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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
fcONTlNlIEDl

GA.-ALAsKA, WALTER REEL
AREA. 1882 Sth st. n.w.-Nict
semidet. Dr.; 3 bedrms., hirst-fiooI
powder rm.. semirec rm.: ga'
h.-w.h: lots Of extras; priced
right. PRESS REALTY CORP.
ST. 3-93l6: ewes, OIL. 6-S117.
N ST, 17OT-Sale or lease By
OWNER. Vacant. 4 apis. OIL
off1ces Income potential. Open
Sun, . to 5 pm. ME. S-090S
KALORAMA TRIANGLE
Newest sSssr 5estOsaS sas area bo PsrfeG !,
redo to your own taste fol
gracious toEnhouse living; $40 $50
Needs renovating-not rebuild.
ing Call MISS MEYERS, RE. z
1855; ewes, FE. 7-1353.
WOODWARD & NORRIS
REALTORS 723 goth ST. NV
SHEPHERD PARK - S21,950. g.
bedrm. corner brick, ga baths
rec. room, garage. Easy terms
May consider trade. JOHN l.
SHELTON, Realtor, 10. $4,000.
SHEPHERD PIX. RAMBLER, S29,-
9J0-Features center-han plan,
pine-paneled rec. rm.. breakfast
rm., baths, . f1repls., built-in
garage; screened porch u2Xl6D
lge. wooded lot, 220 #. deep, etc
Ewes, Mr. Scott, JU. s-396S.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
Perpetual Bldg. JU. $4,000
1898 nth ST. N.W,-Stone-front
baths: $4,000. 10. 2-59b5.
10th AND COLO. AvE.-Elegant
Diet. cor. brk., > rms. and porch
on LIST FIR, fin, bsmt., rms,
bedrms., ga baths; Diet: gear
brk. gar. cor. lot. For doctor, den
fist or Ice. family. $4,000 cash
handles. STRoUP, RA. 6-S700.
COLoRED - DETACHED, REDEC.i
3 large bedrms.. liV., din. rms,
bsmt., gas heat: yd.; mr.. bus
schools; $3.50 down. RA. 6-6g12
COL0RED-IOWA AVE.-Nr. trans,
shopp. and schools. Lovely tapes
try brick house, arranged as
ants. Call Mr.. HASsIN. tn. 2-Oss1
coLoRED 1908 PARK RoAn
NV. = $3.50 down buys thi,
compl. redec. solid tapestry bricl
home. Concrete front porch, sidt
hall, 6 lge. rms. mod. kit. w/din
area. Full bsmt w/pvt. entr.
MURRAY LEVINE ia. 1914
COLoRED-N.W., 4th AND DELA,
FIFLD-2-family modern brics
pvt, entr. bedrm., liv. rm., kit
and bath. Full bsmt. built-in ga.
rage. Only $3.50 down.
MURRAY LEVINE ia. 9-3l44
COLORED = REPOSSESSED-80t
ROXBORO ST. NV. Uompl
redec. Colonial brick, full bsmt.
rec. rm.: fenced yard; u blk. Il
schools and transp. Take over
payment in 2 small trusts.
MURRAY LEVINE ia. a-3144
C0LORED-DETACHED COLONIAL
HOME. l414 Underwood st NV
Best section of upper n.w-S lge
rms. den. powder rm., 3 baths
redec. plus complete Doctors Of
flee.
MURRAY LEVINE ia. 1914
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WHEAToN-Honeymoon

ATON-MONIEKEf NILLAGE
The owner has bought, this
house is priced to sell: 3-bedrm
rambler. with beautiful sprofeS-
sionally built rec. rm., convenient
to, school,. transportation and
Call F. W. BERENs SALES. INC,
III = -rnn stN a
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THEY NEVER CHANGE
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

COLESVILLE, STORY BOOK SET
TING'-4 -bedrm. rambler, on a.
acre site. covered with fruit trees
and Towering shrubs: only ST.
500. RIPLEY CO., u. 5-61l1.
CONN. AVE. ESTATES-4 -bedrm.
2-bath brick Cape Cod: liv. rm.,
din. rm., cleo. kit, semi-finished
rec. rm.; storm windows: 70xl1O
lot. fully handicapped; mr.. schools
Wheaton Plaza: $4,000: assume
$4,000 CT Az. VIII. 6-S691.
CONN. AVE. ESTS. = Immac. q
bedrm. and den all-brick rambler;
assume ige. Az GI trust; cleo.
kit. full bsmt.; mr.. schools and
GRAY & Co, JU. $4,000.
ENGLISH MANOR = Mod. 6-rm.
split-leyel brick home. with car
port, S-acre lot, fine neighbor-
hood. Priced S20.750; only S2.45O
cash needed, FLA. No agents.
VIII 1890.
FIREPLACE within this COW 3-bed-
rm. brick Colonial makes snow
bound living more comfy. $I6,500.
EISENACHER REALTY 10. 4-5555
FOR ACTION AND RESUL S
WHEN BUYING OR SELLING. BE
SURE. TO CALL
Hugh T, Peck. Weaton, 10. 5000
GLEN HILLS-94-FT. BRK. RAMB
Mr.. LAKEWOOD &C. Center hail.
3 bedrms:, . baths. pch., garage.
Dashboard h-wh S39.500.
Giullano Potomac Prop. AK $4,000
GREENACRES EMERGENCY! =
Transferred owner now MUST
SELL! Wonderful opportunity 70
move your family into this fine
controlled neighhorhood convenient
for Westbrook Elementary. Little
Flower, "Woody's" and Geico. ALL
brick Colonial with 3 bedrooms,
full basement and heavy slate roof
Large corner lot with nice trees
and paintings. Asking SIS,750.
MAKE YOUR BID! FRANK s.
PHILLIPS, INC, d.. 7-l41l:
ewes, OIL. 4-OO27.
HUGH T. PECK IN ROCKVILLE.
for upper Montgomery Co. Drop
erty. GA. 4-6575.
KENSINGTON-Close in new g.
bedrm., ] " bath all bFk. full bsmt.
ramb. In perfect loo. Huge din.
L, beaut. kit. S1S.450 Community
Realty Co, 10. 5-24SO till o.
KENsINGTON; SI1,250-Pretty Q
bedrm. rambler: fenced yard; as
sumo AZ loan. Near schools
Completely redecorated.
THOMPSON CO., JU. $4,000
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2WE4H1l1DfSWAOOD MANOR
BETHESDA
AREA HOMES

GRACIOUS 3-bedrm. brick
Colonial, just la-block to
transp. LiY. rm. with fire.
place. separate din. nm.
modern kit. with breakfast
area; full bsmt.: screened
porch; $4,000.
OWNER will consider
trade on this 3-bedrm., -
bath, brick rambler. Center
hall. separate din. rm.; ALL
electric kit: full bsmt.; ga
rage: stairs TO expand. End
FIR. with space for 2 ad-
oitlonal bedrms. and bath;
S27.950
MASS. AVE. AREh-Con-
temporary brk. rambler with
center hall, living rm. with
raised hearth, 2l-foot din.
I'm. paneler study, all-elec.
kit. > bedrooms. . baths
huge rec. room with Arc
place. maids room and bath:
multilevel BRICK patio;
SSS,500.
KORZENDORFER
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HOUSES TO SHARE

ALEXANDRIA Girl wishes to
snare her house with one or two
girls. College BACKGROUND pre-
ferred. TIE, 6-9l46.
WANTED WHITE COUPLE to share
g home with elderly man in Somerset
Two rms. with bath avail: nc
children. OIL. 2-2S23 after 6 pm
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SJJITI,AND

~ ~ L LAM
S1S,950 is over-asking for this cap
tivating, new brk. home: many
pain-staking hrs. went into the
construction OF this 3-bedrm. brk.
rambler' full bsmt.. sep. din. rm
bath: s.-acre lot: excel. terms
Once open til o.
Dewey M. Freeman
3214 Branch Ave. Sc, 10. s-77OC
TAKOMA PIX bedrm. Colonial
full bsmt.. well landsc. lot, 80
frontage, choice loo. HE. 4-3832
TEMPLE HILLS-We have what
you want at price that is right
New 3-bedrm. brick rambler: full
bSmt.; many des, features.
MOORE a. MOORE, REALTORS
RE. $4,000 RE. $4,000
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE
BROADMOOR
1901 Conn. Ave NV

UNUSUALLY CHARMING o-bed-
rm. 2-bath apt home, AND lovely
1-bedrm. l-bath with Junior Gin,
room. EDMUND j. FLYNN CO.,
MA. 1856, WO. 6-6623, EN-
3-67lS or IA. S-4633.
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LANDoVER HILLS-3-bedrm. Co.
lonal with separate din rm.,
large kit, rec. room in bsmt.
screened porch, beautiful fenced
lot. Can't be beat for Sll,75O;
easy FLA terms.
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VETS, no down payment. 5-room
plus porch; solid masonry home
on level lot in close-in Mt. Rainier
area; price, Sl0,550. Call til o
pm, WA. $4,000. ROBERT s.
DAVIS & CO, INC.
WELCOME SPRING in these new
3-hedrm., 2-bath ramblers in
lovely Seabrook Acres. A COM
munity Of fine homes within walk
ing distance of new schools: large
tree-shaded lots: latest all-electric
kitchens: priced for quick sale at
S10,750: immediate occupancy;
FLA or conventional terms Call
I'll q pm. WA. $4,000, ROBERT
s. DAVIS & co, INC.
$3.50 DOWN and take over the pay
ments on this 3-bedrm. brick Cope
Cod, with separate din. rm. and
full bsmt; located Just over d, c.
line In Capitol Heights. Call til q
pm, WA. 7-39U0. ROBERT S.
DAVIS & CO. INC
$3.50 DOWN, assume Gl loan with
no red tape on this spac. 3-bedrm,
brick bl-level Just of BALTIC,
pkway., adj. to schools and lac.
shop center; full price only
S12,950. with payments less than
rent and poss. in weeks. z. c.
H1LLEY & CO., REALTORS. AP.
1900.
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OUR BEST

bedroom, 1la-bath Cape Cod
in Garrett Park Estates; Twins
room with fireplace, dining room,
equipped kitchen and lovely yard
for active family. Close to schools
and transportation $4,000 loan
can be assumed. All that a growing
family could ask for. Price
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Y ACRE and a 3-bedrm. land den
bungalow with fireplace, separate
DIN room and extra-large kit
pius many extras. A terrific buy
at Sl0,500.
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CHEvERLY MANoR-SpotleSs 3.
bedrm. bungalow; fireplace, pine
paneled den. semifinished rec. rm
In bsmt. Assume large LIST trust
payable SS7 mo.
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University Park
Close TO elem. school and Univ of
Nd. The superb loo. and COM
Portable INABILITY make this lge
3-bedrm. brick Cape Cod TODAY
BEST BUY. It hss " tile baths,
1st-h. bedrms., flrepls., full bsmt,,
scr. porch. wooded setting, etc.
Call now for appointment.
University Realty
Robert L. Stephens. Pres.
Multiple Listing Realtors
HE. 4-3500
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ARLINGTON

& Sons, Realtors. 1900 Lee Hwy.
ARL., S.-2-bedrm. brick semidet. :;
full bsmt., $500 down FLA;
$4,000. NJ. r. REYNOLDS &
CO., INC, Realtors, JE. 4-4660
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KORZENDORFER
REALTOR OIL. Ash,
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BETHESDA. mr.. Wilson la. and
Glenbrook la-Freshly dec. inte-
Iior' brick Colonial; 9 bedrms;;
Bird A.; den. rec. Tm.: SlS5 mo.
Quick occupancy. OIL 4-5SO0
daily Q to g. MARGARET j.
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SNOWBOUNDp

DON'T LET THAT STOP YOU
FROM SEEING THESE NEW
LiSTlNGS. WE WILL PICK YOU
W At YOUR HOME WITHIN 1C
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$4,000 FLA sppraised-3 bedrms.
Ia baths, lge. carport. all-elec.
kit, incl. refgr. and dishwssher
walk to shop. center. school and
transp.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

ROCKVILLE, MARYvALE: s395 On.
Vacant, no settlement chgs. 3.
bedrm. ramb.. redec. NE. S-1E12.
ROCKVILLE
AREA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-04

NEW BRICK RAMBLER with de
luxe kit, wall oven and natural
room, separate din. room, 3 bed
rms, IN baths. full bsmt.: "a
acre lot Immediate possession.
See and compare at S17,95O.
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
AP. 7-7114
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SPRINGFIELD, VA.-If you like
country living cont miss seems
this one. Only 4l2 miles from
Springfield shopping center or
good road. 3-bedrm. rambler with
full bSmt., in beautiful setting
surrounded by trees. Lge. liv. rm
with flrepl., dining rm., kit
equipped with de luxe refgr, coun.
ter-top elec. range with eye-leve
oven and dishwasher. Sep. break.
fast nook and laundry area of
kit. Fin. rec. rm. with firepl., lge
workshop and storage area. OF
INV. Dashboard heat. 1-acre lot
Avail. Mar. 26. Sl65 mo. LYNCH
BROS, INC. Springfield, Va. FL
4-1nnn Iclnsnd Snndavsl
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WHEATON,; CLOSE IN - Family
expandingp - Here is q pretty
rancher with 3 bedrms. on the
main floor and q stairway TO
future bedrms.; tiled basement
fireplace: fenced yard. A fine
value at $4,000. Move right in
Call SHANNON a. LUCHS, Mary
land ONCE. 10. 5-OS44: after
nm rail- EN- o-o3Al
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

BLUE RIBBON VAN-Three rooms,
$50; bonded carriers. eficient serv-
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TOWN q COUNTRY REALTY
IKE N8-69OO o TIL o
Milford chronicle., 1960-10-28
Holstein Breeders
To Meet November d

Dairymen interested in Hol-
stein cattle will meet at the Agr1-
cultural Substation on Monday ev-
ening, November 7, at 500 p. m.
Howard wilkins, Milford. Pres
ident of the County Association, in
making the announcement, stated
that Jack Krause, fieldman for the
National Holstein Cattle Club, will
be present. Mr. Krause will speak
on the subject Your National AS
sociation and How 1t Serves YOU
DR.. w. r. Hesseltine, Extension
Dairyman at the University of Del
aware, will demonstrate how to
test milk for solids. He will ex-
plain the application of this meth
cd of testing milk to our present
day production and the influence
it may have on the dairy industry
man the next few years.
Plans will be made for enter
tanning the State Holstein Associ-
alton which will meet at the Tull
Bros. farm, Seaford, in January.
Mr.. wilkins pointed out that "as
hosts to the state group we want to
be prepared to provide all that is
necessary for an interesting and
informative meeting.i'
Milford chronicle., 1960-10-28
Kent Choral Society
Plan For December 4

A recent meeting of the officers
and chairmen, of Kent Choral So
ciety was held at the home of the
Director, Mrs. William J. Storey,
of Dover, to make plans for the
annual presentation of the Christ
mas section of Handel's. "The Mes
siah." The performance will be
held Sunday afternoon at 400 p.
IN. in the Dover High School Au-
ditorium, Pennsylvania and Della
ware Avenues.
The meeting was called by the
President, Mrs. Earl r. Field, Wy
oming, Delaware, in addition to
Mrs. Field and Mrs. Storey, those
present were: Mr.. Norman l..
Ward, finance committee: Mrs.
Peter ID. Kaspar, secretary; Mr..
Harry Bartha. treasurer, and Mr..
Frederic W. Brown, librarian. Mrs.
Jack Curl, of Wyoming, chairman
of the Finance Committee. was alb
sent. due to illness. AS a result
OF this meeting, letters will be sent
clergymen of Kent County churches
continued on page nve)
Milford chronicle., 1960-10-28
Community Day
Here November 4

World Community Day is No
vember 4, 1860. All the churches
in Milford are invited to attend
meeting to be held at the Ave-
nue. Methodist Church Fellowship
Hall, Church Avenue, at 1890 p.
m. on that date. 1t is under the
direction of Mrs. Jonathan S. VIII
list, assisted by Mrs. j. William
Weells. Mrs. John M. Longbotham
is the President of the Milford
Council of United Church Women
of Delaware.
The theme, Christian Action for
Freedom, spotlights the grave
need for planning a world strate-
gy to combat the evil forces of ig-
norance and communism h a
threaten survival in this decade OF
decision. =
November 4th is the day which
offers United Church Women an
other opportunity to express their
Christian concern for freedom
freedom from poverty and chron-
ic ill-health in the areas of the
world where these social clights
are found. 1t also offers them the
Continued on pagS sevenp
Milford chronicle., 1960-10-28
VIEW Opens Annual
Writing Contest

The Opening of its 26th annual
National High School Writing
Contest has been announced by
the Ladies Auxiliary to the vF'W.
The topic will be Law and the
Frete Citizen"
Students In all public, private
and parochial high schools are ell
ible to enter the contest National
prizes are: First, $1,000 cash; sec
ond, $500; third, $3.50; fourth, s100,
all will receive gold medals, and
20 other cash awards for honor
able mention State awards are
First, $50; second $25; third SIS,
all receive silver medals. Local
contest winners receive additional
Auxiliary awards which vary with
the community.
The writing contest was begun
by the VFW Auxiliary in 1885 to
encourage young people to think
and write on patriotic subjects.
Last year more than 10000 stu
dents from all so states entered
the rational contest.
Continued on page 1ve)
Milford chronicle., 1960-10-28
COP Candidates In
Sussex Outstanding

With election day drawing near,
it would be wise for us to examine
again the qualifications of our cam
didates for County offices. Repub-
lican party candidates offer both
experience and wide variety of
backgrounds which combine to
bring a fine combination of indi-
viduals to this political race.
The two candidates for Levy
court are Charles w. Cole of Sea-
ford, candidate for the 4-year
term. and John r. Kitchens of
Georgetown, running for the g.
year term. Mr.. Cole has been
twice elected nonresident member
of the Rehoboth Town Board and
is entering county politics for the
first time. He is employed as an
engineer with the DUPONT Com
pany in Seaford.
The name of John r. Kitchens
is well known In the county as
Mr.. Kitchens has served the peo-
pie as resident engineer of the
State Highway Department and
was a State Senator for four years.
CONTINUED on page severn
Milford chronicle., 1960-10-28
Milford Merchants
Fight Heart Disease

Local merchants have been do
ing their part in Scoring Strike
Against Heart Disease" by contri-
buting prizes to the Heart Fund
Bowling Tournament-to be held
November 18th to Goth. The mer-
chants who have thus far contri-
buted prizes are as follows:
Fisher Appliances. L. ID. Caulk
G m ny, Masten's Transfer,
Green's Market, Harrington's Mar
ket, Silver Hill Dairy, VOTERS
Dry Cleaning, Bata's, Emanuels,
Pierce Hardware, Louis Bootery,
virginia's Hat Shop, Humes Hard
ware, Allean's Beauty Shop, Lib
by's Beauty Shop, Milford Wallpa-
per, Dixon's, Saunders Jewellers,
Bakers Grocery Store in Lincoln,
Duraclean-Leon Porter, Milford
Theatre, Derrickson's Mems Shop,
Grier Lumber Company, J. G. Pen
ney and Company, Burris Frozen
Food, Milford Hotel, Moore's Ser
vice Station, Warren's Furniture,
Coopersmith's, Ragain's Pharm-
acy, observation-disclosures, Milford
Stitching, Wallis Children's Shop,
Bobby Kaye Shoppe, Danneger Hi
Way Nursery, Economy Auto, Mil
ford ESQ Service Center, Barney's
Barber Shop, Derrickson's Soda
Shop, Rosker's, Kempie's Dry
Continued on page four)
Milford chronicle., 1960-10-28
H above 'en Two Big COP
Fete Plans Are Rallies Here
Complete Here Next Week
First Will Be Held At
Benjamin Banneker
School On Thursday
Evening; Second At
Legion Home Friday.

John B. Jack" Carson, Republi-
can Kent County Chairman, in out
lining an accelerated campaign for
the final week before the election
November 8th, stated that huge
rally attended by Republican cam
didates on State, County and Dis
trict levels, would be held at the
Benjamin Banneker School In Mil
ford, on Thursday evening of next
week, November 3rd.
The program, which will include
a parade led by the crack band
from William Henry Comprehen-
sive High School, Dover. is being
arranged by Messrs. Harrison W.
Lynch, John M. Max" Wilson and
w. Marshall Bell and Mesdames
Carrie Morgan and Joan Porter.
The program will also feature an
address by Miss Camille Jacobs of
Dover. There will be refreshments
for all.
On Friday evening, November 4,
the 8th and 10th Representative
Districts will hold a Rally in the
American Legion Home on the Re-
hoboth Cutoff, Milford.
All of the candidates on State,
County and District levels will be
present for this Rally. which has
been arranged by Messrs. Gene
Moore, Nelson Milaway and Mes
danes Mckinley Maloney and
James B. Jackson. of the host dis
trict. Refreshments will be served
to one and ALL
Milford chronicle., 1960-10-28
Dover College Head
Inaugurated Oct. FL

A capacity crowd last Friday
filled the Dover High School au-
ditorium to witness the inaugura-
tion of DR.. Robert H. Parker as
18th president of Wesley College.
Bishop John Wesley Lord, bish-
op of the Washington area of the
Methodist Church, delivered the in
augural address in which he said
Parker's mission as the new presi-
dent would be to kindle and inspire
ambition in the youth of America,
and that mo student should leave
the Wesley campus without being
exposed to the realities of the
spiritual unseen world"
Bishop Lord went on to outline
the task of Christian education to-
day, in what he called, revolu-
tionary age where the traditional
has crumbled and a new mind and
world is being born"
IF the world gives their youth
to Christian education" he said.
Christian education will return a
Continued on page five,
Milford chronicle., 1960-10-28
Candidate Rollins
Makes Proposals

John Rollins, Republican candi-
date for Governor, proposed this
week that school construction pro-
cedures in Delaware be modified
to insure full value for our mon
ey I'VE now appropriate" he
said, "a fixed sum for school
and then draw up plans on which
contractors bid to build the struc-
ture. Such a plan invites unnec-
essary expenditure. Instead, we
should survey the districts needs
for classroom space, design the
school to satisfy those needs, and
then authorize the expenditure on
the basis of firm bids. This is the
way business handles construction
projects, and it works successful
ly. We should use this technique
for school construction to save
Delaware money for other worthy
uses"
Mr.. Rollins said that such pro-
gram would require intelligent
planning for the future. He said
that when elected Governor, he
will make use of a recently COM
pleted major study by leading ed
ucators in the United States. He
said he will work with Delaware
CONTINUED on page four)
Milford chronicle., 1960-10-28
181st Anniversary
At St. Johnstown

Historic St Johnstown Church,
located near Greenwood, Della
ware, will celebrate its 1S1st an
niversary on October 80, at 2:30
p. m. An outstanding program
has been arranged for this event
The speaker of the day will be the
Honorable Theodore r. McKeldin,
former Governor of the State of
Maryland and former Mayor of the
Baltimore City.
Governor McKeldin has been an
outstanding person of public SER
vice and has received many
awards for his excellent work
Some of the honors received by
the speaker are: Freedom Foun-
dation Award (1952-1954), The
Sydney Holland Foundation Award
for Promotion of Better Interra-
cial Relations, 1858 Man of the
Year in Baltimore City, and a Ci-
tation of the National Conference
of Christians and Jews. Governor
McKeldin holds several honorary
CONTINUED on page seven)
Milford chronicle., 1960-10-28
Dial Switching Is
Added In This Area

Installation of additional dial
switching equipment in Diamond
State Telephone Company's Gar
den central office serving Milford
and vicinity has just been complet-
ed.
The new equipment, installed at
a cost of $4,000. increases the OPP
Grating capacity of the office to
serve 800 more customers, Fred
rick A. Wootten. the company's Do
yer plant wire chief. said today.
The telephone company is spen-
ding an additional $4,000 this
year for the construction of out
side plant facilities, such as cable
lines. in the area served by the
Garden central office, Wootten
said.
Present plans caall for the ex-
penditure of $S5,000 more in 1861
for the construction of outside
plant facilities in the same area,
he stated.
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Milford chronicle., 1960-10-28
Dover District WSCS
Meets November 1st

The Annual Fall Meeting of the
Dover District, Woman's Society
of Christian Service, will be held
at st. Johns Church, Seaford, No
vember l, 1860, at 10000 a. M, reg
istration at $50 a. M
The theme will be Our Mission
Today"
The purpose is to provide the
opportunity for all Methodist wo-
men of Dover District to come to-
gether in worship and fellowship.
May we realize and accept our
mission today in the spirit of
Christ.
Mrs. r. Byron Palmer, President
of the hostess society, will well
come the assembly. Mrs. G. Daw-
SON Stewart is the days soloist
with Mrs. A. Lee GLADDEN. at the
organ. DR.. Roy Tawes. District
superintendent, will render the
noon-tide greetings and prayer.
The guest speakers will be Mrs.
Walter b. Palmer, Conference
President and Mrs. Clyde LeMes-
surfer. Mrs. LeMessurier lis Secre-
CONTINUED on page srx)