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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
(coNTlNuep)

ALEX. AREA-No down payment,
oI contract accepted on this s.
nedrm. Cape Cod. Priced at S12,-
300. Payments less than rent.
HAMMER REAL ESTATE, INC,
KI. s-1012.
ALEX. AREA-ovner Is really fiex-
IDLE. bedrooms. z baths. corner
lot; close to schools, buses, shop
ping; only 3 years old. Assume GI
trust and pay only S122 per mo
Tor everything. JOHN B. Gallo,
RIAL ESTATE. FL. 4-6645.
ALEx.-Assume S25,I5O CT loan
IN beautiful Waynewood. on the
Potomac; low dn. pymt., Sl66 per
no.. pi.ti.; 3 b.rs., 2h baths,
osmt.. .carport, scr. porch; Just IL
mos. old. BY OWNER, so. S-72SO
ALEX.-Vaeant; s695 incl. settle
ment for 3-bedrm.. 1H-bath FemiE
get. rambler, VI. old; excel. a.
nancing fof anyone. OWNER. MA.
2.ll64: wkdays, Di. 7-4445.
ALEX. SPECIAL. Sl4,750 town
nouse-Attrac. stone home with
slate roof and firepl. features 2
pedrms.. sep. din. rm., rec. rni, In
osmt;, and patio: conv. to airport
and transp, to d. c.; good terms
~: H. BARRY ORG. REALTY AID.
MIN. Ewes. KI. 9-54sS.
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LANDoVER AREA-Almost new, l.
bedrm.. 2-bath. hilltop bi-leyei de.
signed for big family living:
center.foyer entrance, spacious iiv.
ana din. area, futuramic kit:
features and extras galore, Located
between the parkwayS and only
minutes to everything. FHA ap-
proved; S1s,500 with low down
payment.
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CHEVY CHASE. $4,000
NAME YOUR OWN
DOWN PAYMENT

OWNER WILL FINANCE REST
3rd A.; 1 huge foored room. 4
windows; End -. 3 bedrms., Q
baths; LIST a.. liv rm. with firepl.,
din. Im., kit, powder rm.: bsmt.
with outside .entr.. garage. Call
Mr.. Nelson, MALORA r. CHRIST
MAN. WO. 6-2923.
CONN. AVE. ESTs.-spotiess 'front.'
to-back split-level, S22,95O; high
ceiling in liv. rm., 3 bedrms. up
stairs. On garden level 4th bed
rm., bath, din. rm., lovely kit.
Assume big 4laeo trust. SAMUEL
z. BOGLEY OF MD, INC, OIL.
6-7SOO. once open Sun. 1916.
CUSTOM COUNTRY RAMBLER
Brand-new in Colesville area;
center-hall plan: full family din
ing room, immense kitchen, 3
large bedrooms with 2 tiled baths,
screened porch and carport, full
basement with panneled recreation
room; absolutely the finest OF
materials and workmanship: S32,-
500. A, J. KEssINGER & CO.,
JU. o-4544.
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HOUSES FoR sALE--MD.

VACANT IMMEDIATE POSSES
SION. Rocmy brick .split-leyel In
one Of Silver Springs finest resi-
baths, dream kit, lse. rec. rm.
and carport on pretty corner lot.
THOMPSON CO., JU. $4,000
WHEATON-1-yr.told rambler; 8
lgel bdrms.. extra bath in master
Dosn D0ss sgS4sS n5; sssh1Slsi % sSSs,s sSsi Quick
WHEATON,, PRICED TO SELL
3-bedrm. Cape Cod ------- -$g.s0Q
2-hedrm. rambler ----- S10,9b0
EisENEcEFssRP a1esHTn FsRoIsE RIsEE.rryio l1;se9 l4sse9
WHEATON
4 BEDRMS.-OWNER
Lovely 1-yr. .-old brick rambler, close
TO everything; has more living
space for. the price than any
$20.500. Carpeting included for
quick sale. Assume large 30.yf.,
5hso FHA. Call VIII. 2-2e83 for
appt. 1910 Littleton st. on Conn.
ave. extended. No agents.
WHEATON, Wo0Ds-3-bedrm. brk.
rambler; full bsmt. with tile fir.:
ienced.tn back yd.. beaut. shrub
berry: blk: public school. blks.
parochial school. Assume Gl loan,
4saee. payments $s9.36: S10,460.
WHEAT0N-Very clean VierS Mi
Viuage house. completely painted
inside and out: 2-bedrm. rambler;
iuli .: nsmt.: level lot: conv. to
Severything; 81 900; Call Mr..
so. s.s1Si 81 . ewes. e; sVEHlf VII S.ssSS ssG'
WHEATON-Lov. 3-bedrm. brick
RAMP: with lge; sep. din. .EM.; nI.
az ,S COWS, S2O.6OO; q. RUSSELL
HAuEE; "a ts s..5 .Realtor. Ju. S-s4ss or
W0oDFIELD-oider frame Colo
NAL on ! acres with liy. rn.,
din. rm., kit. ? bedrms,, bath. 8
SGs-Oi9Ss %Ts 6IsSd asWkins IS $Slis0oo; SnlS n Gsll
REAIfY, RIA pishsi sEAE4oEs. T4; aasoSS' SLIGO
W0ODsIDE FoREsT-By OWNER:
prick Cape Cod on lge. corner lot.
hsS.mr bst mr" nv; rEi din. Tmy KIT,
SiSssed poreh: ond 9ash Snd tr ane besss essssd
and bath; rear patio lighted and
enclosed with stockade fence. In
spsction by appointment only. jU.
S-1237.
2 TUB BATHS; SlS,50O-3 i'm
mense bedrooms, large living room
with dining Ell overlooking stream
and valley: garage: trees, trees.
trees: vacant. A. j. KEESINGER
& CO. JU. 1854.
$500 DOWN incl. settlement, moves
YOU ms bedrms.. sep. din. rm.,
full bsmt. with rec. rm., Sll6 mo.
c. LONG REALTY, PO, 2.4704,
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BELTSVILLE AREA

BELTsVILLE AREA - Outstanding
3-bedrm. brick rambler with car.
port on completely fenced u acre;
fireplace in liv. room, huge,
equipped kit. full walk-out en-
trance bsmt.: situated on quiet
dead-end street for privacy, Only
$17.950: FILA terms.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-yA.
ARLINGTON HALL AREA

tss'ts = jslss:s AS%; s; 'o?s's.s's
COVERING trees adacssn. en- to q zsSsssi SsslS
nifty Of dignity. Where : home To-.
sale is very rare. Every require
ment Of the most discrimins ting
offered In this home. S24 $50 is
total price: Realtors' Cooperation
invited; HALL REALTY Co. RE-
ia. 7-6S5R.
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GAITHERsBURG, Rosemol

GAITHERSBURG, Rosemont-Cus-
tom-built 1la-yr. .-old brk. Colonial:
3 huge bedrms., ga baths, loaded
with walk-in closets. den with
firepl. could be 4th bedrm.) liv.
[m. with firepl.. rec. rm. with
drepl., center hall entr. from
covered front porch, huge modern
Kit, rear porch: 2-car attached
garage; over / acre; Is Minis. to
Bethesda. S49, 500. GEO. W.
ROBERTSON, REALTOR, OIL.
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COLLEGE PARK-Prstty s.bedrm.,
white masonry rambler in tip-top
condition: floor-to-ceilinE picture
window in liv. room; family y-size
Kit; many extras. Only S4OO
down.
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II. WI. RERENS. Realtor
CHEVY CHASE

BLESSED SACRAMENT AREA -
Attf. English Colonial; modern
kit, den, powder room, 6 bedrms..
8 baths. dressing room: on excel.
lot: rear patio, 2-car gar. Ewes,
call Leslie Williams, FE. 3-6915.
W. C. q A. N. MILLER DEV. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
Realtors EN-. 2-4464
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CHEVY CHASE VIEW - waking
distance Of Holy Redeemer Parish
and Conn. ave. transportation. New
brick split-level. located on large
wooded lot (100x1O0), 4 bedrooms,
3 baths. separate dining ROOM
ssegunnSSlsysl sSg md n rec room; pSicsd Cd, as
pm. EDW. H. JONES q CO.. INC.
CHEVY CHASE, NORTH : 3-bed-
room 2-bath rambler, with extra
bedroom and full bath in ground-
level basement: fireplace in living
tsh.n fGC% ana 1S rec sS% TSSm space PTesS
ct $29,e5O. Call WO. 6-230O It'll
Q pm. EDW. H. JONES & CO.. INC.
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VIII. 2-7940 or MA. 2-1198
DIRECTIONS: co.esville I'd. / mile
past White Oak shopping center
to East Springbrook subdivision.
EXCLUSIVE ROCK CREEK HILLS.
Center-hall brick Colonial. in per-
feet proportion; den, powder rm..
scr. porch. lge. liv. rm., sep. din.
rm., Dlus garage: surprise feature
"a real playhouse for the chill
dren; mid-2Os. BETHESDA HOMES.
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HOUSES F0R SALF-VA.
GRovEToN

GRovEToN -
Brand new brick Colonial: lst fioor,
living rm. with fireplace, formal
aiming rm., modern fully equipped
kitchen and " bath; & bedrooms,
full bath, one V bath up; loads
q, extras: exceptional buy OF
BELL REALTY co.
XII. 8-1060 =
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY! BRAUT.
IFUL N. ARLINGTON, eLATE.
ROOF COLONIAL: lots Of room
and storage: 3 big bedrms., extra
cabinets In the kitchen. extra
iio-it: room Oh the din rm.; fun
ONLY sii7.s5o. GOOD TERMS.
Real Estate Service. Inc.
REALTORS IA. 10000
IT'S THE FINISHING TOUCHES
Lnat mean so much In Q home.
This one. less than one year Old.
mas az the touches Of Q master
2l.ft. Living rm., lift. dining M IN.
with sliding glass doors To patio'
14-ft. equipped kitchen features
ovens and lots of eating space, &
massive twin-sized bedrms.. an.
Sned rec. rm, with raised hearth
fireplace; located in Mclean on a
1a-acre lot; Is available for immed.
occupancy. 3. w. BEREN6. Reais
tors; 5000 Chain Bridge rd.. II.
KEEP THIS AD-Our 9uaranfee
covers this home even after Won
buy 1t. Ask US how when you So.
You. won't believe that Si6.SS0
would buy this much fanblsr.
Here's what you'll find: q lie. level
lot. all fenced; near bus and shops:
area In kit, 26x26-ft. rec. I'M. n 4.
iuIl bsmt. and only $500 cash
down REQUIRED. Better hurry, ita
vacant and anxious. OPEN 8 til q.
fdhoAdNTATIoN REALTY. JE. e
1O0O.
KING RANCHER = Here's yoiir
Snance OF lifetimel New custom
hali-acre setting. Close to % shcps,
churches, schools. q double hed'
rms, 2 full baths. WonderfniIy
spacious living rm. with firepiacs.
formal dining rm., de luxe Kitchen.
clean economical hot-Water neat
convenient diversified carport, ire.
mendous basement. recreation area
with Ind fireplace and prepared
Tor 3rd bath. AT S23, $50 ms 4
STEAL FLORANCE REALTY. zoS
w LEE HWY, FAIRFAX. CR. g.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

FAIRFAx-2 acres. stone rambler;
luliy MODERN and N new ccndi:
oition: 3 bedrns: bath. etc. Priced
right and disc. for cash. Call CR.
3-3300 or CR. 3-2072, ROBERT
%. GRAHAM. Fairfax, Va.
FAIRFAX C0.-NeW split-leVel; iiV
fm.. din; rm.. elec. kit. 3 bedrms.,
Ia baths, rec. rm.. full hsmt.
$4,000. DU. 6-s500.
FAIRFAX TOWN = Just reduced :
FLA approved; l6,2OO-3O-yeaf
loan; must sell at $3.50 less than
had been listed for. owner must
move closer to. business: so loves
labor will be lost-You will and
II. . bedrooms, finished rec. rm.,
baths. Exclusive with AMMAN
DALE ASSOCIATES. INC, CT. g.
2S00. Multiple Listing Broker.
FAIRFAX = S10.95O with 81 900
down. buys o huge rembler, live.
able. but unfinished on 2 acres in 4
100000 neighborhood. JE. 4-l44O.
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FAIRFAx-LEe. 4-bedrm. split-level
sRtrs: sR a;Es sssso. !ss q e. sl'; sdsSs. ts 'a'
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KEMP MILL - ASSUME 100000
4heo LOAN on beaut. split-level,
ALLEN REALTOR LO. 5-i95O
kENSINGTON = Immaculate split
lever; bedrms.. IA baths, pan
bhfe. 30-year FHA loan. ideal
neighborhood; $21,500. VIII. q
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RENT OR SALE

This lovely brick split-levei
home Is set on q hs-acre lot
studded with majestic trees:
3 bedrooms, 2 baths, rec
room and beautiful porch
with barbecue make for de.
nentful country living. For
rent at S176 per mo. or for
sale ct S2S,950.
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fAIRLAND HTS.-Attractive g.
6sdrm; 3sSs! :nS rambler E;ohe on on .s acre; fruit
13x19. lge. firepl., sep. din. rm.,
modern kit, daylight bsmt., pan
eled den. Nr. fine elementary
school and railways bus. All
churches, shopping nearby. S26.-
600. assume SO mortgage. OPEN.
2400 Starcrest dr.. New Rte. 20
to Fairland-Beltsville rd., left to
Westwind dr. right to Starcrest,
right to 2400. OWNER. MA.
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MCLEAN AREA-NeV center-6an
custom-built, Groom Country CO.
lonial: step-down liv. rm., beamsd
ceiling. arepl. in bedrm., custom
cabinets, screened porch, on i-
acre wooded lot; different and
Interesting: pr Iced S27,5OO,
OWNER-BU1LDER, JE. 4-O30l,
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'oVNNhLEsANNANDALE
EXCELLENT

MCLEAN HIGH AREA, 81, 900
down and assume Sl7,S0O
financing. - Brick rambler
on large. level, corner lot
featuring 8 full bedrms., liv.
rm. with fireplace, family
rm:. finished room up; kit.
with eating space. Call THE
DARBY CO., Exclusive
Agents. ia. 5.9393. Ewes.
ana sundays, JE. 4.049l,
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BROYHILL & SONS
ARLINGTON
ASHTON HEIGHTs-stateiy Colo.
NAL with. 3 bedrooms lone "a ~,
24-ft. living room, equipped kitch-
en- with breakfast space; formal
dining room: recreation room, de-
tached garage, screened porch.
NOTE: Quality construction: Slate
roof, double insulation. Price, $685.
9O0-assume $4,000 So loan.
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]. NICHOLAS 10. 5-OsoI
prrLVr4~(

hENHUOD PAkh
$4,000. New .2-story Colonial: 4
bedrms:, ga baths. many extras;
nice lot. Also a split svel with 4
bedrms. and Q baths on j level
for $4,000. MR.. BEST. HA. =
1900. Ewes, OIL. 2-77e3.
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kENsINGTON - New listing: bri

KENSINGTON - New listing: brick
home on lovely wooded lot; BIZ
level rambler with 8 bedrms. and
baths. daylight rec. rm., garage,
hreplaces: walk to elementary
school: S19,50O.
BETHESDA REALTY OIL. 4-1415
KENSINGTON-All-brick rambler.
on dead-end street. 1L5 baths,
nrepl.. sep. din. rm.. paneled rec.
nm; $4,000. FHA. C. p. FLETCH-
ER. Open 80. LO. 5-4677.
KENSINGTON-Beautiful bi-level,
spacious liv. rm., sep. din. rm.,
B bedrms;, den, WV. carpeting,
storm windows. "a GENUINE
STEAL" All this and more for
only S17,950.
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Brand brick Colonial: 1st fioor,
ainins rm.. modern luilS sqSippsd sd5s
full bath. one q bath up; Loads
q, extras: exceptional buy ct
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AyoNDALE-3-6edfm. brick Colo.
NAL with full din. rm., large liv.
rm. with hrepl.. den and rec. fm.
Lovely level lot with det. garage,
iruit trees. Close to shopping and
transportation. Asking S20,95O,
MAKE an oner and get q buy. Call
1nnp u. pm: WA; $4,000.
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TRADE THAT IS MUTUALLY
EQUITABLE Is A BARGAIN
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BETHESDA
Sparkling new rambler: low down
payment. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths;
S25,950.
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4EsSGt:6 .sSS a.: Fla, 1sit oEsts ;aihi5SS siil 20
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BELTSVnLE-A1-yr.-old, 3-bedfm-
prick rambler. lge. kit, din, al, "
peaut., knotty -pine rec. rm. and
bar, lovely spacious patio with
oarbecue; carport; over "A acre:
Only OILY $4,000. LUBEY ROBERTS,
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VACANT = IMMEDIATE POSSES
Ses Sns ssHS%y sssl snlna: S5Sa ss:s a.: L
and T carpcrt on si, pretty corner i lot. %
THOMPSON CO., JU. $4,000
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

MT. RAINIER. 3s16 3srd st.-s.
sSSs: esss oS.s $ sstiss iss sn s'ssss e
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MT. RAINIER, 1880 3lst st.-5
bsSr%s.. ssS y, ess6s; Sso corner Eo6 lot io0x
DUNN. DUNN q CO.; REAII5ToR. WA.
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SPRNG-New 3-bedrm.
h-bath rambler. center ent. hall
din. rm., modern kit. with table
space, full daylisht bsmt. OnlS
81, 800, conventional or FHA
contract. 9. D. FIELD. INC, 10
Milford chronicle., 1960-06-17
MiIfOrdians To
Be ActiUe At
WV. Meet
(continued rom page onel

-
Mr.. Gilmore, who is now COM
pleting a highly successful term
as department inspector, was re-
Gently elected commander of the
Kent County District and will be
installed in this latter office Sat
urday afternoon. Mr. Gilmore is
also a member of the convention
auditing committee.
The Rev. Andrew ]. White, past
national chaplain and former res
ident of Milford, who still retains
his V.F.W. membership here, is to
be the principal speaker at i'm
pressive outdoor Memorial Exer-
cises scheduled for Friday evening,
Three past presidents of the
local Auxiliary, Mesdames Audrey
Savage, Priscilla Lank and Mar
garet Hugg, will have active roles
in the Auxiliary Department
sessions.
AS treasurer, Mrs. Savage will
report on the financial status OF
the ladies organization and will
also report on the progress of the
cancer fund and savings bond
committee which she has headed
the past year.
Mrs. Lank will be active as a
past state Auxiliary president and
as department historian. Mrs
Hugg will have an active role as
state youth astivities chairman,
and, as immediate past president
of the Milford Auxiliary, will accept
various awards earned by the Local
unit during 1959-60. Another mem
Der of the Milford Auxiliary, Mrs
Hilda Cannon, will be active i'm heI
role of Memorial Building Fund
Committee chairman.
AS president of the local Aux.
iliary, Mrs. Mildred Hall will like
wise have an active role in con.
vention proceedings. Mesdame;
Carolyn Collins, Nell Montgomery
Josephine Wdowiak and Betty
Pierce are other members of the
Milford Auxiliary planning par
ticipation in the ladies convention
Post Commander James c. Hol
land will lead the thirty-three man
group from Blue Hen Post. In ad
dition to Messrs. Holland, Hugs
Nevin and group Gilmore, the fol
lowing members will be partici
pating in the convention activities
Senior Vice Commander John NJ
Short, Junior Vice Commands
James Christopher, Quakermastel
Eugene M. Savage, Jr., Judge Ad.
vocatp James Pase, Chaplain
George Collins, Surgeon Francis
Elias, Trustees William Zencak anC
Thad Wdowiak, and Past Pos
Commanders James R. West
Charles w. Sigler, Harold R
Welch and Paul J. Duphi1y.
Also Charles Baxendale, Newtor
w. Brown, Courtland Clarke
Milford chronicle., 1960-06-17
Ross {. Anderson, Jr.
Heads Delaware c of c
CONTINUED from page one)

continued from page one)
"The board is looking forward
with a great deal of anticipation
to having Mr.. Anderson as the top
full time officer of the Chamber of
Commerce" said Pierre S. dupont,
president. He is coming to Della
ware with an enviable background
of achievement in both statewide
and local development work. We
believe he will have a profound
effect in advancing the develop
ment of the state and in maintain
ing the stature of the Chamber of
Commerce. 1t has been difficult to
fill Mr.. Gassaway's shoes but we
regard Mr.. Anderson as a very able
successor"
Mr.. Anderson went into Cham
ber of Commerce work at Kalama-
zoo, Mich, in 1916, where he was
assistant manager, then general
manager, of the Chamber of Com
merce. He went to Streator, ILL.,,
as manager of the Streator Civic
Association in 1852, and to the
Missouri State organization two
years later.
At both of the cities in which he
was active, Mr.. Anderson was in
strumental in getting the cham
bers on a sound operating and
financial basis. In the Missouri
Chamber he has been assisting in
the operational problems of local
chambers and in the formation of
new local units.
Mr.. Anderson has organized and
carried out numerous campaigns
on both local and state basis for
projects that fulfill community
needs.
At Streator he successfully or
ganiZed campaigns that called for
new elementary schools, a new
lighting system for the business
district, and a bond issue for a
new sewage disposal plant. In the
same years, he conducted an "iden-
tification plan" which successfully
built up and strengthened the Civic
Association. He inaugurated sew
eral publications for the organiza-
ton, instituted -Educa-
tion Day" there, acted as secre-
tary for the local planning COM
mission, started a fire safety pro-
gram for the first time there, apd
participated in many other func-
tions.
In his years with the Missouri
State Chamber of Commerce, Mr..
Anderson has been widely engaged
in industrial and agricultural de-
velopment, meeting management,
Milford chronicle., 1960-06-17
Twenty Years Ago
Taken from the june p, 194O issue

Taken from the June 21, 1910 Issu
John N. Emory, Jr.. son OF
MIR. and Mrs. John N. Emory OF
Cheswold, received the degree
of bachelor of chemical engi-
neering at commencement exer-
cises at Rensselaer, Polytechnic
Institute, Troy. N. Y, last
Monday. The youth, scholar
ship student at Rensselaer,, is
q graduate of Dover High
School He has been active in
campus affairs, having been
Photographic editor Of "The
Transit" a student year book.
and a member of the glee club,
r. Club. varsity track team,
and Theta Chi Fraternity.
G. Anderson Timmons, Jr.,
class of 1885, Milford High
School. received the degree of
bachelor of science in educa-
tion from Temple University.
Philadelphia. on June 13. Mr..
Timmons. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. A. Timmons of Glendale, is
a member of Phi Epsilon Kappa
and the National Physical Edu-
cation Fraternity. One June
"a. he will enter government
service. first entering Lincoln
Aeronautical School, Lincoln,
Neb., for a period OF three
months. Then he will spend
six months at Randolph Field
and Kelly Field. Texas.
Milford chronicle., 1960-06-17


Mr.. and Mrs. William B.
Derrickson of Rehoboth, are re-
ceiving congratulations from
their many friends upon the
birth of fine son on Thursday,
May 80. The name selected is
William B. Derrickson, Jr.
Mr.. Derrickson is the Oldest
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Derrickson of Milford.
@o&
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Phil
lips and Miss Elsie Massey of
Laurel, accompanied by Miss
Myrtle Jefferson and John H.
Truitt, of Georgetown, are on
a six weeks motor trip to the
west coast. They will visit the
Golden Gate Exposition and
other points of interest in Cal
ifornia, New Mexico and the
the Republic of Mexico.
Charlotte Ann Argo, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Argo. of near town, celebrated
her seventh birthday on Satur-
day and entertained a number
of her little friends at her
home. Guests were Janet Lee
Worthington, Patsy Kern, Mari
lyn West. Bobby Gibson, Irene
Davidson, Bruce Maloney, Bar
bara Harrington. Norma Lee
Peterman, Bobby Messick, Har-
ry Humes. Winnie Lou, Doris
and Leonard Greenley and
Frances Anne Robbins.
Milford chronicle., 1960-06-17

DR.. Richard Bennett Steele,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha A.
Steele. Dagsboro. is to take up
his duties as dental intern at
the Delaware Hospital on July
1. He was graduated from
Temple University School of
Dentistry, Thursday, June Is.
800
Private Ralph E. Morgan.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Nor
gan. Milford, who has been sta
toned at Fort Sill, Oklahoma,
left on Friday for Camp Sum-
ner, Calf. Private Morgan en-
listed for three years. Since
receiving his boot training at
Fort Knox, KY, he has been
stationed at Fort Sill, Okla.
serving in the Sixth Armored
F. A. Battalion. He will be sent
to Hawaii where he expects to
spend the remaining 81 months.
sos
The Milford Teen-Age Base
ball School opened this week
with over so youngsters report
ing at the initial sessions, and
according to Bill Sisler. former
minor league player and man
ager, who is operating the
school, there is every reason to
believe that the school is go
ing to be the most successful
OF it's kind ever staged any
where on the Peninsula.
Milford chronicle., 1960-06-17
Ten Years Ago
Taken from the June %. 1850 Issue

Taken from the June %, 1850 Issu
The Misses Patty Baxter,
Jane Greene. Betty May Snow
berger. Helen Wilgus. Jean
Downing, Kay Taylor. Mary
Jane Waters and Mr.. Harry
Humes are in Colora. Md. this
week. attending a young peo-
pies conference OF the Presby-
terian Church.
Mrs. Peter Whaley of Selby-
Vile. was elected president of
the Delaware State Federation
of Women's Clubs at the clos
ing session of the fifty-third an
nual convention last Friday in
the Richardson Park School.
Mrs. Whaley. who will serve a
two-year term. succeeds Mrs.
NJ. Burton Meyer of Whining
ton.
The marriage of Miss Carrie
Carr. daughter of Mrs. Eliza
beth Carr Frazier. OF Delmar.
to Julius H. Cooper. Jr., of
Laurel. took place in the CAL
vary Methodist Church in Mil
ford on Wednesday morning,
June 21. at ten o'clock. The
Rev. Ralph Jones. pastor OF the
church. officiated at the single
ring ceremony. After a trip to
the Poconos. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cooper will live in Delmar.
Milford chronicle., 1960-06-17

John Moore Richardson.
Democratic candidate for Con-
gress of the last state election,
died at Georgetown, Saturday
morning at the age of 72 years.
Departure from Philadelphia
of the steamboat Frederick a
few days ago for Lake Erie
marked the passing from the
Delaware River of the last of
the river freight carriers to
succumb to the competition of
the railroads and motor trucks.
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During the recent Delaware
State Trapshooting Champion
ships held at the Yorklyn Gun
Club, Yorklyn, June 13 and IA,
Herman Argo and DR.. w. r.
Pierce, of Milford, figured
prominently in the scoring.
A machine that cuts two
rows of corn stalks at once,
shells the grain from the cobs,
cleans it and then shreds the
stalks all in one operation is
expected to be in use this fall.
A recent demonstration of the
new corn combine was wit
messed by 5000 persons near
Liberal, Kansas. 1t was called
successful by a committee of
four farmers and a milling
company executive named to
observe the results.