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,ANDOVER HILLS

LANDovER HILLS
3-bedrm., 2-bath Cape Cod on "a
acre corner lot. Only i blk. to
St. Mary's Church and School,
small dn. pymt. and quick posS
CHEVERLY AREA
Nov" before New Years New p
bedrm., 1h-bath rambler, large
e. luxe XII, rec. type b7mt. lS-
#. concrete porch. H1E,750.
Conv. terms: trades considered.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO
THE HOUSE OF HOMES"
UN. A-116R
LANGLEY PK.-Vacant; S495 dn..
no settlement. charges: 3-bedroom
semldet. cor. brick. 10. 5-314u.
LANGLEY ASsiI;EE PARK "a SPECIAL .Tg GA
S416 NEW HAMP AVE. oo
LOUIS RUDDEN TU. 23060
LANGLEY AREA-Three- bedroom
firepl.. rec. rm.: FLA approved,
Sl6,25O. $1,000 dn.: vacant. i'm
med. occupancy. BERENS SALES.
AP 1896.
LANHAM-Three-b -bedrm. rambler in
wonderful condition, built in 1854
Rec. rm. in basement, Assume
ft2'r lOhHi paw ToN TnO.' GIf'-'1O.
HUGH T. PECK, HE. 4-170O.
LEWIsDALE; only S1S,250: priced
below FHA appraisal-Centrally
'ir-'ohS STSvifiSsn9 37SsdT9 STiS9 To2Rga gambler
yd; walking dist to bus end
" scn10isi j. Nicholas HE $1,000
MAKE OFFER
BIG 6-year-old brick that really
sparkles and shines. Has 3 bed
rms. Zone 80 # l0ng). Areplsre
den, big eOO-foot lot, full high
ceiling basement with tic floor
Your choice of schools and
churches. SI7.s50 Si,35O down
$lo3.l9 per mo. Near new Space
ONLY S11,950
1-YEAR- OF masonry ramhle-
with 3 bedrms,, range, refgr
and washer. $500 down and
So 50 per mo.
BURCH REALTY co.
70. 9-59a@
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. AREA =
Modern 3-bedrm. brk Colonial; .
full baths Il on Ist fir !. Close
to all schools: $1,000 down
HUGH. T. PECK, HE 4-1TO0
RETIRING? Cute l-bedrm., lge..
kit, sep.-din, rm., full-baSement
cottage; College PIX: $500 dn., no
settlement, total price, $4,000
peter j. hagan & son
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WALKER HERBERT

KENSINGToN-A doll house for
people; > bedrms., bath. built-in
bookcases. washer in lovely kit;
fenced lot in grand, close-in loca-
tion are but some Of the features
OF this better-than-new rambler;
Sl0.950. S U B U BAN TROP.
MOT, 10. 5-36S7.
KENSINGTON-New! Newt New!
3-bedrm, all-brick ramblers: ia
baths fun bSmt.; some with rec.
SI7.25O-Sl 1850: immed. occu-
pancv. 10. 5-36s7. SUBURBAN
PROP MGT.
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HUGH T. PECK
HE. 4-l7OO
GLASSMANOR, 50I2 Neptune ave
-3-bedrms. semidetached; bsmt,
fenced. clean, excel. loo, handy
Eastover; FHA S472 so On. SS4 AZ
mo, prin. and int Mr. Fortin,
10. 7-50O0. FORTIN REALTY,
GREENBELT: 2-bedrm. frame house
recently painted; only S57.35 mo-,
incl. principal, interest, taxes, in
Surance, heat, hot water. all major
repairs; no settlement charges, low
down payment. 3-hedrm. brick
and-frame homes also avail.
GREENBELT REALTY, 81 Cen
terway, next to FIRE house,, IN
GREENBELT SHOPPING CENTER.
Open every day incl. Sun. CIR. L.
457l, CIR. 4-4351.
HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO ALL-THE
W. W. LEWIS CO. Multiple Listing
Realtors. HE. 4-350O.
HILLCREsT HTS.-3-bedrm. brk
rambler: sun porch over attached
garaRe, walk-out bsmt, rec. rm.
with frepl; on huge corner lot,
conv. schools and shopping; priced
rieht' easy terms.
MOORE & MOORE REALTORS
RE. $4,000 RE 6-SO6O
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HOUSES FoR sALE-vA.

ARLINGTON - B-bsdroom. 3-bath
new split-leVel: immediate oceu-
pancy: beautifully equipped kitch-
en-. screened porch: near elemen-
tary, junior and high schools: ex-
ceilent neichborhood; onlv S32.-
500. Call JE, $4,000: ewes, FL
6-5777. WIN. A. CHAPMAN
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Brk. Cape Cod

- MODE WITH GIG "CC''~
has the 4 bedrooms, . baths, sep.
dlnlnG rm, screened po:cH. Iuil
bsmt. capacity SO sought after
located in excellent close-in area
minutes to Pentsgor or D. c. So
this one this week end at 21oo N
Troy ST Of Lee hT. overloo6in
Lorc"r' l9rC.
Miller Real Estate Co.
CGp Miller (USMC. Ret ), Broker
IA. 4-4252 CL. $4,000
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SPECIAL

Or EClAL
Hard TO fnd-Half acre with p
bedroom -and-den home. Oil hot
water heat. Sl3,5O0, with $1,000
RoMER & CO.
Eyes. Mr.. Manuel. wavsriy s-iss0
Springbrook Forest
BEAUTIFUL WOODED LOT
Picturebook brick rambler: 3 bed
rms. . paths. separate dining
room v/f1repl: screened porch.
rec rm. "-ca- cAraee TODAY'S
BEST BUY AT $4,000. We take
trades
Hugh T. Peck Realtor
HE 4-l7OO till q PM.
TAKOMA PARK VALUE! Santa left
this package Just for youl It's a
well-kept older home appraised al
$4,000 and selling at Sl3.95n!
heat! RIPLEY CO. JU, 5-61iI.
TAKOMA PARK
DUTCH COLONIAL
Want a lot of house for the dollarP
and enclosed porches on LIST
floor: 3 bedrooms and bath on
End; . finished rooms and bath
in basement; FHA approved. with
small down payment,
ROBERT E LOHR. REALTOR
HE. 4-4000
WHEATON AREA-De luxe rambler,
, large bedrms., . compl. baths.
spacious dining rm.. kitchen with
table space, wall oven, and dis
posal, daylight bsmt.: large pic
ture window, roomy porch: level
fenced yard assume CT loan on
Sls,50O. with small dn. pymt
YOuNKIN 4. co IO 4.SnO0 vi O
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HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
ROCKWELL

- $500 DOWN. Buy
this 6-rm. rambler, excel. cond..
front and side porcheS, nice lot
with shade trees. HUGH 7. PECK,
10. 5-29q0.
ROCKVILLE NORBECK ROAD.
Rou,e IS. Three small houses and
1Ol~ acrtsi So. 600.
FRED B. CUSHMAN
WI. 8-9011 WA. ,6-040l
ROCKVILLE: only SI6,95O-Beaut.
3-bedrm. brick rambler with full
FOR YEARS AHEAD"
l90-ft. fenced yd. Assume lge.
4lzes loan, $40 total per mo.
W. J. NICHOLAS, HE. $1,000
ROCKVILLE = $3.50 DOWN buys
this Colonial with liv. rm.. sep.
din. rm.. . Ice bedrms.: on corner
level lot. HUGH T. PECK. 10.
5000.
ROCKVILLE-Only SI5.25O for g.
bedrm. brick rambler on nearly "a
acre with trees; full bSmt. close
to schools VII B-5I00 SUB
URBAN PROF. MGT.
ROSEMARY HILLS - IDEAL FOR
THE LARGE FAMILY. Lovelv cen
ter.hall Colonial with ) bedrmS
and baths. den. sep. din. rm.,
built.in garage. HUGH T. PECK.
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INVEST, PROP. WANTED

APT.-house or what have vou7
D, c. or Va. client waiting. z 2.
STEFFEY Real Est. JE. 4-0064.
APT, BLDG.-New. "A units; fully
rented: colored ~ Gross rent
with good loan. Ssyeral others
avail LEON SISSON, ANDRlS
REALTY, OIL. 2-aOI0. -----
MODERN, FIREPROOF 4-unit apt.
b!dg., good location. No brokers,
Box 460-V. Star
AL DC. Corporation mas UP to
e4On 0On in cash 10 invest in
prime real estate: must show lOes
not brokers. Send complete details
to Box 20S-R Star.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Mn.
KENsINoroN HEIGHTS

OPEN SUNDAY NOON TIL DARK
5 bedrms.. = baths. on q beautiful
lot. S22 $50. Best value We have
seen. Pull bsmt. with rec. area
sliding glass doors TO rear Woooeo
ward. Just completed and ready
for your inspection. Direc lions:
Geo. ave. to Viers Mil I'd. to
Univ. blvd. left Drumm, left
Faulkner. left one block 70 Coro-
nado. right l block TO 29lO Bur-
ton Hill DR.
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SACRIFICE

Now Is your chance to buy q COM
Portable, attractive home for less
than FHA value. Large brick
colonia! offers living room witt
fireplace, sep. dining rm.. with
kit, powder Tm., laundry rm. with
washer. drier and freezer and lge
screened porch on Ist floor: =:
twin bedrooms. bsmt. with rec
rm.; close-in location, opposite
golf course: FHA value at S23,'
500. Price. S32,I50
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Fine NE. Location

$4,000 So. #. modern 1-story ware
house or industrial bldss.. includ-
ing approx. 800 50. f. air-con.
ditioned oficeS. plus @5.000 50. II.
paved yard for trucking and park
ing. This unusually attractive
property available on long-term
lease. For details call
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

APPROX. 4,5OO SO. FIT.
Office included. Overhead
entrance door. In prime
Sc. location. Contact MR..
AYERS, Ii. 4-6101, for
appt. to inspect premises.
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Brick Colonial

'FG- fFoDFL '-ITP PIG PoOMs
has that frst-fioor den and pow
dc" rm. 81 much desired The
modern XII formal din. nm. 3
big i>cdrms, full finished bSmt.
PLUS central" air conditioning
adds up to about everything you
could ask for: especially when the
detached garage, covered patio.
largo wooded lot and close-in con-
velient location are thrown in for
S24,a51 CO see for vcurselF this
week end al SIS N. KENSINGTON
S., Cf Wil~~', blvd
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DESPERATE

NEW SPLIT-LEVEL
Builder is desperate and says sell
this split-level in prestige area on
l0,OO0-sa. 1T. wooded lot. Liv. rm
with fireplace, separate din. area
with sliding door to patio, de luxe
kit. with din. area. 3 bedrmS., l a
baths on upper level; lower level
offers paneled rec. rm. and den
TRADES ACCEPTED. Price re-
ducsd to S23,950 for immediate
sale. Ofie-S Considered.
SLIGO REALTY, Realtors
alS SliEo Ave. JU. s-s6uU
FOREST-ELEGANCE
is THE WORD THAT EXPRESSES
THIS NEW QUALITY PLUS center
hall, 4-bedrm. rambler, lge. liv. rm
with firepl., formal din. rm. NEW
EST AND MOST EXCITING KIT g..
full bsmt with frepl., Ice tree
shaded lot. Price S36,500 Call to
INSPECT HUGH T. PECK. 10
S-onQN
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ALEX AREA - Brick, . bedrmS
liv. rm, din. rm.. kit: fenced-in
yard. rear scr.-in porch: excel,
cond: conv. to bus, shopping;
$3.50 down: owner will nav settle
ment charges. Total price. 81 0,35O.
WELLINGTON REALTY. TIE. 6-4l -
ALEX. MT. VERNON BLVD.-Al
on one floor 2tx12 living rm. with
fireplace. bedrms.. . baths.
1Sx11 dining rm., pine-pane!ed
recreation rm: situated on . level
lots: best location and most living
space for 500 800 CALL IA.
5-6sO0 TODAY. SHANNON &
LUCHS. REALTORS, 2o55 Wilson
blvd
Allen. BEVERLY HILLS bed
rooms, rec rm.: l "a baths: washer.
driery dishwaSher: $50 300; as
sumo $40 FHA loan. KT. s-5376
ALEXANDRIA AREA
3-bedroom split-level
with carport. Hot-water Dashboard
heat and completely equipped
kitchen with large level lot o~d
walk-out entrance to lower level.
Minimum down, FLA and seller
will consider paving all LEGAL S..
tlement charges. Possession on
rental arrangement until settle
ment.
WILLIAM E.
BARNES co.
REAL ESTATE XII. s-12l0
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Sill. SPG.-"Centrally located" 5
avail. Mr. PRATT, JU s.7O3O.
WILL BUILD YOU a warehouse TO
suit: $1,000 SO. #, in Alex. Va:
III vs4ran SdnS hv8 9k udnsa 5TG% nasST rsST snd snd
lisht DE. 2-470o. MR. HERSoN.
100 SO Fl. Of priqe warehouse
Of Silver Spring, blk. from
Georgia ave. and Colesville road.
EN-. 3-5l56. JULIUS SANKIN. Also
suitable for showroom.
4 900 so. TT. warehouse space with
once; heart OF Bethesda: immed.
occupancy Write Boy 1S2-Y, Star.
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Weinberg g. Bush, Inc.

MODERN WAREHOUSES; AND IN
DUSTRIAL BLDGS, with and
units Of 5000 to $4,000 It with
ceilings from IA to 90 IT In
dustrial coming. recessed truck
docks, oeaut sir-cond ofices.
truck-level hS. Priced right for
long-term leases. Some bldgs.
avail in 80 days. All are l-hoor
plan: 20 minutes TO downtown.
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTIES, UN.
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EAST RIVERDALE
HUGH T. PECK

Pretty and neat; lovely 3-bedrm
brk., near St. Bernart's School,
only blk. to ShoppinE; S40U dn
A REAL, BITY. g1ITSO
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GOTHAM

REALTY. INC.
900 Arl. Blvd JE. 2-730o
Evening star., 1959-12-27

In your everyday rush long
enough to take a look at
this vacant 4-bedrm. brick
home. located in Riverdale
and in .ood condition .
full baths, sep. din. rm..
bsmt.. garage, front and
rear porches, lavel lot: Sl7,-
$50 with FFA snd VA n
rannLn- ana Ia I.lc
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-13
James River Baptist Association Will
Convene Thursday At Dillwyn Church

The concluding message Of the
morning session will be by Dr..
Floyd H. North, OF the Foreign
Mission Board Richmond, who will
speak on our School of Missions
to be Held in the Spring Of 1860
The afternoon devotional will be
led by Rev William w. Judy, new
pastor Of Antioch Field, Appomat-
tox. Dr.. ]. R. Johnson, Chaplain,
Virginia Baptist Hospital. Lynch
burg. will speak in behalf Of Our
Benevolent Institutions.
Following the business session,
special music will be rendered by
Bethlehem Church members. The
concluding message will be a Mes
sage On Evangelism by Rev.
Larry Wavcaster. pastor Of Jones
Chapel Baptist Church, Cumber-
land
Due to Illness. Jesse NJ. John
son. president of the General As
ISOLATION Of Virginia Baptist, Rich
mond, viii be unable to attend.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-13

The fall session of the James
River Baptist Association will meet
at Bethlehem Church, Dillwyn, Oc-
tober Is Registration will begin at
$50 am. The session will open at
10 am. with the moderator, l. A.
Flippen Of Cumberland presiding
The Rev NJ E Jacobs, new pas
tor Of New Hope Baptist Church.
Appomattox. viii lead the morn
ing devotional
Morning speakers Will include the
Rev Herman c. Inge. pastor of
Chester Baptist Church. Chester,
who Will speak on Oar Oppor-
tunities and Responsibilities in
Brotherhood Rev. l. Stuart Nc
Elroy. Of Richmond. who viii rep
resent The American Bible Society.
Rev Davis r White. pastor Of
Monument Heights Baptist Church.
Richmond. who VIII 5 p X on
Beverage Alcohol. the Pastor
Problem.
Special music Will be furnished
by the DillWyn Church
Milford chronicle., 1959-09-04
State Folk To Vote
For Natl Flower

During the month of October,
Delawareans, regardless of age,
will have an opportunity to vote in
most unique election advises the
Delaware State Development De-
partment.
This election, according to the
state information agency, doesn't
involve a single campaign speech
or expenditure of one cent of pub
lie funds. This is undoubtedly due
to the fact that Delawareans, along
with residents of the other 49
states, will be voting for flowers
not people.
For the past forty years, MEM
bers of Congress have attempted to
settle upon one flower as the Ma
tional Flower. Inasmuch as Con-
gressmen, like most other folks, are
partial to those things found in
abundance in their home states, a
variety of flowers have been pro-
posed as the Nations Floral En-
blem. During the current session
of Congress, the rose, marigold,
black-eyed susan, carnation and
Shasta daisey, as well as corn tas-
sci and plain old ordinary grass,
have been the subjects of bills in
Milford chronicle., 1959-09-04

The deputy attorney general
said also that he had had difficulty
in the case of John E. Dale, Jr.,
II, charged with assault and bat
terry because by the time he went
to the local prison to talk to him,
Dale was already up at the juv-
emile quarters.
1T seems to me-, he said, that
when a prisoner has been COM
mitted to the Sussex Correctional
Institution in default of bond, he
should stay there"
Mr.. Whitney said also that he
was going to try to work some
thing out so that magistrates will
notify him at once when someone
is committed to prison because he
can't raise a peace bond.
He brought into court Ernest
Kitchens, whom he said had been
committed in this manner follow
ing a family fracas, June 5 and
has been there ever since. He ask
ed that Kitchens be permitted to
sign his own bond and be let out
Of prison until the peace bond
CdulC up OAlCldlly III COuTI. 1ulS
was granted.
The Sussex County Women's
Democratic Club will meet We'd
nesday evening, September 8, at
s p. m. at Stems Landing near
Dagsboro for a picnic supper of
hot dogs, hamburgers, CLAIMS and
cold drinks.
The rain date has been set for
September IL
State Senator Curtis w. Steen
has been invited to be the speaker.
HOstesses for the affair will be
from the Sixth District and will
include: Mrs. Margaret Hudson,
Mrs. Matte Steen, Mrs. Pearl
Atwood Lynch, Jr., Mrs. Clarence
Townsend, Mrs. Irene Murray, Mrs.
Truitt, Mrs. Aubrey Murray, Mrs.
Clarence Lingo and Mrs. Ralph Ell
lott.
Since these affairs are informal,
they contribute much to interest.
A program is being arranged by
Mrs. Edna Brasure and the presi-
dent, Mrs. Mabel Lamden, has an
nounced that all members and
friends are invited to attend.
Milford chronicle., 1959-09-04
GEORGETOWN
Mrs. Constance Brown
Phones Georgetown $3.50

Deputy Attorney General Fred
erick P. Whitney told Judge James
b. Carey in Sussex County Superior
Court last Friday morning that he
and the probation officer are un-
der a disadvantage because of the
state prison system which whisks
women and juveniles up to their
respective special institutions be-
fore they have been interviewed.
He mentioned also that when de-
tainers from other states are filed
against prisoners sent to the Sus-
sex County Correctional Institu-
tion, they, too, are taken up to
New Castle County.
Mr.. Whitney made this comment
when a woman from Wilmington,
Miss Norma Lee Jefferson, 80, ac-
cused OF forgery, could not follow
the usual procedure of interview
ing the probation officer when CIV
en- a pre-sentence investigation.
Witnesses who accompanied her
had to be back for court in Will
mington by p. m.
Milford chronicle., 1959-09-04

d. m. There will be no charge for
admission but a free-will offering
will be received in the vestibule by
Mrs. w. Carroll Weleh, the Trea-
surer of the class. The entire net
proceeds will be for the Building
Fund.
A Variety Table will be in charge
of Mrs. George Hanson and her
committee. Home made ice cream
(Mrs. Clarence FARRELL, chairman
and Homemade cake Mrs. ]. A
Masten and Mrs. P C. Harrington
chairmen) will be for sale after
the program.
At 8:15 p. m. awards to the
winners of the most first prize blue
stickers in four classifications
Map, Woman, Girl, Boy. The pro-
gram will be a parade of amateur
hats. A contestant may make OF
trim a hat and wear it herself; OF
she may ask someone else to wear
it for her. The HAT-not the wear
er-will be judged in three classi-
fications: 1. Most beautiful hat;
2. Most original hat; g. Most comi-
cal hat Anyone willing to enter
a hat will please call Mrs. w. w
Sharp, Telephone Elk sS-8042.
Other chairmen are: Classifica.
tions, Mrs. Elmer Smith; Entries
Mrs. Preston Anthony; Arrange.
ment of Exhibits, Mrs. Roy Por.
ter, Mrs. Clarence Kemp, Mrs
Clarence Shockley, Mrs. H. G. Aus.
tin; Hobbies and Antiques, Mrs
Oscar Gillette and Mrs. FREQ
Greenly; Judges, Mrs. Clarence
Raughley; Tables, Mrs. w. Carroll
Welch,
Milford chronicle., 1959-09-04

Mrs. Martin Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace Hanson and Mrs. George
Hanson are spending week in
Rehoboth.
Mrs. Calvin Wells and son, DON
aid, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Hudson of Salisbury, Md, on Tues
day of last week.
Miss Frances Tharp entertained
group of friends at a picnic at
Trappe Pond on Monday, in honor
of her birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Ward of
Dover, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Tharp on Monday
evening.
Mrs. L. R. Beauchamp, Mrs. C. T.
Harrington, Miss Nancy Harring-
ton and Miss Michele Jack spent
Monday in Wilmington.
Miss Mary Margaret Masten of
Wilmington was the guest last
weekend of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
O'Neal.
Mrs. Eleanore Smith is a pa
tient in the Milford Memorial Hos
pital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Faulkner
returned home on Wednesday from
five weeks visit in Texas and are
spending a few days with Mrs.
Faulkner's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Graham.
Pvt. Charles E. Pearson arrived
home on Monday from Ft Jackson
S. O.. for ten days visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Pear
son. He will report to Ft. Sill
Okla, following his leave
Flower and Vegetable Show
Flower and Vegetable sponsored
by the Ever-Ready Glass of Asbury
Methodist Church School will be
held in Collins Hall of the Church
on Wednesday evening, September
16.
Everyone in the community re-
gardless of church affiliations is
invited to exhibit, and the commit
tee requests that all exhibits be
in Collins Hall by noon so they can
be arranged for judging in the af.
ternoon. Doors will open at 7:0(
Milford chronicle., 1959-09-04
HARRINGTON
Mrs. Ada PItIick
Phone EX-8-SS49

Mrs. William J. Ward of Dover,
and Mrs. Earl Sylvester visited
Nags Head, N. c., and Williams
burg, Va, last week. While in
North Carolina, they attended the
performance of "The Lost Colony"
and enjoyed 1.-The Common Glory
at Williamsburg, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Shaw were
the dinner guests on Saturday
evening of their son-in-law and
daughter, 1t and Mrs. James G..
Wilhelm of Middletown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Mann are
spending this week in Indiana.
Mrs. Annie Moore of Frederick.
Mrs. Howard Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs.
Millard Cooper and Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Nelson and daughter spent
part of last week touring Will
liamsburg, Yorktown and James
town, Va.
Miss Carol Hoffecker of Wilm-
ington, is the guest this week of
Miss Loretta Paskey.
Miss Sallie Pitlick spent few
days this week with her aunt, Miss
Emma Richards of Salisbury, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winder Massey,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Denney, Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Oliver and Mrs.
Frank O'Neal are occupying a cot
tage in Rehoboth this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Masten
and children spent last week on
motor trip in Canada.
1t. and Mrs. William Wix and
children and Miss Jean Thomas
spent last week with their grand
mother, Mrs. Bessie Stevenson at
her cottage in Rehoboth. Miss Ken
ma 10 McKnatt joined them for
the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. George Sparrow
of Delmar and Mr.. and Mrs. o. T.
Roberts spent Sunday with rela-
tives in Unionville, Pa.
Mrs. Arnold Gilstad, Mrs. Jona-
than Hopkins and Mrs. John Pit
lick were the dinner guests on
Thursday of Mrs. Charles Jerread
of Rehoboth.
Miss Deborah Markland of Will
mington, and Miss Lisa Doyle Mes
sick of Dover were the guests last
weekend of their uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Horleman.
Mrs. o. T. Roberts and Mrs.
W. w. Shaw attended the Kent
County Presidents and Directors
Meeting held in the Round Table
Club of Camden-Wyoming on
Wednesday.
Mr.. Reginald Nelson of Wilm-
ington and Mr.. and Mrs. Earle
Nelson and daughter, Kathy, spent
Saturday in Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph T. Rich
ardson and daughter, Mrs. Grace
Herman and Mrs. Clare Richard
son visited Mrs. Alice Bullard OF
Port Deposit, Md, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stafford and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Smith spent
last weekend in Hershey and
! Harrisburg, Pa.
Mrs. Charles Greenbaugh en-
tertained a group of friends in
honor of her husbands birthday, at
their home on Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Simpson are
receiving congratulations on the
arrival of a son, James Justin,
born in the Milford Memorial Hos
pital on Sunday. August 80.
Donald Wells is spending a few
days this week with his grand
mother, Mrs. Walter Wells of Sell
| byville.
Miss Grace w. Quillen and Miss
Joyce Hopkins spent Tuesday with
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hendricks
of Mt. Holly, N. J.
Miss Susan Mcdonald and James
Mcdonald accompanied their cou-
sin, Miss Ann Kelly, to her home
in Phillipsburg, N. c., on Tuesday,
and will be the guests for a few
days of their grandmother, Mrs
+, James Kelly.
Mrs. Melvin Brobst was a Iun-
cheon guest of Mrs. Courtland
Dill of FELTON,, on Monday.
Milford chronicle., 1959-09-04

troduced for the purpose of desig-
mating a National Flower.
Early next year, members of
Congress will have access to the
broadcast sampling of public opin-
ion ever undertaken when results
of the National Flower Election are
made known to them. While they
won't be obligated to designate the
polls No. choice as the National
Flower, it is quite possible that
appropriate legislation, based ON
the choice of a majority of those
who p particip at d in October's
Flower Election, may follow.
Anyhow-the Development De-
partment feels that all Delaware
ans should be made acquainted
with the fact that they can partic-
ipate in the nationwide balloting
and, in so doing, possibly influence
the choice of a floral emblem for
these United States.
The polling places? Any Della
ware florist shop bearing the en-
blem of the Florists Telegraph
Delivery Observation-Disclosures the
Development Department.
Milford chronicle., 1959-09-04
LITTLE BUNDLE, BIG LOAF

SAYREvILLE, N. ]. R)-Bern-
ard Saunders baked a five-foot
long loaf of chalah-a Jewish
bread-to celebrate the birth of his
son.
Saunders, bakery owner, used
so pounds of -four to make the As
pound loaf. "If my oven was lar
GER" he said, Il would have made
bigger one"
Milford chronicle., 1959-09-04
PINEAPPLES APLENTY

HONOLULU P)-Hawaii's pine
apple industry squeezed a record
amount of juice out of it's crop
Tor the year ending May 81, 1859
IL reports a total of 1886. 300
cases OF pineapple juice well above
the u million cases reported for
the previous year.
However, the 1888 figure did
not include the production of con-
centrated pineapple Juice.