fine view.
Price, $1,000. Phone OWNER,
VIII, 2-33S6, mornings.
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opEENBELT-Lakesids drive. look
Landover Area. 26 Acres
cam Dor Awe

(. Ccl Park. 1n0xt00. $500
-'T1DsON REAL ESThTE
I'M 4-151S UN, 4-7171
COMPUTING DISTANCE D. c.
Over - acres Of gently sloping
land with 34t IT. Of roaH frontage.
over 3 acres Se6 II ttei ro saffron 'front.'
age with lge. trees incl dogwood
Price. 81 .5a5. Easy terms on both.
So MD REALTY CO.
Ri. 3O1, LA PLATA WE. 4-S432
CABIN JOHN VALLEY-30-acre
tract. all cleared. 55-acre tract, all
cleared. Also larger tracts avail
able
EUGENE B. GINGELL
0noO E,-- - a..A r.
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2 LEVEL LOTS on paved street:
sewer . and mater and .t s aRTns
$3.50 for both. Exclusive with
BOWERS BROS, AP. 7-e400..
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OFFICES, STUDIOS WANTED
FARMS

ONE ROOM, upstairs; upper Conn.
ave-: inexpensive. for music in
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CENTRAL. MoTS GoMERY - rs
acres. 6-Ioom house. Administrator
says sell for. SIS. 900.
ONE ACRE with large comfort.
able home. Convenient to schools
stores. etc. Priced at $4,000 on
easy terms as owner will carry
CARL FISHER, at Poolesville
Diamond A-3S31. with Romer q Co.
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wooded se ho rSs % in SG beaui piT1
Meadowood. Mr., Beales,- yu, 5-12S6
on. premises. DIRECTIONS: Coles
VILE I'd, 70 shaw ave, left to lots.
ROBERT H. KENT g. CO.
JU. $4,000
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LOTs-eeven with 70-ft, frontages
homes, known as Murray Hill Es-
tates. in Oxon Hill, MARYLAND.
Paved streets and sidewalks. city
water and sewer, all utilities Price
includes NJ. s. 8. c. water and
sewer tap charges; $4,000 each. or
make offer. Can ia. $1,000 or Ma.
S-2527. l6'
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LoTs, ACREAGE for SALE
PRINcE qEoRGEs co.. Teml

POTOMAC-34-aere corner tract.
3.00O-ft county road frontage.
complete with survey; l2-acre sub
division plan. OWNER. - Pc.
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TRADE
ITO ACRES-W. VA.

Good 4 room house with cleo, near
hard road, stores and towns. 2h
hours to D. c.. $4,000, terms.
80 ACRES
min. to Winchester, all level and
on good road. Perfect building site.
$500
L. r. Wigfield. NO. 7-l328
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RETIREMENT HOME ior small

family; d acres: brick; hv. rm.,
small bedrm.. bath: fun bsnt.;
fenced with springfield ponu 2
acres clear. Lower Loudoun.
$4,000. r. o. BRIDGES. Broker.
U. s. 80, Pleasant Valley. Phone
Arcola- FairView 1-54SV.
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tcoNTlNUsp,

aMsg asA
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C bedSmsl. baths. iiv. masonry r% tit
diring rm.. den. play rm., utils-
and garage; INV. heat; many at
tractive features. SlS.S5O; $4,000
down. r. o. BRIDGES. Broker,
U. S. so Pleasant valley. Phone
Arcola FairVieW, 10 $50,
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OUTSTANDING NV. LOG. over
75xI25: liberal terms, Ewes. tn.
2-6194: daily. DI 7-4244.
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WATERFRONT PROF.. RENT

RIVER PARK, on the Shenandoah
Boating, fishing, filtered pools. Lo-
Gated on Route 6O6 between Route
so and Route z, east side of river,
within committing distance OF
Washington Lots, $685. and up,
until April 30, may be purchased
with no down payment, For ii1-
formation, call CIR. 3-27S9.
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LOOK
RHODES RIVER

Excellent retirement home and
what q view Of Rhodes River II is
lot: liy. rm. with firepl extra-iarse
kitchen (all-elec.), 2 bedrms., bath;
2 large scr. porches: full bsmt.:
must see 10 really appreciate; good
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STONE FARMsrFAn

Frederick Co.: 1872 acres pro-
ductive. level land; gorgeous view
OF Blue Ridge mts.: spring -watered
pasture. woodlot sturdy .S-rm.
stone house has cleo, phone, bath,
furnace, hot and cold water, center
hall; fireplaces. spacious lawn with
houses, etc Same owner 90 yrs
now retiring Only $40, 900, terms.
r. L. Zentz. STROUT REALTY,
Taneytown Md. Phone Plymouth
6-53Ol
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FARM, 90 nj from wash. so
acres, about half open, with sew
eral springfield streams, long
frontage on u. S. hwy. 80. Old d
rm. dwelling, barn and outbldgs
Only $50 per acre. Call OWNER,
-WH o-SRAh
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ROCKVILLE Area 10 acres (more
rms, 2 baths; ON paved rd.:. din.
rm or 4th bedrm.: Ice. barn,
many outbldgs fenced: spring.
fed lakes, some woodland: S2S,-
900. OIL. 4-4522. c. w. BARTON
Milford chronicle., 1958-01-17
GoU. BOggs Urges Promo
tiOn Group To Greater
Efforts
fcontinued from page onel

continued from page one)
$4,000 promotion fund and extend
invitations to business and indus
try to investigate the opportunities
in Delaware.
Lloyd r. Leslie, President, an
nounced the resignation of Miles
l.. Frederick as secretary of the or
ganization, effective January 81,
whereupon John N. Mcdowell pro-
posed Col. G. B. Shaffer for the
post. Col. Shaffer will also become
acting director of the State Devel-
opment Department on February
1, when Mr.. Frederick's resignation
from that position becomes effec-
tive. Mr.. Frederick will continue as
a member of the promotion COM
mittee.
A resolution was introduced by
Judge Ernest V. Keith providing
for the retirement and replacement
of members of the Committee, and
this was adopted with corrections
with final reading to be made at the
next meeting.
President Leslie invited the
twenty-man committee to be guests
of the Delaware Power and Light
Company, Wilmington, February 7
for its next regular meeting.
Milford chronicle., 1958-01-17
OCEAN VIEW
Mrs. Ethel B. Davidson

We have had an old fashioned
winter snow, with very cold tenn
perature with it. The snow fell to
a depth of s inches, in some places,
more or less. 1t still remains at
this date.
The Churches, however, have had
good attendance. We appreciate the
young people, both married and
single, who attended the worship
service at Mariners Bethel Meth
odist Church. The Rev. Charles =.
Covington delivered a profitable
sermon on Sunday morning, from
the text found in Ephesians 4th
chapter and the first six verses.
He emphasized the 1st verse.
Mrs. Ella Mezick is the Music
Director. The nice choir sang the
special: Soldiers of Christ Arise,
very inspiring selection. 1 have
read that whenever an anthem is
sung, it is taken from one of the
Psalms in our Bible. So there is
a difference between a special num-
ber and an anthem, l learned
At the evening service, an in
spirational song service is held at
7:30, following the MYF:: the SER
mon is at o'clock by the mimi
ster.
There was a Pack meeting of
the Cub Scouts at the Lord Balti-
more High School on Thursday,
January 18th, at 7:30 p. M. All
parents of the Cubs were urged to
be present.
Mr. Richard (Dick) Shirley sus-
tanned a broken leg while at his
work and is now able to get around
ON crutches. Mr.. John LittletOn, of
Dover. visited the Shirleys on
Thursday.
Mr.. Ulysses Evans sustained a
broken wrist last week, when he
fell on the ice. His brother-in-law,
Russell Wilgus, of Roxana, visited
him on Sunday.
Mr.. Francis Derrickson is a pa
tient at the Milford Memorial Hos
pital receiving treatment for heart
condition.
Capt. and Mrs. Lonnie Lynch, of
Philadelphia, accompanied their
mother, Mrs. Carrie Lynch to her
home here, after a visit with the
former; also visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Kline in Philadelphia. Lonnie
and his wife spent overnight Sat
urday and on Sunday, they all at
tended st. Georges Methodist
Church, at Clarksville, before leav-
ing for their home in Philadelphia,
that afternoon.
Mrs. Gertie Keen spent the holi-
days with her son and family, Mr..
and Mrs. c. Maurice Keen and their
/ two children in Richmond, Va.
Last Sunday, January 18th, Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Kline returned to
Milford chronicle., 1958-01-17

The Republic of Panama has a
population of 650,000.
Milford chronicle., 1958-01-17

their home in Philadelphia, after
spending the weekend with their
mother, Mrs. Gertie Keen here.
Mr.. Lewis Lathbury suffered a
heart attack last week and is con-
valescing at his home here. We
wish all the sick people a speedy
recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebe Davidson have
had severe colds this winter; but
are much better.
Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Brasure
are recovering slowly from severe
cold.
Mrs. Gladys Campbell of Will
ards, Nd, visited her daughter and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin o. MUIR
ray over the weekend and attended
Bethel Church on Sunday
Mrs. Clara King Richards accom-
panied her son and daughter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Richards
to Bywood and Phila., Pa, where
they expect to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. Benz.
Otto and Mr.. and Mrs. Botto, while
there.
Mrs. Elsie Hickman visited her
daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Cannon, in Wilmington,
over the weekend of December
29th
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Burton
visited their father, Mr. Allen Dali
sey, who is a patient at the Gov.
Bacon Health Center, in Whining
ton, on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Evans, of
Salisbury, visited their mother, Mrs.
Helen Evans on Sunday. The lat
ter's daughter and husband, Mr..
and Mrs. G. II. Thomas, rather he
is Master Sergeant Thomas in the
Air Force. They are stationed in
France and will be there for 1 "
years before he completes his time.
Milford chronicle., 1958-01-17
Fresh Barn
Air Important

Fresh air in closed dairy barns
is important in cold weather to
remove moisture given off by cows,
according to George Vapaa, county
agricultural agent
This moist air is unhealthy for
cows, and condenses on walls and
fioors-causing rOtting of wood and
corrosion of metal fixtures.
Mr.. Vapaa cited electric fans. as
being most successful to ventilate
barns in cold weather. An auto
matte ventilation system solves the
problem by continuously removing
stale air and bringing in dry fresh
air without causing drafts Stale
air can he removed from the floor
where it is coldest, and fresh air
can be brought in and distributed
evenly at the ceiling.
Fan capacities are based on the
average number of cattle being
housed, the agent explained. Ca
pacity should be provided at the
rate of 80 cubic feet of air per
minute for each 1000 pounds of
cattle. If possible, provision should
be made so the quantity of air
can be reduced to 40 cubic feet per
minute for each 1000 pounds of
cattle. Multispeed fans will pro-
vide air delivery at a maximum
when the barn is warm and minis
mum when the barn cools. The fan
runs all the time at low speed,
except when the barn temperature
rises abouve 55 degrees.
Call the county extension office
for directions on installing venti-
lation system in an individual barn,
since needs vary.
Milford chronicle., 1958-01-17
FRANKFORT
C. G. Cr0cker
Phone: Rodney S16

Calvin Mccormick, John Fuebash
spent the weekend at their respec-
tive home from the University of
Delaware.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Tingle left
Saturday for Florida where they
will visit friends and relatives.
Mrs. Lisa Faith, of Cambridge,
is spending some time with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man Bunting.
A congregational meeting will be
held directly after the preaching
service at the Presbyterian Church,
January 19. Rev. William c. LEIGH
man, will be the moderator. Rev.
Leichman will conduct communion
service at the regular preaching
service hour on January 10.
Mrs. Frances Gumm, Jr., cele-
brated her birthday on the 18th of
January
Mrs. Cecil Ford of Upper Fair
mount, is spending some time with
her brother, Rev. Lester Winslow.