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Darn nf ThankH

Of the late GEORGE cHAPPELLE
wishes to express its deepest graft
fude and appreciation to, the, Rev
A, Joseph Edwards, his beloved pas
The Rev William H. MONTGOMERY
for the lovely eulogy and remarks,
10 ali the choirs and clubs OF the
zion Baptist and Friendship. Bap-
fist Churches, the thoughttulnesS
neighbors for the many cards, tele-
Grams, floral designs, for the use
OF the cars and other expressions
OF sympathy during the illness and
passing Of our loved one;
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GREENE WILLIAM A. tGUSTY). OF

Thursday. July %. 1853. at Loudoun
County Hospital, Leesburg, Va, WILL
LIAM A. (GUSTY) GREENE of Ar.
cola, Route 1. Sterling, Va. husband
of Myrtle Green, father of William
A. Greene. IT,, of Sterling, Va, and
Mrs. Helen Church of Leesburg, Va
grandfather of Mrs Peggy Wean
Shirley and Claude Church and vii.
liam and Henrietta Greene. HI
also is survived by two great-grand.
children. one brother. John Greene
of King George. Va, and one sister
Mrs Sarah Woodman of Washing
ton, D c Friends may call at the
Green Funeral Home, l0l Elder
SIT b He H.19 va; where n service 6y
Sunday. July %. Interment Chest
nut Grove Cemetery, Herndon. Va
20
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JACKSON, SELENA. on Thursday,
July %, 1859, at the Hadley Me-
mortal HOSPITAL, SELENA JACKSON
of 800 L St Sc. beloved mother OF
Curtis Jackson and MesdameS Lola
Jones. Effie Smith, Orlean Fo and
Irene Ho. She also leaves one
sister, Mrs. Lula Stewart: one broth
er. Cephas Cowart, and other rela-
tives and friends. The late Mrs.
Jackson may be viewed at the
Stewart Funeral Home, 30 H St
ne, after II noon Sunday, July
20, where services will be held en-
Monday, July ~, at II am, In
terment Carver Memorial Cemetery
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Dratha

ANDERSEN, SIGNY E. On Friday
July "a, 1853, SIGNY E. AMBER
SEN. beloved mother of Stephen
F. Andersen and grandmother OF
Stephen F.. jr.: Charles J. and Rich
ard H. Andersen, great-grandmother
of Adrienne B and Neil Stephen
Andersen. Services at the w W
Deal Funeral Home, 1872 Georgia
ave. NV, on Monday, July ~, at
m. 1nterment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery %
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MacBRYDE. REV. MEADE BOLTON

MacBRYDE, REV. MEADE BOLTON.
~ Thqrsday' J Eiyro ~ i93 spv ne
OF the Chastleton Apis, brother OF
DR. {. N. MacBryde of California
Services will be held at Gawler' S
Chapel, 1856 Pennsylvania ave. NV,
on Monday, July -, at II am In
terment Hollywood Cemetery, Rich
mond, Va.
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FUNERAL HOMES

Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Veterans Burial Allowance
$3.50
SIC n st NE Ii 3-4ssC
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FERBER, ISABELLE, on FridAy' July
"a, 1850, ISABELLE FERBER (nee
Hyattsyilie. ma beloved vile oi
! Leonard C. Ferber,. mother, Of Mar
garet Ethel Graefe, Lucille Anna
Crawford and Leonard Carl Ferber,
ir, She also is survived by eight
grandchildren and one sreat.grannd-
f ssTs Hsms q b Bal 3SSSH ave. ys
Hyattsville, Nd, on. Monday July
~, at II am Relatives and friends
invited Interment Fort LINCOLN
Cemetery. 20
FERNsLER, DAVID, on Friday July
ington University Hospital, DAVID
FERNSLER OF .4740 Reservoir I'd.
NV beloved husband Of Emile
EfrGseT Fupe prienf aom maS ASH ea g.
NV where private services will be
held on Tuesday, July Is In lieu
OF flowers, donations to st, Patrick's
Episcopal Church, Reservoir and
Foxhell rds. NV" will be appre-
ciated. "
FINE, SAMUEL. On "Wednesday, July
~, 1859, in Sarasota, Fla. SAM
UEL FINE, beloved husband OF Grace
Fine of Sarasota, Fla, and devoted
RSo oss Ebert Tan and Leo Fine Of wash
ington, d, c.. He also is survived by
brother, Paul Fine OF Omaha,
Nebr.. and four grandchildren, Fu-
neral services at the Bernard Dam
zansky & Sons Funeral Home 3e0i
at l pm, Interment George WASH
ington Memorial Cemetery. In lieu
OF flowers. the family suggests con-
tributions may be made to the Heart
Fund 70
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HANSEN, COL. KENNETH A., USA
(Retired. On Wednesday, July %
1859, at his residence, 1900 BayiS-
METH K. HANSEN, USA Cretired)
beloved husband of Gertrude Camp
S. Bauer OF Washington, D. C.: Miss
Lois D. Hansen of Tallahassee Fla.
Halvor J. Hansen of Jacksonville
Fla, AMI E. Philip Hansen of Talla-
hassee. Fla. Services will be held
July 81. at M'f 10 am na' In f DHu Ar.
lington National Cemetery.
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SIMONS, MATTE P. We wish to
thank the neighbors, relatives and
friends whose continuing acts OF
kindness during our mothers i'll
ness and at her passing are truly
appreciated. We are especially
grateful to those whose contribu-
tions, in her memory, to the Amer
lean Cancer Society, may help to
CONQUER that terrible disease,
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'C ~. 1859 St CARROLL F FfiSO o. 1851 1
wife, Mrs. Alice Ford, and son,
Francis Ford. Notice OF funeral
later Arrangements by the Palmer
Funeral Home, 4l2 H st. ne,
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BELK. SADIE MAE. suddenly, {

tuesday July 81 1850. SADIE MAI
BELK OF 530S Drake place Sc. be-
loved sister OF Patricia Ann Belk, de-
voted daughter OF Mrs, Mary Belk
She also leaves to mourn one sister
and four brothers. other relatives
and many so "a. fris sfsr Friends MG 5e an
Funeral Home, 4445 Dean ave, ne
Services will be held Tuesday
July %, at / pm. at the st, Johr
Baptist Church, 53rd and Call pl
ciating. Interment Woodlawn Gene
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HALL. GRANVILLE v. On Monday

July 20. 1859, at Leonardtown, Nd =,
Della Hall, father of Granville G.
Hall. brother of Lewis E. Hall and
Mrs. Bertha Montague. Many other
relatives and friends also survive
Mr. Hall may be seen at Chinn
Funeral Home, 1905 Shirlington I'd -,
Arlington, Va. Funeral services at
. pm. Monday, July 81. at First
Baptist Church, Chesterbrook Va,
the Rev. J. H. Fairfax officiating
Interment church cemetery
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SToyALL, RATES MITCHELL {

Wednesday. July %, 1863, BATES
MITCHELL sTOVALL OF 4S4S Brad
ley blvd, Bethesda Md, beloved
husband Of Mrs. Ina s. Stovall,
father Of Mrs. Thomas c. Preston,
Mrs. Charles r. Woodlands and
Mitchell s. Stovall. He also is sur
vived by thirteen grandchildren
Friends are invited to call at the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral Home
of Robert A. Humphrey, Bethesda,
Md. GraveSide services and inter-
ment will be held on Monday, July
27. at $50 pm, at Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. Jacksonville, Fla,
papers please copy) 20
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HERBERT, ALICE S. Departed this
life two years ago today, July %,
1857.
You'll never know how much we miss
you,
And although your voice is stilled.
There is a lonesome space within
our hearts
That never will be filled.
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SWEET. CHARLES o. On Thursday.

July 90. 1853. at his residence,
SWIFT. devoted husband Of Mrs,
Lottie F SWEET and brother of Edgar
SWEET. He also is survived by many
nieces. nephews. other relatives and
friends. After Il noon Sunday,
July 20, friends may call at the
William Spangler Funeral Home. 524
Sth st. ne. Funeral services viii.
be held on Monday, July 81, at the
Metropolitan Baptist Church. 1925
r st. NV, at l pm Casket will
not be opened in church. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 20
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JOHNSON, MADGE L. On Friday

p 5Ry MADG a5} 5o e Sss5slt o Hos
18th st. Sc, the beloved mother
of Charles E. Derrick, Mrs, Estelle
B Norman and James M. Wat
son. stepmother of Mrs. Helen M
Pullmun daughter of Mrs. Ester
Scott of Virginia Friends may call
at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th st
and Mass. ave. ne, where services
will be held on Tuesday. July IS,
at l pm. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery u
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SWEI II OHAhLES o. n SptCIaI COM
A i: '::|'' : J: ]
W. ST NV, to arrange for Ma
" sonic services for our late
brother, CHARLES O. SWEET. Fu-
neral from the Metropolitan Baptist
Church, r St, between 18th and
18th SITS. NV. at l pm. Oficers
meet at the temple Members as
semble at the church.
PRESTON l. CYRUS,
Worshipful Master.
ELVIN R. SHEPPARD. Secy. 26
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SWEET. CHARLES o. oflcers and
tL~N members of Morning Star
! !: =: 3..:::
- row at Z pm. Sunday. July
%, at the Elks Home, 1886 18th
st. NV, followed by Elk services
at the Spangler Funeral Home, 524
Sth st. ne, at s pm.
ROBERT E. ANDERSON,
Exalted Ruler
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WALLS, PEARL E. The family of
PEARL E. WALLS wish to convey
sincere gratitude and appreciation
to the many friends and associates
and generous contributions during
their bereavement
MRS. ANN MARSHALL. Buffalo,
WHITE, MAMIE LEE. The family
would like to thank their many
devoted friends for the kind express
sions of sympathy, floral tributes,
cars. kilograms and cards, and also
for other expressions of sympathy
during their bereavement.
MR. EDWARD L. WHITE AND FAM
lily.
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"a. 1853, at the District Gem
eral Hospital. HESTER JOHNSON.
Friends may call on Sunday. July
90, at the Little Sisters of the
Poor. 220 H st. ne, where the
Third Order of Dominican Mass
will be said on Monday. July ~,
at 10 am. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery. ARRANGEMENTS by Alex
ander g pnne
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BONE, CATHERINE Members of tn

UTERINE. Members of the
Sodality of st. Ambrose
Cheverly, Md, will recitt
the rosary on Sunday, JulS
20, 1859. at 1870 pm.
at the Gasch Funera,
Home, 4739 Baltimore ave.
Hyattsville, Md.
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JOHNSON, MILDRED On FRIDAY rid AZ

July "a, 1853, MRS. MILDRED
JOHNSON, devoted wife Of Prince
johnson. She also leaves three
nieces, three nephews, other rela-
tiveS and friends. Remains resting
at Horizons Mortuary, 1924 You st.
Funeral Tuesday, July 2S, at ! pm.
at the above funeral home, the Rev.
Augustus Lewis officiating. In
terment WoodlaWn Cemetery.
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O,NEIIL 1T COMDR MARY UsN

o IN ,-TI' IT. TOHTN. WHNL' US.v
Bethesda Naval Medical Center, LIT
of S102 Glenbrook I'd, Bethesda,
Ma, beloved sister of Mrs. H.
Morgan Sweetman of Arlington. Va;
Mrs. Herbert NJ. Lindner, IT., of
Rariton, N j.. Mrs. Michael j.
Boyle of Roselle. N. j.; Mr.. Thomas
E. ONeill of Roselle, NJ j., ana Mr..
Cornelius j. ONeill, jr., of Hacketts-
town, N. j Friends are invited to
cal al the Bethesaa-CneVy chase
Humphrey, Bethesda, Md, from the
hours of > pm to 10 pm. Requiem
mass will be offered Wednesday,
July %, at IL am. from Our Lady
of Lourdes CATHOLIC Church. In
terment Arlington National Gene
terry. Recitation of the rosary will
be said Tuesday, July rs, al
$50 pm. %
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INGRAM, SAMUEL ISANDHJ. ION Fri.
SANDY INGRAM Of 1919 Kramer
st, ne. beloved husband of Lillian
r. Ingram and brother of James
Ingram and the late Mrs. Jennie E
Lyles. Other relatives and many
friends also survive. Notice OF
funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS by Nc.
CURE Inc 27
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to thank al Of our Kind friend
and neighbors for their many kin
expressions of sympathy and con
dolence during our recent bereave
ment. We shall be eternally crate
full. THE OVERTON FAMILY.
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ppsEN 1AMrS w On Friday Ju,,

"a. 1853 JAMES W. BREEN Of
34O1 Bunker Hill I'd. Mount Rainier,
Md. beloved husband OF Irene P.
Breen (nee Landram) and brother
of Mrs. Marie Sobotka. Friends
may call at Valleys Funeral Home,
5000 Rhode Island ave, at Eastern
ave. ne, where services will be held
on Monday, July ~, at . pm
Relatives and friends invited. In
torr,opt Cador yin CamaterV OH
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iOOR Jewel AM1L ::
JONES, ALBERT. In loving memory of
my dear husband, ALBERT JONES,
who left me two years ago, July 20,
1857.
Loving thoughts of one so dear,
Often brings a silent tear.
Thoughts return to scenes long past,
Time rolls on but memory lasts.
DEVOTED WIFE. B Err T HA R.
JONES
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HOLMES. PETER. On Friday, Jul

HOLMES, PETER. On Friday. July
u ]: :: ! !: :;'' :
II HM III K st. NV, brother Of
Mrs s o h e Raduloff
SS=e:e> Friends may call at the
s H. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
1901 14th st. NV. parking facill-
ties) Services at St Sophia S
Greek Orthodox Cathedral. Seth
st. and Massachusetts, ave. NV,
on Monday. July ~, at l. noon
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery
ciety are invited to attend. GO
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SMITH, WILLIAM SAMUEL VUNVLE
BILL. On. Wednesday. July 20,
1859. at his residence, Rockville
Md, WILLIAM s, SMITH, beloved
husband of the late Fannie Smith
He leaves to mourn one brother
Albert K, Smith of Havre de Grace
Md: devoted niece, Mrs. Rosalie
M Campbell; two 6rothle erS.nn INL
friends. The late Mr.. Smith will
rest at the Snowden Funeral Home
Rockville, Md, after 5 pm. Satur.
day, July %. Funeral services on
Sunday. July 20. at = pm, at the
Jerusalem Methodist Church, Rock.
vile, Md, the Rev. W. f. Williams
officiating. Interment Lincoln Park
Cemetery 26
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NESMITH, NANCY NJ. The family Of
who departed this life Saturday,
July 4. 1859, wish to thank all
friends and relatives for cards, flow
ers and prayers during her illness
III The FAMILY MATHERsoN.
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HARDY, u. ;. COAST GUARD IKE
tired. On Tuesday. July 81, 1859,
at Naval Hospital, REAR ADMIRAL
CHESTER HARDY JONES, U s
Coast Guard retired. of 1876 Graf.
ton ST., Chevy Chase. Md. beloved
husband of the late Virginie Furst
Jones, father of Mrs. Chester Flack
Mrs. Gabriel Ogden Kinney, ir.. and
Chester Hardy Jones jr., grand.
father of Gabriel Ogden Kinney III
and George Patrick Kinney. Friends
may call at the s. H. Hines Co
Funeral Home, 290l l4th st NV.
after pm Friday, July "a park.
ing facilities). Mass at Fort MyeI
Chapel, Fort Myer, Va, on Mon.
day July 81, at 9 am. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery.
KEMP, AURELIA M. On Thursday
July %, 1859, at Georgetown Uni
versity Hospital, AURELIA M, KEMI
of 5000 LuZon ave NV, beloved
sister of Mother Claude Agnes, Sis
tiers of the Visitation: Elizabeth L
Rlckmeier. william H. and Davit
v. Kemp. Funeral from the Collin
Funeral Home. 1891 14th. st. NV.
on Monday, July ~, at $3.50 a m
Requiem mass at the Church of TIL
Nativity at 10 am. 1ntermen
Mount Olivet Cemetery. 20
Milford chronicle., 1959-04-03
Safety Council News

There is no place religion is
more practical than behind the
wheel of car"
That assertion was made recent
ly by the Rev Edmund F. Julien,
Diocesan Superintendent of Schools
and a director of the Delaware
Safety Council.
1.-The problem of traffic accidents
is not merely a technical problem
of engineering, licensing and en-
forcement," Father Julien said. 1T
is basically a human problem. Ac-
cidents are caused by drivers, not
by automobiles.
"All the advances in autOmotive
design, better and safer streets
and highways, and new techniQues
and devices for efficient traffic
fic accident problem until drivers
really become aware of their moral
and social obligation behind the
wheel of car"
Deliberate or unintenti0nal vi0-
lation of a traffic law or sign, or
of the dictates of common sense or
courtesy, takes the accident fac
tor out of traffic accidents. Such
actions place the burden of guilt
upon the negligent driver. And if
death results, the guilty driver also
has broken the Commandment
Thou Shalt Not KILL"
Father Julien said this Com
mandment is not restricted to de-
liberate murder. but includes the
gross carelessness which results
Milford chronicle., 1959-04-03
Hints On Tree And
Shrub Planting


A little care at planting time will
put you on the road TO success
with your trees and shrubs accord
ing to George Vapaa, county agri-
cultural agent.
Many people think that you just
dig a hole, stick the plant in, add
fertilizer, replace the soil and fin
ish the job with several waterings.
1t is not that simple, unfortunate
ly.
The first thing is to dig your
hole big enough. Make it at least
six inches deeper and IL inches
wider, than needed to hold the roots
or the ball of soil on the roots.
II the soil removed from the hole
Is packed clay, it should be mixed
with one fourth peet and one
fourth sand before filling in around
the root system. In Kent county,
most soil is light enough without
the peat and sand.
Another important point is to
fill in under the plant until it is
about the same depth it was before
transplanting. Remember that it
will settle and this may drop it
down too deep.
Fertilizer should NOT be added
at planting time as many people
think, he said. Wait until the tree
or shrub is established in its new
location before applying the fer
tilizer. There is less chance of
burning the roots then.
The bare-rooted trees and shrubs
should be planted sometime be-
tween now and April is, Mr. Vapaa
said. The plants with a ball of
earth around the roots should be
planted by the end of May for the
best results.
Milford chronicle., 1959-04-03
Kent Home DOings
Keep Your Ice Cream Cold!

Keep Your Ice Cream Cold!
When you buy ice cream, be sure
it is firmly frozen, don't allow it
to thaw before it is stored in the
home freezer, advises Florence Y.
Smith, home demonstration agent.
The length of time the ice cream
will keep its quality depends on
temperature and the containers.
Raising and lowering the temper
ature will cause it to lose it's
smoothness and become coarse and
icy in texture. If the container is
not moisture and vapor proof, the
ice cream will dry out.
Most ice cream will stay in ex-
cellent condition for a month or so
if it is stored at degrees or
colder. The ice cube compartment
of an ordinary freezer does not get
nearly this cold.
Ice cream packed in ordinary
waxed cardboard carton will keep
longer if it is wrapped with heavy
aluminium foil or other freezer
wrap.
When you use only part of car
ton at one time, be sure to return
the unused ice cream to the freez-
er before any of it thaws, Mrs.
Smith suggests.
Milford chronicle., 1959-04-03

Oh! How / wish
That did have
A magic lamp
OF my own.
Sonny Sharp
Spring Is Coming
The wind was blowing through
the trees,
The flowers were waving in
the breeze,
The birds began to fix their nests,
After a long winters rest.
The snakes, the bees, and the frogs
Popped their heads out from the
logs,
For they all knew it wouldn't
be long
Before spring would be born.
David Mills
My Cousin
My cousin has red shiny nose
and five big toes.
She also has big fat hat and
rat inside of the hat
She plays nice and eats red mice.
She kicked bee to me and
she ran away,
1no Dee SIuHS me, So DIT ncr,
and thatawa that.
But after that l started to grow
a shiny nose
And five big toes.
Dorothy NJ Wheelock
1t Could Not Be True
One night not so long ago
/ heard a noise in my fathers
shoeshop,
1t sounded like my father working
But that could not be.
For if you knew the lazy man
was he
/ think you would agree.
| wondered who could it be
So | went to see who it was.
And my peppers could not
believe,
For there on a shelf
SatIa little bitty elf,
Not quite as big as my thumb.
He was working away on some
shoes,
wonder if he knew whose.
/ thought it was a dream of seeing
the elf
But there he was on the shoe
Milford chronicle., 1959-04-03
Delaware Food Market
Report

April showers not only bring
May flowers but hungry people to
the table as well. Capitalize on
those spring-time hunger pangs
with the array of pork now on the
market. The continued bountiful
supplies of pork predicted for April
by the United States Department of
Agriculture provides lots of deli
cious menu leeway. Pork heads the
list of best buys" for April. This
week look for specials on bacon,
spareribs and roasts.
A host of other solid foods
round out ApriPs Plentiful Foods
List. Canned peas remain abundant.
bage, celery and potatoes. Also
plentiful are peanuts and peanut
products, walnuts, lard and honey.
And you will find eggs, milk and
dairy products also in abundant
supply. Remember to shop for the
plentiful foods. 1t paysl
Continued rain in Florida has
hampered the harvesting of many
vegetables that come to the market
at this time of year. However, the
increasing shipments arriving from
other sections of the country have
helped keep prices down. This week
the leafy green vegetables are
abundant, so put them on your
shopping list! Escarole, endive,
spinach, chicory, kale, collard and
lettuce. Cucumbers, carrots, broc-
coli, snap beans and tomatoes are
also plentiful-and prices are rea-
SOnable.
Increased supplies of apples from
contrOlled-atmoSphere storage are
on the market now and prices re-
fleet this. Here is something that
is very interesting about these ap-
ples-they taste like fresh ones,
not cold storage" ones. You see,
these apples have been stored since
harvest under conditions of con-
trolled temperature humidity and
ventilation. Such conditions main
tain the quality of the apples sim
liar to that at harvest time.
Pineapple supplies are rolling in.
Twenty to twenty-five cents will
buy an excellent quality fresh
pineapple this weekend. Bananas
continue to be good buy at ten
cents a pound, and quality remains
high. Citrus fruit still offers a lot
for your money also.
Don't forget to check the frozen
foods when shopping. Stocks of
frozen peaches are up 37% from a
wear apn and frnzpn cfra horrioc
holdings are about equal to that of
last year. Both fruits are feature
items in many stores this week.
Milford chronicle., 1959-04-03
ST. JOHNS
Mrs. Laurence Kitchens
Phone: Georgetown 2496


Mrs. Helen Truitt and Mrs. Lii
lie Stewart entertained the follow
ing to dinner on Easter Sunday:
Mrs. Jennie Dorman, Fred Dorman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart Dunn of Will
mington, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy White,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Butler of
fredericksburg, Md, and Mrs. Lovey
Stempler of Georgetown.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Matthews
had as their dinner guests on Fri
day, Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford Mat
thews and children, Crawford, Jr.,
David and Robbie Of this place,
Mrs. Alice Dill, Mrs. Betty Melvin
and children, George and Bonnie
Matthews of Harrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Dolby of
Ocean View spent Thursday eve
ming with Mrs. Alberta Justice and
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Short, Jr.,
and mother, Mrs. Hattie Short of
Riverdale spent Sunday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Matt
hews.
Vernon Kitchens and mother,
Mrs. May Kitchens were Sunday
breakfast guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Reed in Milton. They also at
tended Easter sunrise services at
Grace Church in Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Johnson and
girls, Patricia and Janet of Balti-
more spent the Easter holidays
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Johnson.
Mrs. Frank Mccormick spent the
Easter holidays with her children
in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Walls and
daughter Sandra of Milton and Mrs.
Barbara Chap and daughter Mi
chelIe, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Edith Dayton.
Mrs. May Kitchens and son were
in Milford on Monday.
Mrs. Doris Johnson and children
of Milton, Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood
Franklin and daughter Joan of
Millsboro, called on Mrs. May Hit
chens on Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. Frank Lucia and
daughter, Donna Lynn, are visiting
Rev. Lucia's parents in New Jer-
sey this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Steelman had
as their Sunday dinner guests,
Harry Campbell, Mrs. Breta Steel
man of Wilmington and Mrs. Ad-
am Paugh, Jr., and sons.
Mrs. Clara Belle Steelman, Mrs.
Sara Steelman, Mrs. Allie Moore
and Mrs. Ida Gordy attended the
spring meeting of the WSCS at the
Calvary Methodist Church in Mil
ford on Wednesday of last week.
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