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Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-02
Gaithersburg
By MOllie w. Christie
GaitherSburg $50

It's fall for sure. Calls to us
This week have concerned the
Halloween doings, turkey din
ners and even Christmas mail
ing.
N The Gaithersburg Lions Clup
has announced plans for its an.
nual Halloween street party to
be held this year on the parking
lot at the high school. A foot
ball game at the Ag Center thai
evening precludes the holding OF
the party there. Plans call for
the traditional costume parade,
prizes for all age groups, refresh
ment stands, and fun for all. An
additional feature this year will
be a hula hoop contest, so this
is a call for one and all to be
diligent in your practice of whirl-
ing the hoops around your waist
The Lions committee for the
party is headed by Ralph Offutt.
Assisting him are Forte Sandi.
son, Harry Smith, Rodney
Thompson, Lanier Floyd, Edwin
Kinsey, jr., Charles Walker, ].
w. Jacobs, Alfred Christie, III
and Robert Ward.
Speaking of hula hoops,
the Ben Franklin Store, in
conjunction with the Gather
Theater, is sponsoring con.
test in the fine art of twirI-
ing. While the fad Is at its
height, you're encouraged to
get in the act and be in fash
Ion. During the last week i'm
October, competition will be
held on the stage of the
Gather Theater, at which
time prizes will be awarded
for the most unusual twirI.
ing, the most graceful per-
formance and the best overall
twirling. So drop by the Ben
Franklin and select your
hoop from the vast array
they have on sale, and get
going.
The traditional and far-fame(
st. Martins turkey dinner ha
been announced for October Is
3 til 8 pm, at the Ag Center
Besides the bountiful meal, there
will be many other attractions
including baked goods, country
store and a variety of gifts and
similar articles for sale.
Did you know that the Gather
Theater has an unusual offer for
school children these days? AT
tendance at six shows entities
youngsters to one free perform
ance. Be sure to pick up your
card the next time you go to
the movies and become a member
of the Gather Theater Movie
{ Club.
II Christmas seems comfort
ably far away, this reminder from
the post office will stir you from
your delusion. In just month
you must begin mailing your
packages to authorized govern.
ment personnel, both military and
civilian, If they are stationed over
seas. Actual mailing dates are
November 100.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Anderson
were hosts last Monday evening
to the members of the Laytons.
vile discussion group of the
Farm Bureau.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald King and
Mrs. Sterling Bowman were in
Pennsylvania for several days
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-02

England was the first country
to assess an income tax.
Evening star., 1958-05-06
DOCS, pErs, ETC.

GERMAN SHEPHERD. 4 yFa, nfisc
y ss'assd aood Rome, kS1a va VI ssssaS' s''
MINIATURE COLI,lR PUPPIES
Akc FeHiatered, champion aired
OF. 2-u3fln
MINIATURE sCHNAUxRR, female
HEAL pet Axe res, OF, 2.lpNt
POOnLKs. puppies. cocoa brown
Axe, Call "a, e-abdi,
TOY FOx TERRIERs, 10 vks
temporary shots and Normed
ideal As ehild's pet cY 7.hlsp,
SHIPPING CRATKs for doei. eatl
ell sizes, llehtNeinht Low cost, ~
Oalathorpa nv. hA. O.1llb.
Evening star., 1958-05-06
SPRINGFIELD APTS-

OUT SHIRLEY HIGHWAY
2-BEDRM. APT. -------. Sl10.50
Lee. rms, immediate occupancy.
Inspect today: many extras: un-
usually good value; convenient to
stores, Call Mrs. Byram, Res. Mgr.,
FL. 4-677S. on premises. 6ll4
Amherst ave, Springfield. Va.
WEAVER BROS, INC.
REALTORS, MORTGAGE BANKERS
WASH BLDG. DI. 7-S300
Evening star., 1958-05-06
nELP WOMEN

TULL ON PART TIME sew, terri.
tories open for women who ara
int In hAvina a eood steady inc
Experience unnecessary, AVON nelli
itaelf Write Boa 2ns.v, star,
eTART SAVING NOW FOR vAcA.
TIONi = The AVON opportunity
borhood OF once, Di, 7-Oaai.
SINGLE WOMAN. Catholic. Tot re-,
aponalhle secretayial position g.
day, fQ-hour week, fringe beneilta
Cali RR' 7-asSa. kst eit'
WINS AND M0THERs-ws need
naIt time men. No interference
Sss,, slss 'hsT son,ss present hssss SSssno sS; sS
beslnnlns NAY 18Th, sla7 81
period, white only. Box ldf.x'
DO YOU NEED to ,spglsmsnt y, n,
CHILD CRAFT "a pleasant anc
profitable and working hours are
fiexlble II you can work = mini
mum Of ~ 20 90 hours per week
then We would like 10 talk Siih
you, Hlsh school education oi
eauivalent essential Mfl;t .giy.
number 10 Box i0S.x. star.
CAPITOL HILI.--secretary 10 Con.
gresham; shorthand and tYplna
exper., attractive, under 80. h-day
wk,, every third Sat, mornine' I
mo. vacation. interesting wcrk.
salary open Call CA, f-3i2i,
Ext, 37li, after pm, weekdays,
Evening star., 1958-05-06
ROOMS, RousEKEEplRa

Nv IN xQUR nM.. clock Eadlo
"a, aiaf y, Ak, a-0aaa.
18Th 81. N.ws lsle-Kisvasol
ranee and new alnk. sib,5O week
1915 18th 81. N.w.-Lss. rm. wi.l
sassi sslsfhshs''s iss a, sH siisrs s..t stove pS'
Evening star., 1958-05-06
FARM AND GARDEN

BLACK sLUD0E. topsoil. bluestone
nH FsmSvss. Slss aS.t RS' s.tsbS. sS., 80. $500
GARDKN TRACTOR, ridinG new p,
h,p, sj0n, ESHEtlhAN, 100 LiGhl
street, Baltimore = Nd. saratos'
FARMALL CUB. new. fully equip
ped, fast hitch. plow, diec, bull
doser blade and Mott hammer
knife mover; cost over s2'ioO
TOR s0IL-very GOOD rich topsoi
for lASns ana grssn, housss' vera
FINAL sALE > Alalsaa. holliss
prices reduced for clearance
FsE hHETFs Fs, M opsS sliSo psIis. ark sscrs ?sSs
Kentucky Bluegrass Sod
Fortified with manure. treated fol
weeds. on heavy mat. OF rief
j 70 SO 50. yds.. csc 80. I'd
80 to 100 "a. yds., 4Qc "a. I'd
100 to 200 50. yds., 35c ga. I'd
200 or more sd. yds.. 2Sc "a. I'd
ALSO VIRGIN TOPSOIL
Gu. I'd. $40; 2 Gu. yes;, s2It
.SANaUTRFE. 81 'diijo Rijorffasbh fsh SS0%MPbosT S0%Mb9sT
Give me q osll. lets talk Il over
sP. 4-eTSs. NORRIS Zoo Farm
open every day, o TO Q includine
Sunday Phone calls received ans
time. on Ga. ave. 10 miles north
Silver Spring. iust past Martins
dairy. Min, delivery $40, within
l5-mile radius OF farm: all Other
deliveries At slight additional
charge.
Evening star., 1958-05-06
MISCELLANEOUS foR SALE MIscELLANEoUs FoR SAL

OFFICE EQUIP, desks. chairs. flles
typewriteIs, ado, mach, ETC.; bar,
gains. CIRCLE 6t6 9th 81. NV.
Evening star., 1958-05-06
UPRIGHT, 500
nm n nAEp
PIANOS
BALDWIN

For your guarantee Of a
lifetime of musical enjoy
ment, accept nothing less
than the famous Baldwin
Acrosonic.
Every Spinet and Console
piano Designed, Built and
Guaranteed by Baldwin
proudly bears the group
designation "Acrosonic,"
meaning Supreme-Ton
Exquisite Baldwin Aero
sonic, handsome Mahog-
any or Walnut, Full Key
board, of course, with
Matching Bench. Full 10
Year Guarantee, and Free
Local Delivery. Regular
Baldwin list price, $3.50
Now $675.
Additional Large Cash
Savings on Financing
when using Baldwin Low
Cost Budget Plan. Less
than bank interest.
OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS
OUR 79th YEAR
HUGO WORCH
P1ANp COMPANY
)25 g st. NV. Ma. 8-041
Evening star., 1958-05-06

FARMALL cUB. new, fully equip
ped FAST hitch, plow, diec, bull-
doEer blade and Mott hammer
ai snlie never; sost snss oyss ss'iSo'
Evening star., 1958-05-06
APIS. UMFURNIsRED-D. Q.

CONGkEss HIb,-S5b, I.bedrm ),
y; IiD r% .i.s din S.l XII osN FAN l. TsnHhEnt. sHE
TON, Realtor 10. $4,000.
FOGGY BOTTOM, 2617 Eye st,
n.w.-Three rms, kit. and bath, 3
exposures. ST. 3-S220. FE. 3-25l4.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. apt. in
apt. bldg. EX. 3-6650 for addi-
tional information.
Evening star., 1958-05-06
POULTRY AND EGGS

BABY CHICKS, poults. Feed anc
poultry supplies. JAMES FEEL
STORE. o1s K St. NV. NE
S-OOSY.
Evening star., 1958-05-06

APPLY
ls41 @ St. NV. Rm. 200
Evening star., 1958-05-06
Stenographer

A conveniently located concern
ekpandina alter 100 years OF phe'
nomenal growth, requires . de.
pendable and elicient ateno % as
1ume other than routine ateuo'
araphic responsibilities,
An outstAnding company has AZ
oulatandlne opportunity that oueri
eood paw with petlodie Increases
paid vacations, plus association
with an examination OF proven
inteerity and PRESTIGE friends
enemies and in-lawt would be I'M
pressed,
Moderate shorthand speed, av.
erase commercial vocabulary re-
quued, Interested applicants, IN
dfI 20, should forward resume IN M
dlcatlnn experience, hHe, mar "a
atAtut, money desired and Other
n0flfnenl Information.
Evening star., 1958-05-06
APTs. FURNIsRED-VA.


ALEXANDRIA, downtown. s7b 70
$3.50 between 10 am. and . . m,
ALEXANDRIA = Bedrm.. liv. rm.,
/ kit, dinette. bath and scr. porch
SSb, TE. 6-2323,
ARL. near Pentaeon-Pamily apt !.
rate day or week: and hotel room.
free parking. IA. 2-3343.
ARL.-2 bedrms,, bus across ct.
Pets allowed. Sllo incl utilities.
sILLs REAL ESTATE, IA. $4,000.
ARL.-Beaut. l-bedrm., apt, bldE !
nice furniture: 3 closets; laundry;
nr. shops. bus; s94, IA. s-bsss,
ARL.. H.-smail apt, suit. 1 or .
gentlemen. also nicely iurn. Im
cony. transp.. shops, KE, s.e72l.
IARL.-Attraetivs well-furn, bedrm,, I,
BiSdrlF ~ Sos ga gR s.fsSo fls :itn sS b.IssS SsS
ARL.-Attrae, 1 bedrm,; 500 so; s
min. "a p e:.,elpSsi g. lSio n 18th ST. ADJ
FALLS CHURcH-3 rms, pvt bath
incl. ltiis. jE. s.ibOe.
IN. ARL.-5 rms. and bath. pvt.
ent., couple only 400 mo. incl.
all util. IA. s-O236.
BEDRM.-LIv. RM. COME, dinette.
kitchenette, bath; all utlls.: pvt.
entr s Minis. Arl. Hall. 20 Minis.
Pentagon; 2 gentlemen, $50. IA.
Evening star., 1958-05-06

PIANOS. used uprights at prices
from sos up: good selection avail
able now. Also values IN used
splnets and grands see Us and
save, ST. 3-63OO. PIANO MARI.
l0l5 9TH 81. NV.
PIAN0S-JoRDAN's branch stores
all have a complete selection OF
pianos and ornans for sale and
rent including some bargainS In
slightly used instruments, Plenty
ol parking space at each store
v3a2 Georgia ave, Silver Spring
5lga Lee hwy. Arlington; e4f6
princess Anne ST.. Fredericksburg
Va. Silver Spring and Arlington
stores are open every evening.
PORCH 5-pc. rattan set. hand.
MADE In South America. $50.
Call UN. 4-4s57.
POSTAGE METER MACHINE, Pit.
ney Bowes Model $500. Used only
snort time. In peri. cond, Far be-
low new cost. RE. 7-15s0.
REFRIGERATOR. Westinghouse, al.
most new. 500; deep freeze, up
right, like new. cost $3.50, sac,
$40; electric range, cost S249
sac" l00; 67l9 n 26th st., Arl.,
REFRlGERATORs, used: sle so up;
credit, guar, del. ACNE STOVE
l0ll 9TH st. NV, MA. S-S952.
REFRIGERATORs, freezer tops; /.
", guar; $40 up. FREDERICKs
o9O0 18th ST., NV, ia. $1,000
Evening star., 1958-05-06
ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE

ARL.-Young lady TO share modern.
clean, spacious apt. with another
girl: air cond, hi-fi. ia. 7-730s.
MT. PLEASANT ARRA--Gentleman
to share 4-bedrm. modern house
with 4 other men. Reasonable.
For details. phone HO. 2-S641.
YOUNG SINGLE WOMAN would
like to rent an unfurn. room in
your apt. or home with laundry
and hot plate privilegesi Conn.
ave. vicinity. AID. 2R996 ewes.
GIRL, share l-bedrnl apt. with
another girl: Tv and H-Fi; rea-
Evening star., 1958-05-06

Fortified with manure, treated for
weeds, on heavy mat. Of rich
Evening star., 1958-05-06
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

GENTLE 4-year-old western-broke
gelding with tack. Cedar 6-S60l
TRAILER, Richardson
cruiser. tandem axle, comb, liy.
quarters within; S4e5. Call CT.
$1,000 or Warrenton 64-J-11.
Evening star., 1958-05-06
APTs. FURMlsRED-D. Q

ADAMS MILL M. NV saik-.
sSsfa S1%'i rOom. sa.ni iw saths' 0siI sieO asiis'
incl, LU, 2.Sb0o, M, e.bd1s
BOILING glELD ARIA. esis gn'
~. le.--Llvt rma bedrms ny
dinette and bath, inelosed porch
$40 mo, Incl, utlls, NJ. fognl
Nth FRANK B. PHILLIPS INC
BRANDYw1NE ST. sE.-i bedrm
apl, Nicely furn. and decor. Jo
CALVERT 81. NV, 1888. nea
Ahoreham Hotel--Efne, or i-bed
rm, apt, elev. bldg. See ianltof
CAPITOL hill, 23b c 81. n.e.-Ef
nc. Aptn,, newly dec. adults; 81
mo. OF $50 semimo.; utiis. incl
CAPITOL HILL. si3 =. Capitol d
- rms, KIT. and bath; 2nd.n
front, 3 exposures. S07 30, utill
incl, sr. J.ss2O, Fk, 5-abia,
COLUMBIA mn, 18th st, AVN
aptS,: wills, incl. CO. B-e27l,
CONN, AVE, ieia--AIR c0ND.-
s; n, iiesdrp: n.O, apt < sn., rent utl,ss fTsg
HU. s:Ssss. = OF DU. 10000. 04'
conn. AVE, 1904 r .t.-l-bed'
ne, $40. no. s-ei6l.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-i- -bedrm
and enc. IN modern elev, apt
bldg; taStefully furn. and decor.
corV, NV. location. Call Mar
I'll 2 pm, Pc. $4,000.
DUPONT CIRCLE. i735 Riggs pi.-
auist; S5S mo. no. s-444a
GA. AVE. 40I6-Newiy dec. b, 7
apt. transp.. park; adults. Gentle
home RA, 3-2S2s EN-. 3-342U
GEORGETOWN, 1907 Goth ST
pch,; $50: lease. no. 2-3i6s,
GEORGETOWN bedrms.. utils.
refs. lease. 5000 mo, AID. 2-7747
GEORGETOWN, 25ii Que n.w.-s
Ice. rms. and bath; utils. and Sec
retarial service incl; $50 mo.
men only. Ho. 2-2b11.
liV. rm., bedrm.. kit. bath, $50
incl utils. RA. 3-2943.
MT. PLEAsANT-Effie. apt, Isl
floor front, S66 mo. Utils. incl
INQUIRE 1888 Monroe st. NV.
MT. PLEASANT, 1865 Lamont st
n.w.-1 rm., kit, dinette and
bath; S6a.50 mo. Mr. Yount with
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, INC, DI,
7-1411.
Evening star., 1958-05-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Kit, baths, rec, rms complete
lob terms, Mr. COOK, Ia, B.f.ss,
CARPENTER WORK All type Of
fences cement porehes pfieea can't
BE- beat. JEpFREYH III. H.ngtn,
Evening star., 1958-05-06
ALSO VIRGIN TOPSOIL

humus,
/ 70 so sa. yds., i5e "a. I'd.
100 to 900 50. yds., 35e ga, I'd
goo or more sd. yds.. 2Sc "a. I'd.
Evening star., 1958-05-06
OFFICE FURNITURE
USED-NEW

Wide variety used desks. single and
double pedestal SIP so up
Sectional bookcases. glass doors
excel eond. per section $500
MANY. MANY OTHER ITEMS ~
New-CloSe-outs! New
ALL IN GENUINE WALNUT
secretariai desk sfsisioo sifG.Soo
Receptionist desk 1900 i25.O0
pedestal desk i95.OO iI7.0O
Exec. DIP. desk over
sids assS irOn' ana $500 1850
Exec. modular desk,
78xs2, bent top 2s7.0O 207.eO
Credenza for
(other Component Pieces AvailabieJ !
Table, 6tx34, Crotch
SsIsS SaIInSS'' collectors 7s4o
Exec. posture chair.
steel steel, green leather s4s M
4-dr. steel files -----------s $500
Come in Now and Savel
BUSINESS FURNITURE
SALES
472 L st. NV. NE. S-l5s6
~~@W~- ~Tn NTWrWWT@~
Evening star., 1958-05-06
ROOMS FURNISHED-N.W.

BLAIR MANSION HOTEL. mr.. WAL
ter Reed. 77l1 Eastern ave. NV
| Choice rms, single or groups. JU
/ S-aOoQ III Q-QkRQ
Evening star., 1958-05-06

h.ps, s3oa EsHfiMkN, 100 Lighl
street, Baltimore ?, Md. saratogi
Evening star., 1958-05-06
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
tcoATINUTDl
SAVE
RoSsler Quality Furniture
ROSSLER'S
WAREHOUSE STORE

FOAM RUBBER soFAs
Res sgan-S3tn,
TuFrED-BAcK FoAM RUBBER
Res. $3.50 Nov slbA.6s
pANieH-sTYLE CHAIRS
Res. san % 20 tlin
Nov s3a 70 s7pDs
UPHOLSTERED CHAIRS
" " s.Pc. SECTIONS w. 's1 s
Res. 500 Nov Siah ~
roAM RUBBER pivAN ....
Res StAnNb Nov shh
5-Pr Gray MAhog. nedrm. suite
Res S5iil Nov NJAn
Rec, $500 Now. $500
A-pC. UTNETTH Sci
Res, S70lnb Nov s4ps ~
a-pe. Cordvn. Mahog. Bedrm. suite
Res, $500 % Nov sioD.es
Evening star., 1958-05-06

BLACK sLUD0E. topsoll. bluestone
f.mS.ss m slss Rssdg..' s.tse Iee, So Su ss'
Evening star., 1958-05-06

ADAMS MIL M. NV, saIb-4
sssTs ssGR' rOd% sS.n IL thIe e'ssao $50 ass aiE'
incl, LU, 2-akOD, M, a-bd1s
BOILING TIELD AHA. asis End
Evening star., 1958-05-06
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

GEN. OFFICE WORK. some tipping
required. 40-hr.. 5-day wk. COM
pany benefits. Apply In person.
4lO4 Georgia ave. NV.
SUPERVISOR, white. for Kitchen OF
lse. guest house. house Good pay; meals
Evening star., 1958-05-06

CALVERT ST. NV, 1898, neal
shoreham Hotel-Efie, or i-bed'
rm. apt,, elev. bldg. See ianltor
Evening star., 1958-05-06
TYPIST

HOT sHoPPES, INC. has
q junior administrative as
sistant opening for q good
typist. Age 21-30. must be
above = average intelligence,
attractive and career
minded. Hours, $3.50, 5
days. Good salary, meal dis
couht, disqualification and
other benefits. New air
conditioned ONCE, convenient
to NV. or Bethesda resi-
dents,
Evening star., 1958-05-06
REPAIRS q SERVICE


CARPENTER -Porchse partitions
ahelyina, cAhinets, expert fenaifa
reliable >, RowkiL, Xxx, a.Oas7
CARPENTRY, additions, IN. Attlss
yea Years M s.sfoo'u f'au '"s''"''' -
CARPENTRY, seneral iobbins. hom,
| improvements, femndelina Hlorl
/ ffontA nNtufea, bUckNafk, plat'
sibpiE sib5ipsifE So%RAl.Is'' fsSs9A Is'cJ6 lsSl essfSsI1ana'
CARPENTRY. eeilinst. norehes
windowa paftitlont sen LepaiFai
reliable white mech. NO, fsihoa
CARPENTRY. brick. cement. rooiins
guttering, renairs and new iohf eI
all kinda, White eontIaet9f and
1ARPENrRY-cementine plaster
WILLIAM coPEN. UN. l-Os6s'
CARPENTRY. do own work, re-
9delinf OF al kindsi additions
NJ. Priest. 81, d'';6sa s.ssed pIii ii '.i s..ii7sd
Carpentry Plumbing
Kit, baths, rec, rms eomplet,
lob terms Mr., cook, IA, B-fass
CARPENTER WORK All type o.
| fences cement porches Prices cam
be beat JEFFREYA III, 6.n7a0,
Flagstone Patios, Walks
All kinds cement work and 70,
tanning walls waterprOonng and
drain. pipe work ' MAReuccIo
PO ..ADhN
FLOORS sANDED AND FINISHED
Quality work al q reasonable price
n MORRIS, ~. p..eT7,
PAINTING and decorating, interior
and exterior. no lob too small or
100 large 60 years exper. White
contractor, ~. s-0sib,
AoSr es sSy aS time. ss 10 oSeIefSsi' 1SSs
PAINTING, lowest prices anywhere,
guaranteed work, White mech
Dc, ,.MD.-VA. sP. 3-b4f4i hE
PAINTINo-PAPERING : Satisfied
customers for 25 years. Call MR.
I LAWRENCE, III. 6.Sl00
PAINTING AND CARPENTER
WORK, tst class, economically
done; satisfaction guaranteed
FALLS CHURCH PIx-iT SHOP,
: JE. 4-a3o3
l PAINTING, PAPERINGl interior
exterior: FHA loans avail; fof
I estimates, call JU. g-f71l.
PAPERING. painting: 90 yrs. ex-
per. white, do own work: BOOK
OUT, IA. 7-S63S, Ma. s-37l3.
PAPERING. SIC rm. up; 'Ss sun
| fast washable paper. JU. $1,000,
| RIA. 6-2Ss4. VIII. 2-a4bs.
PLAsTERING AND PAINTING, old
and new, large or small. AL
PLAsTERING REPAIRs, old and
new work, Ice. and SIN, Jobs; reas,
VIII. mech. work guar. JU g-4lb4
ROOF REPAIR, $3.50: painting,
exper.; a4-hr. service. RE. 5-34s9
ROOF REPAIRS, low as $40; eli
work guaranteed: painting. paper
I ing, earpentering and plastering
gutterlng and downspouts. LA
8-1617 day or evening. s.
ROOFING, GUTTERING, all kinds,
Satisfied customers for 25 yrs,
Mr.. LAWRENCE, Ii. 6-S1O0.
STONE, FLAGsTONE. CEMENT,
walls. steps, walks. drives, patios,
Free est, call LU. l-4756.
TRASH REMOVED
Evening star., 1958-05-06

BRANpYwlNE 81. s1.-l bsdInn
sp!, Nicely Turn. and decor. 20
Evening star., 1958-05-06
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

COLORED-VIC. 18th AND ID NE
Single man or settled couple
Call Ii. 4-76S3. Ii, 4-S142.
COLORED-I LGE. RM.; WORKING
couple sgl. for working lady
Ii. 3-4314.
COLORED-I72I LANG PL.-Em-
ployed. refined person or couple
for double rm. In nice Christian
home. All privs. Ii. 7-4421 after
8 pm.
Evening star., 1958-05-06

TOR soIL--very good rich topsoil
for lawns and green houses vers
Milford chronicle., 1958-12-05


carried bronze chrysnnthemumss
Miss Elizabeth Trotta sister of the
bride was junior bridesmaid wear
ing lime green and carrying yellow
chrysanthemufns The bridesmaids
were Miss Christine Trotta of Balti-
more and Miss Mary Lou Hatfield
of Pennington. They wore emerald
green and carried yellow chrysan-
themums.
Little Miss Karen Calhoun. dress
ed in a floor length white chiffon
gown, was flower girl and carried
roses and chrysanthemums in her
basket; young Michael .Trotta,
nephew of the bride was ring bear
err.
Mr.. James Shiff. of Harrington
acted as best man. The ushers were
Alfred Cahall. Jr., Jack Blackis-
ton. Jr., and Emil Gerard. Jr., all
Of Greenwood.
The brides mother wore blue
satin with white accessories and
the groom's mother chose beige
lace with green accessories.
James L0D0 sang the Ave Maria
preceding the ceremony which was
performed by the Rev. John Corri-
gan.
A reception in the form of buff
fet supper was served at p. m. in
the Harrington Armory. An orches-
ira from Baltimore played for the
dancing.
After few weeks the couple will
be at home in Newark while the
groom is finishing his studies at
the University OF Delaware.
Greenwood Il. iii. A. Girls Attend
State Meeting; On Thursday. Nov
10th. FIVE members of the Green
wood Chapter of the FyHA attended
the annual state leadership meet
ing in Dover. The purpose OF this
statewide meeting of the Future
Homemakers of America was to
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ther and dad, Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper
Bostick, of Glendale, his sister and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Wag-
ner and daughter. Susan of Milford,
Mrs. Myrtle Warrington. Mr. and
Mrs. Nj. III. Huber of Wilmington,
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Sharp, OF
Dover and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Sharp and son, Drew of Magnolia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claes Strom and MIR.
Martin Brown, of Seaford, were
guests of the Jacob Hatfields in the
interval between the wedding and
reception of Miss Rosalie Tr0tta
and Mr.. William Wise.
The Jacob HatfieIds enjoyed
Thanksgiving dinner with Rfr. and
Mrs. Claes Strom in Seaford on
Thanksgiving Day.
Mrs. Tillie Furman of New York
City, was holiday guest OF her
daughter and family, MIR. and Mrs.
Horace Maloney. On Sunday the
Maloney's guests were Mrs. Ida
White and son. of Millsboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kitchens and
children, Bobby and Mary Jane.
Miss Elsie Lite and Mrs. Lizzie
Passwaters were entertained to
turkey dinner on Thanksgiving Day
by Mr.. and Mrs. John Dickerson
and soE, of Oakley.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wolters,
Jr., Miss Mary Lou Wiley and Mr..
Orville Hammond attended a
Thanksgiving Dance at the Milford
Armory on Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wolters,
Jr., were Thanksgiving dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Trivitt
of Milford.
Bobby Kitchens and Ronnie Can
non attended Sweet Sixteen BIRTH
day party for Miss Donna Galloway
of Milford on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Farrell were
agreeably surprised when Mr..
David Farrell and Mr.. George
Gardner, both of Norwich, Conn,
arrived to spend the Thanksgiving
holidays with them.
On Friday evening, Mr.. and Mrs.
Byron Wise entertained TIE MEM
bers of the Trotta-Wise wedding
party after rehearsal to bgsSeI
supper at the Seaford Inn. Eighteen
guests were present
Weekend guests of the Wise's
were Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Beau
champ and sons, Craig and John,
of Salisbury. Md.
On Saturday afternoon. at $3.50
in st. Bernadette's r. G. Church
in Harrington. Miss Rosalie Trotta,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Trotta became the bride of Mr..
William A. Wise, son of Mr.. and
Mrs Byron Wise of Greenwood.
The bride wore a peau de sole
gown oyerlaid with chantilly lace
with a chantil1y lace bodice en-
broidered with seed pearls. She
carried white roses.
Miss LuAnn Wise sister of the
groom was maid of honor wearing
mint green changeable taffeta and
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better acQuaint the members Of the
organization with the purposes and
aims of the FHA work for the year.
Those attending from Greenwood
were: Judy Root, Jean Warwick.
Donna Lofland, Emma Jean Marvil
and Diann Isaacs.
On Friday of the same week they
held their regular meeting at the
school. This meeting was for the
most part social meeting with
little business discussed. The high
point of the meeting was the pre-
senting of small birthday gifts to
those members who had birthdays
during November.
The Greenwood Volunteer Fire
Company who sponsored the Fire
Prevention Essay Contest has an
nounced the following winers: LIST
place Sharon Isaacs; End place Du-
ane Anthony: 3rd place Kenneth
Wilkerson-
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Greenwood Volunteer Fire Com
pany met on Friday November "a
Names were drawn for Secret Pals
for the next year.
Plans we're made also for the
annual Christmas party which will
be held on Monday December Is.
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1he Menu Committee: lone Black
iston. Geneva Spence and Elizabeth
Craft: Entertainment Committee:
Nadine FIeischauer and Dorothy
Jones: Decorating Com mitt ee:
Louise Chalmers. Viola Ocheltree
and Margaret Johnson. Members
win receive invitations by letter.
Mrs. Emma Williamson am
nounces the marriage OF her young
est daughter Miss Betty Lou VIII
hanson to Mr.. Ronald Robert Ham,
mond of Bridgeyille on Wednes-
day evening November 26 ia the
Denton Methodist Church. The
bride wore white lace with silver
accessories. The bridesmaid. Miss
Dorothy Hopkins of BridgevilIe
wore blue. The best man. brother Of
the groom. was Mr.. Thomas Ham
m0nd
A reception was held at the home
OF the groom's mother. Mrs. Alice
Hammond and the couple left after
ward for a trip to the Poconos.
They will be at home in Bridge
vile Manor