davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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los ACRES

Attractive restored country
nome, with 15x24 living
roon-dinirg room, paneled
IN knotty pine. Modern kitch
en- with electric range and
refrigerator; storage room,
: bedrms. with bath: cir
culating oil heat, screened
porch; located q mile BSO
station, on hard road; ideally
situated for commuting.
Within I hour downtown
WASHINGTON. An outstand-
ing value at Sll, 900
(termsl.
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GOOD SPOT

FOR bowling alley. group of stores
or other business. Zoned CO. On
Falmer hwy 81 per So. n. 90
iots adjoining, $3.50 each. All
1EIs. available. ONLEST REALTY,
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UPPER MONTGOMERY
COUNTY
81 ACRES
81 ACRES

Dairy farm; 60-cow, WASH
ington-type barn. Main
mouse, s rms: 3 tenant
houses. 4 barns. ell other
necessary buildings. Plenty Of
water. Taxes Sa45. Located
in Clarksburg-Comus area
vicinity interchange road
24O. 30 miles d. c, Price
$4,000, "a cash.
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266 ACRES

Located in the desirable
Sugar Loaf area, within
easy reach of the Acc,
near Hyattstown inter
cnanse, on new MARYLAND
24O: 35 acres woods, water
Is plentiful; pond. bank
barn, machinery, shed, etc,
Completely restored pre-
Civil war brick; 2 bedrms. ,
bath, living rm., dining rm, ,
Kitchen. den; attractive set
ting. Price $3.50 per acre
SHOWN by appointment.
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100 ACRES, only S49,5OO- incl
houses, barns. etc. Long front.
ages on new 240 and on Az
Besutiiul views; only 30 minis Ia
r. g line. OIL. 2-OI77. MARKET
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MAYNE REALTY CO., INC,

wa: 4-2s3l Clney. Nd. WA. $4,000
CihLiiFToNBRoOK. LII Finest lot buy in
sIe SoiesVllle-Ashtdn area; county
vation in the area Buy nov IN
terms, build later; S3,4g0 m
Ewes, JU. S-3O3S
Greater MaFyland De- III n ,,,o
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FAIRFAX AREA = 3 49,, 49,,
FORESTVILLE LAND

For 40 lots approx. . blks from
Fenna. ave. min. from Distrtct
sewer close by. Has other ntiis
81 300 per lot. ONLEST REALTY
GEORGIA AVE. EXTENDED -
beaut. acres of Wooded eroiInd a.
nne residential area: SO0-ft Tos
frontage. lNEz CUSHARD, Resi.
tor, EN-. e-4233 or OIL 7-3aSa
1LEN HILLS = Near Lakewood
escb S0IbntrS SluSi 3 bldg. lots, $4,000
sssR. Can HUGH 7. PECK, GA,
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DILLON LAND co.
|. 4-4040 Realtor Open till 8
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Motel or business site, - mi. west
OF winchester, along Rt. 80 "a
mile. LarHe mountain spring on
property and stream, land covered
with poplar and spruce trees,
good view, private road through
property. $1,000.
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IHARLES H. JAMISON
Ppoolesville, Nd;

WI. S-9223 or 30I, DI. 9-3262
COUNTRY HOME in attractive set.
ting on l13 acres Of rolling land;
some woods and stream; long hard
road frontage: $4,000, terms.
RIPLEY CO., JU. 5-6l1l.
COUNTRY SETTING-NeW 4-bed.
rm. brk. rambler; liv. rm.. din
rm., kit. > baths, . fireplaces;
full bSmt.: 2-car garage; la
acre lot. DAVIDSONVILLE, near
cloverleaf on Wash. Annapolis ex-
preSSway,
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(coNIINUeD)
3l69 Mt. Pleasant st. NV.
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
WAREHOUSES for RENT
Choice Warehouses

u-4,OO0 SO. #: modern. I-Story
orive-in bldg. with high ceiling
Near s. Capitol and NJ SITS.
G)-1,200 50 #. One story drive
IN bldg with r.r. siding. South
Capitol st
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SHENANDnAH YAIIEY- N II.
SORRY OLD HOUSE

But 1t sets on the edge Of 40
acres that are priced right, $500
per acre. 40 miles TO DC, Just
on Rte. 90 and 211. Z. B. HAAS
REAL ESTATE. RID /. Chan
tllly; Va; FAiryiew 1856. Z
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FAR ms

ACRE-(85l in Virginia. Dir: Rte,
2S from Manassas to Catlett, Rte
sos TO Eiks Run, left on $40 ap-
prox. l mi. left on 637 to Nor
man. z. Heflin farm. Widow must
sacrifice.
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BU. 3-2151 RI. 8-4211
County Services, Inc.
CHARLES II. JAMISON


255 A. estate, Georgia ave. ext
oltramod; S-rm. Southern Colonial
Senter-hall brick mansion; ~,
pains, master bedrm.. > othei
oeoFmS,, maids rm., l6x27 liv
m I'M with hrepl.. din. I'M. spac
AN, IoAZO rec. rm., bar; also
Iu-Im. pFe-CiVlI War stone house
excellent lines. Many nreplaces
Partially modern. Plus large ston,
slave quarters. Excellent catt!t
barn. Misc. bldgs. ia-acre lake
barbecue pit, peacn orchard, vine.
yard, fertile, sently rolling land
10O a. lush sod, 25 A. oak timber
bal. grain and hay, Pvt, macadan
drive, superior shade, landscap!ne
Part of a land grant tract from
the Crown. Is miles d. c
S2O0,000. terms.
80 A. River rd. sod farm, 2-mil,
front River I'd. and c. g. o. Canal
leased $1,000 annually; $3.50 pc
A. terms.
2aO A. Dickerson-Sugar Loaf area
lO-rm. main house, bath. heat
6-rm. ten. houses; dairy barn
: other barns.
so A. sod, 40 A. wooded, bal. erop
"a mi. hard road front. IS mi
D. C; Leased $3.50 per mo-; S35l
per A., terms.
lO3 A. S-rm, house, liv. rm.. din
rm., mod. kit, . tlrepls., 4 bed
rms, Ia baths. , barns, silo: 81
mi. D. C., near HyattStown, U. S
Rte. 20. S3I, 500, terms.
31J A. Clsrksburg -GermantowI
area. S-rm. main house, mgr's
res. 3 ten. houses. 6O-cow DAIRY
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WISCONSIN AVE.

New once bldg. corner Of Wis. ave
and Harrison st. NV. Occupancy
by Jan. /, 1851. Total Of 10000
n. All rs. still avail. I1O cars
parking. ?. W. BOYLE. FE. 7-5OlO,
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10;ACRE PEACH AND APPLE or.

CHARD, 1900 300 yoInP SUM- ne,rb nIrbL ,rDf. Oh
Full as they can stick lin
loaded apple trees. You Should ses
tne beautiful building site Cor.
geouS view. In Virginia, az mile,
u. c. What buy! Sll,50O CBuy.
ers only. DILLON LAND CO
REALIOR. JE 4-4nAn
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LAND AND FARMS

-
WEEKEND FARM. I59 acres land
rented for 81 900 per year. House
with bath, deep freeze, stove, re-
friserator and furniture. available
Tor your own use. Real value at
SIPS per acre.
.l20 ACRES fronting on old Rte.
240 at $500 per acre.
! o ACRES, STREAM, Sb.500.
MAIN HIGHWAY, 116 acres at
500 per acre.
s ACRES, MONTGOMERY estate in
beautiful setting. Illness makes
this an attractive buy. S39,q5O.
MONOCACY RIVER. farm value
225 acres with , sets Of buildings
Sf5,0O0. Easy terms.
gomery. 270 acres of beautiful
land, Just of interchange, Sl,25O
per acre
SCENIC FARM, 115 acres overlook
ing countryside for mites and
miles; close IN; near interchanse
Road frontage on sides. S45, 1000,
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100 ACRES with good 5-rm, and
oathhouse. insulated and termite
PROOF, long black top road front
~ acres open, well fenced with
POND and outbldgs., 500 .O00.
STOCK and equipment syailable
extra. ARROW REALTY, DUN.
iirieS: Va TR. 5-4O4O, or TR, s.
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SMALL TOBACCO FARM. 49 acres
mostly clear, and pond site; ten
ant house, barns and other
bldgs.; good building site fol
main dwelling. Anne Arundel Co,
% miles D. c.; $4,000.
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h-sere lots with city water and
paved streets. Will subordinate
OWNER. cH. is-4so3: ewes, TU.
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MONTGOMERY; ON Pr: GEORGES

IND FEJWHHU 90.
q D acTes-WateT and sewer R-90
200 acres-water, $4,000 50. II.
lots.
5Il acres-clesred rolling farm
land.
l5O acres clear, good sod, fronting
OF Rte %.
lO2. llQ. l.O aeres-c,ean, level,
minis. from Silver Spring; excel
subordination. good percolation.
and potability. Prices range from
500 to S3.5O0 per acre.
BEERS BROS, INC JU $3.50
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ROMER & co. Realtors

430 N. Frederick, Gaithersburg
WI. S-9U92 or WAyerly 6-2233
evenings, Mr, Manuel, WA. 6-1360
LEESBURG, VA.-Commute farm
estate, SO acres, valuable I'd,
frontage, mtn. view, close to Rte
Z. Lovely home remodeled with
charm and taste. Immediate sale
necessary. Owner wants offer,
HELEN R. KENNEDY, Broker
Purcellville, Va. ED. s-7l5O
MANASSAS AREAS acres, Sl9,-
OOO, excellent pasture, plenty Of
FAIRFAX REALTY, CIR. 3-5407.
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A REAL BUY

263 acres, prime location: sewer
water, gas coming soon One oil
last owned by farmer: terms ex.
cellent, priced to sell. S1,425 per
acre.
147 acres suitable for is-acre resi-
Dental development, gorgeous elev
view. wooded area with stream.
$3.50 per acre. Low down pay
ment, and excellent terms
2l7 acres of permanent sod, large
percentase ready to move, act
fast and buy a bargain at
$4,000.
2-acre estate site with country at
mosphere, and all conv. $500.
Contact US for information for Sc
lective building sites and custom
home construction
Mayne Realty Co., Inc.
oLNEY, ND.
WA. 4-2s31 WA. 4-400O
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RETIRING SnnN.

RETIRING SOON?
INVESTIGATE small gTocery, gas
cline, restaurant, attached mod
ern 3-bedroom home now vacant
on U. s. Hiehway No. 2lI. Rap
psnnannoek County. Va. Asking
CONSIDER COUNTRY living in .
bedroom, fully modern brick home
on 20 acres in northern Culpeper
County near o. s. Highway No.
- ana Boiling AFB rec. area.
$4,000 cash and easy terms for
balance. Other homes and farms
available. LUTHER B. STUART,
BROKER, Amissville. Va.
ST. MARY's COUNTY = 31-miIe
frontase St. Clements Bay; I3s
acres, l20 farmable with large
tobacco allotment: , houses. 4
barns; price. S50,0OO with sIO,-
600 cash. Mr.. DiNataIe Riverside
3-I7O5, LYMAN c. DELE g. Co,
INC, Ii. 7-0s09.
SETTLING ESTATE, excellent beef
Iarm, 3l6 acres on paved road
Two Dig streams, Crops Included
So3,OOO. is acres, VILLAGE To-
eation; S-room home, central heat.
Sdo,uOO. 100 acres, 6-room house,
So.OOO. PEACH ORCHARD, 40
y W y wears. bARlIAlN
Sl4,5O0. WAUGH REAL ESTATE
AGENCY, Culpeper, Va. Phone VA
2-s302 oftice VA. 5-SIS2 res.
SHENANDOAH VALLEY - Good
timber, nT. game reserve: excel
deer, turkey and squirrel hunting
panoramic view. smell stream.
campers dream: IA miles west
Winchester: S2,795, S495 down,
easy terms. Call Winchester MO.
SHENANDOAH VALLEY, VA. bet
front Royal and Winchester in
the center OF small village. 200
yds, 70. store. post ONCE, church
snd school. 26 beautiful acres
SUBSTANTIAL Broom, 9-bath home;
oil hot-water heat, porcheS. large
bsmt., barn and 2-car garage.
Must be seen to be apprec. ated
IaxeS-S60. S27,95O. PETERS
REALTY, GREAT FALLS. VA. PL,
9-216l.
SORRY OLD HOUSE
But it sets on the edge of 40
acres that are priced right, $500
per acre. 40 miles to DC, Just
on Rte 90 and eli. Z. B. HAAS
REAL ESTATE. RID /, Chan
Tfl1W Ne
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DRUMELDRA HILLS
FAIRFAXCnINTY

$40 acre, SI.675. terms.
acres plus. nr. new Unjyersit,
OF va. site, $4,000, terms.
Nj 9.61O0 OR or. 4-61O5
FAIRFAX co. - os-acreS oood
mouse. not modern, 90 mi WsSS
on hard surface state road. grass
np 70 horse's belly, price $40 500
HEesS. terms. Call owner, JE. .
FAIRFAX. VICINITY OF COUNTRY
CLUB-3O acres, wooded; SI7. 7.61O.
S6,OOO cash. FAIRFAX REALTY,
CIR. 3-24O7. -
FAIRFAX AREA = 8 acres large
axe; on paved road; S5.50O
FAIRFAX REALTY, CIR. 3-2407,
FOR SALE-26O fertile acres All
N grass, in Loudoun County. near
BIO r.r.: borders Potomac River.
WONDERFUL view, good building
sites, lovely home. large barns.
supporting 300 head stock: con,
SIDERABLE cash required, No phone
calls. Priced under 5000 Der
acre. w. J. KITE, Lovettsville, Va
FOR SALE-l20 acres timberIanc
nr. Indian Head. Nd: . stresmS
Tooe Si.e to build lake. Box 27a.
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property. $1,000.
ORCHARD $40 ACRES

ali loaded with fruit: orchard in
excellent condition; . houses. =
trucks, D-4 bulldozer, $4,000
to $4,000 worth of equipment
200 acres in good timber, pro-
duced $4,000 bushels last year
Price S3s,000. Down SS.500.
EUGENE P. NIXON
RE. 7-sll2 Ewes. LA. B-594s
Sat. and Sun. 301-EX. 5-5l30
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

INDUSTRIAL PROPERTIES wanted
for sale or lease
A. M. ROTH CO., RE. 1880
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NEAR WALDORF

Prince GEORGES County. 5-acra
farmetteS and "-acre homesites:
wonderful future Investment;
cleared and wooded, rolling.
LRc. hnme m one 5-acrP tract
situated on hill overlooking
Mattovoman Greek. s rms, .
huge rcrches; h.-wh.: needs some
repairs; Sl5,15O. Also modern s.
bedrm. home without bldgs, 10
acres to 100 acres. Your baby
farm specialist, LISLE KENDALL
REAL ESTATE, PUFFENBURGER
REAL ESTATE, 10. 7-5l5l, ia.
from D. c. line past Spring Lake
Lodae, right on Ecton lane at Va.
Beach Slen property. OPEN l
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NEAR La PLATA - i4I5 acres Of
rolling woodland with 800 'front.'
crosses property. Price S5,aS0.
cash $500, balance $50 mo.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND REALTY
co, dial 30l-WE. 4-9432. Open
q IN <
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MD, 81 ACRES
ACT NOW

6-rm. house; running water. stable,
garage and garuen on large
stream; also another 6-rm. house
with electricity and garden: "a
mile on dual hwy. on good road
d miles to Cumberland, Nd. Bus
every hour. Land covered with
beautiful t@lber. $4,000,
VI VA On HHHn
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CLARKE REALTY
AND INSURANCE
Va. Phone 1856

ASHTON ARIA
a FARMsIIE IN TOMN-IO acres
with older home in excel, cond
sna immaculate sTounds for only
S29. 500. Location { mi. past
ASat9n' ASd On Nd in Highland CHoW-
EsAroN REALTY co.
"a. 2-201l WA, 4-9sll
ATTENTION INVESTORS! 400
ceres, 20 mi. D. L. Long road
frontage. nj. SO hwy, sSUO acre.
BEAUTIFUL LAND for gToWth pos
SlolLtles and for development
Long lrontage on new 40 and on
900. Lee. tract nr. Gaithersburs,
OL. 2-Ql77. MARKET REALTY
CALVERT COUNTY = Just Wbat
you've been looking for-yO acres,
IO.6-acre tobacco allotment: 8
faooeIn MONIES; fenced and cross
asneeo' laeal Tor cattle, water in
wi .66VqIIEo 656stqI Eor lnto. call
CARROLL COUNTY. Wood6ine area
40 acres with substantial house
ana oldgS-; good frontage; nr. Rte.
Also have 200 acres for S75.OOO
that promises possible deyelop-
ment. Nice home and bldgs.; good
frontage, terms. Call Mrs. GLAND,
WA; 4-4O32. SLIGO REALTY
CENTERVILLE = l6- acre horse
arm 3-bedrm. nome, Stable,
stream: only $4,000. FAIRFAX
REALTY, CIR. 3-E407.
CHARLES co. commuters farmefte
modern 3-bedrm., new pch., frame
. oWelllng; 2-car garage, Ice, barn
On state road, with 10 acres; /;
TIDE MATER FARM on Potomac
Greek, excel. harbor. l33 acres,
t,peorm; mansion, numerous out
p!dgs, barns, one OF Southern
Maryland's finest waterfront es-
tStes: about 55-min. drive to D. c.
INVESTMENT OR FARMER r
FARM-60 acres, 3 houses, 4
barns, tobacco allotment, STATE
road on sides, productive farm
now, development tomorrow; $50
OO0, excel. terms.
BU, 3-2l5l RI 2-4011
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LOTS, AGhEAGE fUH SALE
tdsnNlINool
Builders, Camp Springs

Builders, Camp Springs
E-aeIs lots with city water ane
OWNER. cH. H.ls-ise5: ewes, Tu
BURTONsVILLE, MD so acres
lovely building site: must sell Al
once. For particulars, phone Mr
Atkinson, WOODBRIDGE REALTY
We. 5-5562. AP. 1881.
BY 0WNER-30O beautiful-Vooded
acres in Va. fronting the Rap
pahannoek River. Plenty Of wild
game and FISH. ideal for hunting
iodge, camp. etc. Only ia hrs
from downtown WaShinEton. Low
price Of $3.50 acre; terms. Sun
after pm. FL. 4-7l9O, week
CAPITOL HEIGHTS-9 hldT lots
On paved street. Priced $4,000
SaIl Mrs. Johnson. HE. 4-I7OO
HUGH 7. PICK, Resltor.
CENTREyILE, va lots, wooded
i52xS30O: Sl,500 each. DI. q
JOY.
CHAIN BRIDGE AREA-Incom-
psEahle rlyerfront lots. less than
M: from D. c. line; $4,000. CH.
CHOICE BLDG. SITES
In beautiful Olney. Nd. area. any
Slze or description. Priced in rela-
tlon 70 size and location
oU-acre prime Gaithersburr Inca
tlon, suitable for lz-acre Tesiden-
tlai DEVELOPMENT. rs per cent
hign and wooded. Excellent terms
AZ $3.50 per acre.
stop, by or call our once for pIans
sno information on quality cusfom
nome construction.
MAYNE REALTY CO.. INC
WA. 4-2S31 Olney. Nd. WA. $4,000
CLIFToNBROOK. Finest lot buy in
Ihe ColesVille-Asht5n area; county
Ioeo ano city water; highest eIe-
Stloh IN the area Buy now on
Eyst EIs' r1p 9uila later later S3,490 up.
Greater Maryland Prop, JU a-Ia4O
COLESVILLE AREA
Lot 100x20O it.. in excellent loca-
sf2se, gs SIty water including paved
JAMES D. DRAPER 44oO'
COUNTRY CLUB LOT. hr. and 30
EiiahIOHuAle' west. Va;
an recreation. Sp. 1896.
DRUMELDRA HILLS
CoieSvtlle area-Near Indian Spring
Ciuo; Build your future home
IN this highly desirable develop-
ment. Acre lots from $4,000 up.
some with stream. Lttrsc
leIms; H. & H. DEVELOPMENT
", EN. 4-95l5, 10. 5-44I4,
EACELLENT MOUNTAIN LoC1-
55nN. 90 mi. from D. c. on Blue
hlose mt; Will consider selling
5000 frontage acreage on blact
Sop road to prospective home
oulaeIs VINO want a top quality
summer retreat location. Average
AZ per acre Sl,500. WO. g.
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CHOICE BLDG SITES

CHAIN BRIDGE AREA Incom-
parable riverfront lots. less than
nj: from D. c. line; $4,000. en-
Milford chronicle., 1960-06-24
Rebekah News

The Margaret C. Pyle Lodge
No. II held a covered dish sup
per on June 18th with members
and friends. 1t was well attend
ed with about fifty present and
was enjoyed by all.
The regular meeting was held
at o'clock with Noble Grand
Helen Bunting presiding. After
the business meeting closed, N.
G. Helen Bunting wished all mem
bers a happy and pleasant sum-
mer. There will be no meetings
during July and August Anyone
wishing to contact the Noble
Grand, call GA2-862O.
There were two baby showers on
June 10Th, one for P. N. G. Pau
line Lord and Betty Viking. They
received many nice gifts and
thanked everyone.
Don't forget the Rebekah Pic
mic, also the General Service you
may call GA2-S62O for the dates.
Those who are sick, we wish
them a speedy recovery and those
who are in distress, we extend
our sincere sympathy.
Milford chronicle., 1960-06-24
Girlu Scout Camp
Opens This Sunday

Beautiful Camp Todd, near Den
ton, Maryland. will open officially
for established camping on June
rs and girls from all over the
Peninsula will be converging on
the Camp to enjoy the many and
varied activities offered.
Miss Dorothy Gambler, Camp
Director, will be in charge and she
will have an experienced staff as
sisting her. This summer, the
Peninsula Girl Scout Council feels
very fortunate in having secured
the services of Miss Lillian Olsan
of Copenhagen, Denmark, as a
camp counselor Miss Olsen, who
is a school teacher, has been ac-
tive in the Girl Guides for seven
teen years, and has had a wide
range of camping experience.
This year in addition to the life
saving and waterfront units, there
will be Pioneer Units, Ocean Camp
ing trips, Nature Units, and Music
and Dancing Units. The program
is extensive and well rounded and
offers a healthy, happy summer
filled with worthwhile activity.
Remember, first come, first serv-
ed; and camp reservations are
going, going, gonel
Milford chronicle., 1960-06-24
Walls Reunion

The fourth Walls reunion was
held at Trap Pond Park near Lau-
rel, Del, June 10, 1860.
There was a large gathering OF
Walls descendants and their fam
lilies. The oldest member present
was Mrs. Jeanette H. Dorman OF
Wilmington, Delaware, who is 80
years old.
The Rev Charles Branford ire
tired) of Rehoboth Beach, Del.
addressed the group and Mr.. Ptak,
a popular accordionist Of Whining
ton, DEL. supplied the music for
group singing.
kilograms, cards and letters
wishing the reunion success were
read during the business meeting.
They represented Walls descend
ants living in California, Texas.
Hawaii, Michigan and other states.
Another reunion was planned for
next year.
Milford chronicle., 1960-06-24
Items Of q Purely
Personal Mature

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Draper re-
Gently returned from Louisiana
where they spent several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kutz have
been in Harrisburg, Pa, for a few
days.
Mrs. Wilbur Simpson, Sr., is a
patient in Wills Eye Hospital in
Philadelphia.
Charles ]. Rocco is patient in
Milford Memorial Hospital follow
ing surgery.
Mrs. Willard Pierce, Mrs. Dpro-
thy Rathmel and daughters have
moved to their cottage at Slaugh-
ter Beach for the summer.
%
1t. Comdr. and Mrs. Herman
McNatt and children of St. Peters,
burg, Florida, are spending a part
of their vacation with Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Carter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fergus Purves and
children of Corona Del Mar, Cali
fornia, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
B. B. vinyard a part of this week,
having arrived on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Stein, Mrs.
Elsie Green and children. Nancy
and William of Red Line, Pa, have
been guests of Mr. and Mrs. FL
wood Hit a part of this week.
Mrs. Emma Bennett, Bertha Dali
sey, Purnelle Spicer and Margaret
Bennett are attending Homemakers
Short Course at the University of
Delaware three days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Eastman
and two daughters of Hattiesburg,
Miss, have been visiting Mrs. East
mans parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Nichols in Greenwood.
Mrs. Belle Draper Steen return
ed to the home of the Stanley
Stems Friday, June II, after three
weeks stay at Milford Memorial
Hospital, where she underwent ma
jor surgery due to complications
following an operation for cancer
in 1856.
Miss Emma Swain and her mo-
ther, Mrs. George Swain, of
Georgetown, are leaving today by
car for California where they will
visit Sergeant and Mrs. Warren
L. Smith and daughter at their
home in Santa Ana. They will be
away three weeks.
Milford chronicle., 1960-06-24
Hospital Hostesses

Hospital Shop and Hospital Cart
Hostesses for Milford Memorial
Hospital for the week Friday, June
"a, through Thursday, June 30,
Hospital Shop-Fri., June "a,
afternoon, Mrs. Leroy Smith; eve
ming, Mrs. Chas. L@cey, Mrs. Percy
Haughey; Sat, June rs, afternoon,
Mrs. Doran McFadden. Evening
Mrs. Arthur Hall; Sum-, June26,
afternoon, Mrs. Jennie Anderson
evening, Mrs. Cora Ellis; Mon.
June 27, afternoon-evening, Mrs.
Emory Postles; Tues, June %,
afternoon, Mrs. James Baxter, Mrs.
John Lodge evening. Mrs. Dick
Clendaniel. Mrs. Harry Greenly;
Wed, June 20, afternoon, Mrs.
Burton Willis evening. Mrs. Roy
Reichhold, Mrs. Jos. J. Pearce,
Jr.; Thurs, June 30 afternoon,
Mrs. Leonard French, Mrs. John
Leverage evening.
Hospital Cart Fri, June "a,
Mrs. G. Lorenz, Mrs. Albert Peter
man; Sat-, June 25, Mrs. ]. A.
Baxter, Mrs. Claud Tease; Mon..
June 27, Mrs. Perry Ragains, Mrs.
Robert Mercer; Wed, June 29,
Mrs. John Rogers, Mrs. Broddus
Jones; Thurs, June 30, Mrs. A.
d. Dyer, Mrs. Lesley Jones.
Milford chronicle., 1960-06-24

Mr.. and Mrs. John C.. Truitt
spent the past weekend at their
cottage in Rehoboth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kirby were
in Baltimore the past weekend
visiting friends.
Mrs. John Vreeland is patient
in Milford Memorial Hospital fol-
lowing an operation for Cataract
-
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hugg and
daughters moved to their cottage
at Slaughter Beach last week for
a month.
Mrs. Helene Cordrey of Phila-
delphia, spent a few days this week
with her mother, Mrs. Blanche
Rule.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Alden and
children of Philadelphia, were
weekend guests of Mrs. Bertha
Alden.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Giltenboth
and daughters, Georgia and Grace
have been the guests of their par
ents in Pittsburgh, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Reichhold will
leave Sunday for the summer meet
ing of the Maryland Nursery Asso-
citation at Williamsburg, Va. They
will return home on Tuesday.
Mrs. L. G. Markert, who has
been spending the past two months
in Newark with Miss Irene Mark
ert and Miss Dorothy Markert, re-
turned to her home on North Wal
nut Street on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Macklin
and Mrs. William o. 'Brimijoin and
children of La Platte are occupy
! ing the Primrose cottage at
Slaughter Beach this month.
Miss Eloise Hit is in Philadel-
phia where she is taking her psy-
ciatric training at the Philadelphia
General Hospital. She is a student
at Milford Memorial Hospital.
Thomas H. Draper. son of Mr..
and Mrs. William R. Draper of 211
South Walnut Street, Milford, re-
ceived one of the two Ralph Eber
Jillson Memorial Awards presented
at Mount Hermon Schools class
day exercises last Saturday. The
prizes are awarded to the members
of the senior class who best ex-
emplifies good sportsmanship and
school spirit in athletics.
Milford chronicle., 1960-06-24
Personal Mention


Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel DOhring at
tended the alumni meeting and
banquet of the Lewes High School,
held at the Star of the Sea in Re-
hoboth Saturday evening. Mr.
Dohring was member of the 1885
class.
Mr.. and Mrs. Imly Abbott and
children, Emily and Bruce of Ala
quippa, Pa, are spending some
time with Mr.. and Mrs. Imly Abb
bott and Mr.: and Mrs. James J..
Deputy.
DIR. and Mrs. L. G. Moffett of
Charlottesville, Va, were recent
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Raymond
Bennett. They sailed out of New
York City by freighter, landing in
Belgium. They will tour Europe
by car for the coming four months.
Mrs. Emily Vinyard Moore re-
turned Thursday of last week af-
ter visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Morrison at their home in Sturgis,
S. D., for the past five weeks.