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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-04-15
21st Wedding Anniversary Was
Celebrated At The Cox Home

were there for the occasion. Also
visiting in the Clark home were
Mr.. and Mrs. George Henry
Blanks ard family. Mr.. and Mrs
Barrye Ferguson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Schmidt.
Easter services for Prince Ed
ward charge will be at Mt
Pleasant Church April II at Gas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Nelson
and family spent the week end
in Richmond with Mr.. and Mrs.
William Driskill and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Slayton
were visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wayne Gryder. Sunday night.
Mrs. Gryder has received word
from her son. Norman. who is
stationed at Fort Knox, KY. He
IS fine and misses all his friends,
but he wouldn't want any of them
to see him with his short haircut.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Newcomb
and family and Miss June New
comb visited Mr.. and Mrs. S. D.
Bailey. Sunday.
Mrs. Mamie Chappell spent the
week end in Farmville with her
sisters, Mrs. SuZie Hillsman and
Miss Halle McCraw. She and
her sisters plan to spend Easter
III Covington with Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse Ward and family.
Sympathy is expressed to Mrs.
Albert Davis and family after the
death OF her brother. Robert
Fields. Mr.. Fields made his
home at Abilene for a while a
few years ago.
Study Class
Mrs. Vernon E. Banks. Mrs.
Albert Davis. Mrs. Elizabeth
Driskill and Mrs. Elizabeth Denis
attended the study book class
held at brakes Branch on Tues
day.
Misses Mar care t Chappell,
Linda Hanover and Violet Han
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-04-15
Wingoes Moved
To Roanoke
Last Week

JETERSVILLE RURAL. April
IA = Mr.. and Mrs. Kinsey Jones
Wingo who have been spending
some time with the K. T. Win
goes, moved to Roanoke last
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. j. Hall at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Hall S
cousin, Guy Crenshaw, in Rich
mond last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Revere
of Richmond. and Mr.. and Mrs.
DerWood Lanning, who have
been spending some time in
Florida, spent the week end
with Mrs. George Wingo.
Mrs. Milton Anderson and
Miss Ada Anderson were visitors
to Richmond last Wednesday.
Mrs. j. E. Stone was the din
ner guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
N. j. Hall on Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wayne Keener and children.
Gerry and Gail, also visited
the Halls Sunday afternoon.
w. E. Farnsworth, who has
returned home from Medical
College Hospital, continues i'll at
his home.
Mrs. Stuart Morris is spend
ing some time with her daugh-
ter, Mrs Anne Linsey. of Vir-
GINA Beech.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-04-15
THE FARMv1ILF C-a) Herald. FRIDAY APRIL Is. 1890

cock attended a dance at the
home of Miss Betty Lloyd Irving.
Friday night.
Miss Margaret Chappell spent
the. week end with Margaret Sue
Fore and attended the Federation
Rally at Crewe, on Saturday.
Mrs. Helen Driskill win enter
tain her punior class on Saturday
at her home.
Mrs. Meredith Chappell will
have an Easter egg hunt for the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-04-15
Powhatan News

April IA Coach Guidon's
baseball team has gotten off to
a good start by winning its first
three games including a win
oyer Midlothian. On Tuesday
night, Louis plays Powha.an
under The lights at PoWhatan al
TI3n
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-04-15

M N. Bradley, of Michaux. died
at his home on the 18th He
was 81 years old
Mrs. Carrie Mays and daugh-
ter, Lena. Of Stuart. visited Mrs.
w. r. Parker this week. Mrs.
Mays went with Mrs. Parker to
Charlottesville to visit Mr.. Jes-
sup.
The Grand Master of Masons
IN Virginia Will pay an official
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-04-15

Old Abilene. April IA Mr.
and Mrs. Garland Clark and sons
helped Mr.. and Mrs. EldwoOd
Cox celebrate their 2lst wedding
anniversary Sunday with dinner
in their home. The Cox children
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-04-15

kindergarten class at Beulah On
Saturday.
Mrs. Fife pickerson and Miss
Annie McGehee visited Mrs. Gar
land Clark. Wednesday after
noon.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-04-15

Generally speaking the SITS
sex is the only spaniel to give
tongue upon finding game scent
Sports Afield
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-04-15

visit to the lodges OF the six
teenth masonic district which IN
Guides Fowhatan. Carter ylile.
Midlothian and Chester on Mon,
Evening star., 1960-07-24
CHARLES ii. JAMISON

CdARLES n. JAMlSON
235 A.-Georsia Ave. Extended
Modern S-rm. Southern Colonia
center-hall brick mansion I6X2'
liv rm., irepl.. din. rm., spa
cious mod, kit. Master bedrm
bath; 3 other bedrms., bath incl
maids rm. Full attic, bsmt., spa
cious rec. rm., firepl.. bar. oh.
VIII, rose garden, barbecue pit
putting green, 19-rm. pre-Civi
War stone house. good lines, man!
hreplaces. Slave quarter. cattll
barn. misc. farm bldgs., lake, or
chard, vineyard, $50 acres sod
70 acres oak timber. bal. grair
and hay. Macadam drive, excel
shade land, grant tract, Is mi
y. c. 100000. Terms.
l 75 A.-S-rm. center-hall house
ba tn, mod. kit. painted inside ane
out, very clean. 30-stall D. C
dairy 50xl00 barn. Misc. bldgs
LeiHe $3.50 mo. Price $500 pei
acre: terms, Y cash.
$50 A.H1River I'd. farm. mi front,
$3.50 per acre. Terms.
920 AM. Acc Germantown,
mod. houses. barns. entire trac
could be severed to proposeC
conduit. s525 per acre, Terms,
132 A.-Old Mil Stream, 25-ft
wide, Sugar Loaf Mt. area, 6-rm
house, D yrs. old, mod. kit, ;
bedrmS., bath, full bSmt., 36x6(
barn, silos. 40 acres sod. 80 acre.
wooded, bal. pasture. 81 mi. D. c
$3.50 per acre. Terms.
81 A-5-rm. frame house, liv
rm., din. rm., mod. kit. . bed.
rms. bath, part bsmt., horse barn
stream, Z acres sod, 2,00O-it
frontage. 25-mi. D. C. S2l,00O
Terms.
) A.-Boyd recently built ram.
bier. l2X2l liv. rm pic. wind
dinette. mod. kit. 3 bedrms.. bath
fun bsmt, oil heat, carport. excel
view. S2l,O00 Terms.
For rent Country estate neal
Barnesville. Spacious a-rm. main
house, Dutch Prov. architecture
liv. rm. 2Ox40. Firepl.. mod. Kit.
master bedrm. bath, 3 other bed.
rms. bath. maids rm., bath, OF
h.-w h., hdwd. floor. 4-car gar
3-rm. caretakers lodge, excel
shade. Very private Superior view
Lease completely furn. 5000. mo
Unfurn.. Sl75 per mo.
Charles II, Jamison, Poolesville. Nd
WI. S,9223 or 307-DI. 1895.
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IDEAL RETIREMENT
FARM

N. Gettysburg, Pa, 65 acres. s-rm
house, barn, fruit trees. timber
stream; SlT500. Phone aft
pm, DI. 7-3476.
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Southern MARYLAND

y
/. 80 acres. rich tobacco land. S1a-
se5e sfaSle toOaSe9 ace a0tmeSt S6od barns
house, stream, % $500 a ffontsss A on
paved road, near Chesapeake Bay.
.. Retiree special, l6 acres, modern
2-bedrm. home, bath, porch, base
ment: tenant house. 5ha-acre to-
bacco allotment, within 2 miles
OF Chesapeake Bay, 2 barns, on
State road.
3. Large stone columned home, 10
rms, oil heat, basement; AGAR
garage, so acres, farm house, 8
barns, outbuildings, 2S-acre to-
bacco allotment. committing dis
tance, near Chesapeake Bay.
4. 326-acre farm in high state of
cultivation, 3 miles waterfront,
perfectly restored, 9 rms, 3 baths,
white brick Colonial home, fire.
places, base board heat, slate roof,
wide verandas. , tenant houses,
one rented at $50 per month, oyster
beds. deep harbor overlooking Po-
tomac River.
8. Show place, great possibilities,
over 400 acres gentle, rolling land.
ideal for horse breeding or cattle
farm, over $50 acres cleared,
beautiful 3-story Colonial home,
basement large 2-Story porch with
pillars, 4la baths. spacious living
rm., dining rm., 6 bedrms.. kitch-
en-, furnished. hot water heat;
4-car garage with apartment over
top, streams, barns, cattle barn,
State road frontage, 2 farm trac-
tors. bulldozer. attractive terms,
available in whole or part.
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RIVER RD.- SENECA VIC.-5O acres
lge. mod. main house, 2 good
tenant houses; operating dairy
big barn, 2 Silos; many other
buildings, large stream, S67 800:
with 100 acres, Sll5,000; good
financing, good income property
GENE CAsTLEBERRY OIL. 4-1432
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
EARLY BRICK MANOR HOUSE
Listed in Foreman's Early Mary
land Manors: in excellent cond
for. restoration: 10 rms, wide
hall, staircase to ard A.; out
standing location with far views
Is acres land, large barn. pri-
vate entrance; only u mi. from
D; e. in Southern Maryland:
So ACREs-clean, productive
farm in rich Lower Marlboro
belt. 80 mi from D. c.: spotless
farm home, lEe: harm, tenant
valuable timber, stream, 5-acre
tive farm, $4,000.
HUNTINGToWN -. 10 acres: at
tractive white clapboard farm
house, s rooms, central heat,
sits back from highway with
large shade trees. $4,000, about
one third cash,
95 ACREs-A long level farm
fronting on , paved State roads.
tenant house, barn, tractor and
cellent trailer or mobile home
subdivision, zoning approval
not necessary, only $4,000 cash.
owners will carry mortgage for
balance. 9-acre tobacco allot.
PARIS-On road to Chesapeake
Beach, adjoining shopping cen
ter; mod. 2-bedrm. home with
adjoining shop or small store
bldg, suitable for barber shop oil
similar uses; J acre land 'front.'
90 ACRES bedroom and bath
home; tenant house. 3 barns: s.
acre tobacco allot., main high
way, corner location, only ~
mi. from the District: this farm
estate development, with over q
mile frontage on two highways
7 SMALL BLDG. SITES or from !
to 10 acres in rich, clean 1arm
area near Dunkirk, only 81 mi
from D, G.: priced from 1890 up;
about 80 A. clear. S A. top. al
lot, 3 hedrm. home, 2 barns,
stream in every field, valuable
timber. $4,000 one third cash,
coLoREDG2H acres on main
highway. $4,000. Also q acres,
Just of highway. $4,000 terms.
400 ACRES-Old Colonial home,
tenant house, 3 barns, 200 acres
clear, 9 acres tobacco; full new
equip. for cattle farming; $45,-
100 AcREs-comfortable 5-bedrm.
farmhouse; tenant house, >
barns. stable. 11-acre tobacco
allot. % mi. from the District,
IS AcREs-New mod. home, barn
stable; 6-acre tobacco allot.: fine
for tobacco, investment or small
stock operation; only % mi. from
the District.
100 ACRES-overlooking Patuxent
River, 32 mi from D, C. Out
standing bldg. site with far
views, fertile well draineu land,
tenant house, barns. II A.
tobacco allot Excellent for show
or horse farm
J. B. WATERS g. ASSOC,
Dunkirk, Md. Phone Alpine 7-273O
Prince Frederick PA and 4SS
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Southern MARYLAND

1. Harwood, 169 acres. modern g.
bedrm. home with nursery. hot
water heat; cinder block tenant
house with bath, 2 large tobacco
barns; large cattle shed and
stable with water and electricity;
S,S acre tobacco allotment, an
excellent farm, S47.50O.
2. SO acres. fenced. nice for small
farm; springs, on paved road,
S12. 900.
8, Parker's Greek. . acres, water
front on both sides, near Chesa-
peake Bay, $1,000.
4 Is acres, large Dutch Colonial
frame home, g bedrms.. 2 baths,
living rm., dining rm., large mod
ern kitchen. full basement, Q
barns. outbuildings, % miles D. C.
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY
CORP, Elsie West Williams, Lo-
THAN Nd. Phone University e
S006; II no answer call Prince
FTaderirk 1n2
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Dunkirk, Md. Phone Alpine 7-273C
Prince Frederick PA and 4SS
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

APPROX. l and Is acres, Is min
from new C.IA. bldg, ! block Of
Rte. z in LoUdoun Co. No land
ScapinR necesSArY BR S-Sh7I
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wARRENToN AREA, VA

61-acre retirement home or
country estate, Ia hrs. from
Wash, sdioins Boiling AFB
ofncers' open mess. rec. cent.
s rms, Ia baths, lge. c.b.
bldg. concrete a., deep well.
terrific lOc for active or re-
tired military officer who en-
joys golf fishing. hunting,
other rec on own estate or
at club. yet live at home:
churches, school store with
in walking distance; terms.
OWNER, KI. 9-2729 or Box
36l-H Star.
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52.ACRE TARM, 9s

52-ACRE FARM, IS acres clear,
streams. timber, pond sites, To-
baceo barn. mi. to town. Good
Terms term g ST. UNA MARYs sESITY :2So co 9n
Leonardtown Nd OR. 5-41T2
Nights and Sundays, OR. 5-3522
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- W INVOA . % 1ADOO'
2lNCE FREDERICK, MD
PHONE 1l4 and A2k
CAMP SITE,

SO ACRES-Wooded land in Blue
Ridge Mts. above Thurmont, on
public road. large flowing spark
ling stream. Excellent possibilities
for establishing children's or
hunting camp. Call L. H. Cricken-
berger. Rep. ZENT1 REALTY. 207
Thomas ave, Frederick, Md. Phi.
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CALVERT REALTY
AGENCY CORP.

Prince Frederick, Md. Phone los
If no answer call 1874.
IDEAL COUNTRY HOME-4 rich
acres, on lge. stream, near War
renton. Excel. fishing, hunting
Lovely 7-rm. dwelling, no bath
will cost S1,450 complete. Lge
trees, 6oxwood: garden, small
pymts. $50 mo. ALBERT FLET-
CHER, Phone l36, Warrenton, Va
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WEAVER
BROS, INC,

| M,ydIIUIS MORTGAGE Bankers
washington Bldg DI 7-S300
MANASSAS = rs acres, pasture.
stream, Groom house, SlS,T5O,
FAIRFAX REALTY, CIR. 3-2401.
Evening star., 1960-07-24
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

INDUSTRIAL PROPERTIES wanted
for sale or lease.
A. M. Roth Co, RE. 1880
Evening star., 1960-07-24
FARMS

LOUDoUN CoUNTY-A profitable
30-eow Grade-A dairy barn and
farm with 2 houses: calf and I'M
plement sheds and silos, in the
beautiful rolling rich land of the
well-known Loudoun valley. Al
falfa, corn and other rich-land-
type crops thrive on this farm
nr ns,rE1in Priesd Pptsd st .,:si: $4,000. Gan
CHARLES w. sYDNoR, Broker
Leesburg, Va, Spring 7-224l.
MONTGOMERY CoUNTY-A bar
ssls gain 70 5s,rS acres bn;,.s At only $40 per
$4,000 annually: mile Of black
top road frontage. Part Of farm
is beautiful plateau with pano-
rama from Sugarloaf Mountain
to Harpers Ferry. w. Va: bal
ance Is meadow with small river
meandering through Il. Perfect
for subdivision. gol! course or
institutional use. Call BOGLEY
IN Aoekvilie' Po; s.6l51, or J. C.
MT. AIRY, MARYLAND
For the large family. lO-rm. house
In Mt. Airy with bath, furnace,
scar garage, large lot, well kept,
nicely located: SI7.5O0.
100 acres in Frederick Co., near
Mt. Airy; 9-rm. dwelling with
bath. 2S stn. barn and other
bldgs. Large meadow with stream;
$4,000.
For country living. week end or re-
tirement. l acre on paved road
in Carroll Co. 2 bedrms., bath,
outoulidings: poSs. soon; $4,000.
h BURAETTE & son,
REAL TORS, MT. AIRY, MD
PHONE 1913.
Eyes, and Sunday, phone Mr..
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nm. AIRY, MARYLAND.
MOVE TO
HOWARD COUNTY

PAUL B. BEARD, REALTOR
You can now buy a nice brick 4 or
4 bedrm. home with $1,000 down
and pay like rent. Think it over
10 acres, 6-rm house. barn and
other bldgs. Beautiful location
IL mi. from Silver Spring.
IA acres, B-rm. house, barn and
other bldgs. Secluded. 10 mi from
Silver Spring on new route 90, 4
acres unimproved wooded over
looking lake. Priced TO sell. Bldg
age. Call Atlas 6-2164 or Howard
Evening star., 1960-07-24
BOYDS
70 ACRES

local cattle grazing or horse farm.
on hard-Surfaced road. House
neeos restorying. Only S22 800,
, GA1THERSBURG OFFICE
WI. s-9224 MOT A TOLL CALI
WHEATON OFFICE
LO. 4-S44O
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oEEIcEs, STUDIOS tsr RENroEEcEs STUDIOS ier RENT,
VIENNA

All or part Of q 2,75O-sq. It. area
with 50-foot window frontage on
main street in heart Of Vienna.
Entire 2nd floor Of Vienna's most
modern bldg. Ideal for ofnces, bal
let school. sports and hobby shop,
etc. Ample parking space. Phone
DAY, DU. 5-92S2; night. DU. g.
Evening star., 1960-07-24

BROCK HALL, Prince
Georges county-Beautiful
1-acre homeSiteS; wooded or
cleared; located on the
Largo-Msrlboro I'd. md.
2O2) only mi. north Of
Marlboro: only % min. to
D. c. and Bladensburg. Your
investment protected by COW
enantS and building restric-
tions. Reas. Liberal Terms,
Phone today for brochure.
SHERWOOD MANOR, Prince
Georges County only | mi.
north Of new WASHINGTON
and Annapolis expresSway
on U. s. 30l. only 20 min.
to D. C., Fort Meade and
BladenSburg. Beautiful l.
acre home sites, wooded or
cleared. Streets paved coun-
ty maintained. Protective
covenants and building re-
StrictionS. ReaS. priced lib
eral terms. Phone today for
brochure.
Savage, Md. nr. Laurel, 25
"a acre. lots; sewer, water
and gas avail; only ! min.
10 NSA and Ft Meade,
ReaS. Win subordinate.
LANHAM, Md beautiful
4-acre lots. ] mi. from
Wash. -B%lto. pkwy, Sewer,
water, l:as. VIII subordi-
M. LEO gTORCH
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-! LAMP! LAND! LAND
LAND INVESTORS
LAND

Acrease. commercial, industrial de-
Eelopment properties. Any size.
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$40 ACRES

- 4NA-hO
A rare find; / mi. on the beautiful
Rappahannock River over loo acres
of rich, level bottom land, balance
on beautiful rolling fields and
woodland; many of Americas S
prettiest building sites with view
Of Sky Line Drive: a 6-rm. older
home, with huge holly trees; lge.
bank barn . silos. 6-stall machine
shed, etc. Only a few mi. from
Boiling Air Force officers 1000
acre recreation center. A perfect
siveaway S44,500. Shown by ap-
pointment only.
zoo level acres, pretty as a picture,
on paved road; lge trout stream;
barn, and 6-rm. house. This fine
farm is considered close-in in
lower Fauouier Co.: S27,500.
DILLON LAND co.
Call JE. 4-404O. Open Til 8
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FREDERICK COUNTY

RANDALL H. HAGNER a. CO.
1921 Conn. Ave. NV, DE. 2-36OC
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CAFRITZ
6,4O0 SO. FT.
188nn So IF

I8,8UU So. Fl.
One-Story warehouse or manu-
featuring plant in excellent ne.
location. Space includes 2,4OO 50.
II. beautiful air-conditioned ofices.
plus $4,000 So It. paved yard
Loading dock and drive-in. Heavy
duty electric. High ceiling. Heat.
For inspection call
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
Realtors
1928 H st. NV. MA. s-55OO
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DEVELOPERS-3OO acres, partially
commercial, and residential with
lake front lots ready for develop
ment $3.50 per acre. F. W
BERENS. REALTORS, 3O4 W. Lee
hwy, CIR. 3-l4Ol
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Solar Building
18th and K SITS

1880 50. #. now avail. at a very
reas. rental for this loc. Will
divide. Call DI. 7-6S61.
Milford chronicle., 1960-07-29
Upholstery Fabrics
Durability of Effect?

Durability or effect, which do
you prefer when choosing an up
holstery fabric for that new
chair?' asks Miss Patricia Middle
ton, home management specialist,
University of Delaware.
Budget minded families can get
high quality, low cost upholstery
fabrics for their chairs and sofas.
Tightly woven, heavy fabrics or
vinyl upholstery can take those
big-family battle scars.
Fragile, delicately colored up
holstery fabrics are not designed
for tough treatment. They are in
tended for families concerned more
with effect than durability.
Which fabrics are durable? How
can / tell?" asks the shopper. Ask
to see the available swatches. Hold
them to the light. stretch them
diagonally. Look for thickness of
threads and tightness of weave.
The shopper may have to- judge a
fabric already on chair or sofa.
To determine thread thickness
and closeness of the weave, rub
your fingertips over the fabric.
Cat lovers should stay away
from hubby textured fabrics,
warns Miss Middleton. Claws will
do great damage to long, looped
threads.
Milford chronicle., 1960-07-29
jim Salisbury
Wins Paid Trip
To Bermuda

Continued from page one)
Chevrolet is most anxious that all
mechanics are kept up-tO-date.
This has long been the policy at
|. G. Burton & Co., Inc, SO he
scored highly in this part.
Each year, Chevrolet conducts
four special meetings for Chevro-
let Service Managers and they
were given points for attendance
and cooperation Mr. Salisbury at
tended all these meetings and
proved his knowledge of service
managers problems.
Special attention was paid in the
contest to customer relations. Ser
vice Managers were graded as to
the number of complaints received
and how they were handled.
It's no wonder they are proud at
J. @. Burton & Co., Inc. It's an
honor for everyone there to have
the outstanding Service Manager
of the entire Baltimore Zone. The
Baltimore Zone includes Balti-
more and Washington as well as
the Eastern Shore. To win first
prize is a real tribute to Jimmy
Salisbury and Milford can be proud
that the outstanding Service Man
ager is right here at l. G. Burton
& Co. Inc.
Milford chronicle., 1960-07-29
Tractors On Highway

Since 1852, the fatality rate per
100000 farm tractors has increas-
ed from 1S to over % people, ac-
cording to VIM. H. Henderson,
County Agricultural Agent.
About one-third of all tractor
accident fatalities occur on public
roads. 1t is unfortunate, but ne
cssary, that the tractor and other
slow-moving machinery use traffic
lanes that are primarily for fast
moving vehicles. Farm equipment
on highways is stationary or at
least should be considered so by
drivers of approaching cars.
This is the peak season for trac-
tor accidents according to the
National Safety Council.
"A tractor and automobile ac-
cident is not a pretty thing and
all too often it could have been
avoided if the driver in the car
had considered the tractor a park
ed obstacle on the road" Hender-
son adds.
Milford chronicle., 1960-07-29
State Board Votes
IntegratiOn Appeal
(continued from page onel

Paul E. Baker, president of the
Dover Special School District
Board, said that if the state board
did not approve vocational facili-
ties for the proposed new Dover
High School, it would be better to
drop plans for a new school alto
gether because he felt residents of
the district would not approve a
high school without vocational IA
cilities
Miss Edith L. Mitchell, Dover,
state director of art education, re-
signed in a letter to the board
which cited the action of the Leg
islature in changing the title of
her position from director to su-
pervisor, thereby freezing her sal
ary at her present level and pre-
venting salary increases in the
future
The board approved formation
of the Sussex County Vocational
Technical School District Paul NJ
Hodgson, assistant state superin-
tendent in charge of vocational
education, reported progress on
this facility.
Two reappointed members of the
state board were installed. Marvel
o. Watson, Dover, and Harold B.
English, Laurel. All present Off
GERS OF the board were also return
ed to their post Vincent A. Thei-
sen, Wilmington, continues as pres
ident and Watson as vice presi-
dent.
Milford chronicle., 1960-07-29
YOU NAME IT

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (P) - In
civil court in a single week:
Robert e. Lee was involved in a
law suit; Grace Kelly sued for di-
vorce; and Clark Gable and Merry
Christmas had troble getting sup
port payments from father who
had left mother.
In criminal court Daniel Boone
was charged with vagrancy; Ro-
bert Louis Stevenson was up on a
larceny charge; Robert E. Lee was
up on another charge reckless
driving; Wayne King was charged
with leaving the scene of accident
and George Washington was charg-
ed with driving without a license.
Milford chronicle., 1960-07-29
BRIDGEVILLE
Mrs. David C. Speicher
Phone: ED-7-7674
UNION METHODIST CHURCH

UNION METHODIST CHURCH
Sunday, July 81:
$3.50 A. NJ. Church School for
children above two.
$50 A NJ Worship for young
people and adults.
Nursery is provided for children
too young for Sunday School.
The Guest Preacher is the Rev
John Wootten, former minister of
this church.
The Guest .Soloist is Mrs. Evelyn
Swensson of the Mt. Olivet Method
ist Church, Seaford She will sing:
The Voice in the Wilderness" by
Scott.
Hosts for the day are Mr.. and
Mrs. John c. Hopkins.
Ushers are in charge of Floyd
Lankford.
Flowers have been presented all
this month by Circle 6.
Miss Mary Jane Layton came
down from New York City on Fri
day evening to spend the week
end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Layton and friends at Re-
hoboth Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Klair Jackson and
family have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles r. Jackson for the
past week. Mrs. Ira o. Brown and
son Stephen of Baltimore, arrived
over the weekend for a visit.
Mrs. John Massey and children,
Pat, Elizabeth and Bill, of New
port News, Va, arrived on Wednes-
day to spend the remainder of the
week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J Ellis Myer. DR.. Massey
will join them for the weekend.
Visitors at Hitch's Convalescent
Home last week were: Mrs Molly
Morris, Mrs. Walter Belts, Bridge
vile; Mike Addlesburger Seaford; I;
Mrs. o. G. Williamson, Harvey
Williamson and his son, Tolbert
w; Mrs. Fred Williamson of Fed
eralsburg; Mrs. Harry Passwaters.
Bridgeville, and her daughter, Mrs.
Ray Mears and son of Seaford, and
Mrs. Annie Jackson of Bridgeville.