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Evening star., 1960-03-02
GEORGETOWN

(320O SCOTT PL)
New, air-cond corner brk.; consist
ing Of 6-bedrmS. 4lz-bsths, pent-
house roof garden, ELEVATOR, 3
freplaces, maids rms, large ter
raced garden Of drawing and din
rms, gar, inside lowered shutters
on all windows: inmed. occupancy
Beautifully arranged for expensive
entertaining Rent $500. Exclusive,
Y HARRIS AID A-1Q50
Arizona sun., 1960-06-09
FROM MESA
By MATTE LIVINGSTON

Training, work and fun! That's the
story behind the activities at the Mesa
Boys Club, workout gym for young
boys who take an active interest in
boxings They learn the tricks of the
trade and the techniques of good
clean boxing, and learn to enjoy it as
a good clean sport.
The instructor is Leslie GrubbS,
who has been with the Golden Gloves
for some time, and who has had per-
Sonal training from Gene Lewis.
Some of the active members of the
Boys Club are: Manuel King, Charles
DeGrate, Casey Calhoun, William
Harris, Jimmy Sanchez, Wayne Man
dley, Willie D. Willis, Charles King,
Junior Decorate, Sammy Sanchez, Bill
Anderson, Terrace Carey, Ronnie
Johnson and Reyes Jiminez.
Among those considered as out
standing by the manager are: Manuel
King, Charles DeGrate, and William
Harris. These boys have made good
showingS in the matches they have
had.
A few celebrities have used the
club as a workout gym, and while
doing so have handed the boys a few
pointers on boxing. Included are:
Jimmy Shaw, Louie Garduno, Mario
Estrada, and Frank Lujan, who has
had two pro fights. He now holds a
record of 8 wins and s losses.
Exhibition matches are open to the
public. The next one will be near the
end of the month, the actual date has
not been set. The admission price is
SO cents adults and IS cents children.
This is good opportunity to see
an ambitious group of youngsters
go at something they all like. Good
luck to the boys and their manager,
Leslie Grubs.
Arizona sun., 1960-06-09
From Flagstaff
REV. VELTON w. RANDALL
p. o. Box 1912
Flagstaff, Arizona
Flagstaff, Arizona

Sunday was Mems Day at Spring
hill Baptist Church. Deacon Arthur
D. Henry served as master of cere-
monies. The Rev. H. Lowe, pastor of
First Baptist Church delivered the
message. :.
Rev. and Mrs. Nj. c. McCurtis and
number of Flagstaff people attend
ed state convention of the Church
of God in Christ at Phoenix during
the past week.
Throughout the week, ministers and
their congregations will join the mem
bers of First Baptist Church in cele-
brating the Fifth Anniversary of Rev.
and Mrs. H. Lowe as pastor.
The minister and large number OF
members and friends of Harbert
Chapel A.M.E. Church will 60 to
McNary Sunday to worship with the
pastor, Rev. Williams Bell, and mem
bers of Russell Chapel A.M.E. Church
in their Third Quarterly Conference.
Miss Joyce Neal and Melton Will
liams were recipients of the Annual
Citizenship Award given each year
by the local branch of the NAACP.
They we're given the awards during
assembly on the closing day Oh
school.
The Flagstaff Merchants went to
McNary last Sunday and before a
local loyalist who went to see the
game, outplayed and outclassed the
McNary nine in every way to win 6-5.
Pride of Flagstaff, Lodge No. 1884,
attended the morning service at the
Springhill Baptist Church.
Arizona sun., 1960-06-09
Negroes Rights
Endangered BY Bill

WASHIN GTON, DC. = The
NAACP is urging defeat of Senate
bill which, if passed, "opens the door
for dangerous state activity against the
civil rights of colored citizens"
The bill, 1917, provides for relaxing
of federal control over certain land
used for federal and other purposes.
The measure is expected on the Senate
floor this week or shortly thereafter.
In letters to 78 non-Southern Sen
atorS urging that they vote against the
bill, Clarence Mitchell, dir e c t O r,
NAACP Washington bureau, declared
that many southern communities are
using United States Treasury money
in a way that promotes racial Segre-
CATION.
Senate bill 1917 "opens the door for
dangerous state activity against the
civil rights of colored citizens. One OF
the striking examples of willful state
enc with Constitutional
rights Mr.. Mitchell observed, may
Arizona sun., 1960-06-09
FROM PRESCOTT

The Mount Olive Baptist Church
will hold its annual Sunday School
picnic Sunday, June II. The group
will meet at the chruch at 2 pm. and
afterwards journey to the picnic
grounds at Granite Basin. The public
is invited to participate. Mrs. Helen
is chairman of the affair. Rev. Alonzo
Washington is pastor.
The Heavenly Travellers Spiritual
Singers, of Phoenix, will appear in
a concert at Mount Olive Baptist
Church on June 19, beginning at a
pm. Md King is manager of the
group.
Arizona sun., 1960-06-09
Calendar ofEvents

The Saturday meeting of the Brid-
gets was held at the home of Mrs.
Fred Williams, 1922 East Washington.
Mrs. Annie Arnold of KanSeS City and
sister of Mrs. Williams was guest of
honor.
Lincoln Ragsdale and his brother,
Hartwell of San Diego, California,
flew to their home in Ardmore, Okla
homa for a few days. They were ac-
companied by their young sons Lin
coin and Hartwell.
Virginia Crump of Los Angeles,
who was in town to attend the gradu-
alton of her cousin, Larkin Arnold,
was the recipient of many parties and
picnicS during her stay. She was the
house guest of her aunt, Mrs. Fred
Williams.
This week Larkin Arnold is in Los
Angeles attending the high school
graduation of Ginger Crump and to
enjoy the festival given in her honor.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Hill, 2110 East Jefferson, was the
scene of a lavish dinner party under
the stars. About fifty guests enjoyed
the hospitality of the hostess at the
Sunday evening affair. The party was
in honor of the hostess daughter Mrs.
Joyce Mathews and her visiting guest.
Out of town guests we're: Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Anderson, Mr. and Mrs.
George Jones, all of Los Angeles;
Mrs. Matte Vinegar of Cincinnati,
Ohio and Mrs. Annie Arnold of Kan
saS City.
The churchwide picnic of First In
stitutional Baptist Church will be held
Saturday, June 1th at Southern Bap-
tiSt Camp, Prescott, Arizona. Busses
will leave at 7 am. for Prescott.
Arizona sun., 1960-06-09
From Chandler

Because of increased attendance, the
Chandler Well Child Clinic now fea-
lures double header" schedule on
the second and fourth Fridays month
ly, according to DR.. S. F. FarnSwOrth,
Director, Maricopa County Health
Department. The next clinic date is
Friday, June 10 with registration from
900 to 1000 am. and 100 to 200
pm. The clinic is located in the Rec
reation Center, 1877 E. Commonwealth.
Believing strongly in the theme IAN
ounce of prevention is worth pound
of cure" Mrs Frank Bueler, TIA w.
Cleveland, Chandler, Chairman of
clinic volunteers, sponsored by the
Chandler Woman's Club, urges moth
erS to bring their we'll children includ
ing infants and preschool children to
the clinic for physical examination
and for immunizations. The Chandler
Woman'S Club has had volunteers
serving in the clinic for almost 20
years.
The clinic is open to families re-
ferred by private physicians or to
those families who do not have the
services of a private physician.
Arizona sun., 1960-06-09
From Yuma
BY TED HOLLIN
Box 3S7, Yuma
The IntegratiOn Challenge

The challenge posed by integration
of the races is an age-old challenge
that probably never has been satiSfac-
torily settled in the history of the
world as we know it. Racial problems
and the general wickednesS of man.
kind are no doubt two of the most
common and constant conditions
known to the world The fact that
this is so is no cause for SOlace for
our miserable failure to solve the prob
lem nor is it to be taken as encour-
agement by those who are prOpon-
ents of segregation. 1t is indeed a
sorry reflection upon the mental pro-
cesseS of our space age civilization.
In the field of scientific knowledge
man has conquered space to the ex-
tent that he orbits the earth and the
sun with man-made satellites yet in his
relationship with his fellow man his
conduct is pre-tertiary. His regard
and respect for the rights of others is
no doubt at its lowest ebb in history
this Notwithstanding the fact that
the master-slave relationship has been
established custom in some eraS of
civilization. Oppression works only
under the condition that knowledge
is Suppressed and the Oppressed people
are kept in ignorance. knowledge is
freedom and as it becomes general the
problems involved in oppression be-
come acute.
Scientists, in the pursuit of knoWl-
edge which they seek, have always
proceeded upon the theory that the
importance of their mission tranScends
racial considerations, hence, their rap
id advance. Here is vividly pointed
out the potential of mankind for the
enjoyment of a wonderful life if only
he would divest his mind of race hate.
Daily these is an increasing import
ance being placed upon the study of
the higher sciences, that department
of study which disregards the race
question Let us hope that this broad
er participation in study of the
higher sciences will impart to our edu-
cation and our society the attitude
which now permeates the higher eche-
lon of science.
Arizona sun., 1960-06-09
Tucson Holds
Youth Forum

The Trinity Temple CINE Church
invites all to attend the Sunday Eve
ming Youth Forum on June II at
1925 E. 30th St.
Main speakers on the program will
include Lewis Dewberry, talking on
''Nuclear Fallout'' Carl Bowdry on
you and Your Heath and Edward
Sparks on ''Tucson's Dilemma" Mis-
treSs of ceremonies will be Mrs. Laura
Mobiles Banks.
Doors will open at pm. Rev. ].
R. Sparks is pastor.
Arizona sun., 1960-06-09
CugIe Given Elk Post
Cont. from Page |,

Modestly elated by the honor, Mr..
eagle pledged ito continue my service
to the communities and help raise the
living standards of my people," He
was elected by unanimous vote after
the nomination and detailed resume
of his Ia years of service to the as
Sociation and the Elks in general.
Mr.. eagle and his wife, Lillian, re-
side at 1541 E. Adams. He is also
trustee treasurer of Tanner Chapel
AME Church.
Arizona sun., 1960-06-09

be found in the Federal airport con-
struction program.
MANY communities are accepting
money from the United States Treas
ury to build or improve their local
airports. Thereafter they spend state
or local money in waSteful program
for segregated rest rooms, segregated
dining rooms, and even separate drink
ing fountains in these airports.'
Citing the Federal Governments
current challenge to the State of Miss
issippi for its incredible action" of
barring Negroes from a beach in Bill
oxi, Mr.. Mitchell explained that the
beach was made possible because of
a Federal grant of $1,133,000.
In making the grant there was a
stipulation that the vast 24-mile beach
front would be open to the public,
Mr. Mitchell stated.
Arizona sun., 1960-06-09
MOTOR To Mexico

Miss Eleanor Wheeler and Mrs.
Mary Costello, of 242l w. Adams,
motored to Nogales and Sonora, Mex
leo, Saturday They we're accompanied
by Norfleet Sanders, who afterwards
boarded a plane for Mexico City, and
other Latin American points.
Arizona sun., 1960-06-09

Whose cleaveth to justice, can, un-
der no circumstances, tranSgreSS the
limits of moderation.-Baha 'u'llah
Arizona sun., 1960-06-09

YOUR BEAUTY SALON, all kinds of beauty
service, 222 |E jefferson. Proprietress Eta
LyIes; Ethel Edwards, operator. AL 3-7279.
Arizona sun., 1960-06-09

T. V. Il" late model. Blonde new $229.
take So8 or $6 monthly. 805 S. Central.
til 7 pm.
Arizona sun., 1960-06-09
40

The former Nina Hutch
inson, 4211 S. 21st Pl.,
an d Airman, seeond d
class Ellison Brown, sta
toned at Williams AFB,
were married last week
at the Church Of God in
Christ, 18th Place and
Roeser Road. Parents Of
fhe bride are Mr.. and
Mrs. William Hutchinson.
Evening star., 1960-02-07
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
(coNTINUEp,

ASSUME 4li% CT LOAN on this
neat 3-bedrm. rambler in Q de-
sirable location. Owner has pur-
chased another home. Immed
posS.
HUGH T. PECK, Wheaton, 10. $3.50
ASSUME 5I4qs LOAN-Rare oppor-
tunity to purchase our model home
and assume q 25-year, blzse mort
gage. Center-hall plan with 4
bedrms. on same level. separate
dining rm. and large beamed cell
ing kit: over lz-aere lot. The
lovely carpets and drapes have
been marked down to "a their
original cost. Immediate possess
sion OPEN SAT. a. SUN. NOON
TO DARK. Directions: Drive out
gressional Country Club TO our
Concord sign on left. THOMAS L.
PHILLIPS CO.. OIL. 4-I424
Evening star., 1960-02-07
H. JAMISON, REALTOR
Poolesville, Nd. mo TOLL


Erwin Butt, PO. 2-22O6; Charles
Elstn. DI. 9-3372. Ewes, Keyin
Wade, JU. S-26lS
Evening star., 1960-02-07
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
CHARLES Il. JAMESON

CnAhLE6 n. JAMl6ON
1 A.-Poolesytlle: new brick ram
piet. wind, 5 bedrms.. tile lie bath, ,
full bsmt.; hardwood frs, o.h.-W.h. :,
Sarport; quiet area; Sls,50O.
"a A.-Boyd area; b-rm. rambler,
l ". old, mod. equip. kit, liV.
rm.,. 3 bedrms.. bath. fun bsmt /;
oil heat; Sl2.75O. terms.
"a A.-Dickerson; arm. bungalow,
built 1855, mod. kit. hV. rm., .
bedrms.. bath: hardwood FRS, oil
heet, wooded lot, hard road; SlO,-
500. Terms, $1,000 cash.
:, A;-s-rm. house. mod. kit, a
bath, din. nm. with hrepl.. liV.
rm.,. 4 bedrms., ~ baths, full
bsmt oil h.-wh.: S21.000 Terms,
g A.-Poolesville: s-rm. center
hall house, needs renovating,
splendid shade, lse. Earden: SlO,-
.6.5 A.-Boyd; eustom-built frame
rambler. mod. kit. liv. rm., pict,
wind. 3 bedrmS.; hardwood frs
full bsmt,; part grass, balance
woods; 25 mi. D. c.. 100000:
terms. $4,000.
Ia A.-WeSt olnsy Park: sOx52
rambler; l5x2l liv. Tm., pict.
wind, l5xl5 din. rm., mod. kit
family rm. with firepl. util. rm.;
3 bedrms.. IA baths; 25x4O guest
mouse unhn land ready for de-
Velopment: S37.5OO; terms.
Is A.-High scenic plateau; s-rm.
white frame house, pict. wind
nrepl.' moo. kit, din. rm., Q bed
| hath have
board fencing, 2-car earage
$4,000, terms.
CHARLES H, JAMIsoN, REALToR
Poolesville, Nd. CNo Toll
WI S-9223 or 30l, DI. e-3262
Erwin Butt PO. 2-22O6; Charles
EIsin. DI. Sc3372. Ewes, KeVin
CHEVY CHASE, Rock Greek PARK
Only $4,000 for this spacious,
charming 4-bedrm.. 2lz-bath brick
rm.,. Ice. kit: excel. bsmt.; delight
ful lot approx. I00Xl2O; quiet 81
near elem. school, swimming pool
other cony. TOWN q SUBURBAN,
CHEVY CHASE-3-yr.-oId brk-
and-stone split-level featuring 3
oedrms;. den, 90 baths, rec. rm
W/hrepl., lge. ser. porch, patio
central air cond., wall-to-Wall
carpet and many other wonderful
features. Excel. neighborhood
S36,50O. ROBERT H. KENT q
CO, JU. g-S9OO.
CHEVY CHASE VIEW-Lge. 6-rm.
2l2-bath brk. Colonial with rec
rm. and pch; vacant. rent with
option TO buy. $4,000. BEERS
BROS, JU. 5-76lO.
CHEVY CHASE, N.-Beaut, brk.
Colonial on a lot l00x2OU. True
center hall w/lRe. liv. rm., din.
rm., mod. kit. w/breakfast nook
3 nice-size bedrms., > baths on
2nd; full bsmt. w/built-in gar.
Ige. scr: porch. Priced TO sell.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, INC.
OIL. 2-1006 Ewes. Wo. 6-0s35
Evening star., 1960-02-07

BETHESDA. Burning Tree area
split; bedrms., rec. rm.; S3l,-
$50. Directions: Out Bradley
blvd. to Holly Oak dr., left to
9l11 Chsrred Oak DR.. Open ]
til dark MERIT REALTY CO.,
MA. 2-Oa34.
y loveiyI II you miss this new
listing. you'll regret it, 3 twin
bedrms., III baths, paneled rec.
rm., garage. porch. Choice loca-
ton. Out OF the ordinary at
S23,5OO. Low On. pymt. OIL
$4,000: ewes. OIL. 6-4777. ALLIED
REALTY, once open IO:30-4:30.
See our Big Display.
BETHESDA-ALTA VISTA TER
RACE-Beaut. 3-bedrm. brick
rambler with flrepl. and glass en-
closed porch with aluminium avn
ings: located bet. N. Bethesda Jr.
High School and Alta Vista Ele-
mentary School, ST. JANE FRAN
avail with lovn dn. payment
Widow must sell IMMEDIATELY
asking S22 $50. OPEN SUN. 1-5
Drive out Old Georgetown I'd. tc
Beech drive. left / block TO Single.
ton, left . blocks to $685. CONWAY
rd COLUMBIA PROPERTIES
INC, JU. $1,000.
Evening star., 1960-02-07

THOMAS ]. FISHER AND CO.
DI. 7-6S3O
Evening star., 1960-02-07
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ADORABLE best describes this
charming home with cozy firepI.
in large liy. rm., > large bedrms.,
bath, eating-space kit, paneled
porch, patio: washer, drier IN
cluded; lovely wooded lot. All
young couples must see. owner
$1,000: now only Si2 $50. va
or FHA. SLIGO REALTY, REAL
TORS, JU. $4,000.
ALL THE COMFORT and charm
that only an older home can give
is present in this newly redeco-
rated 2-story home, situated on q
tree-lined avenue and surrounded
by large shade trees and we'll
placed shrubs The quiet, we'll
kept neighborhood is only walking
distance from everything. From
the spacious covered porch to the
master bedroom with walk in
closets, the keynote of this home
Is one OF ease and graceful living
Inc. Inc many. many features require
your personal inspection. Already
FHA appraised. Only Sl4,95O fol
everything. Exclusive with BOW
ERS BROS, INC, AP. 7-S4O0.
APL.N0L-NSA-A real bargain in
at $3.50 less than reproduction
price, This antique brk. beauty is
on y acre lot Just OF new o. 81
29. 3 bedrms., liv. rm. w/firepl.
din; rm.. kit. -w/table space: IL
bath on 1st FIR: full bsmt. and
earport. Add plastered walls, built.
in oven and range, CITY water
and q beautiful view. Very fiex.
lole financing. Just $4,000. Will
LlAMS o. CO., JU. 1874.
ARGYLE CLUB AREA-New ram
per on "a acre, liv. rm. wIfrepl.
am area, mod. kit, 3 bedrms.,
paths, full bsmt.. carport; S1S,50O.
Hurry! ASHTON REALTY Co,
EV. 4-l732, WA. 4-9Sl1.
ARGYLE CLUB AREA-StateIy CO.
lonial brk.; corner lot: center hail.
3 bedrmS., sep. din. rm., pine
paneled den: trade; S19,95O.
HUGH t. PECK, HE. 4-1700.
Evening star., 1960-02-07

IS A.-High scenic plateau; 6-rm.
white frame house, pict. wind
firepl., mod. kit, din. rm., 3 bed
rms, bath: horse barn, white
board fencing, 2-car garage
S3l 900, terms.
Evening star., 1960-02-07
BETHEsDA-oPEN I-b
WILLIAMSBURG
COLONIAL.

New brick home. Entrance hall, 27.
IT. liv. I'm. with firepl., din. rm.
den, powder rm., GE kit; 2ud A.,
4 bedTms., 2 baths, stairway q
attic; bsmt. rec. area with firepl
screened porch, garage. S45,950
Dir: N. Wis. ave, left Bradley
blvd. right Wilson lane, / blk
light Hooneywsll lane to 1902
FULTON R. GORDON, Jr.. CO.
Evening star., 1960-02-07
BETHESDA

Call OIL. 4-5s0O Sunday ~ to d.
or daily y 70 d
Evening star., 1960-02-07

A--WeSt Olney Park: 3Ox52
rambler; l5x2l liv. rm.. pict.
WIND, l5Xl5 din. rm., mod. kit
family rm. with hrepl, util. rm.;
3 bedrms. Ia baths: 25x40 guest
house unfin.; land ready for de-
Yelopment: S37 500: terms.
Evening star., 1960-02-07
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mn,
COUNTRY CIuR ARRA-ah.1-,

COUNTRY CLUE AREA-3-bedrm.
rambler that's PEACHES AND
CREAM: din. rm.: HOT-W. HEAT:
HUGH T. PECK. GA. 4-6575.
DALE DRIVE-THAYER AVE.-Va-
can't Immaculate 4-bedrm. brick
Cape Cod with lovely rec. nm
extra bldg. lot: dead-end ST. sol.
500. BEERS BROS. JU. 5-76IO.
DAMASCUs-RAMBLER WITH A
Z VIEW. 3 bedrms., 2 fun baths. DE-
luxe kit: wonderful lot. Price,
S2l.5OO. TRADES INVITED.
HUGH T PECK, GA. 4-s575.
Evening star., 1960-02-07

; A.-S-rm. house. mod. kit, "A
bath, din. nm. with hrepl.. liV.
rm,. 4 bedrms, IN baths, full
bsmt oil h.-w.h.: S2l.0OO. Terms,
Evening star., 1960-02-07
JOSEPH FILIPPO

REALTY CO. OFFERS
ST. FRANCIS PARISH-4-yr. -old
lge. brick rambler; T rms. 3 lge
br, , baths, lge. family rm., club
TTm.' maids nm. and bath; garage.
Both AND PA. AvE-Nr. public
and parochial schools. Det. brick
center hall: 8 large rms. 3 bed
rms z attic rms, large rec, rm.
wfruit trees. S22,500.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, mr.. s. Capt.
tol st.-Semi-det brick; like new;
8 rms; 3 b.r.. 1st-h. powd. rm..
full bSmt. w/rec. rm; dishwasher
disposal, FLA approved, Sl3.50O
MINNESOTA AVE, nr. Pa. ave-
Semi-det. brick; large rms,
enclosed porches: rec. rm.; oil H.
VIII. By appt.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS. mr.. Nichols
ave...Det brick Cape Cod with
level lot: S16.S50. BY appt.
ANACOSTIA, l645 You st.-Oper
@-5 pm. Det shingle; : rms, Z
baths, on 1st A.; arranged fol
! or 2 families: gas h.-w.h.i
garage; $1,000 dn.
OFF PA. AVE, Lyndale-CompletS-
ly furn,, semi-det. brk.; 8 rms.
2 lge. bedrms., full bsmt. w/rec
rm.: priced right with substantial
cash A safe investment.
.PENNA. AND MINI. AYES S-Stort
and 6-rm. apt. leased for So, Zoo
yr., price S22. 800.
ANACOSTIA = Semi-det.; lge
rms. tile bath; leased $1,000 yr
Price $4,000.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, 4Os xenis
st-Semi-det. brick; rms.
large b.r.. rec. rm.: FLA approved
Sl2,250. 10. 2-2l37.
ST. FRANCIS PARISH-Ideal fol
nursery, lge. family or roomins
house; 10 rms, 3 baths; 2-cal
garage: l00-ft. front lot. By appt
Evening star., 1960-02-07
SAMUEL E. ROGLEY

Of Mo, Inc. OF. 0-7sOU. today loo
BETHESDA AREA-Lovely new Sec
ton opening. bedrms., 2-bath
rambler elec.. kit. with eat. space,
NV. rm., hrepl., din. rm., others to
select FROM $4,000. approx. "a
acre lot. A. v. PISANl, Realtors,
". $1,000; ewes, Mrs. Stanton,
OIL. 4-Sll6.
Evening star., 1960-02-07

OhEF1 IHAbE, hock Greek Park
Only S24,500 for this spacious.
charming 4-bedrm-, . 2Iz-bath brick
rambler: lge. hV.. rm., sep. din.
rm.,. lge. kit: excel. bsmt.; delight
ful lot approx. I00xl2O; quiet ST.
near elem. school, swimming pool
other conv. TOWN q SUBURBAN,
EN-. 2-94O0.
Evening star., 1960-02-07
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.E.

hhUDE ISLAND AVE. Me-, S5O5-
3 pvt, complete apts.: two 3-room
apis; on 2nd floor; now rented
1st floor: occupied by owner. Oil
heat: bSmt. and gar First trust
Sl4 400, payable at Sis month.
Cash above trust required. Make
price offer. Call LA. q-llq7.
Evening star., 1960-02-07

CHEVY CHAsE-3-yr.-oId bTk :.
and-stone split-level featuring 3
oedrms;. den, 90 baths, rec. rm
W/hrepl., lge. ser. porch, patio
central air cond., Wall-to-Vall
carpet and many other wonderful
features. Excel. neighborhood
S36'5Qn. ROBERT H. KENT d
Evening star., 1960-02-07

3 A.-Poolesville: s-rm., center
hall house, needs renovating,
splendid shade, lge. Garden: SlO,-
500, terms.
Milford chronicle., 1960-09-30

Part of the ransom demanded
by a barbarian conquerer of Rome
in 41O was 5000 pounds of pepper.
Milford chronicle., 1960-09-30
Twenty Years Ago

Taken from the October 4, 1910 Issu
The entire South Milford
section was threatened for
more than two hours Monday
night when the William G.
Abbott Shipyard was destroyed
by fire. A high northeast wind
swept sparks over the rooftops
of the city. Damage is expect
ed to total more than $4,000.
The origin of the fire is un-
known.
Miss Jean wilkins, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Will
kins, dupont Boulevard, was
honored on Sunday with din
ner party in celebration of her
18th birthday anniversary.
Those present were the Misses
Margaret Saunders, Elizabeth
Ann Houston, Dorothy Der
rickson, Naomi Coverdale, Ann
Lodge, Verna Lodge, Ann Nc
Clough, Jean Kitchens, Caro-
lyn Nellie and Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Lindale.
About 80 friends and asso-
ciates of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Ad-
ans of San Bernardino, Calf,
recently gathered at the home
of Mrs. Elsie Thompson, of San
Bernardino, to give a post-nup-
tial shower to the bride, the
former Miss Nell Beers Nc
Milford chronicle., 1960-09-30
The Past In Review
News As It Was Reported In The Chronicle
Forty Years Ago
Taken from the October I, 1870 Issue

aken from the October I, 1920 fssl
Charles R. Torbert of George
town, who has been in the en-
ploy OF the State Highway De-
partment, left last Saturday
for Grand George, N. Y, where
he has accepted a position as
material man in road con-
struction work with a Boston
Contracting Company.
sos
The population of Millsboro
increased rapidly this week
when the stork left three little
youngster in town. A baby
girl at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Short and little
boys for Mr.. and Mrs. John
Franklin and Mr.. and Mrs.
w. F. Monroe.
DR.. James III. Chipman of the
firm of Marshall and Chapman,
is in st. Louis, Mo-, attending
the annual convention of the
United Drug Company Rexal
Stores which is being held in
that city. DR.. Chipman is a
resident of Georgetown.
w. Herald Birmingham, who
pitched good ball for the
Greensboro, Md, team during
the season, has signed up with
the Baltimore International
League team for next season.
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