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Evening star., 1959-10-22
Pre-Med in High School

The glamor class of Dis
trict public schools in one
where students wear white
coats, learn to use stethos-
copeS, make blood counts,
study bacteriology, and
actually practice what lies
ahead in college when they
explore medical science
further. For the full story,
see the cover story in Teen
Magazine with this Sun
days Star.
Evening star., 1959-12-20
CAROLE HIGHLANDS

COMFORTABLE COLONIAL
You'll love the sensible
features of this modest-but-
proud home 1t is brk., with
flawless finish: firepl., sep.
dining rm., equipped kit,
friendly paneled rec. rm.
with q bath. There are .
bedrms.. nursery and tiled
bath on 2nd A.: many other
extras; nr. everything. All
this for only S14.750.
THE W. W LEWIS co
Multiple Listing Realtors
HE. 4-3500
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GORDIN-MENSH GUIDE
TO BETTER LIVING

WOODLAWN MANOR -
New. brick split level
almost "a acre; 4 bed
rooms, ga baths. full
basement with 23-ft.
recreation room. Car
port: $500 down con-
ventional. Open Satur-
day and Sunday. l nm.
It'll dark. Drive out U. S.
] to Rte. 235 Wood
lawn Plantation. bear
left approx. l mile to
Patton blvd. turn left
! block to Roberts rd..
turn right for . blocks
to Buckner rd. and cor
ner house. S24,55O. Call
SO. 5-6190.
VIE N N 40 AK ON:
Sl.S50 down FHA-li2-
year-old brick rambler;
3 bedrooms, den, = baths,
recreation room. Quiet
q acre. Sl9,5O0. Call
FL. $4,000 to see it
today.
McLEAN's FINEST -
New, 5-bedroom brick
rambler on quiet wooded
cul-de-Sac. 22Xl4 living
room, formal dininR
room. 14-ft kitchen. 3
baths. > fireplaces, car
port. Walk to schools.
Open SATURDAY. and Sun
day, ! pm. til dark.
From Chain Bridge bear
right on Rte. 1913, con-
tinue to traffic light in
Mclean, turn left on Old
Dominion dr.. for approx.
u mile. turn right on
1909. then left on Long
fellow court. S33,q5O.
Call JA. 4-6O60.
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2-bedrm.. full-bsmt. brick k-and-
frame home, blks. from st
Marv's Church and School. public
elementary and jr. hiRh: no red
tape; immediate possession. Cali
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES,
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
fcONJINUEpl

BEACON HEIGHTS-As cute and
sparkling as anything you see in
the MAGAZINES, 3 bright bedrooms,
well-arranged kitchen, attractive
nyinS room, overlooking q beat
uful panoramic view. Situated
on large vell-kept fenced yard
that the kids will love. First time
onered, only S13.25O. Exclusive
with BOWERS BROS. AP. 7-S4OO.
BEAUTIFUL hNLLCREST HGTS.-
Minutes from ANDREWS-SUTT-
LAND A nearly new brick ram
oler US bedrms., liv nm, din,
y/built-il garage. Only 81 900
down and easy payments FREE
STATE PROPERTIES, LO. 7-0700.
Call Sun.
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FAIRFAX AREA-New,
3-bedroom, 2l2-bath brk-
ra m b Ter on i2-acre
wooded lot: 23Xl4 liv-
ms room. full basement
with fireplace. gadget-
packed kitchen. Walk to
bus. Open Saturday and
Sunday, ] pm til dark.
l4th st. Bridge out Ar
lington blvd. approx. 4
miles past Seven Cor
ners, left on Prosperity
ave Pine Ridge, to
Leroy pl., turn left to
house. S95,9n Call
CIR. 3-456O.
ALEXANDRIA-Near bus
and schools; 3-bedroom,
2-bath brick rambler:
3OX24 recreation room
in full basement. s.. 900
down, 25-vear LIST trust.
Open Sunday, l pm. til
dark. l4th St. Bridge
out Shirley hwy. to Rte.
Z turmoil, left on Rte. =
to Braddock rd.. bear
left on Braddock to
house 500. $50, 800. Call
XII. S-232O.
MOVE IN BEFORE
XMAS-New. 4-bedroom
! y bath rambler: verv
convenient to Fl. Bel
yoir; $3.50 down CT.
Open Sunday, pm til
dark. 14th St. Bridge
out Shirley hwy. 10
Woodbridge. Va, risht
on Rte. l23 to Horner
I'd, left on Horner I'd.
to 4th St, left on 4th
st. to Z st. left on z
ST to house. S16.5On.
Dial 7O3-GY. 10000.
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cENsUs-ANDREWs FIELD AREA
53Os PARK RID. CORAL HILLS

53Os PARK RID. CORAL HILLS
Reduced below FHA appraisal. for
quick sale, by OWNER. 4 ige. bed
rooms, . full baths; sep din. room,
fully equipped kit. eleven closets,
many other extras 10 s-7566.
CHEvERLY-BiE, 3-bedrm., Ia
petine in ,liv. and din, rooms,
master bedTm. 21x12, 2nd bed
I'm. sx13, large porch: full bsmt.
Many Many, extras: s22,95o, conyen-
eR9FqE's 5iReil s'F"f' baofERrrE5 fh9l gRINGF SF
cHILLUM; only S1s.95o-3-bed-
'00" ""RooMY0 0AsN Il sPHc1oUsS sPiSt GR5SniSi'
Plus first-fioor paneled den, full
tiled bsmt,; walking dist. to bus
and schools.
W ]. NICHOLAS HE. $1,000
CHILLUM-3-bedrm. brk, rambler:
din; rm.. firepl., lge. mod kit,
wall-to-wall carpeting, Ia baths.
llge. rec rm. excel buy at this
time. Owner anxious. asking SEQ
$50, Vacant, immed occupancy.
considered BERENs SALES. AP.
CLINTON -bedrm. brick and ma
sonry rambler Knotty pine rec.
rm., scr. porch, garage $3.50
down. Sl6.950. STATE REALTY
4 ms CO. Rt 3sl. Clinton. CY.
1896
CL0SE-IN MD.-A dream bunga-
low. all brick; only 2 yrs. old; full
bsmt.; all kinds of nice shrub
berry; may be bought with $3.50
cash dn;: FILA J M MEDLEY,
Agent. 10. S-5777.
COLLEGE PARK-3-b -bedrm. brick
rambler with bsmt.: large corner
lot; assume 5hes FHA loan with
small down payment. Can give
lmmed. poss. GREENRELT T RFATTY
&C. OR. 4-457l. CIR. 4-4351.
COkAJ. HILLS -bedrm. 3I8-bath
brk. home. priced below FHA fea-
lures incl. sep. din. rm.. den, dish
graSns gTsSner, auto washer, drier deep
ttrseze: garage AND sep furn apt.
Ior added income; sep entrance
FORI1N REALTY. LO 7-5OO0
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ORBIT

REAL ESTATE CO.
22l3 Mt, Vernon Ave, Alex. Va
kl. S-5lO6 XII. S-5lO1
ALEX. AREA-This lovely 3-bedrm
rambler, lge. fenced-in. level lot;
kitch. compl. equip. Assume 4aes
loan; total price, Sl2,75O; FLA,
5000 dn.. avail immed.
WELLINGTON REALTY
TIE. 6-41l5 CALL NOW
ALEX.-3 bins, full bsmt. OWNER
will finance responsible party
with no down payment. ST.
ALEX, BEVERLY HILLS bed
rooms, rec. rm., Ia baths, washer,
sumo 5Ast FHA loan. XII. S-5376.
ALEX AREA - Brick, . bedrms.,
Nv. rm din. rm., Eitch.; fenced
in yd.; rear Scr.-in porch; excel.
cond.: conv. to bus, shopping.
$3.50 down; owner will pay settle
ment charges. Total price, SlO.35O.
WELLINGTON REALTY TIE. 6-4ll5
ALEX. - AURORA
HILLS. Just listed, this excellent
brick 3-bedroom Colonial: excellent
size living rm. with fireplace. seps-
rate large dining rm. and prisht
EQUIPPED kitchen, full bsmt.. built
in garage and side screened porch.
an excellent home and well priced
at Sl9,95O. Call today and in
spect TOWN 4 COUNTRY. REAL
TORS, 1906 Mt. Vernon Ave.
Alex. TIE. 6-14l5, o to 8.
ALEX. -ARL. .-FAIRFAX-Look. moth
ing down. We mean it. Owner
says Sell my attractive home In
quiet, close-in Del RAY" This at
tractive bungalow has large living
rm., sep. dining rm., equipped
kitchen, . bedrms. and bath, nm
ished attic with one large bedrm.
oil hot-water heat; full bSmt
level lot and priced at S13.75O.
We think this is an excellent buy.
Beat IL If you can. TOWN &
COUNTRY, REALTORS, 3SO6 Mt
Vernon ave, Alex, TIE 6-l4lb,
Q til o.
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NR. WASH. -BALT. PKWY.-Terrific
buy on this 3 lge. bedrm home on
tree-Shaded lot lge. liv. rm., mod
kit. and bath, MANY extras: stove.
retgr, storm windows and doors,
and pay SSl per mo, Incl taxes
and ins. Z c. HILLEY a CO,
REAITOR. AP 1-1oOn
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1927 A ST, Seat Pleasant. Md
Modern brick rambler on lot,
S5xl so; 3 bedrms. > baths den
combination liv and din rm
5x3o; electric kit. lovely patio,
l6X24 with southern exposure
gas hot-water radiant heat; plenty
OF storage space in bSmt and
attic: conv. to school. bus etc.
designed for privacy and gracious
liVing.: price S26. 500 convenient
terms. Inspection by appt Cali
RUPERT. ST. 3S4S4 or RE.
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CANE spRNos. sharon I'd nr
JOSEPH FILIPPO
REALTY CO.

REALTY CO.
Realtors, 2Il3 Nrinnesota Ave Sc.
At Pa. Ave.
Over 25 Years Experience in Sales
Rentals, Property Mansgement
LU. 4-7717 LU. 2-5976
CAPITOL HTS. MD,
11Ol 60th ave. on L st.-New
stone house. 5 bedrms.. 3 tile
baths, 3 kitchens: S34,550. Open
Sat. Sun. AD, 2-7lS3, ewes 20'
CAROLE HIGHLANDS = Beaut.
52-ft brick rambler; entr foyer,
huge din. rm. and family rm., 3
twin-size bedrms.
STYLISH AND SMART"
Fully equip. kit. full bsmt.; assume
Ice. 4 II Go loan; 500 total per
month
W J. NICHOLAS HE 4-1OOO
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA,
CONTINUED
ALEXANDRIA

Start the New Year Right
IN your own home ASSUME IarEe
loan and move in in time to sins
in your own rec. rm. A nne
neighborhood comes free with this
all-brick 3-bedrm. rambler lust
of Janneys lane Complete GE
electric kitchen, full bsmt, built
in garage Only Sl9,75O. Call
NOW to see.
Evening star., 1959-12-20

74x506-ft. lot with 3-bedrm. brick
rambler. Adjoins Univ. Of Nd
property. Only years old.
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EXCLUSIVE AGENT
GORDIN-M N-MENSH
REALTY CORPORATION

U S ! at Route 1913
Woodbridge, Vireinia
Dial 7O3-Gypsy $4,000
1917 Quaker Lane
Alexandria. Virginia
King $3.50
Lee Hwy. Route 29-2iD
Fairfax. Virginia
Crescent 3-4560
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6E@ggn

-OpSHS
CAMP SPRINGS on Barto ave. nr.
Auth rd. - LARGE selection of
ramblers, split-levelS; 3-4-5 bed
rooms $4,000 and up. 10.
2-2l37.
HnLCREST HEIGHTS. 800 2Ist
ave.-Large corner brick rambler
with 4 bedrms., 3 baths. clubrm.,
2 stone hTepls, cleo kit, built-in
garage; priced for quick sale.
Open 2-b pm. 10. 2-2137.
HILLCREST HEIGHTS. near shop
ping center. 1888 Jameson st:
open 2-5 p.m.-Semidet. brk.:
lge. rms, 1st-h powder rm., rec.
rm.: FHA or conv. terms. RE.
CAMP SPRINGS. Sharon I'd. mr..
Branch ave. Open 2-6 Vacant
Large brk. rambler, br, lge.
elubrm., garage. l7-acre lot, oil
h.-w.h.. $@O.6OO. 10. 2-"l37.
CAPITOL HEIGHTS. of Central
ave-; ideal for nursery, large
family or private organization
Ia acres with large Colonial
brick home of 10 rms, . baths,
one on lst FIR; price S23,950.
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a3l North Glebe Road
Arlington, Virginia
jackson 4-6O6O
1915 Richmond Highway
Alexandria, Virginia
South 5-61gO
1861 BroOkfleid Plaza
Springfield. Virginia
Fleetwood 4-S60O
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Houses by Hughes
W. R. Hughes Co.
AP 400 pEATTNpc
HYATTSVITJE

HYATTSVILLE
r omy. well-preserved
older home. equipped with
all the items that make for
conf. living: tops in loc.,
with schools, shopping and
transp. nearby: 4 bedrms..
sep. din. rm., firepl in big
liv. rm.: bsmt.: h.-w heat:
det; garage: only S15,250
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IJNITSITAT,

WHEELER RID. AREA-Brick ram
bier in perfect cond.; large living
rm. with flrepl., sep. dining rm.,
family-size kitchen, paneled rec.
rm. Only 81 $50 down with FILA
financing. BERENS SALES, RE.
6-5400 til 9.
YULETIDE SPECIAL
Picturebook rambler on lge. lot; 3
bedrms or and den, paneled liv.
rm., table space kit: vacant: quick
poss. Only S400 dn. and S77.20
mo-: close to schools. shop. and
transp z c. HILIEY & CO.,
REALTOR, AP. 7-7200.
42-FT RAMBLER: new; all brick
3 bedrms.. sep. din. rm, full bsmt.
lge. lot: only S16.5OO. UN 4-S5S3.
peter j. hagan & son
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YULETIDE SPECIAL
63O5 CENTRAL AVE.

In Capitol Heights. business sec
ton: income now, S145 per mo.
Lot, 95-ft frontage by l35 IT; Q
story house: priced $4,000. CAPT.
DI. 7-s449, FREDERICK w, BER-
EMS, 1922 L st. NV.
Milford chronicle., 1959-01-23
Twenty Years Ago.
Taken from the Jan. "a, IasS Issue

Taken from the Jan. "a, 1882 Issl
Miss Marjorie C. STARK
weather. of Dover, general
secretary for Delaware, will
conduct a state survey to deter
mine a "state Bird. Other as
sociations will be asked to CO.
operate in the survey.
Elwood Mills was host to
very unique and enjoyable sup
per on Wednesday evening,
when a number of his friends
met to celebrate the close of
the coon hunting season. The
champion coon hunters east of
the Rocky Mountains are Ell
wood Mills and Roma Mariner,
so when four Delaware raccons
were the score, Immediately "a
coon supper to coon lovers
only was planned. Menu-Vir-
ginny corn breed, vegetables,
pickles, hot coffee. delicious
home made ice cream and cake,
surrounded Sir Raccoon in all
his majesty. Guests-Rodman
and Richard Mills, Edward
Trice. Roma Mariner. James d.
Mills. James Mills. Jr., Harry
Emory, Ralph e. Mills, Dan
Kinder, Eugene Mills, Ernest
Fitzgerald, Archibald Mills, Jo-
seph Kemp. A. e. Williams and
G. p. Carey.
Milford chronicle., 1959-01-23

j. Edward GOslee and w. B.
Hilyard, of Georgetown, going
to Wilmington, as jurors, met
with an accident by their car
skidding, running into an abut-
ment and turning over. Mr..
Hilyard is in Kent Hospital for
for a few days with slight in
ternal injuries. Mr.. Goslee was
able to be taken to his home.
es@
C.. J. Richards has been made
assistant superintendent of the
Home. Life Insurance Company
for the Eastern Sussex County
District. Mr.. Richards has been
succeeded in Milton as agent
by Charles Barker. Mr.. Rick
ards and wife will shortly re-
move to Lewes where they will
make their future home.
soA
A committee consisting of
VIM. L. Burton, Chas. T. Nelson
and Paul F. Carpenter were ap-
pointed 70 go to Philadelphia
and New York City to interview
two large manufacturers rela-
tive to getting a button factory
established in Lewes.
Milford chronicle., 1959-01-23
HOUSTON
Mrs. Viola 9,hlstlewoed
Phone: GA S~4944

A Thought-"It isn't the things
we do, It's the things we leave un-
done, That bring us a bit of heart
ache. At the set of sum-"
Church news for Sunday, jan
uary 25, Sabbath School at 10 a. m.
with Robert H. Yerkes, Sr., General
Supt.; Alvin Brown, Junior Supt.
Mrs. Charles Pearson, Cradle Roll
Supt.
The service of worship begins al
IL a. M, with the organ prelude,
Mrs. Agnes Webb at the keyboard
May we enter the Sanctuary with
the Spirit of worship and expect to
give and to receive a blessing.
Call to worship by the pastor,
Rev. Ray w. Kirwan. The Senior
and Chancel choirs will have spe-
cial numbers and the minister will
deliver the sermon. These sermons
are most inspiring and are food
for the soul.
The Methodist Youth Fellowship
will hold its meeting at 6:45 p. m.
There will be a Fellowship Cover
ed Dish supper held in the Fire
Hall, Friday, January %, beginning
at $50 D. m. 1t will be a get-to,.
gether to celebrate being back in
our church so quickly and feel
ing of good will toward our fellow
man. Everyone interested is invited
TO attend Each person is asked to
bring a place setting and each
family covered dish. The meat
course will be venison and will be
donated by Mr.. Alvin Brown. If
you have not been contacted about
what to bring, select one of the
following-relisfl, baked beas, peas,
macaroni, and cheese or cole slaw.
Mrs. Dorothy Pearson, President
of the OUR Glass and Mrs. Eleanor
Yerkes, President of the WSCS,
are acting as co-chairmen. Come
out and enjoy good eats and an
evening of fellowship.
The Methodist Men will meet in
the Fellowship Hall, Monday even
ing, January 26, beginning at p. m.
This meeting is open to all men of
the church and cordial invitation
is extended to all.
1AC ACE ul41 AACOLAl5 VA
the OUR Sunday School Glass,
Robert H. Yerkes, teacher, will be
held in the Fellowship Hall i'm
mediately following choir rehear-
sal, Wednesday evening, January
2S. The President, Mrs. Dorothy
Pearson, would like everyone possi-
Bile to be there as there is a lot
of business to discuss.
We are sorry to report Mrs. Lena
Johnson's condition doesn't show
very much Improvement, but we
sincerely hope it soon changes for
the better.
Mrs. Viola ThistlewoOd was quite
III last week, but is much better at
this time
Miss Joan Warner. of near Mil
ford. was a weekend guest of Miss
Connie Parvis.
Miss Annalee Thistlewootl spent
SATURDAY. night and sunday with her
grandmother, Mrs. Anna Sharp in
Harrington.
Milford chronicle., 1959-01-23

Family Night again win be OBJ
served in Bethel Methodist Church,
Sunday evening. 500 p. III, Jam
uary 25. Entire families are invited
to attend a Covered Dish Supper.
The purpose of Family Night is for
families to sit down and eat to-
gether with other families and be-
come better acquainted with each
other. There viii be a hymn fest
with the singing of familiar hymns,
devotions. a period of getting ac-
quainted and a colored sound film
will be shown The Covered Dish
Supper is a project of the WSCS.
Every family is requested to bring
one covered dish and twenty-five
cents for each member of the fam
lily TO help cover the expenses.
This Men of Bethel Methodist
Church, Lewes, win hold their An
nual Pancake and Sausage Supper,
Saturday, January 81. beginning at
400 p. m In addition to the ap-
petizing menu prepared by the
Methodist Men. this year scrapgie
will be served with the sausage
as requested The interesting fea-
ture about the supper is that each
person will be served all that he
can eat for the price of adults
$1.00 and children $3.50 The ample
space in the dining room of the
Fellowship Hall will give seating
to everyone without waiting. The
men chefs who are skilled cooks
have their own recipes which have
come into existence thru years of
experience as cooks in making de-
licious pancakes.
Milford chronicle., 1959-01-23
Thirty Years Ago.
Taken from the Jan. "a, 1923 Issue

Taken from the Jan. "a, 1929 Issu
To march out of a burning
building at five a. m, in the
dense fog with a number of
other boys. all scantily clad in
pajamas. bath robes and slip
pers, finding a pair of ladies'
high heeled shoes and silk
stockings and other apparel
welcome substitutes for his
own masculine clothes which
were lost with the building
that burned to the ground-all
this was the experience of Hy-
man Rosa, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Rosa, who attends VAL
ley Forge Military Academy,
at Devon, Pa. One of the cap
tains of the school awoke Fri
day morning to discover his
library in flames, the alarm was
given SO quickly and the boys
were so we'll trained that the
burning building was cleared
in one and a half minutes. The
roll was then called and all
the boys found to be present.
The boys are living now in st.
David's Golf Club House.
Milford chronicle., 1959-01-23

The State Highway Depart
ment has applied for a War
Department permit to COIL
struct a highway bridge across
Love Greek, on State Route "a,
between Midway and Mills
boro, in Sussex County.
H. l.. Smith, Japanese beetle
agent, in charge of Federal
quarantines in this state, with
Offices in Dover, has been
transferred 10 Gulf Port, Miss,
being assigned to the White
Fringe Beetle control work in
that state.
William Guy Lemex, 30 years
old ana his brother, H. Ross
I.emex, Is years old, of near
Milford, were killed last Fri
day afternoon when an oil
truck skidded and plowed into
their automobile on Chester
Pike. halfway between Marcus
Hook and the Delaware line.
They were sons of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. r. Lemex, Sr., of Shaw
nee Road, who operate a large
poultry farm there. Mr.. Lemex
is very active in Grange work
and is a past master of Milford
Grange.
Milford chronicle., 1959-01-23

Fl. L. Paynter has been load
ing cars at Nassau with pota-
toes and Clifford Wales has
been loading buckwheat at
Nassau.
Miss Ethel Layton has Sc
cured the management of the
Western Union Telegraph Co.
Office in Bridgeville. Earl Hast
ings, messenger. has been
transferred to Seaford.
e. G.. Stidham and Co., will
discontinue business in Green
wood, as Miss Blanche Ammer-
man is compelled to stay with
her mother since the death of
her aunt, Miss Matte Ammer-
man. The store is for rent and
all goods reduced in price.
At then. annual election of
officers, the members of the
Carlisle Fire Company, of Mill
ford, reelected Charles E. Var
ney, president; James p.
Pierce, vice president; George
T. Macklin. secretary; Roy E.
Pettyjohn, treasurer; James P.
Pierce. fire chief; Henry Ryder,
chief engineer; G. Donnan
Holzmueller, superintendent of
supplies.
Milford chronicle., 1959-01-23
The Past n Review
News As II Was Reported In The Chronicle
Forty Years Ago.
Taken from the Jan. IA, 1913 Issue

'aken from the Jan. IA, 1913 Essu
The contract for installing
the bathroom fixtures in the
Georgetown Jail was awarded
10 William r. Snyder, of
Georgetown, for the sum of
s4S7.O0.
William T. Hurdle, of Har-
beson. killed FIVE hogs last week
weighing as follows: SIT, 497,
364. 270, 270. The last two men,
toned were bought when small
pigs last May.
There Is an unusual lot of
hauling being done around
DEVILS woodward (near Green
wood) this winter. Some ars
cutting and hauling cord wood,
some are cutting and hauling
long length wood, while others
are hauling logs, for which they
are receiving fancy prices.
Lex Grier, OF Salisbury, who
shot down three German air
planes himself, and when fit
flew every day over the German
lines for seven months, has
arrived home with the French
Cross of Honor without a
scratch to show for the excit-
ing time. He is a son of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert ID. Grier, form
erly of Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1959-01-23
ADAMS CROSS RD,
hrs. Marion Robinson
phone Ff.a~4367

Mr.. and Mrs. William Mutter Of
Dover spent Saturday with their
daughters and family. here.
Mrs. Hugh Vincent OF Farming
ton was caller of Mrs. Edna Adj
ans on Thursday.
Mrs. William Dennis and two
girls are spending a week in Phil
adelphia with Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Dennis.
Mrs. Douglas Crosley and two
children of Washington spent Sat
urday with Mrs. William Dennis
and girls, also Marian Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Robinson en-
sertained at a s o'clock dinner on
Sunday
The wsCS OF Bloomery will
meet at the home of Mrs. Ethel
Bowdle on Wednesday. January 2s
at 1880 D. m.
Mrs. Marian Robinson and daugh-
ter. Virginia Lee Dennis. with two
girls spent Friday afternoon with
Mrs Lillia Leeser
Milford chronicle., 1959-01-23
Ten Years AGO.

'aken from the Jan. 21, 1949 Issu
Mr.. and Mrs. George Legates
welcomed their second daugh-
ter in Kent General Hospital,
on January 10. The Little Miss
has been named Louzena Mills
Legates for her aunt, Miss Lou
zena Mills, who is superinten-
dent at that hospital. Their
first daughter Is Joann.
MIR. and Mrs. Raymond Will
kins returned home last Tues
day after spending Christmas
and New Years In Burbank,
Calf, with their son, Ernest
and family. Little Miss Natalie
wilkins, who spent the summer
and autumn with her grand
parents. accompanied them
home. Mr.. and Mrs. wilkins
attended the Tournament OF
Roses on New Year Day.
see
Joseph L. Marshall. former
president of the Delaware
Bankers Association, and CASH
Ter OF the Lewes Tyast Com
pany. since 1929. mas been pro-
NOTED to President. Weston H.
Ellis, assistant cashier since
1912. has been elevated to the
position of cashier OF the iissti-
tuition. Mr.. Marshall succeeds
the late John M. Thompson,
president of the bank for the
past twenty years, who died
few months ago.
Milford chronicle., 1959-01-23
INGRATES

DAYTON. Ohio up Deciding
that Puerto Rican nurses needed
to improve their English, officials
1t Brown Hospital here agreed to
pay for courses at the University
Of Dayton.
First homework for two taking
n English composition course was
% write a business letter applying
Tor a job. Both turned in excellent
letters, so good that the girls sent
them to another hospital and got
new jobs.
Milford chronicle., 1959-01-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Hudson
have returned from Florida and
are occupying their new home
on Carey Street, Frankford.
Richard Wagamon and Jo-
seph Black, of Milton, travelled
to Iowa by plane, last week,
where they attended a weeks
session at the poultry school
in Cedar Rapids. ?
Miss Ruth Ann CoSerdale,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel G. Coverdale of Slaughter
Neck celebrated her 14th birth
day by entertaining the mem
bers of her Sunday School class
and friends from school on Fri
day evening at her home.
zee
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Redden,
of Delmar, have announced the
engagement of their daughter,
Miss Louise Redden, to Daniel
Connell. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. NJ. Connell. of Wrens, Ga.
Miss Redden is a graduate of
Delmar (Md.) High School and
is employed by Benjamins in
Salisbury, Md. Mr.. Connell is
employed by the Salisbury Tire
and Repair Co.. in Salisbury,
Md. The wedding will take
place IN the near future.