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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-11
COULD BE ALL-TiMEs GREAT
Mcneil Major Foctor
In Success Of Terps
BY q star stan writer

NEW YORK, Mar. 1.-THE
fair haired boy in Maryland's
late-seaSon drive to the Allan
tic Coast Conference title and
a crack at the NCAA cham
pionship is Charley Mcneil.
a 6-foot-6 sophomore from
Penns Grove. N. j.. who has the
potential to be the Terps' all
time basketball great.
After McNeil's ~ points
helped beat Duke in the con-
ference semifinals last week
end in Raleigh. N. c., several
of the Duke players were re-
hashing the game.
"I'll tell you one thing" one
of the Duke players commented.
"if Mcneil is not an All-Amer-
lean when he's a senior then
I've never seen one" The Duke
players teammates agreed.
Don Martin, coach Of the
Boston College team that Mary
land plays here tonight in the
opening round of the NCAA
championship, said last night
that Mcneil is the second best
sophomore basketball player
he's seen. Martin secuted the
Raleigh tournament.
Improved ON Defense
Martin saw Cincinnati's Oscar
Robertson, an All-American
choice, score 81 points here
against Seton Hall, and has to
like Robertson as the best soph-
omore he ever has watched.
But Mcneil is his second choice.
Mcneil is a handsome, lean,
19-year-old who has been
dubbed Wyatt carp" by his
teammates-partly because he
looks something like carp, and
partly because he's the basket
ball version of a gunner"
McNeil's value to the Terps
has been increased with his i'm
proved defensive play. Early in
the season he was a risk on
defense, but he has been an
apt student and now is one of
the most dependable defensive
men on the squad. You have
to play good defense to stick
with Coach Bud Millikan.
At Raleigh, McNeil's assign
ments were Bob Mortell of Vir-
ginia. Jim Newcome of Duke
and Pete Brennan of North
Carolina. Mortell had been the
big man in Virginia's regular
season upset of Duke. but Nc
Neil handled him nicely, and
then stopped Newcome with
seven points.
Charley drew three personals
in the first four minutes against
Brennan, and was taken out
until near the end of the half.
But when he came back to
make Fights straight shots
from the floor he won the ball
90 mo for the Terms ond didn't
permit Brennan to make more
than his quota.
Can Move to Outside
Mcneil was only the third
high scorer on the freshman
team last year. trailing AL
Bunge and Jerry Shanhan. But
his current 14-point average
tops the ACC champions. and
his IS points in the tournament
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-11
might. defeating Oregon State,
57-45, in a playof game.
Winners Go to Louisville

Ot-ToS III q pIdyUll game.
Winners Go to Louisville
The four winners Of the week
end regional tournaments join
in Louisville March 21-22 to
determine the successor to
North Carolina as NCAA cham
pion.
The loss of Vincent, who
suffered a broken left ankle In
last week ends Southern Con-
ference tournament, could be a
severe blow to West Virginia's
attempt to parlay the "mythi-
cal" national title into the
NCAA c h a mpionshi The
NCAA also has been a jinx to
the Mountaineers, who have
been knocked out in first-round
play the last three years and
have never won a tournament
game.
Loyola. Miami. and Manhat-
tan are other schools with
previous NCAA tournament ex-
perience who have yet to win
while four teams playing to-
night, Maryland, Boston Col
lege, Arizona State and Tennes-
see Tech, will be appearing for
the first time.
II the NCAA isn't enough to
satisfy the basketball palate,
there's plenty more to keep it
company. The NAIA clambake
conducts the second half of its
l6-game first round today and
tonight in Kansas City follow
ing up opening day victories by
Platteville (Wis.), Indiana
pa, West Virginia Wesleyan,
Pacific Lutheran, Coe, Tennes-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-11
Sports Stuff Shifted

MIAMI. Fla. Mar. IL R.-
Eugene H. Hinton, chief copy
editor of the Miami News for
the past five years, has been
named executive sports editor
Of the newspaper. Morris Nc
Lemore will continue as sports
editor in overall charge Of the
department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-11

Continued From Page Ais
Terps considerable height adj
vantage and experience.
Boston College is expected to
use a modified version of the
New England and Metropolitan
New York "give-and-go" style
of play, which should make for
a high-Scoring game If the
Terps choose to run with the
Eagles.
Boston College won its first
10 games and then lost to st.
Peters, a team Georgetown up
set late in the season. Connect
icut, Brown and Holy Gross
we're among the major teams
beaten by the Eagles.
Boston College also lost two
games to Boston u, coached by
Matt Zunic, a basketball great
at George Washington, and
single games to Providence and
Marquette.
The Eagles have five players
with averages in the double
figures while the Terps have
three, Mcneil, Dick Davis and
Bunge.
The flve-year-Old Atlantic
Coast Conference has only a
fair record in the NCAA play
offs. N. c. State, the first
champion, beat George WASH
ington in the first round but
lost to LaSalle in the second
The next year Duke lost by a
point to Villanova, and then
N. C. State lost in four over
times to CanisiuS. Last year,
of course, North Carolina went
all the way, winning 80 straight
and the national title.
Terps Have Strength
Millikan will start the same
team that he used last week
in Raleigh, Nacincik, Mcneil.
Nick Davis. Bunge and Tom
Young. Mcneil and Davis
made the AL. Conference team.
Bunge. the tournaments lead
ing rebounder, made the second.
Millikan also has bench
strength with Gene Danko, Jim
Halleck and Bill Murphy, who
took turns in scoring the VIM
ming points, in reserve roles
last week.
The Maryland team arrived
in New York yesterday after
noon by plane and worked out
in the Garden last night. The
team will review scout reports
on Boston College today. The
Eagles have not played since
last Wednesday when they lost
to Boston U. with GierSch, their
6-foot-4 high scorer still side
lined by the flu. Giersch worked
at full speed last night before
Maryland took the court.
Dartmouth and West Vir-
ginia, like Maryland. also are
favoriteS tonight. The coaches
Of Maryland'S victims in the
Atlantic Coast Conference tour
nament believe Maryland can
continue winning and reach the
semif1nalS at Louisville, KY,
March 81.
San Francisco, Kansas State
and Indiana or Notre Dame
figure, barring upsets. to be the
other semifinalists at Louisville
Bill Cobey, Maryland's ath-
letic director, said yesterdays
phone calls were reminiscent of
the Orange Bowl football days
At least 500 students, alumni
and Terrapin Club members are
expected to attend the game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-11
'SundIot Teams Sought

The Old Dominion League
has openings for four teams in
its sandlot baseball organiza-
ton for the coming season.
Interested managers should
phone Bob Connor at Jackson
8-4762.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-11
POLL

Continued From Page A-15
final poll last year, beating out
Kansas.
The Associated Press final
college basketball poll for the
1957-58 season with first place
votes and team records in
parentheses:
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Catholic League Stors to Play
CAROLS Champions Friday

A 13-man squad has been Sc
lected from the Catholic League
to play champion Carroll in an
exhibition game Friday night.
Proceeds will be used to fl
nance CAROLS trip to the New
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-11
Metro League Meets

An organizational meeting of
the Metro Sandlot Baseball
League will be held at 1880 pm.
Friday at Banneker Recreation
Center. $500 Georgia ave-
nue. NV.
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Approaches Are Important, Too
When I first step out on an
approach. / always take a few
practice slides to find out how
slick or sticky the approach is.
Too many bowlers ignore this
and it caT cost them foul.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-11
Cooler. Smoother
ShoVes in u the Time!

you have tender, sensitive skin only special kind
of shaving laher can give you really close COOL
Portable shave without that hot scraped burning feelng
And here it is-RIsE Extra Cool with Menthol! This
new shaving discovery for tender sensitive skin gives
cooling soothing shaves in the hottest weather
Don't confuse the Menthol in RISE with ordinary
"stngng menthol! RISE MenthoI is aerated-gves your
skin cooling sensation Of comfort before possible
No other lather lets you shave close yet leaves skin
COOL RISE EXTRA COOL WITH MENTHoL-o only 6os.
Be MenthOI-Mlse -. Insist on Rise
Use EXTRA cPoL WITH MENTHoI
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ATTENTION coakware saiesmen OF

Tyre : Salary and
bonus for man 70 represent large
corporation. no travelling estab-
lished resident over 30, married,
AMBITIOUS, CAPABLE Of assuminig,
PERSONA history! An replies
strictly confidential, Boz i56-v,
star
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HELP MEN

1900 PEn YEAR 70 pookins assnt
ice organinationt IN ANAL citiet
this afea--no investment geQuired
no MONEY 70 collect Must be
free 10 travel, Immediate open.
ms, Advances plus top commits.
d iPasd s ws'.' Kansas Dsh CIV 4. 'no.
AMBITIOUS FAMILY MAN. bet. 81.
as 70 learn one We ina, bus should
aspsar'' aSevs4avsr, 10 ana 30 nov nov
empl, oppor 70 earn while leArn-
inc NO MINED tNfERFFRENcE
WITH PREakNr POSITION, Most
men earn sa0O-fO0 per mo. while
company write Box sas.Y. star
POSITION available
for young man. not over rs
yrs. Of age having experience N
the Petroleum Industry with
dealer ORGANIZATIONS DO not ap.
ply unless YOU can submit proven
record OF sales accomplishment
Apply IN writing 70 .. MFRCFR.
cities service on Co, y o Boz
gilb, Baltimore =, Nd, givine
irll details Of aEe, status eduea-
NNNn MNW NNHfNNNnNNH
OPPORTUNITY for real estate
broker or salesman with incllna-
ton 10 20 into the business IN
Arl. 20 make contact with goinR
nrm with such possibility, No In
yestment wanted but .Eood chArae-
ter with MANAGERIAL, business abli-
~ and energy II necessary. Write
Box iaA-X, star.
coQkware salesmen or
women, china and glassware sales
people and sterling silver sales.
people, We have the newest and
most sensational package program
eyer presented IN the Wash, area
II you are interested IN bona nde
leads. and IN an opportunity for
ssall ~ e-oaa4 for appt" Mon.
FxEcUTIvE Tyre : Salary and
bonus for man 20 represent large
i ishea rsSia.pt 0 oVe T'! sn, married
ambitious, capable Of assuming
PERSONA history An replies
strictly confidential Boz is6-v,
FIRM has Immediate
OPENING for . salaried representa-
tives. previous sales experience
Is desirable but not necessary:
position offers thorough trainine
leading up to 5-hgure income
Excellent opportunity for adj
vancement in rapidly expanding
organization: unexcelled pension
and group insurance benefits
Write briefly giving facts about
yourself including phone number
Replies will be held In confidence
Box isi-Y star.
ACTUAL JOBS 0PEN in U. 81. So
Am, Europe. To $4,000 Travel
paid Write only EMPLOYMENT
INFO. CENTER Room S4S, 40
stuart ST.. Boston 10
Statesmen, mems
store. later afternoon and ewes.
college student pref, excel. pay
and oppor., steady work. 1900
Ca. ave, RA. 3-9lOO.
HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS (3)
Part or full time; good takers;
work with or without car. for adv.
iept OF reinforcement COM
1any. Call JU. 5-S66s. Mr.. STEW
ART, 10 a.m.-4 pm.
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EVENINGS

PINE part-tlme position IN wash.
nag ntsSn "a sFsa, tns ave. s.s. T ~. Al
Personality essential. No canvass
ms Apply In peraon. Mr.. MiRTH,
sinf Calvert ~, nv Non Nay ~,
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observation-disclosures Co.


Worlds largest paint
manufacturer Offers career
opportunity 10 a young man.
high school graduate. bet-
ween the ages OF $3.50.
preferably married. for posi-
ton as once manager in
our Warrington d, g.
branch OF the Automotive
division. must have pre-
yious bookkeeping and Of
ice training or experience.
Good salary, bonus. COM
pany-paid life insurance
and liberal retirement plan.
Excellent chance for further
advancement. Write or
phone o. L, Underhlll At
1921 14th 81. NV, Wash.
q, d. C. HU 3-a7OO
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WoMEn
lcONuNufDl

ApMINIsTRATIvK srcY. IS, e0o
atCNn., Lffal $40 up
hecy., a-d wka. ~ 30 M.
Ir, becyH, N1.HOu
ases', no shorthand. airport sHs
Recent, .ryplft Nha
paM TYpfsI, publications $500
Prop, Mgt Clerk Typiat $40 vi
cathier, MGR 5000 fna
pnN tynlat eHn
MEDICAL RECORDS LIN. so
ltot N " Ave, NV, RI, S-7asO
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STUDENTS
IA AND OVER
WHITE

Can you think quickly We
need B more uuick thinkers on our
school and Sat ti school vacation,
then 10 continue through this
summer on q full.time basis. Are
iookinr forY ABBY bet. $3.50 pm,
sitter school this wk. lni7 10th
IT, NV, bsmt, front once,
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$1,000 AND UP ANNUALLY

RETIRED on SEPARATED OFF,
GERS, who wish to became associ-
.ieS With ..S Sshsr ret, retired Sse e
SIS. annually, WORKING with
aetive-duty oficers. For aualifiea-
lions and information. write TO
GENERAL SERVICES LIFE IN
SURANCE CO., $40 18th st. NV,
Washington 8, d. c.
RAPIDLY GROWING finance con-
Germ desires career-minded young
men between 81 and 30. No ex-
perience necessary, Must have car.
Call AP. 7-1S00, for appointment.
RETIRED WHITE MAN, with me-
chanical aptitude, sober, good
: character. as supervising sexton
for Ice. Protestant church, up
per NV washington. Fine house
adjacent church provided. Give
refs. seeking interview. Box 495-
COLLEGE GRADUATE WANTED for
position of special agent trainee
with Nations leading surety bond
ing company, for work in the Dis
trict Of Columbia and vicinity.
Requirements for employment are
very stringent, but individual Sc
lected viii be assured Of q digni-
ned, lasting career with many op-
po-tunities for advancement. You
mus meet the following minimum
requirements: I College graduate,
b Have graduated In upper 3rd Of
your class. 3. Good health. 4. His
tory OF extra-eurricular activities
white in school 3. Like to travei
ard possess ability to be adapt
able TO other parts Of the eoun-
=. q. Must not have q history
! Of several lob changes. z. Neat,
orderly appearance and easy man
ner is absolutely essential. Write
Box 90-X. giving marital and
military status, state your quail
fcations, be sure to include an
SWers to all the above listed re-
quirements and state also the
salary you would need All re-
piles confidential. Box COX. Star.
WANTED-Experienced selling or
ganization specializing in water
front land or would consider ex-
perienced sales mgr. to build
organization. Excellent location 2S
miles from Washington, d. c., and
4s miles from Baltimore. Opening
new section in established. high
type development subdivision con-
sisting of over 500 acres. Contact
JOSEPH z. ROSE. Rose Haven
Up. o. OWings), Maryland.
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RELp-womIn

hEAuTicIANt hrs a.b; closed
over Friendship restaurant,
alr-eond shop, perm,
Dos, NIa uk.l more hnt, Than We
REAuIN ia. 1.ilAa. "a. f.Oaai
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T0un0 MAN, draft exempt, not
over 30, 70 earn builders hard.
yafe, CAL ~, A-sstt ssfsaayi
an, 20 5 p.m.; sat and sun,
". a-010I,
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BOOKKEEPER

Accounts receivable, automotivs en-
per necessary; part OF fun time,
Opportunity Tor resident OF silver
spTing area Call MI Nell 10.
MONROE FORD co.
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RESIDENT MANAGER, for large
gardening apt. In nearby Viz
Einia; must be experienced. reli-
able and steady: liberal salary
plus spacious apt. Write stains
experience. size OF projects man
aged and references. Box 352-X.
Star
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Jr. Bookkeepers

Several positions pres
emily open for career
minded girls with exper-
fence In accounts receiv-
able, payable or general
ledger. Accurate tipping
necessary. Age to 40.
Salaries start at S63.50
per week and other lib
eral benefits.
Please Call for an Apt.
AID. 4-4855
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BOOKKEEPER ASST, accurate
tipping and his. course or on-the-
Job training for well-known CO.
in Conn. and X area. Small ONCE,
rapid advance. in pos. and pay
To $500 dep. on dualif MAN
AGEMENT CONSULTANTS. INC,
Suite 1901. 1435 @ NV.
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S54 PER WEEK
PART TIME

We need 10 men: white who can
work y 10 $3.50 pm. weekdays, I
hours on SATURDAY, unusual op-
portunity. Government workers pre-
lerIed.
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MANY OTHER SCREENED
POSITIONS
Annette d. Tatelmah
235 Woodward Bldg, RE. 7-4all
73a 18th 81. NV, At u

MANY OTHER SCREENED
Annette d. Tatelman
$50 y Sss isIs g. NV q 4 i-''i'
ADMIN. SECY., SIS
TO VI, OF bank.
seey, Brookiand area s7h-ssO
Med. secys, no shhd. $1,000
W secys.. radio ----. $1,000
SecyS, assn. 81, 900
BKKPRS. : ASSTS.
Bkkpr -typist, cPA ofe. STO-s75
bksprs retail Conn. ave. sI5
Asst sspi b lisSfs club. Nd. ses pISs
Asst hkkpr. NV, IS hrs. S5O-s75
Asst bkkpr, 81. spr. SOS
OTHER POSITIONS
ssaleslady. exper cameras to slsl
K1eeep typ, phones 80 to SO
lRERlnstt i msen RS nrr, eiee' .so. sS
Mont ofc. elk. hotel $50
Edit. asst. nv - se9s
MGR 1000 cashiers te)-- $4,000
Inv sik sxptr.. 5000 % $50
Credit Investigator $3.50 plis
Gen ofc.. type. 1895 s55-S60
ICompt opr.. lS-45 $50
IBM keypunch. 1910 SIS
file elk, gen. .ofc. S55
Phone elk, college, 21-35 S24h
CIR, good At ngs.. 20-4O - SIS
A Add mach, en- type ------ SO
RLkpS. OPT train, ewes. seO-s6s
OPEN TO $40 PM. THURSDAYS
Atlas Agcy., RE. 7-5767
1920 N. Y. Ave. NV. RIM. 500
ASST. BKKPR.- SIS
A girl who has operated a book
keeping machine will have prefer
ence here.
CATALOGUER 49, $4,000
Library Of science degree re-
auired for this national organiza-
ton. Good typist age TO 80.
COMM. CLh.--------- $50
| This company will take young
girls over is who are recent grads
CLERK = TYPIST SIS, 900
Large insurance company pre-
fers young girls under IS who can
type So wp.m.
EXEC. SECY.------to Sc, 900
Excel. opportunity for the exeeu-
tive-type girl. under 40. who would
like to work near Baltimore.
SECRETARY - So. 800
This salary is tax free for the
girl who has good skills and would
like to enjoy top benefits.
SERVICE REP 100
No tipping required, but you must
be college grad. under 80.
1F1OI --------A-- IS ,JUU
Georgetown firms needs girl who
Is neat. accurate typiSt, and is ex-
perienced on the electric machine.
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Admin. Secys.
TO $4,000

Select positions IN PUBLIC
RELATIONS, CAPITOL. INT LAW,
EDUCATION. ENnAHaITa AND
COMMERCIAL ofFtcEs
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CAR NECESSARY

FOR INTERVIEW APPLY
ig03 WISCONSIN, AYE. NV.
2nd FL, PERSONNEL DEPT.
Mon. Eve. 1880 PM. Sharp
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RESIDENT MANAGER

Experienced. mature person, liv-
ing with husband, to manage lovely.
garden-type apartment in Arling-
hi and brieht person who takes
pride in doing a good Job. Excel
lent 1-bedroom apartment and lib.
eral salary. Position available about
JESS FISHER MANAGEMENT CO.
1920 X ST. NV.
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: ASCTS

Bkkpr -typist cPA ofe. s7O-S75
bkkpr., retail, Conn. ave. SIS
Bkkpr -secys $3.50
Asst. bkkprs., club. Nd. SOS plus
Asst hkkpr., NV, 35 hrs. SsO-g1b
Asst. bkkpr, 81. spr. S65
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sALEs-smSrt girl with ability to
handle mail orders in swanky
portrait studio. Good salary, ex-
ce. future. CHASE STUDIOS,
LID, 1904 NJ st. NV.
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OPPORTUNITY for real estate
broker or salesman with inclina-
ton 10 90 into the business In
Arl. 20 make contact with goinR
arm with such possibility, No In
yestment wanted but GOOD chArae-
yer with manaEeriaL business abil-
BOY ian.X altar
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-28

We remind you oace again oi
the second annual Koffee Klatch
and Musicale which will be held
on Friday evening. November 2S
in the Fire Hall. 1t il sponsored
by the Grace Church Choir. A pro-
gram of sacred and secular music
will be presented by the choir at
500 p. m. followed by coffee and
cakes. Guest soloists include Mr..
Leon. Donovan and Mr.. Eugene
Bovine. Tickets may be purchased
at the door or from any member
OF the choir.
There viii also be the Harvest
Fair where many items may be
purchased including baked goods.
candies and things suitable for
Christmas giving.
Two new little citizens of Green
wood arrived this week in time for
the holidays. They were born Nov-
ember 81 in the Milford Memorial
Hospital. Lance Alden Dennis is
the new son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Dennis, Jr.. and Deborah Ann Mar
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-28

Earl A. Callahan and Mary J.
.5987 acre.
Elizabeth A. Kelley and James
1883 acre.
William NJ. Ray and Laura Cath
crime, 1000 acre.
Robert e. Wink and Marian E.
.4771 acre.
Leon c. wheatley and R. Nellie
.2726 acre.
Lester c. Newton and Pearl 1.
.2427 acre.
Hardy .. Bennett and sallie s.
.3446 acre.
Gilbert P. Watkins and Carrie
O., .0264 acre.
George X. Vickers etals to Will
liam e. Pusey, Georgetown Hun
dred, 2 acres, / acre and lot.
Stanley ]. Miller, Sr., and
Blanche Evelyn to Donald L. Jeffer-
son and Patricia A., Lewes and
Rehoboth Hundred, lot So.
Joseph w. Maxfield to Pearl
Gaines, Little Creek Hundred, S.44
acres.
Andrew S. Grifiith, Jr., and Hell
en- L. to Virginia H. Foley, Seaford
Hundred, lots 10 and 20.
J. Kenneth West and Hazel T.
to Harold L. Blades and June,
Northwest Fork Hundred, lot.
Walter Allison Caskie, Jr., and
Sue to Mary Jane Unger Florent,
Seaford Hundred, lct u, block B.
Viretta M. Garlinger to Marga-
ret Martin, Seaford Hundred, S16
acres.
Leon Street and Mildred to Geo.
II. Giltenboth and Eleanor Marie,
Indian River Hundred, 8 acres.
Kathryn Collins and George W.,
to Norris L. Niblett, Little Greek
lot 81.
Clifford w. Pusey and Emma c.
to David r. Pusey and Mary
Louise, Little Creek Hundred, lot.
Leota s. Morner and Garnett D.,
s. Hampton and Robert
e., to Matthew Baird, Baltimore
Hundred, lot IL, block 1.
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-28
GREENWOOD
MTa. EIva Hatfield
Phone: Greenwood 42sS

Greenwood Conservative Mennonite
Church
Neyin Bender, Bishop
Mark Swartzentruber, Minister
$50 a. m, Sunday School. Owen
Guengerich, Supt.
1880 a. m, Worship Service.
7:30 D. m, Evening Service.
7:3O p m. Evening Bible Meeting.
500 p. m, Wednesday evening,
Prayer Meet. Visitors welcome any
service.
Pilgrim Holiness Church
The Rev. Miss Eta M. CI0ugh
1000 a. m, Sunday School.
11:OO a m, Worship Service.
700 p. M, Youth Service.
7:30 D. M, Evangelistic Service.
Mid-week Prayer Service We'd
nesday evening, 7:45 p m.
Thanksgiving morning, Services
10 a. m.,- II a. m.
Greenwood. Grace Methodist Charge
The Rev. Miss MHriel C. Smith
Greenwood Methodist Church
1000 a. m, Church School. Mr..
James Anthn:sy, Supt.
11:O0 & M. Worship Service.
Grace MetbSdfst
1000 a M, Worship Service.
11;O0 a. m., Church School. Mr..
Walter Mills, Supt.
st. J0hnst0Wn.
1000 a. M. Church School. Mr..
Joseph Bostick. Supt
At Pilgrim Holiness Church, the
third annual THANKSGIVING SER
vice will be held on Thanksgiving
morning from 10 toll The Rev
H. d. Dukes of Greensboro Md,
will be the speaker. All are invited
to share the spiritual blessings OF
the day and give gratitude to
God.