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Jamestown, MD.-6 acres in
beautiful estate area; at Sl,50O
per acre: many sites of 3 to II
acres, $1,000 per acre up. We
help with building arrangements.
l46 acres in 2-acre minimum
zonins.
100 acres, beautiful stock farm,
comfortable mod. home: long hard
I'd. frontage; nr. ACC and RI. 40.
BARBARA G. ROSS, Broker, WI,
S-9I61.
FARM, for rent or lease; lao acres;
house, stable, mod. facilities; vie,
NokeSyille, Va. approx. 80 miles;
reasonably priced. Call IKE. s-6543
FARMETTE. Modern 5 : bedrm
house with bath and hot-air heat.
al acres oil State roau. I,OuU-It.
frontage. Tobacco barn. "A miles
DC. S20,50U. Terms. sun, Mr..
Moreland, University = S5e1.
SUMMERS REALTY, Ma. 7-2526.
FARMETTE. South of Upper MARI
boro. Frame 2-story house with 3
beorms add !. oatnS. Touaeco
barn. 8 acres level lanu with
stream. IA miles D. c. Sla,50U.
Sun, Mr.. Moreland. University
1851, SUMMERS REALTY. MA.
7-gha6
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INDUSTRIAL PROB. tor REMT

WENTWORTH AVE, EXT. Tuxedo
ternal truck loading, washrm.
Call MRS. NICHOLS, 10. T-5151
or 10. 7-24s6.
WENTWORTH INTERCHANGE -
9-dooF truck terminal with rail
service and 10000 50. II. Of fenced
yard. A. M. ROTH CO., RE. z
733O
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KAY BOWLING
Realtors

e03 S. Main St.. culpeper. Va.
Valley 5-0146. b-aS57. or 5-5131
$50 ACRES, on good road. border
ing river; 7-room house running
water; leased to excellent tenant;
100000.
On hard road; 13S. acres, 5-bed-
excellent buildings; borders river,
pond: $4,000.
43 acres, accessible; $2.25O.
Many others.
P. M. BROWNING
JOHN H. HIT
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DESK SPACE

SILVER SPRING-Desk space in
aforementioned ONCE; very rea-
sonable rent. Call Mr.. THEO-
DORE, EN-. 2-6440 before $3.50
am. or after z pm.
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Brand New Home
$500

underpricedl On state hwy, few
Minis. 10 stores. churches. doctors,
schools. employment. etc; arm
bungalow, bathrm. incomplete,
rock wool insulation, nice hardwd
mrs. water and elec;; "a acre, plen-
sarden Only part down. Arthur
Harris. sTROUT REALTY. p. o.
Box EOS, Madison, Va. PHONE:
criElersyille 744. BARGAIN lists
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NAYLoR GARDENS
sDi!oO-l oedrm.. liv. rm.. dinette,
Ss.l50-2 bedrms.. iiv. m., d.
sS iN M on On unpaid 6ssPi BAL.
Laundry end storage faeilitieS for
AZ apis For full details and 10
inspect, call JOHN L. SHELTON,
Realtor, 10. o.2000
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HOUSES UMFuRNIsNED

SILVER SPRING. bedrm. brk
Colonial situated on lovely level lot
full bsmt., patio, extremely cow
KENT q Co. Ju. $4,000.
sIL, sPG., 1917 yAsPER sT.-BY
OWNER. 3-bedrm. brick rambler
Lee. kit. full bsmt,; Anchor fence
conyen. TO everything; S14,750;
Sl.250 down. HE, 1851.
sIL. SPG.--3-bedrm. brk. Colonial;
fireplace, sep, din. rm,, scr. porch
encl. patio: $3.50. ~, 10000.
SILVER SPRING. bedrm. briek
bungalow, attic, basement. oil
heat. fenced yard; SIPS mo. o40f
Worth ave. EV. 4-l626.
SILVER sPRING--Rede
bus az door Si2b. HE. l-6D36.
sPRINSgEIELDEl% y: old z bed,
porch. new wall.to.wali carpet
M. schools: $3.50. CT. 6-55s6.
SUBURBAN MD.-2M bedrooms
I'd; near shopping. school, SIT
mo. with option 70 buy. Ii. 6-2714
VIENNA AREA-4-bedTm.. 2.storI
or, once. w baths: full bsmt,
oil h-w,h.; l acre; near school
bus and stores; St25 per mo
Avail. April 1. GLADYS s. BAR
Center st., N. Vienna, Va. DU
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

ADULT FAMILY (3) desires attr.
furn. house or apt April is
Georgetown. Dupont circle; long
or short lease: excel. care: AL
local refs. EN-. 2-7460.
AIR FORCE PHYSICIAN, urgently
needs 3-bedroom house in Al
neighborhood. near Grade schools;
April LIST occupancy or earlier:
90 yr. lease; Walter Reed
vicinity; S125 month or less. Ref
erenceS tnpeccahlsl BOX 324-Kr
RLRP
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FOR SALE
BERKELEY HOUSE

Modern brick hotel, with
cottage units, located near
Colonial Beach. Va, in heart
area. in first-clasS condi-
ton. complete with all fur
nituTe, fixtures and supplies
necessary to do business.
Now operating profitably:
owner has other business
interest and desires to sell.
Priced considerably below
replacement cost. Terms can
be arranged for right party.
For appointment to inspect,
contact CARVER e. JOHN
SON, Brokers, MontroSe,
Va. Phone Gypsy 3-45Ol or
Gypsy 1904.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
(coNTlNUtD)

TAK0MA PARK. silver Spring area
- bedrm. furnished home
Adults. Call JU. 7-B460,
2 on 3 BEDRM. RAMBLER wanted
BY Handicapped couple; near bui
and shopping. 10. 2-127l.
BEDRMs., fireplace; " block q
sS%%Gn fSnv sWi@min MN po sae Sos
OIL. 2-2444.
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RE. 7-l1s1.
BETHESDA, Ayrlawn 2-bedrm
brick: cony. to schools; S1l5 mo-;
avail. April l. OIL. 4-S42O.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. clean 3-b.r..
schools. $3.50. OIL. 2-6497.
BIRCHWOOD CITY, u mi. from
Eastover shopping center - New
Move In immed.; Sl6O mo. Cali
10. 7-4517.
BRADBURY HEIGHTS, 24O4 53rd
ave. s.e.-Charming Cape Cod: 4
bedrms., frepl.. dining, full Gay
light bsmt,; gas heat; Sll0 q mo.
Ma. S-0742, days; ewes. and Sun e.,
10. 7-0034.
BRADBURY HEIGHTS, 1923 v st.
Sc. d 5401 v ST. s.e.--Attractive
homes: . bedrmS. side porches
oil heat. $50 per mo. each. Ma.
S-0742, days: ewes. and Sun. 10
7-O934.
CAPITOL HILL-Charming l-bed
rm. restored home In secluded
court mod; kit. LU. 2-4757.
CAPITOL HILL. 5O3 A st. Sc
AssASNHNNA W I'm nv mt lDNfso,
din, rm, l5x2l; large kit, Law; 4
desirable bedrms., bath End floor
fenced front and rear ydS.. bsmt.,
Law, oil heat. Rent Sl45 per mo
| Avail. immed. Call r, ELIOT MID
DLETON. Realtor. RE. 7-lls1.
CAPITOL HILL-Magnificent towr
| house, completely remodeled. Two
bedrms. and library, glass-wallet
dining terrace, Asking $3.50. J
G. CHATEL, Re. 7-5300 or FL
7-5224.
CHANTILLY--3 bedrooms. COM
500. Phone Herndon 44W3. IS
CHEVY CHASE bedrms,, ! Y
SUBURBAN HOME REALTY.
CHEVY CHASE, 54l8 wooton ave
.-lO,Im. house, $3.50 mo. OIL
CHEVY CHASE VIEW = Spacious
brick bungalow with 2 large bed
rms, separate din. rm., rea
screened porch. Near public an.
parochial schools: Sl40. A. J
KESSINGER g. CO, JU. 9-4544.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Brk. Co
lonial. with 2-car garage, cente
hall. 4 bedrms. ga baths. den
after features. 1870 Iinnesn ave
NV. e biks. east Of Conn. be
tWee Davenport and Ellicot
ssA'EI,1E s T. ssR'' leaving Marc
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EXCLUSIVE
FRANCHISE AREAS

Being established locally by ma
tionaI organization; largest in
its field income potential $4,000
plus. Initial investment Sl0,500
returned within go mos. Write
Box 230-G, Star.
EXPERIENCED RESTAURANT OF
orator for q seasona. operation
In well-established Modified Amer.
ican Plan Hotel. Capital required
for original stock and deposit
Opening date either May or 10,
closing Sept 10 or Oct. l. For
appointment. phone or write Chas
w. Gardner. MARTHA WASHING
TON HOTEL. Virginia Beach, Va,
GA. S-7S1l.
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(cohIlNuEp)

CHARLES COUNTY---A good soinl
business; grocery store. slot ma,
chimes, whlskey and beer ION ans
on sale) .9.Tm. home. al mod
Cobb Island: $4,000 cash down
owner will take LIST trust At Sl0t
mo Salesman on the Job all daj
Sun. FERRALL REAL ESTATE
RI. Q 1907, RE. e-35O2.
CHILDREN's SPECIALITY SHOP
sacr. price, $500. 10, 3-7200
CLINTON--Used cars, junk yard
gas pumps, repair service, OrosI
$4,000 to $4,000 annually
STATE REALTY a ms. CO., CY
7-D300. Closed Sun. except b!
COLUMBIA RD. AT 18th NV
A good luncheonette with abou
$1,000 wk. business. Rent onlI
500 mo. Total price, $4,000
We can finance the whole thin
TO a good credit purchaser. ORA,
VILLAS. AID. 2-O742.
DAIRY QUEEN sTORE-An esta6
Iished business. nationally known
good lease. Records open for In.
tereSted parties. Can be seen OF
appt. Located on busy hwy. Rte
40 west, ~ mi. from Wash.
ID C.. Good reason for selling
Monument 3-63SO.
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HOUSES FURNISHED
(coNTlNUEDl

CLEVELAND PARK--b bedrmB., Q
baths; good parking; men pre-
DIPLOMATs-3 bedrms.. . baths.
nicely furn., separate din. rm..
p %a,s; ScoSshsan nsb7ass fenced 'd'' scr
FALLS CHURCH-Must rent nicely
picture wind. sisS, III. 4.i66a,,
baths: completely iurn.; complete
bsmt.: gas heat; loo. bet bus and
earlines; no childreni $276 mo-:
year lease FK. 3-iBS3,
JUST OFF MASS. AVE.
smsrtiy turn,. comfortable town
house: 3 bedrms.. 2s baths, maids
rm. and BATH walled terrace gar
den, May, I. $500. SIMMONS
PROPERTIES, DE. 2-600O, Mrs,
King. Wo. 6-3003.
N.W.-Sl86; 3 bedrms,, liv., din,
sun pch. bsmt.; I'd: gas h.; sehls
Gar: trans.i shop. LA. B-l455
OFF CONN. AvE.--3 bedrms. and
2taths, nicely furn.; immed. poss,
GOVT, EMPL. REALTY CO., OIL,
6.l7l9; IA, b-919s.
Sc. WAsHIN0T0N-3 bedrms.,.
"a baths. completely redecorated .
reasonable rent 10. 2-0l52.
STONE RAMBLER
2625 seth st.. sc. ((or unfurn -
4O-ft. nvIm. and din, rm., = stone
fireplS., 3 bedrms.. 3 baths, Ice.
cleo. kit, dishwasher. garbage dis
posal. b6-ft. rec. rm., wash. mach :,
Ice. fenced In back I'd driveway,
beaut scenery, close TO school and
bus, call LII. i-5O96 or LII. 2-i434
$40 MADISON ST. N.w.-6-rm.
R FSy 5 nGgssj Also share or sell
1900 BLOCK SOUTH DAKOTA
AVE. N.E.-Lovely, well-furnished
home, . rms, rec. rm., . baths,
garage; near Priory School and
Catholic U, ARTHUR l.. CURL
ING. La. 6-0631.
COLORED--RENT WITH OPTION
9Th AND TUCKERMAN SITS. NV.
Lovely 6-rm semidet. brick: vacant
P PTr Yo S5S RENT SIS TO r. WORK WORK
coLoRED-VAC,-RENT AND BUY
3rd AND PEABODY SITS. NV.
Beautiful Diet. corner home, 9 rms. I:
eompl. decorated: huge rear yard
tn. $1,000 ~. s-S477
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
AL STERN SPECIALS

AL STERN SPECIALS
az BAR TAyERN-N.w. Owner
quotes 81, 700 week bar business.
Low price, Small down payment.
'2s LIQUOR n LIcENsE-off sale In
(3) GROCERY IN MD.-over Dis
trict line. No beer. Owner In hos
pital. Name your own price and
terms.
az BAR TAVERN-N.w. colored
trade. Seats 800. A GOLD MINE
Can be picked up for q bargain.
(bl RESTAuRANT-Nr. White
house. Class c license. Open 1880
closes o o'clock. No Sundays. Bet
TER type place. Owner quotes
Sl,600 week.
(6l RESTAURANT-In Arlington
shopping center. On and on beer.
Owner quotes $3.50 day, Rent
5000. Low payroll. Small down
payment.
(7) DANCE HALL-S0O seating
capacity. Open . nights q week.
CHARGE $500 admission. Owner
quotes $50, 900 net Q year, Park
Ing for $50 cars. Property and
business can be bought very reas.
Exclusive
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APIS. UnFuRnIsNED--vA.
lcoNrlNUepl

]! :|' d! - s; ! :; -
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FORM A CORPORATION, any STATE
or D. c.: raise capital: best meth
DDS. U. s. LEGAL CORP. Estab
1909, CO. b-SS60.
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BAR-GRILL

0GA3b-SkS4tAA
Upper oeorsia ave. NV. good loca-
ton for conversion to coiored
trade. Hrs, IL to midnight: m
sun. Priced reasonably, Small
down payment To responsible peo-
GROCERY-BEER
$500
For fixtures and equipment. stock,
dollar for dollar. Eauismeni ana
MIXTURES worth ct least $500
Owner tired, must sell. Must be
seen to be appreciated.
Package Liquor, NV.
Owner quotes So. 900 wky., mostly
half pint and pint sales. approx
lsst gross. Priced reasonably
$4,000 down will handle.
CAR WASH
Nearby Maryland. owners quote
$4,000 annual volume. Books
will show $4,000 annual net
profit. Growing and expanding
area. Future potential greater.
priced reasonably. substantial cash
required Must be seen to be ap-
preciated. Ewes and Sun, Shea
Chaser. RIA. 6-543s.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
412 9Th st. NV. ma. s-a37a
Bar in Maryland, on and off
sale. Right over D. C. Line
known from coast to coast.
Opportunity Of a lifetime
Beautiful and expansively
equipped. Seats 800. Does
over $4,000 a week bust
ness. Cheap rent. Huge
parking lot. Good for 2 or
8 families. Substantial
cash down payment. AL
Stern, FE. 3-2468.
BARBER SHOP for sale, 3 chairs ;
reasonable. Call Riverside 3-7463.
BEAUTY SHOP, NV. location, low
overhead; present manager will re-
main. An excellent value. Call
after 9. JU. 9-503s.
BEAUTY SHOP for sale. Contact
Mr.. WOODY for information, at
RA, 3-9697 or ia. a-33sO,
BEAUTY SALON. busy Prime E
Georges shopping center; owner
leaving town. For further infer
nation. Box 7S-R. Star.
BOARDING HOUSE, IL rms: Capt.
tol Hill area: bargain: 81, 500 dn
Call WA. 1884. RA. 3-4OOS.
BUSINESS PARTNER WANTED by
owner Of established sandwich
shop, contemplating on opening
second shop. Must be able to
stand thorough INVESTIGATION. Re-
ply Box 33-S, Star
BUSINESSMAN, "a years old.
years retail business 4 years
sires good line or distributorship
in D. G, area. Box ISIS. Star.
CAPABLE, experienced. retail gro
Gerry manager. now employed. in
tereSted In operating high quality
and volume business: also. inter
ested in partnership; rs years
experience. Box l10-R, Star.
CAPITOL HILL = A short stroll
from the Senate bldg. rest. and
bar, Well equipped, doing good
business; price, $4,000, $4,000
down can handle. DRAV1LLAS,
AID. 2-O742.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

N. Close In--Re-
fined, mature woman to share
home OF retired woman. ia. T.
6673.
ATTR. 3-b.r. home to share with
another educated young mother
Cow. ewes. 10. 7-5l0S.
GEORGETOWN, desire professional
man to share well furnished home
with 4 other men. FE. 7-2622.
WANTED, | or . young men to
share attrae. bach. house of Suit
land pkwy. LU. 4-2400. Ext. 44O.
WANTED white woman 81 or over
to share house; pvt. bath: Pal
iSadeS area. Phone Ma. S-2012;
Sun. 11-3.
WHOEVER desires married cple. %
share home. All PRIVILEGES, 223
Missouri ave. NV. RIA. 3-S795.
8 GIRLS TO share 3-bedrm. home
near NH. OIL. 4-607S.
18th ST. N.W.-Young men to
share house, pvt. parking, free
phone; cross-town bus. CO. 6-43l9
COLORED-N. MICH. PARK AREA
House to share with young cple
single man or woman. Call no.
2-9795: ask for manager.
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HOUSES UNFINISHED

ACCOKEEK. MD.-Two houses. on,
on hard road, 4 bedrooms. S15(
month: one 3 bedrooms. secluded
S135 per month. JAY II. SUPPER
Accokeek. Nd. BU. 3-254i
ACCOCEEK MD.-2-bedrm.. garden
space small family. nice location
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A VIRGINIA
Property for Rent?

Use our property MANAGEMENT dept
ana make sole l0es profit for
your eduity-investment. Call OF
write your requirements to Mr. D.
MARCUS, YEONAS REALTY. INC
23t3 Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va,
ia S-2l00. RE. 1912.
BARNEY CIRCLE AREA, 1913 X
st. s.e.-Mod. row brick: liv. rm.,
dinette. kit. bath. 2 bedrms. Tc
be redec. $50 mo. Call AGENT
RE. 7-l1S1.
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ton Tor Conversion Nsg on y 00 co 1874
trade. Hrs. IL to midnight: m
sun. Priced reasonably. Small
down payment TO responsible peo-
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ALABAMA AVE.

Nr. MAYOR I'd s.e.--6-room. brick
semi Semide IT,. house USE . bedTms'. EaI
to schools shopping center anc
movies, good bus service. LII,
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EDMUND ]. FLYNN CO.
Coop. Apt. Authority since 1890
Washington Bldg. Ma s-95ss
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VELY 5-BE DRM.
HOME: near Cathedral. Cali
Mrs. Dixon. ST. $1,000.
JAMES L. DIXON a CO..
Realtors. Exclusive.
Milford chronicle., 1959-11-20
FRANKFORT
C. G.. Cr0cker
Phone: Rodney 451s

Mrs. Calvin Wimbrough of Ocean
City and Berlin was a caller in
Frankford on Monday.
Mrs. Harry Dukes, in company
with her brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs Daisey of Bishop,
motored to Baltimore on Sunday,
where they visited Mrs Dukes nep-
hew.
Several from here attended the
Sixth District Democratic Club
Meeting, held at Millsboro Friday
evening.
Charles Franklin observed his
birthday on the 18th.
The Methodist Church held a
special service on Sunday evening,
at which colored moving pictures
were shown, giving much of the
history and living conditions in
Alaska The attendance was large
and the interest was keen
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Hickman
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Banks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Campbell and
family enjoyed a goose dinner on
Sunday, with Mrs. Camp beIl's
mother, Mrs. Cropper at Bishop
vile, Md.
At the annual fall meeting of the
Presbyterian congregation, Mrs.
Ralph Bette and G. G. Crocker were
elected Elders for a three year
term, and Mrs. NAPLES Gum and
Mrs. Francis Gum III were elected
for three year term on the Board
of Trustees. The coffee break, taken
care of by the Ladies' Auxiliary,
was very pleasant interlude.
Captain Ward Dasey and clerk of
the Sessions, Mr. William E. Pow
ell, were given a rising vote of
thanks for their excellent service.
These elders will be on the inactive
list for one year.
The Postmaster and postal en-
ployees will soon be in the new
Postoffice building. It was worth
waiting for
Mr.. and Mrs William S. Long and
family spent the weekend at
Orange, ~ j., visiting relatives.
Mr.. Norman Bunting (Pat), Mr..
Wilmer Deasey, and Herman Gray
of Bridgeville, are spending a week
at Okracoke, hoping to fill the deep
freeze with winters supply of
fish.
C. G. Says: Gone to seed are my
garden paths, but there will still
be the chrysanthemums and the
pine.
Milford chronicle., 1959-11-20
OCEAN VIEW
Mary Bennett
Telephone Dickinson 511
Writing for Ethel Davidson

Sunday services at Bethel Meth
odist Church: Sunday School at
9:45 a. M Worship service at 10:45
a. m. Choir anthem was Jesus
Saviour. Pilot Me-" Sermon, What
Shall l Dor by our minister, Rev.
C. E. Covington.
w. S. c. S. held its monthly
meeting Monday night with % pres
ent. Gladys Covington had devo-
tions.
Loyal and Willing Workers Sun
day School Glass met at the home
of Helen Hooker for their monthly
meeting. There were Is members
present and two visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Holt en-
tertained to dinner last Tuesday /:
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dukes, Sr., Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Dukes, Jr., and
Harry, 3rd.
Mrs. Martha Brasure is on the
sick list. We hope she is soon
well.
Mark Bennett, Walter and Frank
Lathbury were entertained at a
wild goose dinner by their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Ben
nett. Walter shot and killed the
goose.
Wallace Clark, husband of Mat
tie Clark, is seriously i'll in the
Toston Hospital, having been
struck by car He has broken ribs
and internal injuries. Matte Clark
is the daughter of the late James
Belts of here.
Milford chronicle., 1959-11-20

Fire completely destroyed the
house and contents of Vernon
Cobb early Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zeno Long spent
Friday evening with her sisters,
Mrs. May Hearn and Mrs. Carrie
Lynch.
The Colonel Armwell Long
Chapter of the d. A. r., was en-
tertained Saturday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Vera Belts.
Miss Jeanette Belts of George
town spent the weekend with her
mother, Vera Belts, and they call
ed on Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Noble
on Saturday evening.
Mrs. Dorothy Murray and Mrs.
Libby Graef were in Salisbury last
Wednesday on business and also
called on Mrs. Graef's mother, Mrs.
Charles Pusey at Delmar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Murray have
returned from their honeymoon to
northern points.
Milford chronicle., 1959-11-20
FREDERICK
Mrs. Emma DOlan
Phone DE.5-54S1


Trinity Methodist Church
Minister, Rev. j. Thomas Churn
Telephone: DEerfield 5-53S8
0rganist: Dorothy Warren
Services for Sunday, November
22:
Church School at 9:45 a. m.
Morning Worship at ii a. m.
MYF at p. m.
A Thanksgiving service will be
held at the church on Wednesday,
November 25, at 1880 p. m.
Announcing the transfer of men,
bership of Mrs. Jean M. Churn from
the Whaleyville Methodist Church
to the Trinity Methodist Church.
II you know of any one who
would be interested in uniting with
Trinity Church by letter or trans
fer or on profession of faith, please
inform the pastor.
Do you know the addresses of
any of the following persons: Miss
Peggy Joyce Donovan, Theodore
Wilson Donovan, Mrs. Alice Webb.
If you know anything about these
persons, please speak to the pas
tor at your earliest convenience.
Friendly greeters for next Sun
day will be Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Rawlins.
SardIs Church
Church School at p. M, fol-
lowed by worship hour.
Milford chronicle., 1959-11-20

Mrs. Eben Hughes spent the
weekend with her son and wife,
Mr. and Mrs. Reed Hughes of Eel
ton.
Mrs. Arch Lank attended the
Past Department Presidents meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Hazel De-
witt in Wilmington on Sunday.
Mrs. Clifford Coverdale, Mrs.
Charles E. Stubbs, and Mrs. James
Coverdale spent Tuesday shopping
in Wilmington.
Mrs. Daniel Lank of near town
was the Thursday visitor of Mr..
and Mrs. Francis E. Dolan. Their
Friday evening guests were her
daughter, Mrs. Burton Robinson
and son, Burton, Jr., of Centerville,
Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bennett en-
tertaiIed at a fish and crab sup
per Saturday evening. The affair
was in honor of Mrs. Benefits
birthday. Guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. William Lindale and Miss
Mary Travis, Milford; Mr.. and Mrs.
William Donophan and daughter
Joan, Chapeltown; Mrs. Mae Sipple
and son, Richard Sipple, Charles
Bennett and David Dill, all of
town. All had a delightful time and
left wishing Mrs. Bennett many
more nice birthdays.
The Murderkill Lions Club will
hold their annual Thanksgiving
Dance Friday, November q, at the
Frederick Fire Hail. Music will be
furnished by Lou Startt and orches-
ira. $3.50 per couple. Dancing
from D. m. to / a. m. Tickets
available from all club members.
Congratulations to A-1c and Mrs.
r. C. Weber. It's baby girl. The
little one has been named Pamela
Sue. Born November 8 at Dover
Air Base Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Hoey
Of Fenton, Mich, spent a few days
with John Mcbride last week. The
Hoeys were Wednesday afternoon
visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
e. Dolan.
Miss Mary ]. Lewis, Liberty, Ind,
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Rawlins
were Tuesday dinner guests of
Mrs. Sallie Williams.
Monday. guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alton Palmer and family were
their grandmother, Mrs. Hettie Pal
mer and daughter and husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Cannon of
Philadelphia.
Milford chronicle., 1959-11-20
COKESBURY
Mrs. Mabel Lambden
Phone NA.9-4328

The Cokesbury All Club meets
November 80 at 7:30 p. m. All
members plan to attend to make
Christmas gifts for their mothers.
Preaching services next Sunday
as usual at 10 a. m. by the pastor,
followed at IL a. m. by Sunday
School.
Arthur Carmean of Philadelphia
is spending some time with his
brother, Horace Carmean and fam
lily.
Miss Bonnie Layton spent few
nights with her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Linden Isaacs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lambden
and daughter Sue, Mrs. Mabel
Lambden and Richard Mears, Mr.
and Mrs. William G. Lambden, all
spent last Sunday in Wilmington
with Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua ]. Lamb
den and son. Other dinner guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Pinker-
ton and two daughters of Philadel-
phia. Mrs. Pinkerton was former
ly Sally Lambden, daughter of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Lambden.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Carmean
entertained last Sunday at dinner
the Iatter's relatives of Rehoboth.
Mrs. Joseph Davidson entertain
ed at a jewelry party last Monday
evening. Mrs. Edwin Williams was
the instructor in making the diff
erent kinds.
Miss Carolyn Virden, student in
nursing in Wilmington, visited her
parents over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Carmean,
Arthur Carmean and Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Snyder all were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs John Whaley
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Carmean
and Arthur Carmean all attended
the covered dish supper at Concord
last Saturday night.
Sympathy is extended to Mrs.
Winnie Schaffinch and family in
the loss of their father and hus-
band, who passed away last Sun
day evening. Mrs. Schaffinch was
formerly Winnie Truitt, daughter
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. William p.
Truitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Messick en-
tertained guests last week, their
brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
gar Messick.