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MD, l40 ACRES
EUGENE p. NIXON
8 ACRES HILLTOP VIEW

Cow, to CHA. center-hall ram.
bier, l5x25-ft. liv. rm. with flrepl.,
l2xi5 din, rm. l2x15 kit, 5
twin-sized bedrms.. 2 full baths,
full bSmt. with paneled rec. rnn,
and summer kit. REDUCED TO
ADDITIONAL ACREAGE AVAIL
c. M. HALEY, REALTOR
1873 Z. Broad ST. yE. 2-7944
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Mailed FREEl Farms. homes, busi~
nesses. forecast. "a States.
3.1s8 properties described. Bar.
gains galore, many pictures. Live
stock. equipment, crops, furnishings
often included, many with low
down, payments easy ne terms; p5S
EST BUY and SAVE through
STRoUT REALTY. 1l3S-N, Wood
ward Bldg. Washington, Sterling
Ideal for Sportsman:
Adjoins national forest, trout
stream in front yard. Good DWELL
ing: 3 large finished rms. upstairs
unfinished; furn. including almost.
new cleo refrigerator and new cleo.
range; acre: peach and walnut
trees. A lot for the money! Jessie
W. Anderson, S1ROUT REALTY,
Swoope, Va. (near Staunton, Val
Bargain lists mailed free.
Splendid Home:
River View
Only 800 yards TO water for water
sports, fishing and grabbing; beau-
tiful view. Easy drive to Washing
ton 2 mi, TO village, "a acre;
dwelling like new; 4 rms. plus
expansion attic, bath, cleo: and 81
IT,. porch. For immediate sale, price
reduced from So'4bO 70 ss,a50. only
s 81 sSS d0E EFR:ALE Il E. Hw H'FrG Ss5.
Hollywood. Nd, Bargain lists
Grand Graz Old Homestead
A terrific barsainl Only $1,000
down Large stream flows through
the property, l0l2 acres. large plot
which produces the tops" in lus-
cious garden crops, some apple
S t9Is wa afse s%s osse S SSs:
trees, nice ice concrete walks. good
barn 2Sx40, two 1920 poultry
houses. corn crib; school nearby.
town 10 Minis. Estate settlement,
sacrifice. $500. Furniture. for 3
porch furniture included II taken
now. Arthur Harris, sTROUT RE-
Atty, P. o. Box 205. Madison,
Va. PHONE; Criglersville. 744 or
261. Bargain lists mailed free.
Historic Brk. Homestead
On Shenandoah River
Price slashedl Built in 1913. was
Civil War Headquarters. Nearing
end Of restoration. l6-inch brick
walls, fully insulated roof 8 rms.
and freplaces, new 2 baths, mod.
ern cabinet kitchen dining rm.
river: full basement with ORIGINAL
brick flooring; large oil heating
plant and cleo. Also guest house
Of 5 rms. bath and modern kiteh-
en-: picturesque old brick smoke
house, blacksmith shop. over ga
acres Of fertile garden soil. Handy
to all advantages; mi. TO store,
city ADVANTAGES lees than 10 minis.
New low price. $4,000. part down.
Jessie " Anderson' sTRoUT RE.
ton, va. Bargain lists mailed free,
VA. HEADLINERS
older partly stone house with 3
chimneys on n acres with breath
taking views, flne sprine. nice trees.
$4,000; $4,000 down.
A 626-aere erazing farm with q
true Georgian Colonial house OF
size; barns, 2 silos.
tenant houses huge lake. rush.
ing stream, water In every fleld:
good timber. Less than l hr. to
Small farm with house burned
down; only 60 mi. n. c.. 80 acres,
stream and woods; well ana septic
in. Only $4,000.
50-acTe farm. Only needs a mas,
II f.nodeIed attrSe. 5.bedrm' home
in the center OF four l2'a-scre
fields. bank barn, lge chicken
house well fenced $4,000.
DILLON LAND co.
lIl4 Hiilgood Ave. Pals Church
JE. 4-404O Realtor Open 0 Oil 2
CONTINUED on Next PaseJ
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ATTENTION
RETIREES! |
Prepare for the Future

Why seek employment when you
can have Q business. home and
priced homer Retired Naval otiieer
forced TO sacrifice for S13.SQQ;
farm orig. purchased for. $4,000;
farm consists Of 116 rolling acres,
00-acres pastures, 10 In woods.
Water in every aeld. good tishlns
stream and large 1sh pond. 1O-room
farm house, no bath. Large barn.
other outbuildings.. Ideal for cattle,
chickens or mink farming. Located
In Culpepper area on macadam
or. 3-0444 DAILY
After 9 Pm. and Sun. OR; 3-3s26
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SHOW PLACE farm estate. lie
acres, magnificently Handicapped.
stream pond. Sprinss anA some
woods. 3 homes with bath and heat
garases. hqrns and many outbldgs,;
fronts Rte. 40 With entrance; 30
mi. to city. Wonderful offer. at
S55. 900: liberal financing to right
parties.
13O-acre farm with lovely old CO.
lonial home: fronts two highways.
Graf future for investment.
13s-acre farm on paved I'd. In
Howard County. Attractive home,
barn and nee. bldgs. Stream,
springs, some woods. Only $4,000.
145-acre beef. crop farm on paved
I'd Interesting home has heat and
bath, all nee bldgs,, stream, springs.
S35, 900; liberal financing.
Many more farms and homes at
attractive prices.
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STORE in Culmore shopping cen.
ter, 4b6 Leesbure pike, bet.
Baileys Cross Roads and Seven
Corners; Busy area. il. t-ee6o or
STORES In Meadevood Md
shopping center. i2s42 cclesyille
I'd: size 20x60 q. Or AQx60: Just
femodeled; suit. for hardware,
grocerv, drugs or any business.
Phone IA. e-7552.
'FEsTMoNE sH0fPtNa cENTEIE
HS sSSner col apl va PIKE .xttrrsGm.iy
busy srterial hishways.-This sue
cessful shopping center contains
liz stores, incl. Food Fair Super
market, Ben Franklin Variety,
Peoples Hardware. drug and many
other progressive merchants. Open
ings now available for responsible
merchants for ladies weartng ap-
parel, children's shop. family shoe
store, barber shop. and many other
types OF businesses. Ample GUS
toner parking Consult Leastpg
Dept, SHANNON q LucHS CO.,
Realtors, 724 18th st. NV" MA.
STORE ON GEORGIA Avn.-Ideel
fAR Alta AARnltN. fmNnHtlo
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sToREs ron RInr
.: :. So ..SsS 4 BssryYiEt7

Z: s,;|S.;s'aI;S;a SssMEtT
bfont AND IN ~, ri. bhoTs-
ham Motel euIlahle dentist. once
hpaee Qf business NA, H-0oki,
: ALLlNq AT ~ u g.. 900 q,
s sss .sIlsfs' siat n o. h's' wiil
80 Intk 81 H. store sna
ppllon 70 buI. Idea iof coloisd
beauty IpaFlpT o. chinese laapdrY.
TksrsY jIialLrYSco,H I'M s-s'os'
tf0n1s ApEoo, 10 sO-slofs shoppInl
eenler for any non.eompstltivs
business, bakeTy, WALLPAPER and
floor GOVERNS, lunch rn,s horinl Of
n. NE. hoekviiis centsf, Oh.
abls iof kabsrd aiksfy. hxlgFes N.
YshTs huSskrcoa OF plisa. OF
asarl IA, i.0Sel,
INV, 1909 southern ave, Sc
suitable ssI.. ..i Icf Hans lgl,|pRssi,,I "a
cLnfhAL koc.-Apbroz. aoQo a.
lsssiisSs'I i silsr ESs eSS..ssisr sl'..ls'
s,I r q. N, Er r s,n Y, Win ,sPs; 81
isaS ( G e .s SIso1Rt sI SAyls co.
al AN 81. N.W.-povnlovn- Al
d saIs;i isssSo. 2k'R.sssISss,' ..s''
kxcEl. zoe, at Com, ave, ana
lhop 81 bus. barsalns. Wo. q
ieos NV xohk Avt, MW:lLss,
store shou windqN,, Close 70 heart
sOCS S %c' esIP s.ss s;. sn,s 4al'
bls sth 81, 81, nf, Marine Bar.
racks and rayy YaId--corneI
store next y eafsvey: heat. water
furn.i $3.50 mo. Ideal for an
Who'll sS1lri s.ils Sa nj 7 !tiSI
INI Nltn N.W.--Airscond. excel
ne .Ss.l's llif n PEAS rent tx. a-eio4
SS S,m Wy. w., f X ss,0 ave ,1s:.,s5
HS ne TN T y s.v p TX xA s.Vssb INC
i70o l7th 81. N.W.--oood loo, fol
heat as.. S SsIl OWN owEER' NE s-sasoi
EXCELLENT LOCATION for any
type busineSs. see II, lease II, Mod.
crate rent 1854 Columbia I'd. NV,
100 so n, AR coNpTTIoEN1E.pE,;;
LARqE, MoprRF - SHQfRifMsq
S S5T gl5oSbs LONG TERN LEASE
1890 7th Of, NV. -
WARRINGTON kLTf, RA, $500
$500 N. II. AVE. NV. -
SM ISis iRS ari my ~ RAJ IA, s-ssSSSS
1903 YOU 81, N.w.--HEATEp
WARRINGTON RLTY., RA. 3-sS0o
1909 Eye ST. NV.
WASHINGTON RLTY, RA, 3-SS0Q,
sHoPPINo cEETER, 81. , sEc:
Drug, store sire 2b'xl90'. air
eond,: suitable for shoes, furniture
etc. Immed. poss.
eth 1T, NEAR o-Sise 20'x7O':
1 or . noors. This Is barsain.
EVANSVILLE, ND. $500 Bslti-
more ave size 50'xl60': full stor-
age basement: near Peoples Drug
a., ,IS, PEG Boys Vacant Reasonable
:sos GOOD HSoeE ! RP; g Sc :,
door: part-storage basement: low
rental: vacant; suitable for fur
nitufe, rugs, Chinese restaurant.
etc.
Consult Mr., Young. SHANNON d
LUcHe Co, Realtors, 724 14th ct.
"A ~ MA g.09Ah
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%. TO S .:s.s z .: ::l-'; ~; !. ySI., a
=: s:i.i S,s DPsH re: = sA =, sS:Ss$s.
sasss N ~ rms and lss pistufs
havinG comb, depth Of % ~ lgs.
ggl On besll Fefs ssrdsn; Master
~ dashboard heatlna. IN a.
phall tiled bsmt. with q storage
TN, Ideal for owner occupancy. Call
pUsY sUTTLAND, Nd.
Mree A.iamlly mats IN
the heart Of thla buay arow-
ing community with expand
inc Government opofatlona,
Can sell i. o. or viii
trade, Approximately tla,-
600 incnme per year. Won.
derful rental history. All
excellent condition. Good
TT.1ssssSS.r,ss. wslS.rs ewes.
sHkNkoX q LucHp CO.
7at 18th o. NV. Ma. b-a3tS
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DESK SPACE

DEsK SPACE ron RENT, 7Qs Oh
y. n.ws RIM. AIS. Mr., PASoUAt,
Tx. $3.50. AP. 1880.
SHARE OFFICE IN Southern BLDG.
Desk avail. May IS. SIS mo. Refs.
Wo, 6-3275 ewes. or week ends.
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TE IIES gJ MT; AIRY AIRY: ssi

JOHN y. PRICE, realtor.
FULLY EQUIP, 9O-AcRE FARM,
partially cleared, mr.. proposed
Jones Point Bridge, 10 mi. D. C.,
s rms, newly redec. home, 2 baths,
bsmt" $3.50 per acre.
s ACRE FARMETTE. $4,000
EACH. IA miles D. c. line.
80 ACRES, crooms, only s1s.-
900, terms. IA miles d. c. line
RANERE REALTY CO,
RE. 5-6494 Ewes. RE. 5-565l
DAIRY FARM: 143 acres, ship-
pins D. c. Nice home; new ,3-stall
parior, pipeline mixers, 02-ft. loaf
shed. $4,000.
lie acres. no buildings; $4,000.
so acres, woods, old house: 81 $50
40 acres, 3-room house; $4,000.
400 acres. partially cut over tim
Der land. on river, old house; 10000
WAUGH REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
culpeper, Va, Phone s502' once;
81 go res
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al for Sportsman:

Adjoins national forest, trout
stream in front yard. Good DWELL
ing: 3 large finished rms. upstairs
unfinished; furn. including almost.
new cleo refrigerator and new cleo.
trees. A lot for the money! Jessie
W. Anderson, STROUT REALTY,
Swoope, Va. (near Staunton, Val
Bargain lists mailed free.
Snlendid Home.
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CLARENDON - i1s commercial
sls.a ssr s i: .s Sss.l: :l:'I q
~ ssiiF 49,. Ll,Ss,E Z:
FAIkFAx-bsrvies station. Fs1ien.
ssg q az T ss:l 3. ls ai;T ls:s
ss ss., y IA Nm. nALrH GOES
L .ssISs.s. A ssS... . ..I.a IN. iS w
Semi sS%'ml s9sS. f9r a.. .,l.., a,nI M, q
eoreslvllle Nd RK, k-bl0l,
LHS6cysa nPEc5Io IoQssi 20, 90
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bldg. plus rear warehouse con
sisting Of approx, 1000 50. IT,
fully rented. Attractive terms
Ewes. tn. 2-6l94, daily DI. Z
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18th ST. Mr.. FLoRfDH HvT.
3.story and basement
brick apartment building In
exceptionally GOOD condi.
ton. Is units: al and 2
bedrooms. zoos occupancy.
Low rentals. Gross income,
S1O,tlO. Price. 500 800.
cA Ro az q di s.lFsl b VIC
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Delicatessen-Bakery
Operators
For Lease
wildwood Manor Shopping
Center
Old Georgetown Road and
GroSvenor Lane
Bethesda, Md.

Stores available In this
ter for bakery. dslicatessen-
S FsS'ss wear. family sS Sos
etc. Large stores leased 70
Food Fair, Supermarket Co.,
Peoples Drug, Blue Ribbon
Valet, Peoples HardEare,
Variety Five and Ten, Won.
ems Wear. and others. Park
Ing for over 900 cars. Now
under construction. Possess
sion early fall. Consult Leas-
Ing Dept, SHANNON a.
LUCHs CO. Realtors. 724
14th street NV. Ma. s-234o.
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iToRE ON qEoRdIA AvD;-lds.e' .
wear and other purposes; Gail
Monday, HE. 4-221l Tor details.
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SUITLAND-4-unit brick. each !
pay own utils. Income 81 ,9o(
yearly. Can be bought with It'll!
down. s. DE JONG REALTY, JU
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EOh hENI--NU MI. uOitu Va Weoh'
Z rms. and bath with nice sarden,
S Sronnds. s Hi5e'A EN-. s-S4Of.
100 ACRES = virginia = Well
Rrassed. wonderful view; U. 8;
highway. S-rm. modern house; OIL
heat; large barn and sheds. l
h tiSnal to oR e e cS s csiIIt oD-
JUST A HALF HOURS DRIVE out
Georgia ave. to this 7D-acre farm
with 3,200 feet paved road 'front.'
age. Completely mgdern home
with 5 rms, ia baths, huge liv.
rm. with unique hrepl. Bank barn
is almost new, This farm Is good
for q home or investment; Land
Iiss h sIa o sod rS,, Telid m15ss:
maker make SfS cSII Walker 4.4744.
BAiNUM REAL ESTATE.
SMALL FARMi 10 acres. stream,
macadam I'd; almost new house;
9 bedrms., bath. inclosed breeze
way, lge. garage, etc. Sl2.6OO,
low down paynit. Ideal retirement
pI rOpsr,tiy. Ls ssarTRsTrS e q 1tssr
Broker, Phone 1885, warrenton'
WANTED FARM on ACREAGE.
va. or Howard Co, Nd. Sub
stantial cash. Ju. s-l637.
la ACRES in Anne Arundel Co.
near Route 214. Productive farm,
main dwelling, 2 tenant houses,
3 tobacco barns, nearly new, and
numerous other buildings. 90
acre tobacco allotment. All nee
essary equipment to operate in-
cluded In sale price Ideal for
race horse breeder. This Is one
Of the best IN Anne Arundel Co.
Entire farm fenced In for stock.
Call Mr.. Hamilton, cE. $685..
THOMAS r. HALEY, REALTOR,
AP. $4,000.
FARMER with $4,000 operating
capital wanted for 400 irrigated
acres. BOX 23S-L Star.
5OO-ACRE Va. bottomland farm
for sale by OWNER, Profitable
lease available, BOX 22o--L star
Is5-ACRE; gently rolling, well
watered dairy farm, feeding 100
cattle, 3 miles from Acc. 2 miles
from proposed Bureau Of Stand
ards; enhanced with l30-yr.-old
Completely restored 10-fni. CO.
ioniai home: beautiful view. hunt
ing. hshing: 80 minis. to d. c.
oaithersburg GIL.
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kit. Dath; now rented WllnOut
lease. Priced reasonably. Dl. e
S'GG, weekdays.
SILVER SPRING, o.. ave; 2 Stor-
ies and bsmt.; gross income, SlQl-
900. SILVER SPRING REALTY,
JU, $3.50, JU. 9-l141.
INVESTOR WANTED to finance
cattle and crops on 6Q0-acre IT.
rigated farm. Box 270-L. Star.
Mr.. 18th AND GALLATIN SITS. NV.
Mod. 4.apt. brk; not converted
Priced to sell. JAMES CARR. Elk
APT I RLDS units MS 3. ;qst l. y ~
penseS OF $4,000. Call Ju, $1,000
for a good buy on this brick bldg
BAINUM REAL ESTATE.
6-UNIT brick apt.i good cond:i good
TSR's s.1 US, No. S:o7SoSoN. NA "
BALTIC BLvp., Riverdale, mr.. Col
house, 2 baths, bsmt. apt; on cor
ner lot. 90x1l0 fiji parking space
DALEY, REAL ESTATE. AP. 2
LANGLEY PARK| units, mr.. the
multimillion-do LANGLEY PIX
shopping ctr. All 2-bedrm. units
with rear porches and disposals
pvt. parking; only yrs. old; S3l,-
$50, easy terms. RAFFELL REAL
ESTATE. JU. 9.1l03
DEL-RAY, ALEXANDRIA, ARIA
Four 2-bedrm. duplex apts; In.
A, BERNSTEIN, IA. S-3S1s.
0AfTHERsBURo-264 n. on main
thoroushfare BY 344 IT,, with in
come producing bldss, $4,000
Good for shopping center.
KAY BOWLING
Gaithersburg. Nd
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NV APARTMENT

"a S SSIl.. AssSA7sEE l5SSS Tsa..s,.
pSi.. aea, a. ssS' ..or. e ssss
Isnt rental history: income
ysC'SSo pssIs.h y re. sp Pic.
ING wiz eonslder trade Tor
:. SakHESR 4 LucHs co.
"a 18th 81. NV. Ma. s-23al
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STROUT
CATALOG

Mailed FREEl Farms. homes. bust.
nesSes. Coast-to-coast. "a States.
3,ls8 properties described. Bar.
gains galore, many pictures. Live
stock, equipment, crops, furnishings
often included, many with low
down, PAYMENTS easy terms; %
years service. WORLDS LARGE
s ESP Ru RYEAssTsY 9 IissN 'H Wooda
Ward BLDG. Washington, Sterling
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FIRST COMMERCIALl--0a. ave
store with 2nd-h. apt; 9 rms
kit. bath; now rented without
ScRF, weekdays,
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SHOPPING CENTER, sE. sEc:
Drug. store iise 26'xisG: air
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SHENANDOAH COUNTY, va
10 acres: white BUNGALOW, green
roof, 5 rms, bsmt., how'd. flrs,,
cleo. outbldgs,; no bath. 81 1000
Terms. CRICKENBERGER REAL
TY, JE. 2-S532.
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INVESTMENT PROP. isr SALE

CHANTiLLY-lls acres level Dc:
velopment ground. lh miles %
new ,siEpOTtt 9oeSo terms, ns,u! SsIl
JANIS L. Dixon 4 CO., REAL
GAS STA, ARLINGTON : Excel,
spot. A is VI. national oil co;
lease. Built recently. Mtee, ,
hss, Good return. Priced right
David Rosenberg. DREYFU5S
BROS. Ma. s-OSso. Eyes, sun
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BUSINESS PROF. ron RENT

HYATTsvIILE AREA--a.coo %. n.
SssssoSs. i Ss.upsnes Hso sdd
iionai msresntIIs and oihsey tpass.
ARTHUR CARR AGENCY, AP
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WHEATON p triangle ndT:: WIZ ritS
stores on s lst tic Snc. 1 rsS0rg y
on low rental. Priced reasonably.
For details, call Mr. Thompson
70 g iss ssSIrt eyssi T. IA RE slGGieS
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SHENANDOAH VALLEY, Page CO..
Va. 4 miles east OF Stanley at
kiblinger's Store; estate Of the late
Ella q. Cave; Term. house, barn,
etc, and "a acres. $500. INQUIRE
n, X. CAVE. Annandale. Va, CT.
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'5ss "a ;:$i;s sETE .'S;s
Mr.. l4th ana RANDOLPH NV
. ..s once tSs sG 81. SsaS y.S %
for parking; utils. Included, only
Ss5. II. n RANDOLPH, FB. e
2l37 or RE. 6-46Se.
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-03
Birthday Party

Pamela Carroll, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Carroll. of near
Bridgeville, celebrated her 8th
birthday, on Saturday afternoon, at
her home. The cellar room was
beautifully decorated with pink and
yellow crepe paper, with lot of
different colored blooms. Pamela S
birthday cake was pink with s yell
low candles. Those who. enjoyed the
occasion were Gayle Passwaters,
Karen Kalenvitch, Barbara Seely,
Ann Lynn Nelson, Vicki Banning,
Helen Wright, Daryl Speicher, Le-
roy McGee, Jeffrey Bays, Carolyn
Hawk. Patsy Neapo. Diane Kelly.
Drinks, cakes, and candy were
served. The children all had a won
derful time. Pamela received many
lovely gifts and lot of beautiful
cards.
Miss Gayle Passwaters was Pam
elias Weekend guest.
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-03
Greenwood Firemen
Plan Activities

Final plans have now been COM
pleted by the Greenwood Volunteer
Fire Company for their activities
during Fire Prevention Week, Oc-
tober Ali.
Essays are being solicited in
both Greenwood Schools for all
grades five through eight. Three
cash prizes will be awarded to the
top winners in each school, with
the first place going on to the
County Firemen's Association for
judging in the County and State
contest
On Wednesday afternoon, Octo-
ber s, the firemen will hold a fire
drill at the Greenwood Consolida-
ted School with demonstrations in
the various techniques of fire
fighting taking place on the athle-
tic field Immediately following the
fire drill.
Friday evening at p m. there
will be a parade featuring the
Greenwood Firemen, their equip
ment, high school band, boy scouts
and firemen from neighboring
towns. Following the parade there
will be more demonstrations on the
grounds of the VFW home
The committee of firemen in
charge OF Fire Prevention week ac-
tivities include Arthur Jones,
Chairman, Harvey Dickerson, Med
ford Smith, Ralph Hynson, and
John BiackiSton.
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-03
Items Of q Purely
Personal Nature

Miss Verde Maddox of Bridge
vile is a patient in Milford Memo
rial Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldemere Gunther
of Washington, Conn, spent the
past weekend as guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas r. Draper
Miss Betty Grier spent the past
weekend with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank R. Grier. Miss Grier
is in Wilmington at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. James ]. Abrahams
returned home on Saturday after
spending a week with friends in
Rheinbeck and Jamaica, N. Y.
DR.. and Mrs. S. M. D. Marshall
returned to their home on Causey
Avenue on Sunday after spending
two weeks at their cottage in Re-
hoboth.
Mr.. Willard F. Isaacs has re-
turned to Chula Vista, California,
dIJSl udfl1S OpCAI Two WCCho Will
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Price and also friends.
Miss Martha Good of Kewanee,
Illinois, was the overnight guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Marshall Townsend
on Wednesday. Miss Good is spend
ing some time in Greenwood as the
guest of Miss Mabel Conway and
will leave for Fort Lauderdale, Flo
rida, on Thursday of next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Watson, Ar
thur Roberts and Bertha Watson
of Milford, were recent visitors in
the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia
where they toured the world FAM
Gus Luray Caverns, Luray, Vir-
ginia. While there, they also visit
ed Virginia's new travel attraction,
the Car and Carriage Caravan, To-
Gated on the grounds of Luray
Caverns "This display, featuring
rs authenticity restored antique
vehicles was one of our most en-
joyable experiences" they said.
Other popular attractions in this
area are Skyline Drive and Shen-
andoah National Park.
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-03
Birthday Dinner

A very happy time was had Sun
day afternoon, when the family of
Mrs. Edna Moore Davis gathered
at her home at 207 McColley ST.,
and had a birthday dinner to help
her celebrate her 74th year. Those
present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin c. Moore,
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis H. Clifton, Mrs.
Betty Jean Mcgee and son, john
ME, of Milton; Mrs. Ethel NJ. Ca
hall and grandson, Alan MARVEL,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lewis and
son, Bobby, of Ocean City, Md;
Mr.. and Mrs. Randall Christensen
and children, David and Susan
Kaye of Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred j. Paquette. Dennis Pa
quette and Miss Barbara Hensley
of Milford, after which they all
left wishing her many more happy
birthdays.
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-03

Mrs. Paul v. Mckay has returned
home after spending the summer at
her cottage in Rehoboth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NAPLES have
returned to their town home after
spending the summer at their cot
tage at Rehoboth.
Mrs. A. D. Dickerson is return
ing home today after spending this
week in Washington as the guest
of her niece, Miss Geneviene o.
Brien.
Miss Sarah Anne Dallas of
Springfield, Pa, and John E. Mes
sick of Arlington, Va, were week
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
p. Messick.
Miss Dorothy Derrickson, who
was a patient in Johns-Hopkins
Hospital last week returned to her
home on South Walnut Street on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald J. Sapp of
RID. 1, Milford, were recent visi-
tors in the Shenandoah Valley of
Virginia where they toured the
world famous Luray Caverns, Luz
ray, Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kennerly Lambert,
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Fry, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Roosa, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
gar Burlingame and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Thompson were in Arden,
Delaware, over the past weekend
and attended the square dance in
Guild Hall. Present was the FAM
Gus caller, Hickey Holden, who has
recently returned from a square
dance good will tour of the world.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Heisler,
who have been in Delaware for the
past two weeks visiting DR.. and
Mrs. S. M. ID. Marshall, were in
town during that time greeting
friends. They left Delaware on Fri
day of last week to spend. few
days in Philadelphia and are re-
turning to their home in Sarasota,
Florida, this week.
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-03
Wedding Buffet Supper

Mr.. and Mrs. Wally Harrison, OF
Milford. who were married Satur-
day. September 10th were guests
of honor at Buffet Supper, given
by Bessie Dorey, cousin Of the
groom, Sunday evening, September
2Sth at $3.50 p. m. The guests pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Mill
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Hud-
son and sons, Wayne and Wade, Mr..
and Mrs. Lloyd Tyndall and son,
Sonny, Mrs. William Morris. mo-
.ther of the groom, and children,
Denis, Barbara and Billy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Grover Draper, Mr.. Raymond
Quigg, Mrs. Roy Robinson and
daughters. Beverly and Joan and
Miss Phyllis Millman, of Whining
ton.