davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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BRADLEY BLVD.

ZOO BLK. (BETHEsDA)-3 acres
level land: S35. 900: consider offer
POTOMAC, MD. - 5-acre estate;
Sl0,000. 10. S-8334.
H1LLCREST. d. c.. wv" St. near
Both st. s.e.-75x13O wooded lot:
%" ST. Mr., BRANCH AVE. Sc
SUITLAND-25 level lots with all
utils, at property; ready to build:
81 800 each to builder only
N ST OFF BRANCH AVE. Sc
75-ft, front with all utils.: 81. 500:
also large corner. 2S,0O0 50. IT.:
ideal for church site. 10. 2-2137.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS-Brandyw
st. near Nichols ave: 10 lots with
street and all Improvements;
OxlOO: ready to build: $3.50
each
IOCEpu III lido
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71-acre gentleman's estate; 4-bed-
rm., 2ls-bath stone house, like
new. Beaut. kit. with frepl., A.
Car stone garage with caretaker's
apt. above, 3 box stall stone stable,
1000 IT. of road frontage:
Sl50,000.
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MANovIIL REALTY CORP.
CHARLES H. JAMISON
12.3 a. . rms, center hall house;
huge liv. rm., firepl., din. rm.,
library. big mod. kit, bedrms..
paths, o.h.-W.h., new hardwood
nooring. part bsmt.: barn and
misc. bldgs.; mr.. churches, stores,
Se,a9ooiS; St,9o fronting 2 Eds; Owners
$50, terms.
1874 a farmette. Part wooded.
Streams. New saraRe. New well.
Septic tank. Bsmt. excavated. New
Cub tractor disc harrow, mower:
900 frontase; Owner Ill. $4,000.
house. oh. .-w.h. Mod. $1,000 kit.
5-rm. semimod, ten. house. Milk
parlor. milk tank. 3Ox5O pole barn.
o0xl 30 loahnE barn. 4Ox6O ma
terntty barn, 2 silos, lake. streams,
wa,h 1mi r1sd .t front: near interchanEe
St1o,onO: terms. 500. 900,
103 a. s:rm; house. Liv. rm. din.
rm., mod. kit, . frepl., 4 bedrmS.,
"a baths. New dairy barn. ma
territy barn silo. 40 a. in soil
Ssnk: @his. Si,ooo 1ins ~ per s'rt year. l3,oooo
streams. Private drive, verv Sc
GUIDED, private. 80 mi. D. C. Nr
Hyattstown INTERCHANGE Of U s.
Rte. 20. S35 900 Terms. i cash.
los a. Poolesville dairy farm. A.
bedroom. house. Bath mod kit Oil
neat. Excel. view. 5-rm. tenant
house, bath. 30-cow dairy barn,
misc. bldgs Will lease S2"5 mo,
3.6O0-ft. hard-rd. front % mi
D. c S41.500: terms. So. moo
80 a. !-rm. center-hall house. Liv
rn1.. din. rm.. lse. kit. 4 bedrms,
New barn; Gear garage. 10 a.
wooded, bal turf. New hard road;
mr.. Acc, Germantown, $50 900
e2oa, ? of the best most productive
adjoining. D. c. equipped. dairy
fsrms for the price in Mont. CITY
Each main house has o rms, baths.
oil heat. 4 sem'mod. ten houses .
super dairy bp-ns. Silos. Me-
ternttv barn. Farm bldes. valued
at S100.0n0. Traversed bv go II
stream. Private macadam drive
135 A timber. Mi hard road front
age. NJ ATC. Ger',a1tnu-n. ~ M
d. c. Will lease 81 500 to So 900
per month. Thus ar investment
plus land apprecia tim OF approx.
lWc ner year. tntal 1A't IN
SeStmsnt at $500 per acre.
CHARLES II. JAMISCN p-oksr
Poolesville. Md WI S-ooo2 M
3ol-DI a-326". ruAPr nc ~ crW
DT o-33T". EPVTN BrrTT. Pc
2-cn"S. KEVTN yUANE UT 9 oeto
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JOSEPH FILIPPO
BROCK HALL

BROCk HALL
PRINCE GEO. CO. - New
section opening. We are
pleased to announce the
opening Of Section D. Beaut.
wooded l-acre homesiteS "a
few larger tracts are still
avail Only 90 min. to
Chesapeake beaches, d. c.
and Bladensburg. Brock Hall
Is the outstanding develop
ment Of acreage estates in
Pr. Geo. Co. Loc. on the
largo-Marlboro rd. md 2O2D
> mi. north OF Marlboro.
Your investment protected
by covenants and building
restrictions. Prices are reas.
Liberal terms are available.
Phone today for brochure.
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Only $500 Down.

Only a mile to navigable river
which flows into Potomac. Can
keep boat in water year round.
Fertile truck crop soil, Ia acres;
some pear and black walnut trees:
well-built Colonial. center hall, 8
rms, elec.. running water, space
heater and 3O-ft porch; barn,
hen and brooder houses Under
STROUT REALTY, BOX ISL, Rte
!. Callao, Va. Bargain lists mailed
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HYATTSTOWN
120 ACRES
LO. 4-8440

Bargain price. All fenced. SnT,
cleared. Lovely farm home and
necessary bldgs. Excel. future
possibilities. Low down payment.
To QAA0
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

ACREAGE with water ana sewer or
future water and sewer. Farms
within 25 mi. d. c. Call NJ NO.
wax. 1915 K st.. ne. II 6-12l2
or Ii R-25T3
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: ACRES. on highway, near small
town. 1-roOm home, bath: $1,000.
Terms $500 down, bal. monthly.
c. W, DUNCAN, Broker, Louisa,
Va. Phone 23O weekdays: l45
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134 acres: modern 6-rm. house and
usual outbldgs.; mr.. PooleSville
and new River Rd. Country Club
and golf course under construc-
ton: real investment for capital
gain, at $500 an acre.
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UPPER MONTGOMERY CO.

3 to 80 acres beaut. bldg. site:
wonderful view, gently rolling
land: Sl,250 an acre.
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Priced S4,5OO, terms.
Southern MARYLAND
Realty Co

SJ W
La Plata, Nd. west 4-S432
A FARM with the best and rich
est dirt obtainable. suitable for
cattle or crop farming. 80 acres
open, so acres in woods; 2-acre
. lake. lots of river frontage with
Remington area; excellent price
and terms.
Evening star., 1960-04-10

BETHESDA, MD.-One-acre lot on
Bradley blvd. near Beth. Country
Club. Level lot. lift. frontage,
Call Mr.. Holland, ewes, WI. g.
2126. H. G. SMTTHY CO., SIl
10Th st NV ST 9-9a00
Evening star., 1960-04-10

Beautiful, tree-studded homesites
In Fairland Estates, Montgomery
available improvements: 81. 600
and $4,000. CALL JU. 1-53S4.
HOWARD CON-. John Hopkins,
800 improved lots with street,
water and gaS, average IA acre
size, $1,000 each. BEERS BROS,
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M. LEO STORCH
DEVELOPERS sP $4,000

BUlLDERS-ll h-acre wooded lots
in Franconia. Va. area: water
avail: Call OWNER, ewes, 8 to 8.
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BETHESDA AREA-t,O lots with 40
ready for recording: water and
sewer avail; mr.. shopping center
and school. (415) Ask for Mr.,
Nestler. JU. S-6T16, JAMES C,
CONLEY A. co
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SCHWARTZ

REALTOR
DEALE. MD. UN 5-SS71
YOUR WATERFRONT SPECIALIST
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FOR SALE OR LEASE-37, 900 50
fl. OF ground in Alexandria. Va,
zoned heavy and light, TT. sid
ing. one block from river. one
block from Mt. Vernon hwy. VIII
build to suit Phone DE. 2-I90O.
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ANNE ARUNDEL co.
BAY FRONT

3-bedrm. brick rambler; liv. m. with
nrepl.: lge. kit. utility rm, IL
paths. screened porch and narble
patio, Only sol $50
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river throughout: S-room brick
house. baths, oil Dashboard heat;
basement: excellent location, mag
nificient setting. view; $65, 900.
ON PAVED ROAD, 1913 acres: B.
bedroom house, > tile baths. hot
water heat: nice grounds: small
river throughou. farm; excellent
farm BUILDINGS: S3O,OnO.
41O-ACRE Rapidan River farm:
some nice bottom land; T-room
house, electricity. water in kitch-
en-. excellent hunting, fishing: ten
ant farmer available for 5-year
term; S24 800.
24O ACRES WOODLAND; long high
way frontaee, near river; SS,45O.
133 ACRES, long highway frontage:
no buildings: beautiful site with
mountain view; $l4,775.: income
from Soil Bank SI,4SS per year
for years.
Browning Real Estate Agency
CULPEPPER, Va.
once, valley 5-S331
Home, VALLEY 5-SS30, VALLEY 5-02Q0
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BUILDERS, ATTN.

25 ~ acre. wooded lots,
near Laurel, Md: sewer,
water and city gas avail:
only 5 minis to NSA. Fort
Meade; reasonable: will sub
ordinate.
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FARMS
VIRGINIA

50 acres near Sperryville; large s.
bedrm. home, freplaces, full
basement. good screens outside
restored tapproX. $1,000 to re-
store inSideD. wonderful view Of
Blue Ridge Mtns.: only SIB.50U,
tRrFnR ran he ARRANGED
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ESQ ACRES

IL miles OF river bottom, near
Winchester, in w. Va. Taxes
Sl5S year: all under sheep fence.
Lge. mod. house, show barn 80
by 100. Also cattle barn, out
buildings. All have running
water. Take care OF 200 head OF
steers or 100 head Of dairy COWS,
Prize SRQ ann. dnmn sna nm
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M. A. MARTIN, INC.

Redl ESlhle bTOkeTS
The Professional Building
Herndon, Va. Herndon $50
NEW BUILDING SITE
CONN AVE. AND NJ ST.
Approx $500 50. #. 50xl00
to an alley. Estate property
Just being offered Excellent
location in esteem neighbour
hood for q hish-claSs buSi-
ness operation. Priced right.
Call Mr Wells col. 2-66g0l
for plat and details.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
1411 X st. NV. MA. $4,000
OLNEY, MD. acres of beauti-
fully wooded ground with 200
#. frontage on good road. =" 900
per acre INEZ CUSHARD. EN-.
2-4232 or OIL. 7-2953.
PISCATAWAY HILLS-Unusual op-
portunity to acquire last available
waterfront acreage. ; acres high
elevation overlooking beautiful
Piscataway Bav. Only $4,000. BU.
3-24a2.
P0TOMAC-31 acres; high eieva-
ton with river view, woods ana l
mile Of stream. frontage on re-
stored C6rO Canal. Rare property
in choice comwunity. Call Mr..
MORAN. OIL 6-2344 or or -
S!3s, FREDERICK ". $
SALES, INC.
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SAND BEACH

bedrms., liv. rm., frepl.. family
nm, lEe. din. rm. and kit: lEe.
scr. rec. area w/built-in bar: pier
70 accommodate lge. boat. Priced
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M. LEO STORCH
DEVELOPERS sP. $4,000

BUILDERS, ATTENTION! have
several new groupS Of finished and
unfinished lots in choice Mont. :
Pr; Geo, Counties areas. Call OIL.
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olney-Beautiful tract. 62 acres:
half acres only;s ready for sub
division. Excellent investment OPP
portunity. Call MR.. MORAN. OIL.
ERICK W. BERENs SALES. INC.
LOTS with water and sewer. south
Of Alexandria. VIII subordinate.
OWNER. Ii. t'-@512
LOT or 3 family apt. site: GOOD
location, on grade: sewer and wa
ter. viii sell or trade. Terms.
1915 u ST. Sc.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY
1T LOTS, R-60

1-Corner of .S5 acres. with 200
IT. frontage on State rd. Lge.
shade trees. Price, Sl,l95; cash,
5000; hal. $50 mo.
2-1la acres of gently rolling land,
with 250-ft. frontage on a good
rd., mostly wooded Price, $3.50:
cash, $500: bal. S35 mo-
3-I4h acres OF rolling woodland.
with 31O-ft. frontage on n good
rd. Stream crosses property.
Price, $3.50; cash, $500: bal.
$50 mo.
SOUTHERN ND, REALTY CO.
Dial 30l WE. 4-S432
Oman noflU
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2I9-A. FARM with 7-rm. cinder
blk. house w/baSement, . camps
and other outbuildings near White
Sulphur SpgS., W. Va. Ideal sum-
mPr home Call CR R-l-ID
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532 ACRE cattle farm. : rm. brick
dwelling with bath and freplaces; /;
and other necessary bldEs. Good
productive farm in operation,
Good view: lot Of sawable and
veneer timber: S66.0OO. One Of
the best herds of commercial
shorthorn COWS in Va. 4; optional.
RAY T. CANNON, Realtor, Castle
ton, Va. Phone Culpeper, WE. g
2loo or WE I-aIln
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COMMERCIAL GROUND

COMMERCIAL SITES of every de-
Scription for sale or lease. will
build to suit. Located on Rockville
pike and nearby Montgomery Coun-
ty. Call or write. MR. GEN VA,
Countrywide REALTY, 1900 E.
Montgomery ave, Rockville, Nd.
IA --slIl
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80 ACRES in secluded valley Of
Blue Ridge Mts., nr. SperryviIle
Va. go mi to D. c. Historic
house. fireplaces. log cabin kit,
pond site. S16,500. OWNER. JA
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90 ACRES, woodland. growing tim
ber, old rundown Abandoned
$3.50. Terms 5000 down, $50
monthly. G. w. DUNCAN, Broker,
Louisa, Va. Phone 230 week
days; 145 Sundays.
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500 DN., S35 mo. buys 75 acres
woods. 400 on hard rd., 75 mi.
sou. of D. C: S3.950. 2 tracts
AVAILABLE. Phi. Alex, TIE. 6-4I31.
BROOKS AGENCY, Orange. Va.
500 On. S35 mo. buys nearly new
large 5-rm. bungalow, on hard rd.
100 mi. Of D. c. $1,000 dn., S75
mo. buys 105-acre farm: "a fer
tile open land: good 1-rm. house.
barns, etc. Sl2,75O. Near Louisa,
Va, phi. Alex, TIE. 6-4l3l.
BROOKS AGCY., Box 50. Louisa,
Evening star., 1960-09-11

l3G. 7-Piece Gift Boxed Set, reguIq size. 14.05
1866. 7-Pece Gift Boxed Set utility size mot shownl
with ode cookie spotuo, pan spoon, slotted spoon pan
turner, pan fork. wall rock 1925
l3H 7-Pece Counter "Susan HOLSTERS reeuor size
1925
l3HH. 7-Pecs Counter "Suson Hodster"e utility size
(not shown with pan lodle, cookie spotuo, pan spoon,
turner and fork slotted spoon counter holder 1895
l3J. 3Piece Gift Boxed Set, utility size 49S
Evening star., 1960-09-11
DORMETCO
SLIDING
SHELFMAKERS

Convert decd space into usobIe
storage oreos, always neot and
clean. Models A and c mount on
stationary glide racks.
l3A. Glide Out Bin, o1zx2lx8"
just right for vegetables. 4.05
l3B. Stationary Tray Rack
holds pie plates, tins, 8xl6x7 ""
3.95
l3C. Glide Out Shelf with smoll
mesh base to hold small items.
9H2xl 7x6" size. 2.SS
l3CC. lIRxl7x6" size 4.95
Many other sizes ovoiloble.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-04-07
all face forward.


Here are the master magicians of Ford's new
wagon world-the biggest, most luxurious
wagons ever, from the worlds most expert
enced wagon builder.
With its elegant side paneling that looks like
the finest wood yet wears like the toughest Steel
the 9-passenger Country Squire is the worlds
most wanted wagon. Sharing the Squire's beau
tiful proportions, yet lower in price, the COun-
try Sedan is the worlds best selling wagon.
Like all Ford wagons, these wonder-workers
are beautifully built for people. Doors are up
to 21k" wider this year (wider than the doors
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-04-07

in your house,, and windshield posts have
been thoughtfully swept forward out of your
way for easier entrance and exit. Inside, there's
up to s" more room for shoulders, over 2" more
room for hips-and lavishly padded seats are
comfort-high. A glass area 17% larger and
Ford's stylish new sloping hood present the
road ahead in a sweeping panoramic view.
Yes, built for people and basit for hauling,
too! Ford wagons have the biggest loadspace in
the field over 81 Gu. #. of it! And of course
all Ford wagons put the might of Thunderbird
va power at your beck and haul
Papago Indian news., 1960-01-01

Allen.M His the formerly NhnnF Frost,d died n
ret a the a
il
o. base track a
Riverside y
his eConcIn E
Tn nadd the Roberta at
phli sc Kansas The second
from adis s in f Rem
o a be
Mr..
Xavier hToakdi istric
school at the Pp rfor
the sold horses,
can when the
Indi cult farme to
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WEDDINGS

Mr.. Howard william Field
ing. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sterling A. Fielding Of Ken
sington. Md. The bride is
also the daughter Of the late
Mr.. Carl Chesley. The we'd
ding took place August l6
at the United Presbyterian
Church of the Atonement.
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DoveI-

Mr.. and Mrs. James Roy
Ducrest of Arlington an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter Gail Anne to 1t.
Thomas McFall Dovel, USAF,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. F. T.
Dovel of Mount Crawford,
Va. The wedding took place
August 6 at Blessed Sacra-
ment Church, Alexandria.
The couple will live in Moul-
trie, Ga,
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SchIisseI- I-Levitun

Mrs. Maurice Levitan an
nounce the mirriage Of her
daughter Joan to Mr.. Ste
phen William Schlissel, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham
Schlissel Of Long Beach, N. Y.
The wedding took place Au-
gust 81 at the Adas Israel
Synagogue. The couple will
live in Allston, Mass.
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Church. The couple will live
in Arlington.
ooPIin-SpouIding

Mr.. and Mrs. jeremiah j.
Spaulding, ST., Of Lanham.
Md, announce the marriage
Of their daughter Helen Marie
to Mr.. Frank Anthony Coap-
lin of Beltsville, Md. The
wedding took place June Is
at st. Mary's Catholic Church,
Landover Hills, Md. The
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Hoggerty-
Parkinson

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Park
inson announce the marriage
Of their daughter Iris to 1t.
G.g) Allen Charles Haggerty.
USN, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Haggerty of Floral
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The couple will live in COL
lege Park, Md.
t--.-s. Z.
Hendershott- :t'ss< :.tt.sE !
JurQens

Col. and Mrs, K. E. Jur-
gems of Arlington announce
the marriage of their daugh-
ter Barbara Jean to Mr..
Phillip Hendershott. son Of
Mrs. Elizabeth Hendershott
formerly of Alma. Mich. now
Of Apple Valley. Calf. and
the late Mr.. William L. Hen
dershott. The wedding took
place August 13 at Faith
Lutheran Church, Arlington.
The couple will live in Ann
ArbOr. Mich.
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WoIker-HoImes

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry E.
Holmes of Silver Spring an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter Jacqueline Lee to
Mr.. Glenn Richard Walker,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
R. Walker of Hartman,
Tenn. The wedding took
place July % at Coca Pres
byterian Church, Coca, Fla.
The couple will live in Coca,
Fla.
Evening star., 1960-08-24
Heynun-Frone

Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer C. Fra
mer announce the marriage
of their daughter Harriet
Lee to Mr.. John Stephen Hey
man. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip I. Heyman. The we'd
ding took place August 81 at
the Shorham Hotel. The cou-
pie will live here.
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Park, N. Y. The wedding took
place August 13 at the Navy
Chapel. The couple will live
in Norfolk.
FieIding-ChesIey
Mrs. Thelma A. Chesley
announces the marriage OF
her daughter Judith Ellen to
Evening star., 1960-08-24
Stover-MiIIer

Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius
Miller of Arlington announce
the marriage of their daugh-
ter Dorothea Ann to Mr..
Donald w. Stover, son OF Mr..
Lee Roy Stover and the late
Mrs. Stover of Arlington. The
wedding took place August 13
at the Arlington Presbyterian
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e-Noquru

Mr.. and Mrs. August Jo-
seph Nogara announce the
marriage Of their daughter
Edith Decia to Mr.. David Riel
Ferrante, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gabriel Ferrante of San
Francisco, Calf. The we'd
ding took place August 10 at
the Shrine of the Sacred
Heart. The couple will live
in California.
Evening star., 1960-08-24

couple will live in Beltsville
Md,
Evening star., 1960-08-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Haas
Of Silver Spring announce the
marriage of their daughter
Marlene Barbara to Mr.. Mark
Staurt London, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Nathan London Of
Baltimore. The wedding took
place August 81 at the B'nai
Israel Synagogue. The couple
will live in Baltimore.
Milford chronicle., 1960-10-07
A Surprise Stork Shower

A stork shower was given on sat
stork shower was given on Sat
urday, Sept. "a for Mrs. Elinor
Truitt by Mrs. Kathryn Scott and
Mrs. Sally Pleasanton at the home
of Mrs. Scott in Houston.
The table was beautifully deco
rated for the special occasion with
a stork and pink and green crepe
paper trimmings. Other guests who
came to surprise Elinor were: Mrs.
Jane Kenton and children, Stevie
and Carol Ann, of Oxford, Md. /;
Mrs. Myrtle Kenton and daughter,
Janet; Mrs. Ronald Wilson and
Miss Jean Kenton, of Frederick
Mrs. Bessie Truitt and Mrs. Es-
ther. Reed, of Lincoln; Mrs. Gladys
Bennett, of Bowers Beach; Mrs.
Roberta Edge. of Delmar; Mrs.
Jane wilkins, of Greenwood; Mrs.
Bessie Swain, Mrs. Julia Wilkins
and daughters. Margie and Verna,
of Milford
Elinor received many nice and
useful gifts.
An abundance of delicious cake
and ice cream were served be the
hostesses. Everyone departed wish
ing Elinor the best OF luck in the
future.
Milford chronicle., 1960-10-07

and enjoying seeing her in her
new surroundings. That brings
to mind the house warming
that was recently given to Mr..
and Mrs. Finley Jones who
not too long ago moved to their
newly purchased home on
School Place. They were also
presented with a house warm
ing gift.
On the 18th of this month
the Milford New Century Club
will have an open meeting to
which any and all interested
people will be invited. The
speaker at that meeting will
be Mrs. Carroll ID. Kearns, of
Washington, ID. c., who will
talk on the obscene literature
that floods the mails at ter
rife cost to the government.
This traffic is aimed at the
young people, and Mrs. Kearns
has full time job appearing
before groups, pleading with
them for help to stop this OBJ
jectional racket. Because it is
always sent first class, the only
way of combating the nuis-
ance is to have complaints
from individuals. This is
moral problem with which
people can help and to hear
Mrs. Kearns is to have it first
hand how to help.
Look next week for the ex-
hibiting pictures of Jack Kun
kle and DR.. Edward Kuhlman
on display. These pictures are
interesting and usually of To-
cal scenes, and a part of the
art program worked up by
Mrs. Louis Pack for your en-
joyment.
Hope you are enjoying the
wonderful weather of today
just as l will be doing.
Always,
Virginia S. Townsend
Wednesday
Milford chronicle., 1960-10-07
Hospital Births

HOSPITAL BIRTHS - o?,,s -
September 2S: Mr.. and Mrs.
George Snow, Millsboro, Girl.
September 20: Mr.. and Mrs.
James Hudson, Milton, Girl; Mr..
and Mrs. Nelson Thomas, Milton,
Boy.
September 30: Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Kessler, Milford, Boy; Mr..
and Mrs. William Barnes, Seaford,
Boy; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jory,
Lincoln, Girl; Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Cline, Frederick, Girl
October 1: Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Jackson, Harrington, Boy;
Mr. and Mrs. James White, Milford,
Boy: Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Ricketts,,
Seaford, Boy.
October 2: Mr. and Mrs. David
Pepper, Georgetown, Girl; Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Johnson, Bridgeville,
Boy.
October 3: Mr. and Mrs. Winston
Ingram, Milford, Boy; Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Sawyer, Milford, Girl.
October A Mr.. and Mrs. William
Holloway, Glendale, Girl; Mr.. and
Mrs. Willie Brown, Milton, Girl
The above mentioned babies were
born in this hospital.
Milford chronicle., 1960-10-07
New Officers For
Volunteer Firemen

Newly elected officers of the
Sussex County Volunteer Fire
mems Association are as follows:
Marion Sherwood, Delmar, pre-
sident; E. <. Carey, Jr., Millsboro,
first vice president; Russell Hitch
ems, Bridgeville, second vice presi-
dent: william j. Quillen, Ocean
View, secretary; Linwood B. Mar
vel, Millville, assistant secretary;
Lawrence Sammons, Glendale,
treasurer; William Donovan, Ell
lendale, fire recorder, and the Rev.
DR.. Thomas c. Mulligan, George
town, chaplain.
Representatives from both pol
itical parties were at hand at the
meeting and a spirited discussion
was held on the proposed increase
in the tax on fire insurance prem
iums in order to raise additional
income for the fire companies.
Several persons opposed the tax
addition, including State Senator
Curtis w. Steen who said that the
increase to 5A per cent might
cause some insurance companies
who incorporate in Delaware to
incorporate elsewhere, with the
resultant loss in state revenue.
John w. Rollins, Republican
candidate for governor. suggested
that perhaps the answer might be
in giving the firemen the entire
three and three-quarters tax al
ready levied. one and three-quar-
ters of which has been going TO the
general fund.
Milford chronicle., 1960-10-07
Hospital HOstesses

Hospital shop and hospital carl
hostesses for Milford Memorial
Hospital for the week Friday, Oct
ober Z, through Thursday, October
13:
Hospital shop-Friday afternoon
Mrs. Tai Andrews, evening, Mrs
George A. Westphal; Saturday, af-
ternOOn, Mrs. Henry L. Holston
evening, Mrs. Theodore Govatos
Sunday, afternoon, Mrs. Lee Hirsch
evening, Mrs. Albert Strahle; Mon
day, afternoon, Mrs. John Baker
Mrs. 1. d. Short, evening, Mrs
William Lynch; Tuesday, after
noon, Mrs. Robert Foster, Mrs.
William Johnson, evening, Mrs
Walter Conway; Wednesday, af-
ternoon, Mrs. Spencer Willis, Mrs
Burt Atwell, evening, Mrs. Gwen
Adams; Thursday, afternoon, Mrs
R. A. Derrickson, Mrs. Harvey
Conrad; evening, Mrs. Gerald Lor-
enZ.
Hospital cart-Friday, Mrs. JOS
eph j. Pearce, Sr, Mrs. Carlton
Fooks; Saturday, Mrs. Roy Reich
hold, Mrs. Earl Reichhold; Mon
day, Mrs. George Sheaffer, Mrs. Ed
gar Isaacs, Jr.; Tuesday, Mrs. Will
liam Eliason, Mrs. ]. H. Schabin-
ger; Wednesday, Mrs. Boyd Houtz
Mrs. John Besenfelder; Thursday
Mrs. Morris ROsker, Mrs. Ira Gar
butt.
If there are any questions, please
contact Mrs. j. William Wells,
GA 2-4206.