davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1959-01-23

FOR SALE-Two male Boston ter
riers, perfectly marked. Cocker span
ieIs, black or blonde, males and fe-
males. All Axe. Reasonable. Call
GA-2-404S. S-21-1-16-2t
Milford chronicle., 1959-01-23

paint sprayers floor polishers, floor
sanders, hand sanders and ladders. The
Sherwin- Williams Company. 2 South
w 1nut Street, Milford. Phone
GA-2-S857. 25-8-22-tf
Milford chronicle., 1959-01-23

FOR SALE-Unpresse pork crack
lings, so pound lots, SC pound. White
Packing CO, Inc, Lewes, Delaware.
1-16-tf
Milford chronicle., 1959-01-23

FOR SALE-Farmway barn cleaner
Let us come and measure and give
free estimate. Also. on all orders taken
now, giving per cert discount on
silos at last years price. Jack Lar
imore. Harrington. Phone EX-8-8727.
L-35-10-24-tf
Milford chronicle., 1959-01-23

FOR RENT-Six room bungalow at
Staytonsville, miles from Milford.
Bath, hot water and floor heater I'm
mediate possession. Must be clean
tenants $500 a month, furnished.
Phone GA-2-932S W-29-1-23-1t
Milford chronicle., 1959-01-23

LIVESTOCK WANTED Regard
less of type and condition. Highest
prices paid. Buy and sell with COM
plete confidence. Sale every Wednes-
day Caroline Sales. Livestock Auc-
ton Market, Route z04. Denton, Nd.
Phone 265- 30-8-zz-ff
Milford chronicle., 1959-01-23

NOTICTc-Home remodeiing and lm~
ors. storm windows and doors. cera-
mic tile, reasonable prices, free esff-
mates cheerfully given, bank financing
available. Three years to pay. Cau
c0llect--AV-4-460s Harold & Wright
Milford chronicle., 1959-01-23

JOHN DEERE MANURE SPREAD
Err FOR SALE-Phone Lewes 7941.
D-1-16-4t
Milford chronicle., 1959-01-23

FOR RENT-Unfurnish two bed
room house, 100 N. e. Tenth Street.
month. Phone GA-2-4214 or GA-2-
9514. S-20-1-23-tf
Milford chronicle., 1959-01-23

FOR RENT-Three bedroom home,
now available. 914 S. E. Front Street.
Milford, Del Rumpstich Machine
Works. GA-2-4S16. 17-1-16-2t
Milford chronicle., 1959-01-23

FOR SALE-1956 Ford, good condi-
tion, also carpenter tools, including
small electric drill. 2 small electric
saws, wrenches, squares. etc. Call for
tools Saturday only. sdrs. Alice Grif-
fifth. Harrington. Phone EH-8-3591.
S1-1-16-2t
Milford chronicle., 1959-01-23
WANTED: DESK CLERK

This is six days a week job Apply
Chief of Police Robert Downs. Milford
Police Department in person only,
Permanent position for the right per-
son. 1-23.tf
Milford chronicle., 1959-01-23

FOR RENT-Four bedroom house in
Milton. Garage, electric stove, wash
ing machine, refrigerator. Phone Mill
ton 4622 for appointment. T-18-I-23-1t
Milford chronicle., 1959-01-23

NOTICE-We cordially invite you
to see our complete selection of gifts
cosmetics, toys, sundries, at Milford
Pharmacy fnext to A&Pl. We are
open evenings til 10 D. m for your
shopping convenience. We viii gift
wrap free Of charge. 39411 -21 If
Milford chronicle., 1959-01-23
0RIvgR-sALFsMAN WANTED

for established dry cleaning and laun-
dry route, paid vacation and other ex-
tras. Snow White Laundry. Mills
boro. Phone 2451. 21-1-2-tf
Milford chronicle., 1959-01-23

FOR SALESmall size Manchester
terrner puppies. H. Wilbur Hynson,
Greenwood, Route 13. Phone Field
stone 9-4244. 1-23-3t
Milford chronicle., 1959-01-23

FOR RENT-F'urnished three room
apartment, private bath, gas range,
electric refrigerator, hot water, wash
room and washer no children or pets
701 S. E. Front Street. Milford Phone
GA-2-8943. R-29-1-9-tf
Milford chronicle., 1959-01-23

WANTED-Aged persons to care for
private first floor rooms. Gentlemen
only. The Witt Boarding and Nursing
Home for Aged Persons, Milford. Phone
GA-2-4362. 24-12-1z-tf
Milford chronicle., 1959-01-23

FOR SALE-1951 4-door super Buick
grey, good condition. Phone George
town 6810, day; Milton 1898 after $50
D. m. B-19-1-23-2 -2t
Milford chronicle., 1959-01-23
WANTED: no BUY-GOTNG BUS,
WANTED: BROILER MANURE

WANTED - Statesmen and woman
earn $4,000 to s14000 weekly. Full or
part time selling fine tableware, sfer-
ling, china, stainless, through leads.
Car necessary. Phone Milford GA-2-
92O4 Any evening after $50.
L-30-12-12-tf
Milford chronicle., 1959-01-23

FOR SALE+1940 Ford coupe, 48 en-
gine, '39 floor shift transmission, de-
chromed, electric doors. Donald Tat
man. Phone GA-2-8394. 1-23-1tp
Milford chronicle., 1959-01-23
MODERN FARM HOUSE FOR

RENT-Large rooms, hot water heat,
four bedrooms. laundry. bath, modern
Kitchen. Newly decorated. Frederica
DEerfieId 5-5387. $500 per month.
E-24-1-9-tf
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room
for one or two, next to bath, heat and
hot water; also furnished apartment
for small family. private bath Apply
at 306 South Walnut Street, Milford.
W-31-1-23-tf
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MODERN BEDROOM

JOHNSON HANDLEY JOHNSON Of
GRAND RAPIDS 6-Pc. Suite in saddle
walnut, consisting Of large double dresser.
mirror, s f., in. dual bed, 90 & 90
chest, and night tables. ||~
FOUNDERS Famous "Charter Group" 4
Pc. Suite in oiled walnut. Consists OF dou.
BILE dresser, mirror, double 90E m
bed and chest. Reg. 1900, 0ZS'~V
AMERICAN SHOT, Ape. African Rose.
wood Suite, consisting of double dresser,
mirror, chest, double book.
case bed. japanese Con ROC. so
Temporary. Res. $500
HERITAGE COURIER 7.Pc. Nutria Wal.
nut Master Suite, with oriental influence.
Consists Of large triple dresser, mirror,
chest, 6 #, in. dual bed with carriers,
. night tables, and jewel 00E m
chest. Reg. l,265.O0 --- IZ0'~~
DESIGNER 6Pc. Suite Of selected native
walnut in distressed pumice finish. with
Renaissance accents. Consists Of 84.inch
dresser, mirror, choice OF double or dual
bed, chest and 2 night E0E 00
DORIAN 6-Pc. Contemporary Suite in
,lighttoned mahogany, modern lines with
Old World overtones. Consists Of 84inch
triple dresser, mirror, choice OF double
or dual bed, chest, and night tables.
Traveriine marble on mir. Z0E m
ror and headbOard $1,000 WV
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MORCANTON Light Mahog.
any Servers Or Bachelor 6o.0S
CHIPPENDALE 9.Pe. Swirl Mahogany
Senior Dining Suites, consisting Of full.
size eredenza buffet, breakfronl china,
extension table, . arm and A70 m
side chairs. Very special ~ WV
FRENCH PROVINCIAL o.Pc. Cherry,
Full-Size Senior Suites, consisting Of buf.
fet, breakfront china, ex.
tension table, 2 arm and 400 90
4 side chairs --------
FRENCH PROVINCIAL Walnut o.Pc.
Full-Size Senior Suites, consisting Of bui.
fet, breakfrOnt china, extension table,
2 arm and 4 tide chairs. E10 m
Very special ------------ 9u1
GEORGIAN Massive 9-Pc. Swirl Mahogany
Full-SiSe Senior Suites, consisting Of ere.
denza buffet, breakfront china, extension
table, arm and : side S0S 90
chairs. Very speeial.----- SI0S~
CHINESE DECORATED Black Lacquer
Full-Size Suite, consisting Of buffet, oval
extension table, serving
table, arm and 4 side QS0 90
chairs. Reg. l,l950O--
SOLID ROCK MAPLE Early American
42inch round extension
table and sturdy mates 40 m
chairs ------------------
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TRAD. BEDROOM

DREXEL APE. Chippendale Swirl Ma
hogany suites. consisting Of serpentine
front, triple dresser. mirror, tall chest.
and double bed. Very $4,000
special --------------- -
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aavs from all over America have been visiting our newly dOn stores Their enthusiasm
most haterng Knowing how important for their factories
Now that the first blush natey we find with furniture
o. wi
items with
THESE FAMOUS MAKERS ARE REPRESENTED IN THIS SALE
. .
Only II Partial Lnt. Many Others On Sale
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3.Pc STEPHEN Italian Provincial All
Foam Sectional Sofa, tufted back, fruit
wood frame, turquoise COX az
textured fabric ------ 0IS
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FANCHER Open Stock All Cherry
French Provincial Pieces, consisting Of
servers, buffet with hutch top, drop.
Leaf tables, arm and side u orr
chairs -----------------
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BLOWING ROCK APE. French Provincial
Fruitwood Suites, consisting Of triple
dresser, mirror, double 0A0 90
bed, and chest on chest. &RI~
NATIONAL Ape. Italian Provincial Tus-
cany Walnut Suites, consisting Of double
dresser, mirror, double bed,
and night table. Very Z08.00
special ------------------
GEORGETOWN GALLERIES 6Pc. Solid
Mahogany Suite, consisting Of double
dresser, mirror, double bed, chest on
chest, and night tables. k0S 90
Reg. oO5.OO- OZ0'~S
ROMWEBER 6Pc. Fruitwood French
Provincial Master Suite, consisting of
Tin. triple dresser base, mirror, s f., s in.
dual bed with carriers,
chest and night tables. T1Q6.OO
Reg. 1,695OO $1,000
HIBRITEN 6.Pc. Massive Georgian Swirl
Mahogany Suite, consisting of triple
dresser, mirror, double bed,
chest on chest and 2 night $3.50
tables --------
DECORATOR 6-Pc. Shaded Pumice Finish
ON Cherry French Provincial Suite, con-
sisting Of triple dresser, mirror, chest on
chest, double bed and . 7oS.0O
might tables -------------
NATIONAL Ape. Italian Provincial Tus-
eany Walnut Suites, consisting Of triple
dresser, mirror, chest on chest, and choice
g, Of. double e.! lie or dual bed. 44Q.oo
Ape. Antique White and Gold French
Provincial Suites, consisting Of double
dresser, mirror, double 900 90
bed and chest. Reg. S64.OO &OO
DESIGNER 6.Pc. Doeskin Finish on
Cherry Venetian Suite, consisting Of triple
dresser base, mirror, dual bed, chest. and
|; .s His q tables. Res. 1850
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TRAD. DINING ROOM

MORCANT0N Swirl Mahogany Dun
can Phyfe Dropleaf En-. 20 OK
tension Tables. Reg. 1880 Oz'S~
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ITEMS LISTED HERE ON
SALE AT MAJOR
WASHINGTON ONLY
gil SeUeuth 81. NV.
SLEEP SOFAS

SLEEP SOFAS
PULLMAN Sleep Sofa, light green,
reversible foam rubber A00 m
cushions --------------- &@
PULLMAN Sleep Sofa. gold textured
fabric, reversible foam rub 900 m
Der cushions --------- ZZ1'VV
PULLMAN Sleep Sofa, blue fabric, re.
yersible foam rubber cush. 900 m
IONS ------------------ %@
MODERN OCCASIONAL
IMPERIAL Of Grand Rapids Corner
Table in sahara finish. zE m
Reg. 1880 ------------ l0'VV
DECORATOR Walnut Step 90 m
Table. Res. 75.00----------- oZ'VN
DECORATOR Walnut End "a a.
Table. Res. $3.50 Z4'UV
42-Inch Round Tile Top Cock.
tail Table with lazy susan. TX 90
Reg. 1900 ---------------
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MODERN DINING ROOM
IMPORTED Round Walnut Extension
Dining Table from Vest 90 50
Germany ------------------
TEA WAGON with 2 shelves, walnut
plastic tops and brass finished anodized
aluminium i1ASas. Very % OK
special ------------ Zz'-~
AMERICAN SHOJI Dining Pieces in Al.
rican Rosewood, consisting of Bullets, hutch
tops, chinas, round and rectangular ex.
. ID: sA. TABLES, arm and 2O9o OFF
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VALLEY Modern Armless Sofa, in
genuine tOp-grained leather with ira.
punto work, all foam TOO en-
back and seat ------ II1"S
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PLASTIC TOP Round Walnut Low Dining
Table and I washable pl.s; TOO. 90
Pr. FANCHER Italian Contemporary host
and hostess dining arm chairs, fruit.
wood all 10 OK
cherry ------------------- 11e
6S.inch CLASSIC tawny mahogany break.
front, beveled plate glass top doors, 2
metal grill doors, leather writing com.
partment and 4 doors in 3E0 m
Open Stock French Provincial Dining
Room Series, consisting Of buffeis, hutch
tops, servers, oval extension tables, drop.
leaf extension tables, upholstered back
chairs, figure 9 chairs and ladder-back
chairs ------- Substantially Reduced
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TRAD. LIVING ROOM

Pr. MCM @Helga" Black Lscquered Empire
Chairs, cane back and
seat, foam rubber revers- 100 SO -.
ible seat cushions
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TRAD. OCCASIONAL

1nADs ONOAO1OlNAL
HOWARD MILLER French Provincial
Cherry Grandfather Clocks. 40 20
Reg. 10000, plus tax ------
WEIMAN Mahogany Com 90 90
mode Table. As is. Res. 1850 -
WEIMAN Mahogany Drum 90 Sn
Table. Reg. l9o.S0----------
IMPERIAL Of Grand Rapids End Table
in cherry and walnut. Res. % 90
WEIMAN French Provincial Cocktail
Table in venetian blue with 0A7S
white leather top. Reg. 1880
Pr. WEIMAN French Provincial Lamp
Tables in venetian blue with white leather
top. Matches cocktail Ia. OF 30
bic above. Reg. 1880 81 -
BAKER Round Italian ON m
Provincial Cocktail table &VV'OO
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HERITAGE "Courier" Group Dining
Suite, consisting Of breakfront china,
extension table, 2 arm $1,000
and . side chairs. 1890
Reg. l,664.OO -------- sS%A
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VALLEY Pillow Back Sofa, loose rever.
sible foam rubber pillow backs, / foam
rubber seat cushion, smoke 900 m
and white fabric ------- oZT'SV
SELIC Modern Sofa in orange tufted plas.
tic fabric, foam rubber TOE m
reversible seat cushions - BZS'~S
2-Pc. VALLEY Sectional Sofa. IA feet long,
with attached back tables in walnut.
s SS1@ f fSssis seat cushions $4,000
VALLEY Wide Arm Sole with solid brass
base, reversible foam rubber seat cushion,
covered in expensive beige 90E M
fabric ------------------- -
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MODERN LIVING ROOM

VALLEY Scandinavian Modern Lounge
Chair, reversible foam cush. 0A "a
ion, hyacinth ----------- TX.SV
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s.Pe. STANBUILT Unusual Modern See.
tional Sofa, 2 curved see A0P a.
tons and round Ottoman. 42o.UV
~
Fl. VALLEY Modern Lounge, Occssionaf-
S s1am.. yellow fabric black ZOO.
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Braves Widen Margin
Despite Aaron 5 Cooling

Johnny Klippstein (4-O) was
the winner as the second OF
four Dodger pitchers. Willard
Schmidt t1-i) lost it.
A two-run pinch single by
Jim Marshall capped a winning
three-run ninth for the Cubs
after the Phils had taken a rs
lead with three in the top of
the ninth, two on Wally Posts
pinch homer. Sammy Taylor
also homered for the Cubs,
while Carl Sawatski. who drove
in four runs, homered Tor the
Phils. Ex-Cub Taylor Phillips
(0-3) lost it and Don Elston
(3-D won it. both in relief.
Gino Cimoli hammered a two
run homer and Bill White drove
in three runs for the Cards as
Larry jackson (2-5) heat Pitts
burgh with a nine-hitter. He
blanked the Pirates after this
third as the Cards beat Ron
Kline (3-2). All three CARD
victories in the string have
been l2-hit. 81 decisions,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20
FBI Pulls Even
With Shutouf

Federal Bureau Of Investiga-
ton evened its record at IL in
the Industrial Sandlot Baseball
League with a 60 victory over
the Jack Blank team yesterday
on the West Ellipse.
Steve Bauk allowed only six
hits, all singles, struck out seven
and walked three. The G-Men
put the game away in the sixth
inning with a three-run rally
in which Ernie Cage hit a two
run triple.
Jack Blank. 600 600 O0O-O 8 .
FBf 100 OBJ 00x--6 81 1
Evans. Norwood (6l and Marta
3auk and Mccarthy, Padgett t9l.
The schedule; tAll games at
$50 pm. on the West Ellipse) /:
Today-Union Printers VS.. volks-
wagen
Tomorrow silver Hill VS.. Union
Friday-Jack Blank vs.. volkswasen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20
All Athletes
To Get Awards

The annual sports awards
dinner by the American Uni
yersity "A' Club viii be held
at 7 pm. tomorrow at Mary
Croydon Hall on the campus.
About l25 athletes in nine
sports will receive their letters.
There also will be a number Of
special awards.
The Eagles will be celebrate
ing their best athletic year
since the program was en-
larged to include nine sports,
During the 1859 seasons they
won SO contests, lost As and had
/ tie, the latter in soccer.
DR.. Hurst r. Anderson. uni
versity president. will speak
Master of ceremonies will be
Staff (Pop) Cassell. former
basketball coach and director
of athletics who now is as
sistant to the president.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20
Senator'S Rely
On kenlmerer
.ToStop Skid

( Continued From Page F-1
move again was accented in
the fourth inning when Bertoia
and Porter singled with one
out. Sanford flied to Minnie
Minoso in left. and again clev-
enger batted. this time forcing
Bertoia at third.
With interest in the Sena-
tors at its highest level In years,
It behooves the front ONCE TO
sclrry around and present
Cookie with b more formidable
bullpen. The club feels. it can
so places with respectable
pitching. but chinks are begin
ming to show.
Griggs failed to survive the
second inning. which Rocky
Colavito opened with his 18th
homer into the leftfield bleach
ers. Singles BY Minoso and
Woody Held. plus Hal Naragon''
sacrifice fly, produced a second
run, and Jim Piersall slapped
Clevenger for a single. sending
another run across.
Piersall banged q homer intS
the centerfleld seats in the fiftf
inning. and Held thumped one
into the same sector in the
sixth to give the Indians a ST.
lead.
Porter cracked his first homer
into the leftfield bleachers Of
Dick Brodowski with one out in
the ninth. When Sanford fol-
lowed witha double. the Grove
perked UP. But Pinch-hittel
Julio Becquer popped out ane
Albie Pearson sent an easy fll
to Minoso.
NOTES: Piersall chased bacl
within a few feet Of the 408-foo
mark in center to spear Sievers
drive in the third inning :. jim
was clipped on the left foot b.
his own foul in the ninth 4. h,
hoped around for awhile, re,
turned to the Indians dugout
came back to the plate ant
grounded out. then left TIN
game.
The Senator'S night life i
killing them. -. They've los
10 Of IL games played undel
the lights. Manager Jol
Gordon of the Indians, whit
/ swung at Pedro Ramos in thu
brawl at Cleveland. was booeG
Justify when he made a tril
to the mound in the second
inning.
Pitcher Bill Fischer. whit
allowed only one earned rul
in % innings, was voted thu
Senators April player of TIL
month by writer's. i. Short
stop George Strickland Of tn,
Indians is out with a pulled
muscle. Second Basemar
Billy Martin is out with a sicI
batting average.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20

Continued From rage FL
ford (5-4O and believers Joe
Shipley and Dom zanni.
The Braves got it over with
fast, scoring four runs in the
first on Yves Covington's No. 2
homer, with two on, and Del
Cfandall's sixth homer. Cow
inpton. 3 for 4 drove in four
runs as the Braves finally
caught up with Sanford. The
big Highlander had beaten
them three in a row since April
10 Of last season.
Jas Goes Route
Joey Jay t2-11 pitched his
first complete game for the
Braves since last July. giving
up seven hits and striking out
eight. He lost his shutout in
the fourth on singles by Willie
Mays and Orlando Cepeda and
an infieid out.
The Dodgers made 1t with
i've unearned runs. putting it
away with four gift runs in the
sixth. when Charlie Meals two
run double cracked a 3-3 tie.
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Orioles Win
Hard Way 10
Stay Close

Continued From Page FL
place New York BY beating the
Yankees, 6-3. The Kansas City
|at Boston game was rained
out.
O'Dell's homer came In the
second inning, following q
walk, against Billy Pierce. The
switch-hitting O'Dell, batting
righthanded. punched the ball
down the rightfield line and II
bounced over the head Of the
charging Al Smith. It was
ODell's second home run In
i've major league seasons--both
against the White sox.
Opell (2-2) gave up five Of
the White Sox hits. hlankin1
them on three hits until the
seventh, when he gave up 9
walk and singles by Pinch-hit.
ter John Romano and Luii
! Aparicio. o'Dell called 1t quit
lin that inning. after bruisinI
his leg fielding a grounder.
The Orioles, who now hav,
won 10 ofg13 one-run decisions
managed just four hits. thre'
inf Pierce (5-3) in his 81,
innings.
. The Tigers, who can ,swaI
places with the Yankees b.
4 winning today's wrap-up Of |
Iltwo-game series. chased Whitel
Ford t3-3) in a four-run mrs
inning. They counted two NOR
lon Rocky Bridges single in tn
fourth. then were blanke'
without a hit by Art Ditma'
and Tom Sturdivant.
The Yankees out hit De
troit, 1913, but Don Moss
squared his record at 20 will
his second victory over tn
! Yankees, who have lost five Il
a row to the Tigers, includin
three this season.
:. Ford hadn't been knocks
out in the first inning sine
. April 81, 1855. when the Whit
Sox did it. He now has los
four straight to Detroit sine
May /. 1856.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20
Argyle Goes
To Front in
WDGAG Golf

When four Of the 10 prize
winners In the Women's Dis
|trict Golf Association Keefer
Cup play last week came from
Argyle 1t might have been a
tipoff on what was coming this
summer In the WDGA team
matches.
In scoring an 8 Ia-to- u point
victory over Columbia yester-
day at Army Navy Fairfax
Club. Argyle vaulted into first
place IN Division I as last
weeks leader. Army Navy, drew
a bye. Argyle has a team total
or 1871 points.
Chevy Chase, defending
champion. defeated Kenwood
6-3. to take second place with
liz points. Kenwood is third
with II points followed BY
Army Navy, 10. and Colum-
lbia, s.
CHEVY CHASE iusissn q oiKs ENwoop. =
Mrs. u G. Ferriday and Mrs. Web
Hayes chevy Chase scored point
4 10 for Mrs. II NJ Mccartney AMI
Betty Meckley {KenWoodli Mrs. AEnolI
s M,Ieo1 sna MEs w tcfsa n - scn ny.
Lee XleSsnd ds ar ri Ms. peter ~ Tro K
lchaud fKenWoodl. Miss Isandra Plat
and Mrs Charles Hawley fChey
Chase scored 2 n points 70 "a for Mrs
III w Williams and Mrs. James Some
AR6YEE, ga, COLUMBIA. "a
/ Mrs. Frank Cush and Miss GeorRi
Mae McKeeyer lAreylel scored ~
points % y for Mrs. John Kerkaii an
Mrs Mrs Thomas as Konop sSu ana Miss HIS4 Alie
Y RatcliIe tAFgylel scored 2 points. :
10 for Mrs Irving swanson and Mr.
Sam Croker tColumbiab; Mrs. w.
1 Howard and 3. Hanley tArgyle
a Bs'S Ms Ken Rmss tc sSs
STANDINGS
! Argyle, I5h points: Chevy Chasl
Navy. 10 points: coiumbia. 8 point
4 Division Two
1. W0odTnont defeated Congresslona
7-1, and washington defeated Primo
Georges, 61a-l11, At indian Sprtn
Country Club
Division Three
Chevy Chase defeated Bethesda, 81
and Army Navy defeated WoOdmon
!. -, at Court House Country Club
Division Four
Belle Haven defeated Coneressiona
sd. and Indian Spring defeated Mar
Division Five
Columbia defeated Argyle. 5is-al
and WaShington defeated Kenwuoi
ST.. at Chevy Chase Country Club
Division Six
Indian Spring defeated Army Nav
5-4. and Belle Haven defeated Wood
Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-20
Cubs sion Collection

CHICAGO. May 20 (AP) -
The Cubs have signed Peter
Embry, %, University of Texas
outfielder. Embry. 190-pound-
er, was assigned to San Antonio
and will report after he gradu-
ates June 4.
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-10-16

Z. Dunkum near DiilWyn.
Mfr. and Mrs. W. T. SatterWhite
and p. W. White, of Richmond.
were supper guests Saturday Of Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Duncan.
Mr. and Mrs. e. A. Carnes and
Everett, Jr.. and Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Davis. Of Cumberland, visit
ed relatives in Richmond Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Scott and
children, OF Norfolk. spent the week
end in the p. l.. Duncan home.
Robin Scott remained to spend the
week with her grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Flippen and
family visited Mrs. John LeSueur
and family near Dillwyn, Sunday
afternoon
MI. and Mrs. Richard Barker
and Stella Clarke, of Fredericks-
burg were week end guests in the
j. M Barker home
Nh. and Mrs. Edward Pfeiffer
and Miss Nell Cooke. of Richmond.
and II. Z. Cooke visited relatives
in Lynchburg. Sunday
Willie and Robert Duncan and
Jimmie Cooke joined the PoWhatan
National Guards in the week end
encampment at A. P. Hill Reser-
walton.