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BANNOC OCKBURN AREA
6706 WILSON LANE
OPEN, 2 to 6

Restored and modernized farm
house on level h-acre lot. 10 Ice.
trees, giant oak estimated over
100 yrs. old. Ultramodern kitchen.
2 new ceramic tile baths. new hot
water heat plant with DASHBOARD
radiation. Georgetown-type home
in country setting. Directions:
River I'd. to Wilson lane, right
about 100 yards 10 Open Sign.
FRANK J. VOLKhfAN Co, EN-.
3-6S70; ewes, DE. 2-60l5.
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BETHESDA
NEW

3-bedrooFn spIit-level: custom de.
signed ana Of outstanding quality.
rom The ES'G1sFSHpS Ss Is sSalsO seS0dys tsS%ly
s5e s5s easily accessible. Priced ct
Open Daily, / Til Dark
Open Weekdays Same Time
After Hrs. Mrs. Baker. OIL. 2.7o1S
Directions: Out Bradley blvd. TO
Wilson lane, left on Wilson to Mar
ngry rd.. left on Marbury to our
open sign ct 1913 Marbury I'd.
Thomas L. Phillips Co.
7720 WIS. AVE. OF. 4-1424
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LA PLATA, MD.-Central location;
2-acre lot: 11-roon residence;
bath. town water. sewage: suitable
apartments, ofIices, club or resi-
denee. Immed. possession. Liberal
LEONARD SNYDER
Tel. WE. 4-3311, La Plata, Md.
VILLAGE WATERFRONT HOME
Attractive modern ranch home
Modern kitchen. OH hot-vater
heat. Large screened porch, ga
Old shade. All modern convent
enees. In immaculate condition.
MD va. REALTY CO., Easton, Nd.
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HOUSES ron sALE-mD.
nRAnllonn-nEIIII.n

EnADllOcl-nETIlNHnh
1-bcdroom rambler With remark
able nnancIna. lQfEN 80, TODAY
out Bradley blvd, % Nayhurn,
right % Roosevelt. left . W. D, y.
STAT. 81. f.otep. 80 l.
1oQlo eIDNEL nD- 8, q.
opEN sun. 9-6 Pm.
pet, e-story brk. with LIVING
Im.. dining rmy kll. and screened
fun hemt.. gas a.-e, heat. built N
FaraFe: level lot. Priced AZ only
i7, BOO. isl trust sf5.S0o 81 tlEs,s,
y In poNEyEfLY 4 SON, NC,
Ma, e-a3l0 Realtora Wo. o-210a
Acc AREA
( BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
OPEN. 2 to z
New brick Cape Cod style home
with 2 bedrmA Let. lioof. and 3
hedrms. IND. Scr, porch, fun bsmt.
On s-aero lot, Priced IN low 20s.
WILL CONSIDER TRADE
DIRECTIONS: Prom OaithorIhurn
out Route ab5 70 HyatfstoWn, flahi
81 sisn. xvoLkiiAN Go. ES' s-eSs6'
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TAkOh1A~ ~LANGLEY - 3-bedroom
rambler on lge. fenced lot, both
equip. for small children; air
eond. nr. schools. TIT Forston
TAKOMA PK.-Mod. 2-unit home;
2 bedrms. each: income S100 mo.
Also terrace qtrs.: good cond.i i
nice cool area. $1,000 dn1 A sood
buy: OWNER, 10. 9-s347.
TAKoSrA PIX; By owNER--s-
bedroom cottage; quiet: shaded
lawn: mr.. wash. San. Assume OF
monthly payments. $40 less than
rent. Excel. eond. Price S12.450.
JU. 9-0290.
TAK0MA PKs-Mod. 2-unit homo,
2 bedrms. each; income, S100
eond. AsG ne. 'essaes eooI srssi ss.' ss'SSo S06
down, good buy. OWNER, 10.
custom-built brick Cape Cod; 3
nm. with firepl.; spacious lot, s0x
beautiful hover gardens: 1 BIZ
elem. and Jr. high. Many other
desirable features. BARGAIN at
$1o,95o, OWNER, 741s Holly ave.
TWNBR0OK-s4OO down FHA, or
assume GI loan with larger down
payment. 3 bedrms.. lge. liv. Ym.
w/briek-wan flreplace, dining area
in huge kitchen with washer and
dryer aluminium storm windows
and door1. Thermopane glass
throughout: plus 4th bedrm. and
End bath rgughed IN. Close 10
schools and shopping center.
Swimming pool meraberShfp avail
eble. Mr.. NozHETM, he. 4-251O.
COX q Co. 10. k-OT7G
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ASHTON WILDWOOD ROAD, on
Route 20. a few blocks above
Browns Corners: lovely 4-bedrm., =,
2-bath brick Cape Cod; iiv. rm.,
fireplace. dining rm,, modern
kitchen, screened porch: on "a
WILSON. EV. 4-1732. GRUBB-
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SILVER SPRING BUNGALOW
flSsein ss .Tss ideal NJ fOT T s%s ~lt fsTdy pepy
sep. din. rm., kit. with table
space, 3 bedrms. and bath. 2nd d..
/ large bedrm., Full bsmt. with
finished rec. rm., hot-water heat,
garage. A real nice clean house
and well worth the asking price Of
S14,250. LAIRD B. SCOTT, Real
tor. S72S Colesville rd., JU. g.
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COLEsVILLE AREA = Ranch-type
TSam5ler; 3 bedTms:, liv rm, with
garage, 5[-acre lot, small stream
in rear. Excel. neighborhood. S19,-
500. FHA financing, H & H Deyel-
opment Co. EV. 4-9515, or EV.
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CONN. AVE. ESTATES-S13.5O0
$3.50 dn. Neat 3 bedrm. brk and
shingle Colonial; sep. din. rm..
fun bsmt.. rec. rm.; outside en-
trance, washer, Anchor fence,
swings. sand box. Walk to st.
Gatherings and Wheaton High
scnSels' snSes Fo9ARTY TYzoS&s q CO.. 10.
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S18 Alabama ave. .s.e.-1-bedrm:
corner det. home, huge lot, fun
hsnt., garage.
IlIg Savannah st. s.e.--S-bedFm.
corner brick: easy terms. Out-of-
town owner must sell,
500 Chesapeake ct. s,e.--B-Yui.
semidet. brick approx. $4,000 Oh
loan, $500 down.
1103 Anacostia I'd. s.e.-8-bed-
rm. row brick: conv. location: easy
terms like rent.
41st and Southern ave. s.e.-
3-bedrm, det. brick, fun bsmt.. gas
heat: S16,600.
Also have several 3, 3 and 4
family. apts. for. salei easy terms.
For details and to inspset. call
$4,000.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

acc. 10 MIN; $1,000 down: 30
cious brand-new brick rambler
with APPROX. / acre. fine view. 3
bedrms.. ceramic tile bath and kit,
center fireplace, h.-w Dashboard
heat; built-in gar; sac. price,
only $16S,S250. $3.50 BY OWNER, Dia-
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ROCKVILLE, Hungerford ToWne-
S16,950 for the loveliest home IN
the area. Gorgeous 4-bedrm. ex-
pansible Cape Cod. Full bsmt.. lge.
rear screened porch, driveway:
many. many extras, incl. expensive
1Ies fifl r.p IaSeSTl eye-I.vel eyep. Anchor %
fenced lot. The best buy Of the
week. FOGARTY & CO., 10.
b-b0h2 or ,Ju. b-7024.
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sIL. sPG. CLOSE M-Loyely 4
bedrm. brk. home. den OF bedrm,
q bath on lst. hr.: liv. rn. w
f1repl.; sep. din. rm.; lge. kit:
full bsnt.; det. gar. Lovely I'd,
Open 81. Colesviile Rd. to Lam
ark left to Greenock to 10132.
ALLEN REALTOR, RA. 6-3333.
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CONN. AVE. GARDENS - Three
hedrn. brk rambler. only S12s950.
$400 down viii buy. All-electrie
kitss spatio, Eocded lot; 70.
TIES MOT.
EDNOR ARIA RAMBLERl OPEN
1-6 p.ml REDUCED S4.000i Spa
ciousl Across from new univer-
sity sitsl luxurious 3-bedrm a.
bath plan; 42x2e rec. room: h.-W.
heat; garage: y acrei Hurry
nj. past Cqlesyllla te Mllgruye
psacel RIPLEx CO. 70. b-o111.
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COLESvILLE RD.--Meadowood. De-
lightful new Cape Cod nestled in
mi. from Silver Spring, 26-ft.
liv. rm:, sep. din. rm.. bedrm.,
bath. kit. LIST floor; 2 very large
bedrms. and 2 baths End floor.
Oil h.-w.h., fun bsmt. with out
side entrance. House on A-acre
lot with additional 1a-acre lot TO
build on II desired, Det. garage,
Development Co., Ev. 4-9516, or
EV A.1R9h
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ROCKVILLE, Md. Seven Locks I'd.
bier; 2 full baths, liv .rm. with
firepl., lge. kit. and dinette comb.
util. area, bsmt.; 2 lge. level lots;
/ mi to Route $40 expressway.
Terms. S17,500. Call JOHN KEEL
IY owner. pO 2-3l02.
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ShLVEh SRBAN0! NBAh hEChIS!
s16,250 with separate quarters
for in-lawsl-or for extra large
familyl Q rooms, ga baths, h.-w.
heatl RIPLEY CO. JU. 5-6111.
SILVER SPRING-Wiil trade lovely
3-bedrm., lz-bath brick Colonial
for small home IN Takoma Park
or Langley area. JU. 1850.
SILVER SPRING; OPEN = Brick
rambler: handicapped II acre; Nv.
rm., 22x14; frepl., din. rm. with
French doors to fiagstone patio,
complete GE kit, 8 Ice. bedrms. !,
"a baths. lgs. rec. rm.-study,
ldry.. gar. with drying area, steel
easement windows with screens
throughout. alumni. storm win
dows, ample storage space and
many extras: Ike new: sacrifice
for quick sale. fO0O2 BuckneIl
drive, 70. 4-705s.
SILYER sPRTNG! NAB HECHTs,
&l2, ,500l Three bedrms., sep. din
hsatl owner trsnsferrsdi clesnlI
RIPLEY CO.. 10. S-6111.
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LANGLEY PARK. 1901 osase st.:
Brick semidet., Ist-fir. tiled pow
der rm.; 3 bedrms. and bath on
End A.; rec. rm,, fenced lot, gar
bage disposal. dishwasher. Priced
for immed. sale ct S14,500. HE.
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COLESVILLE AREA-h acre, trees
and garden, 3-bedroom, 2-bath
brick rambler, de luxe kit, sep;
din. rm., paneled tlrepl. wall, full
basement; a well const home.
RIPLEY CO.. EY. 4-1Rnf
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SILVER SPRNG-ThIs split-level.
Ss StSs N storm asS4 windows nac ssd osSr9dS Doors
low down pymt. Only S13.0b0.
HIGH e.T PECK. REALroR'
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COLESvILLE-SHERWO0D FOREST
--Brick-and-stone custom rambler
on l acre with garden and fruit
trees: 8 twin-sized bedrms., 35x
IA rec. rm., 3 baths, sep. din.
rm., breezeway and garage:
prestige. neighborhood; outstand-
Ing value at $4,000. RIPLEY
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SILVER SPRING : Modern. nearly
new split-level. Liv. rm., din. rm..
8 bedrms., bsmt. Near schools and
transp. Excel. value: $14,750.
$500 down. HUGH T. PECK. HE.
4.6400 I'll nm
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SILVER SPRING SPLIT LEVEL
Owner trans, must SELL 4 bedrms..
3 baths, dream KIT. sep. d. r,
huge family rm.. daylight bsmt.,
fenced lot, high elevationI RIPLEY
CO., JU. b-6l11,
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= 4-bedTnn., 2-bath
brick Cape Cod; conv. NH; firepl.
in liv. rm., full bsmt.. wooded yard.
Owner will take back 1st trust
with small cash payment; $17, $50.
KORzENDoRFER. Realtor, OIL. 4
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eno ulsposai ~. I'LL Ila' c1u Dsrht.' -
PECK, HE. 4-64O0 til 9.
SILVER sPRING. $685. down. incl.
Owner will finance. AP, 7-7427.
If no answer, AD. 2-4311.
SILVER SPRTNG-Delightful, mod
ern split-level consisting Of Iiv.
rm., din. rm., kit. bedrms. and
bath; bsmt. with outside entr.;
excellent area, nr. school, only "
blk. from direct downtown transp.
HUGH T. PECK, he. 4-6400. It'll 8.
SILVER sPRING-colonial. 25-ft.
liv. rm.-din. rm.. wall-to-wall car
peting. fireplace. tile kit. with
breakfast bar, rec. rm.. scr. porch,
2 Ice. bedrms.; S12,950. OWNER,
III 6.b133
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SILVER SPRING - Custom-built
brick rambler on beautiful corner,
suit. doctor or dentist: lge.
eeHirrss, e.;si 2 baths sep; din. Din. rm,'
Open 2-7. 1918 Colesville I'd .
ALLEN REALTOR, RA. 6-3333.
SILVER STANDARDIZATION AREA,
1908 Claridge rd.: open 1870
It'll 6-Very desirable 2-bedrm
home with h.-w.h.: unusual ex-
pansion possibilities. on lot Of
almost ! acre. Many extras with
the house. Very close to Catholic
church and school. A small estate
one can be proud Of Sl9.950.
DIR: Ga. ave. to viers NH I'd ;,
turn right on Claridge to 116as.
BROUSSARD AGENCY, JU. q
S051: ewes. JU. g-2157.
suMNER-3 bedrms., Q baths, plus
den: full bath on LIST floor. Avail.
6-3405
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POTOMAC--Unusual brick rambler,
located on plus acres with trees
80 It. ny. fni.. lge. den, 4 bed
rms, 3 baths, ground-level rec.
rm.; this is q home you have to
inspect to appreciate; priced at
$49,500. Call Mr.. Meyer, OIL. o.
935S 55vg for csppti THOMAS J..
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MONTGOMERY HILLS. ms Flora

lane tDiT.: Turn i riSht one one Blk. st
$500 Georgia. ave. New 3-bed-
rm. brick rambler; 2Hs baths, elec.
kit, tiled bsmt. Excel. I'M. with
$16,400 FILA, Inspect today and
daily noon It'll dark. Bldr., JU.
9-07fO. ewes. ia. 0-OQ5Q
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ROCKVILLE - Semidetached ram
bier. 13xI9-ft, liy: rm., 3 bedrms.,
lge. elec. kit. full bsmt. with photo
DIRK. rm. Assume AZ GI loan or
FHA, $12,500; payments less than
rent. 618 Blandford st. PO. 2-6233
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AREA-This place has
everything: 9 lovely setting of I
and working areas: extra apt.
$40, $50. Call Mrs. Candy for
apt appttYrv Ey To 4-174s. ASHTON
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MASS. AVE. AREA-Charming g.
bedrm. Georgian Colonial with
center hall. formal dining rm.,
modern kit. with breakfast area:
study and powder rm. on LIST fir,
paneled rec. rm.: 2-ear garage:
beautiful secluded italian garden.
Ks,oRzEEEpoRFER, Realtor' OIL. T.
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COLESVILLE AREA - HISTORY
brick; 8 rms, full bsmt.. attached
garage, A-acre lot; firepl. in liv.
rm., firepl. on patio. $4,000 down
EV. 4-6l31.
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BETHESDA--Rambler with out-of-
this world financing. A see, 900.
Gl 4Iaes iirst can be assumed.
Priced In lew sos. Large and i'm
posing corner home with magazine
type arrangement and decor. Cal
Mrs. Upchurch today between IL
and Z THOMAS L. PHILLIPS CO.
Evening star., 1958-07-13

CHEVY CHASE-ROLLINGWOOD--
idSs sFsps fGE suc.sns tSSss cS.sn csss53F r.s 80
Dental area. This RAMBLER has
VERY LARGE LIVING ROOM and
family -size' DINING ROOM, /,
study with powder room, de luxe
kitchen, 8 exceptional bedrooms
and 2 baths in q separate wing"
assuring privacy; above-ground
rec. room with doorway to patio;
maids room and bath; garage;
near transportation. WALK to
Rollingwood Elementary School
and Rock Greek Park Rec. Center.
SEE by APPOINTMENT TODAY.
PHONE Mr.; Bradford, ME. s-63S3,
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SILVER STRING - Good close-in
location. Near transp. Attractive
Calf. rambler with expansible up
stairs. 2 bedrms., beaut. yard;
$500 down. HUGH T. PECK.
HE. 4-6400.
Evening star., 1958-07-13

SIL. SPG. - Conn. Est. Owner
trans. Anyone assume nice GI
lean. Lovely brk. rambler. 8 lge.
rms, plus beaut. rec. rm. wLbar.
1tk baths, 11repl., storm sash, car
pet, drapes, incl. fenced I'd. w
shrubs. flowers. See to appreciate,
2-7, Ga. ave, left on Weller rd.
Left on Dean TO Farthing, left 70
330S. ALLEN REALTOR, RIA. g.
SILV. SPG. Brick and stucco. o
story det. 3-bedrms. unusual and
beautiful frepl. Wall-to-wall car
peting Dishwasher: full bsmt.
with WASHING hing machine. level lot;
ping and schools. owner JU. B.
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ROCKVILLE-prick and shingle 81
bedrm. rambler with full bsmt.
attrac. area with wide streets;
$15,S50. Trade your small home.
H. L. GODDARD, OIL. 4-7922, HU.
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ROCKvILLE-Just OF Route 240.
S13,500, $3.50 dn. for this love-
" 8 bedrm. rambler: many extras
incl. dishwasher, disposal. storm
window, air conditioner, Anchor
fenced lot. FoGARTY a. CO.. 10.
= VFT gnnA
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NORBECK--FOR SALE BY OWN
Err; 3-bedrm. brick rambler: full
walk-in bSmt.; / acre lot, quiet
street, mr.. Manor Country Club;
many extras: must see TO appre-
ciate, WA. 3-14S3.
Evening star., 1958-07-13

SILVER SPRING--4-bedrm. brick
home, 2 full baths, rec. rm,,
screened porch. very conv. and
T. PECK. HE. 4-(3A00.
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SILVER SPRING--Modern 3-bed-
rm. brick rambler: liv. rm., din.
ing area. kitchen with dishwasher
and disposal; rec. rn. and hsmt.:
500 500, deEn' ssE sLa0 s14 ;0oQ;; 70, HUGH T.
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BETHEsDAi S25,500-Almost new
lge. split-level: 8 bedrms.. den,
gsr.; lse: rec: rT, 2 fireplsces,
ssc ssoiI; Go2 20 min; 70 MIDI; cj FHA
Evening star., 1958-07-13

HTLLANDALE-Brick Colonial con-
dining rm., family kitchen. canter-
hall entrance. den, bedrooms, 2
baths up; sun deck, full bsmt.,
garaRe; lot l30xt00: priced
S26,9bO CHESTER KELLER,
WOODMOOR AGENCY CORP. :,
JU. B.7lO0; . 70 8, Ju. e-56b6. (
KENsIN0TONl by oWNER---3-bed-
room all-brick; 0E kit; lge. scr.
porch, paneled rec. rm.; close to
school, shopping and community
pool: Slb.0bO. WI. o-273O.
Milford chronicle., 1958-08-29
Kent Home Doings
Ruth Adams
Home Demonstration Agent
Sewing on Synthetics

Sewing on Synthetics
Easy-care synthetic fabrics for
back : to school clothing make
hOmemakers' chores little cas-
ier. But synthetic fabrics present
sewing problems, says Ruth Ad-
ans, county home demonstration
agent.
She offers some up-to-the-m min
ute, ideas to make sewing easier
and more successful. The proceed
ure in sewing synthetic fabrics is
essentially the same as for fabrics
of natural fibers, with few vari-
ations. Because synthetic fibers
are stronger, and resist stretching
and sagging, these variations are
suggested.
Use well sharpened shears and
cut with the middle of the blade,
using long strokes. Cut a gener-
Gus seam allowance.
Pins and needles for both ma
chine and hand sewing should be
fine and sharp. The greater
strength of synthetic fibers will
dull needles more rapidly than do
natural fibers. For this reason it
may be necessary to change needles
more often, she says.
Use clay chalk for marking
crayon or wax may leave marks
that are hard to remove.
Milford chronicle., 1958-08-29

Halfbhck Bob Heating of Alexis
|. DUPONT, turned in the key play;
O 28-yard run to the IA. Then,
Kempski fed the ball to his other
halfback, Fiorelli, and the chunky
Sallie found running room to the
5. Fiorelli finished the job on first
down, bulling to the end zone.
End Ruly Carpenter of Tower
Hill tried his first of three place
ments and suffered his only miss;
the ball floating to the left of the
uprights.
The errant placement may have
caused Coach Smith some concern,
with the 1857 game and it's 7-6 out
come recalled by everyone in the
stadium, but he had no cause to
worry. The Blues were to strike
again, and fast.
Laurel's Benny Sirman, trying
to capitalize on a fine KICKOFF re-
turn by Georgetown's Roland Rus
sell, opened up with the winged
T at the 29. But the little quarter
back and his backfield mates had
no chance to get untracked The
enemy line, led by Salesianum'
Jack Mulyena and P. s. duPont's
Tom Hinkle, along with the ends,
Hall and Carpenter, crashed saw
agely. Three ground maneuvers
lost five yards. Cephas had to punt.
The Blue resumed the offensive
at the Gold 48. A major penalty
against the northerners gave the
Gold a temporary respite, as it
showed the Blue to its 81. But
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Milford chronicle., 1958-08-29

Kempski would not be denied He
started throwing, behind excellent
protection, and in rapid order hit
Conrad's John McAllister with a
19-yarder and Hall with a fat pass
worth an additional Is. A third
pass, bulleted over the middle to
Carpenter, put the Blue forces in
business at the 20.
Here, Kempski shifted to his in
fantry. Florelli delivered hand
somely with 15-yard gallop to the
5. Two plays later, Kempski went
straight ahead on a keeper" for
the touchdown. Carpenters place
ment made the count 1910.
The Gold by now, was in a peri
lous predicament, down two touch
downs and giving no indication OF
offensive strength. Within seconds,
the situation worsened. The kick
off was fumbled away; Mount Plea
SAINTS Brent Walker covering the
bail for the Blue at the Gold 81.
Kempski wasted one play-an in
completed pass-before capitaliz-
ing. Fiorelli, most reliable running
back on the field, shook loose or
another of his 15-yarders. Kempsk
followed with keeper, found day.
light in the secondary and barrel.
led to the where Laurel's JoT
Beekom made the stop. First dowr
found Wilmington High fullbacE
Wayne Morrison smashing ovel
for the score. Again, Carpenter
converted.
The fourth and final I'd was moi
long in coming. The Gold, outplay.
ed in the line, couldn't move So
Cephas had to punt. ClaymOnt's
Joe Sisson bobbled the bail at mid.
field but found the headle in time
to evade a tackler, and return tC
the Gold 35.
The Gold fought stubbornly tc
stall the surge and almost sue
ceeded. But third down, Kempski-
to-Hall spot pass gave the Blue q
first down by inches at the 25 and
the momentum was regained
Kempski, who had been ffddling
the Gold secondary, fired again
this time to Wilmington Highs
JOnn BOVes VINO maze a SpecIacu-
lar, diving grab before being
brought down at the 5. Heating
swung left end to end the march
and Hall place-kicked the bah out
of the stadium to end the scoring.
Sirman, who went all the way
at offensive quarterback for the
Gold, never stopped trying. In
the last minute of the half he
clicked twice on long passes, the
second to William Penn's Tim
Armstrong at the Blues 23. but
time ran out before he could throw
again.
The third quarter, reflecting the
torrid tempo of the first "a min
utes and the increasing humidity
Milford chronicle., 1958-08-29
LINCOLN
Mrs. Rena Morgan
Phone: Milford 51SS
Lincoln Methodist Church
Rev. w. w. Hamilton, Pastor

Lincoln Methodist Cnurcn
Rev. w. w. Hamilton, Pastor
The interior of Lincoln Metho-
dist Church, which is being paint
ed, will be completed by Sunday
September Z. Morning worship
will be held at 10 a. M, Sunday
September Z, followed by Sunday
School hour at IL a. m.
Precious Memories" broadcast
will be heard this Sunday, to 4:3O
p. m. over Georgetown Station, 900
on the dial.
School Notes
Lincoln School No. will open
Thursday morning, September A.
starting at 8 o'clock and dismiss
ing at IL noon for the remainder
of the week. Full schedule will
convene Monday morning, Septem-
ber 8. The school staff will con-
sist of S. Markowitz, principal; ;
Mrs. Evelyn Morris, Mrs. Doris
Serman, Mrs. Florence Travers,
Mrs. Rosalie Kline, and Mrs.
Josephine McCaulley.
Sympathy is being, extended to
the family of Mrs. Grace MCGEE
of Ocean View, formerly of Lin
coin, who passed away Friday, Au-
gust %, after a long illness. Mrs.
McGee, age %, wife of Edwin Nc
Gee, was a daughter of Mrs. Addie
Cooper Duncan and the late Her
man Duncan.
In addition to her husb:nd and
mother, she is survived by a son,
Dennis McGee, Ocean View, and
the following sisters and brothers,
Mrs. Mabel Shockley, Seaford !;
George and Lewis Duncan. and
Mrs. Katie Bishop. all of Millville.
Services were held Monday at
2 d. m. at the Watson and Gray
Funeral Chapel, Frankford. The
Rev. Charles Covington. pastor of
Bethel Mariners Church, officiat-
ed. with interment in Roxana Meth
odist Cemetery.
MIR. and Mrs. George Healis of
Palmyra, N. j., spent the weekend
with her brother and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond Tucker.
Charles Shockley, who has been
doing summer stock at the New
London Barn Players IN New Lon
don, New Hampshire, arrived
home Monday for a few days vaca-
tion with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John r. Shockley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reese Dickerson
and daughter Janice, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Jump and Miss Pat Harri-
son of Milford spent Saturday eve
ming with Mrs. Dickerson's par
ents. MIR. and Mrs. William Bailey
in fredericksburg, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Landing
and daughter. Mrs. Sarah Landing
OF Wilmington and Mrs. Clara DON
ovan of Milton spent Monday af-
ternoon as the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leighton Donovan.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Millman
and children, Kenny and Beverly
spent Sunday evening with Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Benson.
Miss Janice Dickerson spent the
weekend in Milford as the guest
of Miss Pat Harrison.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Morris
of Wilmington who are spending
their vacation at Lewes Beach,
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William v. Morris on Monday af-
ternoon.
The cottage of Mrs. Laura G.
Walls at Slaughter Beach was a
spot for a family gathering on Sun
day when a picnic dinner was en-
joyed by Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Tucker, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Nor
gan and family, Mr. and Mrs. Har-
ry Hudson and family of Harbeson,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tucker of Ell
lendale, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Tucker
of Wilmington Manor, Mrs. Edith
Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wick
ers and sons, Charles and Jimmy
of Norwood, Pa, and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Healis of Palmyra, N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Fitzgerald
entertained to dinner on Sunday,
Rev. and Mrs. William Hudson and
daughters Shirley and Cindy of
Blades, and Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
Bennett and daughter Darlene of
Cambridge, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Burns spent
Saturday evening with her sister,
Mrs. Elizabeth Goodwin and
granddaughter, Joyce Goodwin of
Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Haviland,
Fred Jewsll Mrs. William Morgan,
Jr., and Mrs. Chester Passwaters
and daughters attended the fune-
raj of Mrs. Grace MCGEE held at
the Watson-Gray Funeral Home,
Frankford, on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Morgan
entertained to dinner on Saturday
evening: Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Yick-
ers and sons, Charles and Jimmy
of Norwood, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mcdaniel
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Wood
row Morgan were guests on Sun
day of Mr.. and Mrs. William Nor
gan, Jr., at Riverdale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl MellOr of
Chester, Pa, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Nickel of Philadelphia, Jack
Shockley and Vernon Nickel of
Merchantville, N. j., spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. John
r. Shockley.