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SHANNON g. LUcHs
$4,000
Full Basement
Brick Rambler

500 down. FLA, on this
very attractive home in an
area Of higher-priced homes.
Nice living room with fire.
place. roony kitchen-dining
area. . nice bedrooms on the
LIST floor, full outside-en-
trance basement. finished
recreation room. separate
utility-storage room; per-
manent stairs to the storage
attic The home is situated
on q large lot with flowers
and tall shade trees; rear
yard completely fenced, and
home is equipped with self
storing storm windows and
doors. Call CIR. 3-456O.
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, BROWN q BROWN
JE. 4-0041
LOCALIZED hA1lCENY---You can
steal this -FOUR bedroom ALL
ON-sAME.FLCOR brick rambler
for Just $f7.9BO. terms to suit
your pocketppok: ample lot, nice
, trees. close-iEi nefehborhood: fast
possession. Let's see what we
can ScSk out. F EA E6 SMITH
, 5-6l61, ia. 1887,
72-ft. long 4-bed-
rTa. rambler. Just 5 minutes drive
I'd d. C.--Gracious hall entrance
to- truly lovely living rm., over
locking private wooded wonder
land, formal dining rm.. bis, mod
ern, equipped kit. 4 bedrmS, are
all on 1 floor; 2 tile baths u
has new family OF robins on win
dow sill; dsliehtful paneled day
liGht rec. ffi. with fireplace; 2
car kafage; screened porch. Abso-
lutely tops in location For those
who demand the very best see this
today. N, $4,000. VIM. A, CHAP
MAN REALTY,1NC,
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FARMS
BEDFORD CO., PA.
8 HRS. D. c.

BEDFORD CO., PA.
3 hrs, d. C. To settle estate; 80
AcREs SMOOTH FERTI1 + LEVEL
FARM, over 200 acres tillable; e.
rm. dwelling; bank-type dairy
barn, abundant water. fruit. Price,
$40 $50. Our private plane will
f1v you to Inspect this property.
THE HAROT n p Fl ETCHER CO..
Realtors, BEDFORD. PA. Phone
lIIdR. 1919 ewes
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$11,50O
$3.50 Down
Alexandra

Only $3.50 down and S76.27
rooms, separate .dinins room
tiled bath, equipped kitch,
en-, fun basement, fenced
yard. Complete with new
z0-sal. hot.water heater,
storm windows and 6oors
convenient 70 schools and
ahoppins. Call XII. $3.50,
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$21,950
Split-Level
Chestwood Park

A home with features you'd
expect to find In q higher
price range. Entrance foyer.
archway between dining
room and living room with
fireplace, 3 bedrooms, Ia
baths. kitchen with disposal;
French doors lead to a l5x2O
patio on the 1s-aere lot:
lull basement with recrea-
ton room and outside en-
trance. side entrance from
the garaRe. The storage attic
Is tioored; 800 FIRE alarm.
wall to wall carpet, fire-
place set. . air conditioners,
q power mower and barbecue
grill. The back yard has q
Toulouse and is fenced. Call
FL. 4-S600.
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$18,950
Doctor-Dentist
BY Commercial

Available for Immediate pos
session is this brick rambler
next TO q large commercial
tract in Springfield Living
room. separate dining room,
kitchen with eating space,
disposal and dishWasher;: 3
bedrooms, Ia baths. full
basement with outside en-
trance. Home Is on Q nicely
landscaped h-acre lot. Call
FL. 4-S0OO,
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MD.
HEAD HWY.
In Piscataway Hills
5-Acre Tracts -
s4-Acre Tracts
oIs-Acre Tracts

Easy terms, with waterfront
PRIVILEGES on Piscataway Bay. only
: miles out Indian Head hwy
turn right on Old Fort I'd. I
block to ONCE trailer. oFACT
REAL ESTATE. CHI. s-4O5O. Oh.
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CAPITOL HILL
BRAND-NEw BUILDING
Entire Floor, 4-Room Suite

Opposite new Evening star Building
Acoustic ceilings, fluorescent light.
heating, custom decorated. Janitor
service. Very attractive rent. Call
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$34,950
New Rambler
ArlingwUod


A charming home of used
brick situated on an at
traetive lot with view Of
trees. trees, trees. Spacious
dining area and LIVING room
with fireplace. entrance
foyer. 1871. kitchen with
disposal and dishwasher and
breakfast nook. 4 bedrooms
(Iiiaster bedroom 9Oxlb, 3
full baths, walk-out base
.ment with picture windows
to rear 'ard. 33-ft. paneled
recreation room with brick
wall and fireplace. and built
in bar. and q earport. Call
IA. 10000,
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An TDRAL LOCATION Tor any in

ROssLYN. vA.-s. 600 50. It. in
dustrlal yard with GOOSE 1T once
space with toilet. Ideal for con-
tractor Call IA. S-6122 or JE.
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S18,95O
Brick Rambler
Air Conditioned

A 3-bedroom home on .
beautifully handicapped lot
with trees, living room with
fireplace, up-to-date ktfch-
en- with disposal; convenient
tn buses. schools and Shop-
ping. Call so. 5-619Q.
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$4,000
$500 Down
4 Bedrooms

This Attractive Cape Cod
features a lift. hvine room;
bright kitchen. 4 good-sized
bedrooms, . full baths, storm
windows and doors, Vene-
tien blinds anj 4 patio The
wooded lot is fenced In ire
back. Tf2mEersh.'1 in q SWIM
ming oool Is available. Call
CIR. 3.4ip,0.
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$13.50e
81 Acre
Trees! Trees!

A brick rambler with tire
place In living room, 1@xl4
equipped Kitchen. : TWIN
sized bedrooms, full base
ment with outside eptranee.
Second trust available Call
FL $4,000.
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$27, $50
Brick Colonial
Braddock Heights

A beautiful bun brick 2
story home on 4 partly
wooded lot featuring built
in Rarage. Dine pRnelkd
glassed.in rear porch. living
room With fireplace, formal
dining room. kitchen, 3
large bedrooms f18x11, 1Bx
IA, 19x1a) 2 half baths and
/ full bath, full basement
lSxlb recreation room with
fireplace and 4 utility room.
Call XII S.2320.
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$4,000
Antique Brick
Mt, Vernon Woods

Complete with q earport
the f50-ft. wooded. level
lot. Is this attractive Q
year-old rambler. Living
room with fireplace. sepe-
rate dining room and mod
ern kitchen, 3 bedrooms and
Ia baths. Only 81 600
wn, FLA. Call so.
5-6790.
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LARGE LOT-$400 DIN.
Lovely 3-bedrfn. rambler on big lot
with beautiful shade trees. Lse. liv.
rna din, area equipped kit full
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RgALToRs-INsURERs
gIs PRINCE ST ALEX, VA.
XII. $3.50
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$27,500
" Acre
58-Ft. Rambler

This beautiful brick home
conveniently located near
Falls church offers a karage,
entrance foyer. living room
with fireplace. separate din
ing room, loft. kitchen. !,
large bedrooms, full base
nient, 1Sx33-ft. recreation
room with fireplace and
built-ir bar: situated on q
S-acre Beautifully land
seaued lot. Lots Of trees.
shrubs and flowers. Call IA.
A.6060.
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ALEXANDRIA ARLINGTON-FAIRFAX
$17,95O
Colonial
Braddock Heights

Living room with fireplace.
separate dining room, big
Kitchen, 3 bedrooms. nice
screened side porch, detached
garage, fun basement This
home is situated on a large
lot with many trees. Call
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S29, $50
5 Bedrooms
1-Year-Old Brick

custom-built 4-level split on
a level h-acre lot; 3 tiled
baths. separate dining room.
kitchen with disposal and
dishwasher. full basement.
.4-ft. recreation room with
fireplace. Esmeroon or shop
room. Home includes cypress
paneling. telephone JACKS
and intercom system. Call
CIR. 3-4b6O.
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OUT Of IOWA REAL ESTATE

BUSINESS AND HOME CONFINED
I-acre corner property on hn
4. ent. to washinston's birthplacs
westmoreiand Co, Va.
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~ ACRES, MAR uAfrHERsBuRs.
or a ahaoy hilltop overlookine the
countryside Beautifully moderniHed
large honat &13.0o0.
STONE noMK Of S bedrooms. Z
baths. on y acres. 2Hxi5 living
room, large Kitchen and dining
room. den. Gear Raraee. S21 ,5OO.
$40 PER ACRE for this isO-acrs
farm with springs and stream. s.
room-and.bath home, m GOOD set
iins ;a 81 oi sstbulldinRs. Quite a 10,
PRE- CIVIL WAR brick home on ga
acres Of mostly grassland. Conven-
lent 70 new Rte, s4O In rolling
Monteomery countryside. $3.50 per
MONTGOMERY farm Of ais acre.
WITH exceptionally LONG road 'front.'
age. In GOOD area. Present rental
income over $1,000 per annum.
Priced az $500 per acre.
handsome aood
tracts available a. this time.
RoMER A CO.. Realtors
$50 N. Frederick. oaithersburg
WI. S-eOe2 or waFerly 6-2233
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Perfect?

Il has been said that there Is no
perfect home We would beg
to diner. We think we have
found IL, Designed and built for
the successful man who demands
the best for his family. Situated
on an acre Of beautifully wooded
grounds. this fabulous ranch home
has 3 big bedrooms, study, club
room. servants Quarters. ia tiled
baths, beautiful screened porch
and private patio, attached ga
rage. and q fantastic number Of
extra features that could I'LL q
column In this paper.
Truly q rare md at S40,950. Be-
fore YOU buy any home up to
$50. 900, WE INVITE YOUR IN
sPEcTIoN AND COMPARISON.
Call
SHANNON & LUCHS
REALTORS
2055 Wilson Blvd. ia. $4,000
PIMMIT HTLLS-3-bedrm. rambler
brick front, nr. shop. ctr. and
schools. $4,000. Tw. 3-7125.
POTOMAC FARMs-Brk. rambler
on Z acres, lovely rms. 2 baths,
! 3 hrspiSI' S sg; 9S9; only 5000 ssss
HE i4o-J-3
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MANTUA--Lse. brk. rambler: z
bedrnS., 3 baths. panefed den or
4th bedrm., lse. Hotpoint kit. with
birch cabs.I exceptional rec. rni.
with flrepl. and picture window,
screened porch, bullt-in ear.
beeut. wooded u acre; $29,500.
BY OWNER, OR. 5-2aBR. Sat. and
sun. I or aft. B pm. weekdays.
MeLEAN.FALEs CHURCH AREA
Anyone can buy with $1,000 dn.,
assume loan At S115 per mo
Spankins news twin bedrms., Ia
baths., hrk. rambler, full bsnlt .,
master bedrn. has own pvt. "a
bath. Best buy Of 1859. Total
$4,000. Z. p. sTEFFEY, Real
Estate. JE. 4-0064.
NOLAN AREA--Real sharp 3-bed-
rm., 2-bath brick rambler with
RfoundSleyel daylight bsmt huge
S0x216.ft. lot, priced a. S19, $50.
Assume $1,000 1st trust. 50 900
down, payments less than rent;
quick. action necessary Call OD-
DENINO REALTY, exclusive agent.
IA. 4s56b6. ga
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EXCLUSIVE AGENTS

1917 Quaker Lane
iAlexsndrio, virginia
q King $500
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706f Brookheld Plaza
sprineiheld' virfinia
Fleetwood 41S600
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OFFICES, STUDIOS WANTED

ENGINEER needs reasonable once
and storage space in Riverdale,
Hyattsville, or College PIX area,
with 22O-volt supply for one med
sized machine. WA. 1-1064, or
p. o SO, Riverdale, Nd.
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Your
Moneys Worth

puT AWAY that book o.
dream houses and come ano
Ace A real one. White rench;
fenced yard for the kidaieS
protection. Three hiS psH,1
PRETTrEsT IN THE NEIQH-
B0RHOOD. Extra-bik kitchen
Ia 4 de.i5ntful area ~
brick and only SsIO0V'
Z Close to transportation,
schools and shoppink.
TERMS, TERMS, ia. 7s52O0.l
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BARR
HALL REALTY CO., EXCLUSIVE
IA. 7-5k5S

N. SPRINGFIELD---3.bedrm. brick
Csrr-built rambler; Is mos. OLD;
frepl., earport. patio, fence, trees.
$4,000. Reas. down payment.
OWNER, CT. $1,000.
n. WOODLEY-Unfin. 4th bedrm.,
of rec. rm. in full bsmt.; rambler
with earport: cor. lot: block from
school and shoppinR; ST. 800. BY
OWNER, JE. 2-55S0.
NEW BRICK BI.LEVEL set AMONGST
tall trees in terrific Falls Church
residential area with 20-mile view
OF surrounding country side. 3 bed
rms, 3 full baths, 21x17 liv. rm.,
formal din. rna perfect all-elec.
kit with table space oyerlookine
secluded rear yard, full bsmt. with
big fin. rec. rm.. large paneled
center hall. . fireplaees, built-in
garage. A terrific buy at S31 $50
Call THE DARBY CO. exclusive
agents. IA. 5-9393. ONCE open 8
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3 q s : 8 sTATE HIGHWAY. aParL

~ s35-FT. SALE or lease, loni
front on Bladensburg rd,: Two coz
ners will take motel or lignt mig
Mathews. A. A. PUGLlSl' ~
1-4450, AP. 1-5939.
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z Corners

A. LITTLE oLD-FAsgi-
TONED is this stately Colo
MAI, but boy Is 1t lovely,
Lkfke family -size. screened
porch OF the living room,
family dining room, big
eduipbed kitchen, half bath
On the hrst floor, recreation
room finished In knotty pine.
+ close, to all concentrates.
II yeu want . real buy IN
A. real home, see this one
Askine $23.500, WITH
500. 900 FLA loan AVAILABLE.
Milford chronicle., 1959-04-17
Daughters OF Founders
And Patriots Meeting

Mrs. Clarence E. Jester, of Mil
ford, will be in Washington, ID. c.,
this week to attend the 61st Gen
eral Court of the National Society
Daughters of Founder and Pa
triots of America and to attend the
Society's Annual dinner on April
18th.
Among those who will attend the
dinner as guests are Senator Geo.
Smathers, of Florida and Mrs. Sma-
thers; Congresswoman Virginia
Jenckes of Indiana and Mrs. Perle
Mesta, former Minister to Luxem-
bourg. Mrs Mesta was the third
woman to be appointed chief of an
American diplomatic mission and
the third American to be decorated
with the Grand Cross of Luxem-
bourg, the other two being Presi-
dent Eisenhower and General Omar
Bradley.
Mrs. Frederic A. Groves, Presi-
dent General, Daughters of the
American Revolution, will attend,
also, Mrs. Ralph w. Newland, of
Michigan and Mrs. Ashmead White
of Maine the two candidates for the
Office of President General, d. A. r.
Attending as both member and
a guest will be Mrs. John Bayley
O'Brien, President, Women Descen-
dants of the Ancient and Honor
able Artillery Company. This Com
pany, the history of which dates
from the reign of Henry VIII, serv-
ed as the military defense of Mass
achusetts Colony from 1887 until
the commencement of the Ameri-
can Revolution in 1775.
Presidents of other societies who
will attend are Mrs. William M.
Carrigan, Daughters of American
Colonists; Mrs. Howard j. White,
Daughters of Colonial Wars; Mrs.
Hugh L. Russell, Colonial Daugh-
ters of the 18th Century; and Mrs.
Allen N Dryhurst, Society of New
England Women.
The Delaware Chapter of this
Society was organized in 1884.
Mrs. Jester is Chapter President,
other members in Milford are Mrs.
Douglas Fry, corresponding secre-
tary; Miss Katherine Downing,
Registrar and Mrs. John Jewell,
past historian.
Milford chronicle., 1959-04-17
Tomorrow Last Time
For Chest X-Rays
Here; Unit To M0Ue.
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Office. Mrs. Margaret Kates, Cen
eral Chairman, Friday, April "a,
100 to 500 p. m. and 900 to 500
p. m.
During the week of April 28th,
the locations will be in Hartly,
Clayton and Smyrna Hartly: Sta
ton Lot, Mr.. Albert Konschak,
General Chairman, Tuesday, April
%, 100 to 600 p. M; Clayton,
Clement Supply Company, Mr.. John
Roth, General Chairman; Tuesday,
April 2S, 10:00 to 1900 a. m. and
100 to 500 p. m; Smyrna, Gold
ems Store, Mrs. James Fleming,
General Chairman; Thursday, April
80, 1000 to 1900 a. m. and 100
to 500 p. M, Friday, May 1, 100
to 500 p. m.
Everyone who has not been K
rayed during the past two years is
urged to do so now. 1t only takes a
minute-no undressing necessary
no appointment needed.
Milford chronicle., 1959-04-17
Delrnarva 500 Plate
Dinner Due May 6
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Born on an Indiana farm, DIR.
Winters made his first public
speech at the age of IL when he
won first prize in Farm Bureau
contest with a talk on Duroc hogs.
He became minister of a country
church at Is and since then has
had a varied and distinguished ca
reer not only in the ministry but
also in the fields of crime preyen-
ton and rehabilitation of young
people charged as Juvenile delin-
quents. At presents, he is minister
of One of Americas most widely
known churches, the First Baptist
Church of Oak Park, Illinois.
DR.. Winters has travelled all over
the world as minister studying
youth and delinquency problems
and is noted as an after dinner
speaker who combines a sparkling
wit and humor with a basic mes
sage of christian philosophy and
morals. Each year, besides his min
isterial duties, he is called on to
deliver from 80 to 35 addresses at
high school and college commence
ments, and also to general audi
ences totalling more than 250,000
people.
DPI President McCauley said
that his organization was fortunate
to secure the services of a speaker
of the calibre of DR.. Winters. He
added that he felt his acceptance
was a tribute to the respect that
many outside groups, both agricu1-
tural and non-agricultural, have
for Delmarva's voluntary program
of raising funds to tell the story of
the Delmarva poultry industry to
the world without calling on the
government for price supports or
other subsidies.
Milford chronicle., 1959-04-17
Sussex 4-H Council
Meets At Georgetown

About 20 Club members from IL
clubs attended the April meeting
of the Sussex County All Council
at the Agricultural Sub-station,
near Georgetown. Joyce Warning
ton, president, presided over the
meeting. Devotions were led by
Jane Messick, of the Indian River
Club.
Guests present were DIR. Sam
Gwinn, State All Leader. and
Traute Karrer, an exchange stu
dent from Germany, now attending
Bridgeville School.
The tentative dates for the spring
county events were discussed. The
public speaking and talent show
will be held on May Is. The Dress
Review takes place on May %. A
committee was appointed to make
plans. They were Joyce Warning
ton, jeanne Hastings, Connie Hill,
Joyce Bennett, and Rebecca Briggs.
The Tractor Driving Contest will
be held on June 8, beginning at
5 p. m. Demonstration and Field Day
will be June 20. A softball game
between Sussex and Kent County
will be held in the afternoon,
Wayne Elliott was elected captain
of the Sussex team.
A skating party will be held June
8th at Robertson's Roller Rink, near
Seaford.
The new Laurel All Club un-
der the leadership of Mr. William
Gordy was welcomed into the
county organization.
Joyce Warrington gave demon
stration entitled "How to Give a
Demonstration"
J Refreshments were served and
square dancing followed
jeanne Hastings, Reporter
Milford chronicle., 1959-04-17
LIGHT AIDS SOLDIERS

DOVER, N. J. -tP1- A method
for using simulated daylight to
help the foot soldier has recently
been uncovered by the pyrotech-
mics laboratory at Picatinny Ar
senal.
Chief of the Army's research
and developement program, Lt.
Gen. Arthur G. Trudeau termed
the development, ''the best piece
of work / have seen in five years"
The laboratory study shows
that it is possible to light up mill
lions of square yards at one time,
permitting continued attack after
dark and providing easier obser-
vation of enemy movements at
night.
Milford chronicle., 1959-04-17
Milford Bowling League

Individual Averages
Donohoe. ITS; Eypel, IT'S; Bres-
sler, 173; Hoch, III; Emory, 169;
Horner, 1853; Calhoun, 1853; Kim
mel, 166; Holleger, 166; Fink, 166;
Besenfelder, 165; Kennedy, 1874;
West; Cannon, 1854; Jaquette, 1853;
Meredith, 1853; Nauman, 162; Camp
bell, 1852; Davidson, 1872; Saunders,
160; Short, 159; McNatt, 159;
Briggs, 159; Johnson, 1853; Truitt,
156; Schaefer, 156; Wall, H., 156;
Wilkins, G., 155; Dellinger, 1856;
Marshall, 154; Marvel, 153; Savage,
153; Purnell, 1853; Moore, ISL;
Grier, Isl; Adkins, ISL; Craft, $50;
Postles, 149; Argo. 149; Grover
man, 148; Smith, R., 148; Fry, 148;
Williams, H., 14S; Cresson, 147;
Murphy, LAG; Burlingame, 146;
Wilkins, L., LAG; Coverdale, 145;
Brown, 143; Mcpherson, 143; Harr-
ington, 143; Malinovskis, 141;
Young, 40; Tebbens, 1873; Webb,
A., 1873; Walls, 1876; Shockley, 1874;
Kunkle. 1874; Gordon, 1874; Hop
kins, 1873; King, 131; Smith, B.,
1913; Watson, 125; Wren, 1922;
Friedman, lis.
Milford chronicle., 1959-04-17
Milford Grange News

This Saturday evening the lee
turer hour will be in charge of
State Master Paris G. Kirby, who
will show slides pertaining to Civ
il Defense. 1t is hoped a good at
tendance of members will be pres
.ent; also any non-member inter
ested in this phase of work would
be welcome after 8:45 to see the
pictures.
Several Milford members attend
ed the covered dish supper at
Georgetown in Midland Grange
Hail. plenty of good eats, full
attendance from all Oranges of
Sussex and good fellowship pre-
vailed.
Ten of the local members attend
ed the scholarship dinner held in
Capitol Grange Hall on Friday ev-
ening, when another good fellow
ship meeting was held.
The sewing contest will be held
on April Is.
Milford chronicle., 1959-04-17
BOGt-SpOrtsniGn ShOlC
At ArnaOry April 1926
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shore radio equipment. Grier Lum-
ber of Milford will show their paint
line. Pete Wren ESQ will be there
to display ESQ products. The Del
aware Game and Fish Commits
sion will have fine display show
ing animals in their natural set
tings. Many other attractions that
will be of interest to the boating
and sporting public are expected to
be displayed. Some members of the
Coast Guard Auxiliary and also
u. S. Power Squadron will be avail
able to answer questions about
those two organizations and about
the new Coast Guard rules and
regulations on rules of the road
and equipment required for your
boating safety and pleasure
The public is urged to attend
this show to see the latest in boat
ing and sporting equipment. This
event is sponsored by the Milford
Kiwanis Club for the benefit of the
many activities they sponsor and
support for the youth of the COM
munity.
Milford chronicle., 1959-04-17
NEAT THIEVES

ALVA, Okla. -(P)- Police re-
ported burglars broke into a build
ing on the Herb Osehl farm near
here, by smashing a glass window,
then neatly swept up the splinters.
Milford chronicle., 1959-04-17

Largest elephant ever known
stood 13 feet, inches and weighed
about II tons. Its mounted skin
is now on display in Smithsonian
Institute in Washington, d. C.
Milford chronicle., 1959-04-17

The Virgin Islands, owned by
the United States, consists of 100
islands. The islands once belong
ed to Denmark.
Milford chronicle., 1959-04-17

Ostrich farming is one of the
more profitable enterprises in Aus
tralia.
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