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MD. ON POTOMAC

ep S@N = - = NAeAAeS
$40 acres, mile Of river bottom.
Also along canal. 0-Tm.. brick
house. sets high overluoking town.
stores and school and hieh school,
Bus two blocks away. Beautiful
view Of two states. Cattle farm.
$4,000, terms.
ON POTOMAC RIVER
AZ Berkeley sprines-6-rm. house
and 2 rms. water and electricity:
IL acres, good land. Hunting,
nshins and swimming: $500. -
m.-l00 A.-CATTLE
9 rooms. bath: barn: outbldEs.:
fenced: 4 springs; beautiful view:
close Route 40 west: $1,000:
down, $4,000.
OVER 100 LISTINGS
OF farms or orchards to choose
from. RE. 7-S112; ewes, La. 8.
604s: Sats.. sun, PA. 4-4997.
EUGENE P. NIXON
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story house on Ese hwy: beauty
shop ,y Or . service e. business snS on IL lss
cRowELL 4 Co. INC. "a. Il
1904.
i2l MASS. AVE. N.W.-CoFneF store
81. q plus BASEMENT n; aDS stSa. Es SeH
for LIQUOR store, carry-out shop,
etc, Reas. rent. Call LEO N. BERN
STEIN & CO.. Ascent. DE. 2-S4S4.
A-sTORY fLEvAT0R BLDG, az
18th and L SITS. NV: excellent for
use BY ofHanisation recurring
5000 sd. II Of low-cost space.
KAsS REALTY. En-. $500.
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HOUSES FoR SALIVA.

ARR, 8. - $3.50 dn,. SIS mo,
Data: a:bsSrm. seniastash2 n
sTANIEY 8. MoNRooR, broker.
IA. b.3335, 0 70 5; CIR. 3-26sb,
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And beautiful is the word for this
large brick rambler with 4 bed
rms. baths At q s treDIase; s stun
on Beautiful wooded lot IN close-in
Mclean. This property Is immac-
ulate and spotless. The best buy
I've ever seen at S25.950. with
low down payment. Call KEY
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INVEST. PROP. WAITED
BUSINESS PROP. F0R SALE

WISCONSIN AVE. near seaTs-
Valuable commercial ground with
b0-ft frontage and Improved by
r franz . l hou's; .. Please Gan ISEz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-08

These prices effective until close Of business Saturday.
July H. 1859, in Washington, d. C. MARYLAND: Hill
crest Heights TakOma Park, Indian Head, Bladens-
burg Coral Hills Capitol Heights, Marlboro Bethesda,
Silver Spring, Rockville, GaitherSburg, LAUREL VIR-
GINA: Alexandria, Arlington, Fairfax Falls Church,
Mclean AnnandaIe, HerndOn, LeeSburg, PurcelviIIe,
Manassas, Vienna Middleburg. WE RESERVE THE
RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. Produce prices sub
iect to daily market changes.
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Mix 'em or Match 'em
JUICE JAMBOREE!

Lesser Quantities
Sold ct ResuIoF Prices
Evening star., 1959-11-29

lob. List 50 Concentration. Bosed on TV
game Of the same nome Players move
numbered slides to win gifts and money
Two to 5 player. For oee ! o to adults $40
Evening star., 1959-11-29

l0C. List 81 Skill Drive. Test your driving
skill, develop coordination. Turn wheel and
steer cor over rood, bridges, through tun-
nels EIectronic remote control ---- l.66
Evening star., 1959-11-29

l0A. List 81 Roek-o. Fost moving cord game
creotes the atmosphere of Monte Carlo
Deck Of 60 cards and slotted plastic racks.
For ooe 10 to adults - l.66
Evening star., 1959-11-29

loH. Binso-Romo. Automatic plastic seec-
tor, tally cord and plastic colored markers.
II playing cords Complete instructions.
Ideal for home or club use --------1.77
Evening star., 1959-11-29

loF. List 2.eS Steve conyon Air Force. PIoy-
ers ore their own let pilots" . flying scale
models of the F-lO5 Handkerchief on PIoy
board Mony exciting noneuVers .-- 2.44
Evening star., 1959-11-29

lOJ. List 81 Cootie. An exciting game for
oil oees. Set includes complete Cootie
bugs with totoI of 78 eoiIy-coIored parts.
Throw dice, build cootie e-------I.6 Sc
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

A BASEMENT dug under your home
ana completed; FLA financing
Can any Day before IL am: after
9 pm. Ii. 4-O755. 81
: GARAGES AND RE-
MODELlNGi AL refs. plans fur
nished; d, C.. Nd. Va: Al work.
manshlp. Priced reas, OIL. 4-2759.
ADDITIONS, rec. rooms. porches,
dormers' kits, carports all types
OF home repairs Free ests Work
guar. Terms. l.. a. p CONTRAC-
TORS. JU. S-74lI, ia. 9-lO33.
ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS and
repairs; residential and CONNER /,
etal work: custom-built homes and
store fronts. BRENTWOOD COM
STRUCTION CO., INC, RA:
3-113o.
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MOTOR TRAVEL

BUSINESS MAN--win drive your
car TO Houston. Texas. Leav, Mon
March 80 at = am. MA. S-O3U7.
OAYT0NA BEACH-Leaving approx
March 10; can take = or 8 pass S,
share expenses; help with driving
refs exchanged: call ia, 9-3345,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to Miami
Mar. IL; seeks passengers or light
hauling. NORRIS, tn. 2-75sl.
RETIRED COUPLE desires ride and
towing OF small luggage trailer 70
Miami about Mar. 80. Will COM
pensate. RE. 7-l400. ext. gOl.
TO NIAGARA TABLESPOONFUL,
lCanadA AND BACK for AS days.
Can take paSSl myers, share ex-
penses. Leave Mar. %. Call AID.
4-036S after q PIN.
WANTED ride TO Baltimore, Md.
weekdays Call HI g-5l67 after
pm, for arrangements.
WILL CHAUFFEUR ANYWHERE
Move small load. teacher; Mar. ~
TO April B. Box SIR, Star,
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CEMENT WORK

Repairs. alterations Of any type;
no Jon too small: white mechanics,
tor, anytime LU. 3-342S or CO.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE
fcoNTihuknl

AIR CONDITIONING, heating By
former Govt. engineer. Plumbing,
remodeling. Rex In D. c., Nd, Va.
Free estimates. IA. b-672O.
ALL GENERAL REPAIRS, cement
work and roofing. FL. 4-55eS.
ANGELO MARCUCCIO
Flagstone and Stone Work
All types Of masonry work; patios,
proofinR. ~. 7-54s4.
ASPHALT, CONCRETE driyeways
walks. ratios. Resurfacing. Fred
estimates. Terms. JU. p-7B4D,
BLOCK, brick and cement OF ali
types; all work guaranteed. Call
10. l-l0O3 or RE. 0-06SS
BLOCK AND BRICK WORK, new
and remodeling. Free Estimates
II. 3-2732.
BUILDING. REMODELING, repairs
Rooms, garages, etc. AP. 1924
BUILDING, REMODELINO. repairs
lee. or small Jobs. Attics, rec
rms. garages, etc. AP. 1894.
CABINET WORK, bars. bookcases
Kitchen, store fixtures made, re.
paired. Reas. La. 6-1733. s.
CARPENTER, small Jobs. house
painting. exter. and inter. Roofs
repaired and painted. AP. 7-4502
CARPENTER-oenera jobbing, re,
modelling. store fronts. fixtures
additions, rec. rooms, brickwork
concrete work, plastering, paint.
ing. EDDIE HOWELL. ~. 9.408i
CARPENTRY, cementing, plaster.
ing, painting. Rec. rms. and ad.
ditions. Mr.. coPEN, UN. 4-036S
CARPENTRY, all types: 25 years
exper. IA. s.1g2s, ia. 4.2442.
CARPENTRY = Porches. carports,
rec, rms. and repairs. Free esti-
mates. Do my own work. ROBBERY
HARRlLL, RIA. 3-2l63.
CARPENTRY, PAINTING, rec. rms.
additions and small Jobs speciality
Free estimates. AP, 7-17O0,
CARPENTRY. roofing. cement work;
specializing In modernization. clubs,
homes. store fronts. The finest
free estimates. RE. 6-4397.
CARpENTPV pATNTTMn
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MAINTENANCE MAN, colored, ex-
Herienced In plumbing. and heat
!ag. desires steady work any kind.
LU. l-42bS.
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REAL ESTATE
SALESPEOPLE

men or women needed for ex-
banding sales force. No experience
required. will train you. Good
reputation, neat appearance, late
model cars q necessity. For inter-
view call Mr.. Sweeney. Ma.
e-3023.
A. Q. GARDINER g. CO. INC.
REALTOR 1881 L ST. NV.
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|: b AEEN Bg SIIf IEiEIEDiIS;p TABLE,:

BABY CARRIAGE = Peranbulator
type Collier model; new condition.
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new electric lO-key with 7-eolumn
capacity for 500 plus tax. CEN
TRIAL, 2007 l4th NV,
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FoR SALE
tcoNTINUEpl -

ACCORDION, Harmonium, full kew
board. 100 bass; priced $ll6. Call
after ! pm. sJU. 0.3O63.
ADDING MACHINEsi SEQ up. So
week buys one. Free home-ofiice
S SH s5as n;t,, Gan cLARAK's,
ADDING MACHINES. hundreds Of
reeond. hand and electrics to
Penna. ave. NV, re. 7-l364.
ADDING MACHINEs-Fresh batch
desk models. AL cond., $40. Ok.
Trade-ln your old machine for q
new Reminston. Rand pay 500
WRITER soosA f ilt6 4. NV. WEE
ADDING MACHINE, late-modei
Remington Jockey electric, sub
tracts; l0-column capacity; I'M.
maculate: $149. JE. 4-0S63.
ADDING MACHINEsi REMOVAL
SALE. bargains In new and recon-
ditioned machines. CIRCLE, SIG
Nth st. NV. at O. DI. 7-7372.
ADDING MACHINRS-Yes sirl A
new electric lO-key with 7-column
capacity for 500 plus tax. CEN
TRIAL, 2007 l4th NV.
ADDREssOGRAPH, Model 1900.
brown; Al cOnd.: $3.50, See 70
appreciate. Elk. 3-4S44.
AIR COMPRESSOR, S2l so; spray
pumps. gauges. hose, tanks. OIcH-
NER. 25l3 M st. NV, Re. 3-6345.
AIR CONDITIONER--5-ton Frigid-
aire with water tower, very good
operating order. Mr.. DICKEN. AP.
AIR CONDITIONER acton. IA
amp. $50. Refgr.. small: $50.
Both in GOOD cond. II. 4-6237.
AIR CONDITIONER. 5-ton, GE:
perfect cond., moving. must sell.
Call Mr.. Fisher. Elk. 3-1Sll: ewes,
WO. 6-0963.
AIR CONDITIONER, Philco- York,
"a ton, IL amp. 10 volt window
unit like new; Sl25. OIL. 6-76Ds.
AIR Condolences, (2) Westine-
house. acton: used only four
months. $3.50 each or best offer.
Call 10. I-l393.
AIR CONDITIONER, Feeders, ~
amps. h.p., sash: perfect con-
dition; Sl1O: moving. no. 2-SO43
AIR CONDITIONER, Gibson. 3l-h.p.,
IA amps; used season. Orig.
cost 500. sell for S125. VIII, q
1929 after 10 am.
AIR CONDITIONER. u ton: 500
f1rm. SP. 3-S5l7.
AIR CONDITIONER, A-h.p. port
able. Also 2-speed attic fan. Rea-
sonable. JU. D-1S25.
AIR CONDITIONER, %-ton: chrys-
Ter Airtemp, tcaeementl; used one
summer: SIPS. JU. 7-S0S0.
AIR CONDITIONER, 7ss-ton York.
In rood operating cond.; Incl. duct
work. Make offer. HE. 4-9474.
AIR CONDITIONER
|7lz-ton Frigidaire; like brand-new
Must sell today. Cost $1,000: will
sacrifice, $1,000. See at 4a0l An
napolis I'd, Bladensburg, Nd. or
call AP. 7-1331.
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showet ttaII. pew. $50: headboard.
siss. hedge shears. 80 Ca. &c scrs ssn
PERSIAN lamb cape, size IL, $40;
man < bvercoat Size 3s, SIS. Pc.
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WOMAN
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

Artist or familiar with art material
Tor retail art store: salary open
IA. 2-Skl7
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SlTUATlOHS-MEN

ACCOUNTANT CONTROLLER, Har-
ward Business School training.
Many years Of experience. COM
pensation OF secondary impoT-
lance. Box l03-R. Star
ACCOUNTANT, certified public, de-
slres part lime position evenings
enee in many fieids in bookk aNparnT
systems and taxes. Please reply M
Box lOl-R, Star.
ACCOUNTANT CLERK, bookkeeper,
typist; Experienced, active retired
man. Best refs. Box 92-R. Star. .
ACCOUNTANTS BooKKEEPERs
We specialize In These Positions
ATLAS AoCY., 1920 N. Y. Ave. NV.
ARCHITECT registered, will per-
form servicves for builders or will
execute work for other architects
on farm out" basis. EN-. 3-2g07.
CLERK. flle. stock. Will try any:
thing. References. LII. 4-440S.
COMPETENT TEACHER. phys,
able. seeks summer employment
only. June IL TO Sept. q. 0-day
wk. 0ucrative). Box s0-R. Star. .
CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTEND-
ENT; subdivision development or
large custom work. Can design and
manage complete project. Box
OAR, Star.
colored man wants
any kind work. Experience in groc-
cry store, d. c. drivers permit.
Excel. ref. LII. 4-5164.
GENTLEMAN, white,
desires gardeners position, highly
expeT. III all phases or related
activities. Speal- German, Hun
garian. WA. 7-4715.
SALESMAN, knowledge
OF woods and finishes. Now famil-
iarizing self with furniture group
ings. Seeks opportunity to produce
on straight commission. Box OIL r,
Star.
MAINTENANCE MAN, colored, ex-
Herienced In plumbing and heat
Tag. desires steady work any kind.
LU. l-42bS.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ABACUSES. fire signs. cast iron
cook ware, sugar kettles, ice
creepers, pitcher pumps, charred
kegs, cider presses, copper tea
kettles. cast eagles, Franklin stove,
nut crackers, well buckets, sun
diels milk contnrs., dairy stools,
jerks, Washington's Oldest Hard
ware and Stove Store since 1865,
723 9TH 81. NV, Ma. S-0S4S.
Stradivari (spinet):
cost 5000, will sac. VIII. 8-333g
all day Sun. wkdys. after Z pm.
100 bass Wurlitzer;
American made; SIS. Call WO. g.
lT2b after ; pm
beginners size, like
new; $40. Also guitar; $50. Call
JU. S-4S45.
ACCORDION, brand new from Italy,
100 bass, IL keys, 8 low bass,
10 shifts and master. so. 5-3756.
ACCORDION, CARELLI; 1e0 base,
ladies size, orig. price $500; sale
price $3.50. EN-. 2-33S4.
100 bass. brand new.
never used; received as gift, has
2O-yr. written guarantee: cost
$3.50; sacrifice, $3.50. OIL. 6-S039
scandalli. 40 bass.
: trebles, lifetime guar, 1926 or
best ofier. JE. 4-204O.
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AGENTS

FOUR OWN BUSINESS! Your own
hoursl--Selling nationally known
cushion. shoes is easy. l35 STYLES
for entire family. Earn $40 day
comm. Experience unnec, FREE
catalog. Write TANNERS, lOlO-Y,
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BUSINESS SERVICES

BOOKKEEPING AND/oR AUDIT
INCA qualified accountant will
render services in exchange for
ONCE space where he may be per-
Ing All replies answered. Box
BLK. Star.
SEWING, alterations. slip covers,
draperies, etc. LII. a-5452. So
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NEW ROOF

NEW ROOF
Specialists, painting, guttering. sid
inR, sheet metal: free estimate,
work guaranteed. H AND H
ROOFING Co. RE. 6-652s.
PAINTING, interior and exterior.
teed De. 2-739a.
PAlNTING-Inter. and exter. apis !,
S65 and SIS; rooms. SlS-S20.
Free est. SP. 3-s902. s.
PAINTING, interior and exterior;
personalized work; no job too bis
or small. ia. 7-S4Tp, ia. S-3619
PAINTING. REPAIRS, REPLACING
Ii 6-43d6. Terms arranged.
PAINTING. PATCHING. Brothers
white: do own work. LIST class, fast
service Reasonable. JU. 1892.
PAINTING. PAPERING, interior
and exterior; FHA loans avail.
estimates JU. g-477l.
PAINTING, int, ext: roof, car,
pentry, gutter work; by white
Call any tine, CHI. S-4404
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING
work guaranteed: free est; better
work for less money. ia. 9-9l7O
PAINTING-winter specials. kitch,
ems, S25: Railways, SO; liv. rm
Sa5: bath, $40: hedrm.. $50
Expert work guar. White mechan-
les. free estimates. immed. serr
MA. '-ul.s any time
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BIOLOGIST
CANDY Girls

CANDY GIRLS
CASHIERS, USHRRS
VILLA THEATER, Pc. 2-037l
CAsHIER--NcR 1000: full or part
time top salary: full company
benefits. Apply In person. HER
SONS AUTO & APPLIANCE Co,
Sth and D SITS. NV
CIGAR CLERK-Ezper. pref; full
time. days only. Apply in person
only, FAIRFAX VILLAGE PHAR-
MACY, Penna. ave. at Alabama
sc.
Clinic For Sales People
3 men, 2 women--white. II to IS.
with ear--First week, the finest
sales training In the area. Second
wee. : art on S75 weekly salary.
plus icentive program until you
are capable Of earning $4,000 "a
$4,000 per year. Many other
benefits. Call Mr.. Kirk. UN, T.
400. 9 TO 4, any day.
DIRECTOR OF MUSIC for ieadinS
Protestant church in Southeast
Washington. Write stating qualifi-
cations, experience and salary ex.
pected. Box s5-G. Star.
DRUG CLPRK. day work; apply in
person. FORT DAVIS DRUGS.
1881 PENNA. AVE, Sc.
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BEDDING

New. factory close out covers. In-
nerspring mattresses. SCI. match
ing box springs, S12.9O. sold in
sets only. p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-08

COLORED GIRL desires part time
or days work: exp. and ref. DE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13

MRS. Swenson's Hom LoGf
pound ham, ground fwice
" pound chuck, ground twioe
N pound shoulder pork, ground thrice
2 eggs
cup milk 60
cup soft bread crumbs II
N teaspoon salt
"a teaspoon seasoned salt
10 teaspoon pepper
8pinedpple slices
/ can q ID. 4 oz.) pineapple chunks,
drained
3 tablespoons bro,Cn sugar
/ tablespoon butter or margarine,
melted
Combine meats. Add next six in
gradients and mix lightly but thor
oughly. Arrange pineapple slices
and chunks in bottom of creased
s-quart casserole. Reserve pine
apple juice. Sprinkle brown sugar
and butter over pineapple. Pack
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Treats at an Old-fashioned

meat into casserole. Bake, un-
covered, at 3750F. for l hour. Add
pineapple juice if loaf seems dry.
Bake Is minutes longer. Serve
with horse-radish sauce. Yield: 8
to 8 portions.
Edno Merson's Stew
~ pounds boned bottom round, cut
into I-inch cubes
Tablespoons butter or margarine
Boiling p0ter
oto 8 medium-Sized carrots, whole
or haired
4 mhite tunips. pared and cut into
4 slices
4 uhife onions SN
~ teaspoons salt F
rs teaspoon pepper
3 tablespoons quick-oookiHg tdPiOod
2to 3 teaspoons sugar
IL teaspoon nutmeg
tablespoon lemon juice
Milford chronicle., 1959-10-09
DAGSBORO
Mrs. Marguerite Gray
Rodney 1851

Flowers placed in Bethel Church
Sunday morning were presented by
Mrs. Gerald Timmons.
October 18th, at 800 p. m, Rev.
c. E. Covington, pastor of Ocean
View Methodist Church will speak
to the Methodist men in the Fire
Hall.
Sympathy is extended to the fam
lilies of Mr.. Mckinley Tingle of
Frankford and Mrs. Pauline Nc
Cabe of Selbyville. Each of them
has relatives in town.
There will be a food sale near
the Farmers Bank, October 10th at
1000 a. m. sponsored by the Ladies
Auxiliary of the Dagsboro Fire
Company. In case of rain, it will
be held in the Fire Hall.
The Church of God of Dagsboro
will celebrate their First Home
coming. October 11th. One year has
passed since the dedication of the
new church on the Dupont High
way. Dinner will be served on the
church grounds and special music.
Come spend the day of fellowship
with us. Rev ]. A. Miles will deliver
the evening message. Revival meet
ings each evening the following
week with Raymond Crowley of
Salisbury conducting. you are in
vited".
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Timmons
returned home on Saturday after
spending two weeks with his sis
ter Mrs. John Donaldson in Holly
wood, Florida. They attended the
wedding of their son, David, Sep
tember 25.
Milford chronicle., 1959-10-09

his name and draw pictures OF
rabbits.
Mary Ann Stayton likes to cut
out pictures and play.
We all liked having our pictures
made when the photographers
came one day.
We are looking forward to Hall
owe'en and the fun of working and
playing together in school
Grade 4--Mr. Richard Caldwell's
Section
Brazil
We went to Mr.. Romans room
to see a film about Brazil. We saw
where coffee is grown. More than
half the coffee in the world is
grown in Brazil. Rubber is grown
in BAIL, also. Rubber is the hard
ened sap of the Hevea tree which
grows best in hot moist regions
near the Equator. The milky sap
is called latex.
Long before white men came to
America the Amazon Indians were
making rubber balls, bottles,
bowls, and shoes.
10 Ann Govatos
Health
In our health books we have
The Basic Seven Food Groups.
Your body needs these materials.
Your skin, teeth, bones, blood, and
muscles are made of materials in
the food you eat. All of the diff
erent parts of your body use en-
ergy to do the work of making
you grow. You have to eat enough
vitamins, vegetables, and fruits.
Anna Mae Legates
The Amazon River is carried to
sea by river system that is near
ly four times that of the Mississip-
pi. The Amazon is the chief river
of South America. 1t contains more
water than the Nile, the Mississip-
pi, and the Yangtze Rivers to-
gether. The length of the Amazon
is $500 miles. This is longer than
the automobile route from New
York TO San Francisco.
Tim Fogarty
Milford chronicle., 1959-10-09
MILTON
Walter w. Crouch
Phone: Milton 1885

After having studied for the past
two years in Paris, France as a
Fulbright Student, Miss Shirley
Gross has returned to her home in
Milton. She arrived in New York
aboard ship on Tuesday and was
met by her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Gross who accompanied her
on the home trip. During the past
few months she has been employed
by the US Army in France and ex-
poets to return abroad after a
months leave.
Mrs. Alfred Gross, Sr., spent the
weekend in Baltimore, Nd, where
she attended regional meeting of
World Book Encyclopedia, divis-
ion of the Field Enterprise.
Mrs. Wallace Kopple and Mrs.
George Cannon and children spent
Monday afternoon in Dover
Mr.. and Mrs. William Pritchett
and children, Billy and Teresa of
Newark spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. David w. Dutton and
son David.
Mrs. Charles Meyers has return
ed to her home in Lansdowne, Pa,
after having spent several days
with her aunt, Mrs. Earl Reed.
James Lofland has returned to
the Naval Base in Oceana, Va,
after completing a IA day leave
with his mother, Mrs. Alberta Lof-
land. While home he was enter
tanned by his grandmother, Mrs.
Harry DOrman and his uncle, Ar
thur DoIman and family.
Eddie Kopple, a student at the
University of Delaware, spent the
weekend in Harbeson with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace KoppIe.
Other students home for the week
end from the University of Del. in
cluded Allen Reed, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Reed and Valerie Haz-
zard, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis Hazard
Beverly Collins, attending Wesley
Jr. College, Dover, spent the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Marion Collins and Jerry Ward
also student at the Wesley Col
lege, spent the weekend with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Reed
Mrs. Hazel Dodd was taken sud
denly i'll Saturday morning and was
admitted to the Memorial Hospita
Milford, where she remained unit
later this week. She has returned
home to convalesce and is show
ing much Improvement. Her daugh
ter, Donna spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Chessar and
daughter, Brenda and Mary Marg
aret.
Mrs. Mary Crouch Quig enteret
the Milford Memorial Hospital OF
Monday afternoon. 1t is expected
that she will remain in the hospita
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Mr. and Mrs. Milton Johnson and
daughters of Baltimore, Nd, were
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Truitt and
son Jimmie were dinner guests oil
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold King on Sun
day.
Mrs. Albert Justice spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Dolby in
Ocean View.
PFC Ronald Wilson who is sta
toned at Fort Bragg, N. C. spent
the weekend with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Marshall Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Moore, Mrs.
Lula Johnson, Mrs. Sara Steeleman,
Mrs. Mayme Dodd. Mrs. May Hit
chens attended revival services at
Conley's Chapel on Thursday even-
ing.
Milford chronicle., 1959-10-09


Mr.. Elmer Steele of Dagsboro
Quarter Master of the Mason
Dixon VFW is serving as chairman
of the Commerce Industry and pro-
fessional division of the Muscular
Dystrophy campaign Soliciting
funds fors M. d. to businesses and
individuals in Dagsboro and Balti-
more hundred to Bethany Beach.
This will be done through the mail
with a campaign letter Mr. Norris
will serve as campaign treasurer
for the campaign in November.
Mrs. William Collins and mother
Mrs. Fannie Rogers of Norfolk,
Va, were over mite guests on
Thursday of Mrs. Edna Lynch.
Mrs. Evelyn Bunting returned
home from Beebe Hospital after an
operation
Dennis Banks had the misfortune
of breaking his left arm Friday
night while playing football with
Selbyville. On the Georgetown field.
The score was 27 to 6 in favor of
]. M. C.
Mrs. William Scorah of Pooles
Landing is confined to her home
suffering an attack of lagrippe the
past week.
Mrs. Ralph Richards returned to
her home, Stony Run, Pa, after
spending week with her daughter,
Mrs. Horace Daisey and family.
Mr.. John Wardellis still is on the
sick list. His daughter and son-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Stoats of
Milford visited him on Saturday.
Mr.. Howard Daisey called on Mon
day.
Mrs. J.. Edgar Powell is still con-
fined to Peninsula General Hos
pital but is greatly improved.
Mrs. Olive Bunting is a patient
in Delaware State Hospital at New
Castle, Delaware.