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Evening star., 1961-11-22
By TRUMAN r. TEMPLE
Star Staff Writer


Tt probably was inevitable
after the affluence of the
l950s. Now they've devised a
cost-of-living-it-up index.
Economists at McGraw-HilI,
publisher Of trade magazines
and textbooks, have made a
study of what it costs a couple
to have a night on the town
in 80 cities around the world.
Washington ranks about in
the middle, though the statis-
tics are guaranteed to get you
an argument at any cocktail
party. According to the survey,
Evening star., 1961-11-22

for the higher fees and dues
The amendments will be con-
sidered by exchange governors
on December 81 and, if ap-
proved, submitted to the men,
bership for a vote between De-
cember % and January 4.
Evening star., 1961-11-22
ON The AIR
A V FiIibuster
To Remember
By BERNIE HARRISON
Star Ty Critic

To the little list of fine performances available on our
screens this add the of Brans Basil Sydney His
Creon IN the BIC production Of Jean Anouihs Antgone
which WTTG5 presented Monday will repeat Saturday
night at o'clock right royalty done gem of shading
Evening star., 1961-11-22
Speech Is Recalled

OPCCSA 10 ANLSoAACu
In a speech before the AS
sociated Press Managing Ed
itors Association in Dallas re-
Gently Attorney General Robert
Kennedy carried on the Ad-
miniStration's new campaign to
convince businessmen that il
is pro, not anti-business. After
his talk, / submitted to the
Attorney General some specific
areas which are. bothering busi-
nessmen now and asked for
comments. For instance.
The Justice Departments at
tackS on mergers, particularly
among banks:
| Mr.. Kennedy argues that his
administration actually hasn't
gone beyond President Eisen-
hower's. If 757 mergers or ac-
quisitions recorded since jan
uary 20, only IL have resulted
in anti-merger cases, and of
155 bank mergers since that
date, only five have been op-
posed Hardly evidence that
we're indiscriminately attack
ing mergers" Mr.. Kennedy is
obviously angry at the charge
that the Justice Departments
suits in the five bank mergers
came as a bolt out of the
blue to the banks. In each case
the banks had been notified
prior to the merger that the
Justice Department would dis
approve. All five mergers we're
under investigation long be-
fore I became Attorney Cen
eral."
The Justice Departments at
tacks on price fixing and bid
rigging.
In this area, Mr.. Kennedy is
not pulling any punches, in
tends to pull none. IF we're
to be called anti-businesS be-
cause we're trying to halt con-
Spiracies which are economic
racketeering, which defraud the
public and cheat the govern
ment, We'll welcome the tag.
Businessmen who participate in
price fixing conspiracies- and
we're finding them in every
major community in the coun-
try and in fields ranging from
the sale of milk for children to
the sale Of bread for the Navy
are, he insists, on a with
union officials who betray their
unions and racketeerS who run
crooked gambling Syndicates.
Nothing Complex
There is nothing complex
about this, and businessmen
know when they're breaking the
Evening star., 1961-11-22

DALLAS, TeX.-If you're the
head of a business planning to
merge with another firm and
you have any doubts about the
Justice Departments attitude,
ask the Attorney General to
tell you in advance whether
your move would result in an
antitrust lawsuit. You're en-
titled to an advance opinion
and you'll get it if you ask.
If your corporation is fixing
prices or rigging bids in de-
fiance of the law, cease and de-
SiSt now before you are caught.
Even is your. price-fixing is dis
covered later, the fact that you
have stopped will weigh heavily
in your favor. If you persist and
are caught you'll be vigorously
prosecuted.
The Justice Departments view
is that size per Sc is not the
most important thing; a cor
poration can be a giant as
long as it doesn't have a great
concentration of power over
whole industries of communi-
ties.
Evening star., 1961-11-22
MUTUAL FUNDS
INVESTING
COMPANIES

COMPANIES
NEW YORK (AP)
- National Associa-
tion Securities Deal
ers, Inc.
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RoCKVILLE-S2I,5OO. New 2-stofy
Colonial in West end. 3 bedrms.,
Ia baths, liv. rm., with firepl.,
mod. kit. with wall oven, sep.
din. rm.; full bsmt. SAMUEL Z.
BOGLEY, INC. Pc. 2-6151; ewes,
Mr.. Wilson. GA. A-SOaA
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ALEXANDRIA

3O04 Curtis dr.-3-bedrm., semi
Diet. split-level: S125.
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DAMASCUS-4-bedrm. brick ram
bier with carport, on 94-acrs
fenced lot; paneled den, modern
kit, full bsmt. with shop; COM
pletely Handicapped, S1S,650.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-E.W.


GEORGETOWN - Handsomely re.
stored residence near Montrose
Park. 3 lge. bright bedrms., 2t1
baths. good closets, mod. kit, sep
en-. rm., ample drawing I'm. wise
secluded porch on charming gar
den. Compl. sep. bsmt. apt. Shown
by appt. Upper 70s. RIDDELL
REALTY Co, DI. 7-79OO: eyes,
AID. 4-9O52.
GEORGIA AVE, $4,000 BRICK
s rms, bath: oil INV. heat: newly
decorated. Cellar level with alley;
to SafeWay.
PTNEY BRANCH RID. $4,000
Corner s rms, > baths, , kits,
good cond.: garage.
DAVID p. BARRY WO. 6-7l2l
GOOD NEIGHBORHOOD
3 complete apts, LIST floor l bedrm.
nm. 2nd II. , rms, kit, bath. 3rd
garage. Brick bldg. in excel. cond
S16.q50, $4,000 IN.
B. L. LYMAN RLTY. co.
Elk. 6-5611
399-1541 399-OO66
MAR 3rd AND MADISON ST. NV
Vacant, redec. 3-bedrm. brk.; III
baths, porches; bsmt., gas heat
garage. Mr.. bus. RA. 6-6912.
ONTARIO RID. NV, 2462-Comzl
redee. all brick; s rooms, 3 baths
metal det. sarage. PRESS REALTY
CnDD CT Q-0qfg IN p-15pO
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lCONIINUtpl
CLEVELAND PARK

White brick town house. Attrae.
lively furnished. Large rooms FOL
entertaining. . bedrooms, den.
baths: garage. Walking distance
Conn. avenue shops and tranSp
Short-term lease considered. Ewes
call MRS. MELOY, Re. S-3952.
w. c. & A N. MILLER DEV. CO
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
en-. 2-4464
FALLS CHURCH-3 bedrms., az
baths, rec. rm., util. rm., garage
compl. furn. Low rent to accept.
able couple. JE. 2-2240.
ST, NV. 35O4-OpeT
1914 Charming Colonial 4 bedrm
Ice. I'm. W/f.p., lvly. din. nm
Ige. ] I'm. or diDlomat $3.50. Re
7-6640, ewes. HE. 1890.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, MD
near NASA; new house, 2 bedrms.
Ia baths. Adults. CE. 6-363l.
TAX. PIX. = 3-bedrm. BUNGALOW
yard, oil heat: cow. to transp.
schools, stores. Sl40. JU. 9-7347
UPPER 18th ST. NV, prestige loo
- bedrmS., encl porches, Ice Is
II. with povd. nm. and very lge
mod. kit. $3.50 mo. To inspect
call AID. 2-4ln0. NJ. PAUL HAN
NAN, 1918 18th st. NV.
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APIS UNFURNIsRED : MD. APIS. UNPUBLISHED : ND

LANGLEY PIX. - 2-bedrm. luxury
apt; mod. elev bldg. Swim. pool
| incl. in rent. M. shops, tranSp.
$3.50. 439-0O49.
PARKVIEW APIS, 1904 3Sth ave,
| Hyattsville-Large well designed
l-bedrm. apt. $3.50 incl. utils.
WALKER e. DUNLOP, INC, ST.
3-5050.
PR. GEO. PLAZA AREA b.r., liv.
nm, din. rm., air cond., swim pool.
Sl35 mo. incl. util. UN. 4-9313.
RIVERDALE-4-room, kit. bath
bsmt. apt, sos, all utils. incl.
Call WA. 7-3415.
ROCK CREEK GARDENS-Applica-
lions accept. Apply in person. ofc.,
1927 Grub re-, S. s., JU. $4,000.
TAKOMA PIX, 800 Kennebec ave.
New, modern BLDG: bedrm
mod. kit, liv.-din. I'm. JU. 9-l416.
TAKOMA PARK bedrm., ind.
thermo., use own washer; $50 80,
utils. incl. WA. 4-9l26.
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE
APIS. WANTED

MAN. colored, desires effic. apt. in
upper NV. Write MORRIS, 1916
18th st. NV.
2-BEDRM. APT. furnished for
hskpg Cow. to garage. Under
$500 mo. incl. utils. NO. 7-2937.
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.DARNESTOWN-New 4-bedroom. g
bath brick rambler with . fire.
places and outdoor grill. rec. rm.,
in daylight bsmt., bath roughed
in bsmt.; Gear garage with s2x2S-
#. screened porch over. 3 acres
porch and listen to Seneca Greek
at foot of hill: S37,5OO.
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). A. DULEY, AGENT. 20. 2-95i5.
ROCKVILLE-Twinbrook Forest -
Open daily. 1908 Bradley ave.
Brick front, modified Cape Cod.
4 bedrms., modern kitchen, IA
ceramic tile baths. Fireplace, patio
and carport. Lot well handicapped;
owner transferred. VIII sacrifice at
$1,000 down payment. Assume
FILA mortgage OF less than Sl6,-
200 Monthly payments Sl27.
A0A-RQ11
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W. C. & A. N. MILLER DEV. CO,
LIST YOUR HOME WITH US

Ak. 100000 AK. e-6O0l
RAMBLER BARGAIN, all brick
home on dead end street. Close-in
Silver Spring, separate dining
room, 3 excellent bedrooms.
screened porch plus large front
porch, full basement. plaster walls.
fireplace. Only S1S,950, GRAY.
KESSINGER o. CO., INC. ~. g.
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= and 3 bedrm, det.; mod. equip
IRWIN REALTY WA. 7-0334
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, al near
Baltimore parkway.
Radiant Valley SIl0
Riverdale, o rms. SIPS
Lanham. 6-rm. rambler Sl4O
College Park ---Sl4O
Woodlavn. new Z rms. $3.50
ROBERT S. DAVIS CO. WA. $4,000
KENT FOREsT-3-bedrm. home:
fenced lot; vacant, ready to move
in Sis mo. 10. 5-2l3l-
LANDOVER AREA-Vacant; 3-bed-
I'm. Dutch Colonial; LIST Il. powder
I'm, fully &C. kit. equip. with
washer, dishWash.. and disposal
Anchor-fenced lot. Rent. SI30 mo.
sell Sl25 dn., SIPS per mo. J. v
/ CALIANDRO CO, INC, AP. e
5l9l. AP. 7-4922.
MANAsSAS-Nice Cape Cod; SIS
mo. Vacant. Rental-purchase plan
7O3-EM. S-5532. EN-. S-6l2S.
MANASSAS PARK. S75 mo.-Mod.
ern 2-bedrm. rambler; gas heat
equipped kit; immediate posses.
sion. VIII. 6-61S2.
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GEORGETOWN

3-story 5-bedrm brick. excellent
location, vic. Dumbarton Oaks,
EN-. 2-4665. AGENT.
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OK CREEK HILLS = Prestige
ROCKVILLE, 22 GRANDIN CIR.
OPEN TIL SOLD

3-bedrm. rambler, like new. FLA
J. A. DULEY, Agent. Pc. 2-95f5.
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HOUSES uNEuRN. 10 BENZ

ALEX, 1928 Duke st.-Corner: 3
/ b.r., Ia baths, rec, rm., fenced I'd.
Cnmpl Kit Sloh OIL A-O360
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6Go9 23rd ave.-3-bedrm., semi
Diet. rambler; S125.
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HOUSES FURN. TO RENT


ALEX. -BROOKVILLE "a bedrms..
Ia baths, fin. rec. rm.. auto.
washer and dryer, fenced yard,
concrete drive and patio. Sl6O
mo. 354-0O57.
AMER. UNIV. PARK-Newly deco
rated 3-bedrm., 2la-bath Colonial:
den and rec. rm.. garage. Miss
Richards OIL. 2-3492 or FE. s.
1900.
JAMES L. DIXON & CO.. Realtors
ARL.-3-bedrm. brick. Near shop
ping and bus. 5 Minis. to Penta-
gon; S140. IA. 2-0526.
ARL., excel. loo. bet. Lorcom lane
rlver-1-acre shady lot; 3 bed
rms, garage. ia. 7-6S27.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-3-b edrm
brick. Liv.- rm.. din. rm., kit.
pantry. full bsmt.. gar. Excellent
location. S225 mo. For info, cal
OIL. 4-5229 or HE. 4-7473.
APIS, UNEuREIsHEn-Mn
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CONTINUED
DECENTRALIZATION

, and 3 bedrm. det.; mod. equip
IRWIN REALTY Wa. 7-O334
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SIMMER HILLS

FORT SUMMER HILLS
Californis -stvle architecture; Lerge
rooms. excellent for entertaining.
& bedrms.. ~ baths. library,
family room adjoining kit,
Screened porch, patio; gear
GARAGE. Dead-end street: 10 minis.
downtown. Ewes, call MR.. LAUA,
W C. 4 4 N. mrER DEv CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
.pTATTORS ~ EN-. 9-44b4
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N. PORTAL ESTATES
DETACHED BRICK
AIR-COND. SPLIT-LEVEL

Ideal for spacious living and enter.
tanning: $500 mo. TU. 2-6353
DI. 7-4244.
Mr.. ! CORNERs-Cape Cod; 8 bed.
rms, firepl.; nr. busline: avail
Jan. l. Quiet area. ia. 7-44O6,
OXON HILL AREA-3-bedrm. split
= baths. bsmt:; fenced rear I'd;
newly decor: Sl30. CH. S-4474
PALMER PARK-LoVely. 3-bedrm
brk. rambler; stove. refgr.; fenced
lot; SOS mo. Vacant. DU. 10000
PRESTON PLACE TOWN HOUSE
Chevy Chase, Nd. . and 3 bed.
rms, liv; nm, din. rm., rec. nm
and patio; bath and 2 powder
OIL. 4-4lO0. Brochure on reauest
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A TIk 6Sgo TO SHOPPING cEE-
POTOMAC

Individually styled estate with Is
acres Of beautiful rolling ground
in the heart of the hunt country
8 bedrms., AZ baths, family
room with glass doors to wide
patio. big paneled rec. nm. with
firepl., beautiful outdoor arrange
ment including de luxe swimming
pool and extensive landscapingl
0OR2
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ONLY $1,000 DOWN!
Buys this charming 3-bedrm. lge.
brick Colonial near FRANKLIN
FLOWER AREA | a baths! Lge
sep. din. rm.! OWNER MUST
SELL! 10. 5-3bS1.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
POTOMAC-GLEN HILLS HUNT,
across road from country club.
Open Sun. and daily, Ia and
5 fun twin bedrmS., 3 baths.
Early American split-level ramoS.
and Colonials on 1-acre lots. Out
of-ground club rms. wIfirepls. .,
lge. liy. rm., guest-sized din. rms,
family kits, full bsmts.: 2-car
gar. /carport combs. wIgarden
sheds; mid-30s; near excel.
chools, shops and Metro. wash
DIR: Out Wis. ave. through
Beth. left on new Rte. 240, right
on Glen Mn I'd. to homes
William D. Lucas Assoc.
GA. Alto. OIL. 6-ss6s, GA. 4-541l
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l21 Longview dr.-A very lovely
4-bedrm., 3lz-bsth home with
separate apt. and paneled rec. rm
with lavatory. Ask for Mr.. Kane
WALKER a. DUNLOP, INC.
81. 3-5Ob0
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BEERS BROS.

SILVER SPRING; ciooe .n-sra7d-
new 5-BEDRM. split-level; ~
baths, liY. and din. rn., beauti-
full picture window, kit, de luxe
Westin "houSe equip; peneled rec.
rm.. util. rm., plenty of storage
space: close to bus; s26.990.
I. L. LEWIS 10. 5-4330
Evening star., 1961-04-23
Grown-UP Jonet
Surprises Viewer.

A VoIiont Cheer
I think it's about time that The
Valiant Years receives the much de-
served praise it should have. Every
thing about this show is worth more
praise than can be given in this short
letter.
The subject matter is highly in
formative, as well as interesting.
Richard Burton, speaking for Mr.:
Churchill, adds that certain some
thing and the rest of its elements add
up to one of the best shows on TV
today. It's refreshing change from
the gangster violence seen too often
these days. T. M.
No argument here. ABC"S hGppteSt
inspiration, think. tOdS to haze Mr..
Burton speak Mr.. ChurchtlPS tOoTdS
rather than attempt copy.
ShotDS set in Laramie, as there haze
been from Tombstone, Dodge City,
etc. Which firm uses the name of the
city for q title depends on IOIich tOGS
first to copyright same and use 1t on
the air.
- = #&
Could you please tell where to
write in order to obtain some infor-
nation about Gene Autry. know
he made movies for Republic Pic
lures in California, but do not have
the address. Autry. in my opinion,
was. and still is, one of the great
Western entertainers on TV. =.
B. L. c.
Write to Mr.. Autry care of that
netD group of Western entertainers,
the Los Angeles Angels American
League baseball team, tDhich he otDnS
n,hinnhnn D. c. AnriI "a 1851
Evening star., 1961-04-23
N MAILBAG

This is your chance to sound of
and TV Critic Bernie Harrison
1DtH do his best to G7lStDer queS-
tionS. Please keep letters brief.
Pen names 1DtI be used If desired.
Little Janet Lennon. youngest Of
the Lennon Sisters, used to be the
little girl in pony tails. In fact, a
couple of months ago. she was like
that.
In one month, she has taken the
largest jump in age I've ever seen.
What's going on? What do you
think? -.
Mrs. j. NJ. G.
felt the same tDGy tohen SGt0
Janet on the Como Shot0 and the
Gnst0er, maybe, is that you haven't
been matching Welk faithfully lately;
or you SGtO repeat Welk Shot0, or
simply that little" Janet, lOho has
been grotDing up all this tOhtle,
bought 0rotOn-up dress and t0ore
gro10n-up hGirdo for Mr.. C.
Can you tell me if Hong Kong has
a chance to return next season? It's
my favorite. M. T. s.
There's chance. The decision is
up to the sponsor and, of course, the
fans. Write to Mr.. Kaiser, care of
ABC-TV, Hollywood, CGIitJ
= = .
Please tell me who is the female
vocalist on the Pepsi commercial. My
guess is Jaye P. Morgan.
Mrs. F. A.
Wrong. It's Jodnie SomnlerS.
=
Please let me know why The Law
man is located in Laramie and
another show on Tuesdays is en-
titled Laramie. Why do they permit
the double usage of Laramie? am
just curious. . Mrs. E. s.
Milford chronicle., 1961-12-22

103 lb. class-1st E. Workman,
Georgetown Parsons, Wicom-
ico-3rd Fischer, Milford Finals E.
Workman, Georgetown decisioned
Parsons, Will.
112 lb. class-1st Locates, Del
mar-2nd NAPLES, Millsboro 3rd
Jackson, WiHi-Finals Locates Del
mar decisioned NAPLES Millsboro
120 lb. class-lst Skipper Jones,
Milford -2nd Myers, Smyrna 3rd
w. Workman, Georgetown Finals
Jones, Milford pinned Myers, Smyr
ma.
127 lb. class-1st Baum, Caesar
Rodney-2nd Hayden, Milford-3rd
Wood, Delmar-Finals Baum. Cae-
sar Rodney decisioned Hayden, Mil
ford %.
1873 10. class-1st Hall, Will
2nd Barkins, Caesar Rodney 3rd
Rogers, Georgetown Finals Hall,
Will decisioned Barkins, Caesar
Rodney
1873 h. class-1st Dobson, Milford
-2nd Cugler. Delmar- 3rd Rayne,
WiHi-Finals- -Dobson, Milford pin
ned Cugler, Delmar.
147 lb. class-1st Tracey, George
town-2nd Davis, Milford 3rd Will
liams, WiHi-Finals Trac v,
Georgetown pinned Jerry Davis,
Milford
154 lb. class-1st Yanta, Delmar-
End Severson, Smyrna -3rd Schur-
mer, rgetown-Finals Yanta
Delmar decisioned Severson, Smyr-
na
165 h. class-1st Nichols, Del
mar-2nd Lawson, Georgetown
3rd Iplenski, Smyrna-Finals Mic
Milford chronicle., 1961-12-22

May [ say to each and everyone
of our readers the message that
went out on our personal cards: =
christmas has a deeper meaning
when we thank God for the
precious gift of your friendship"
SO Merry Christmas, one and ALL
Christmas dinners and Christmas
programs are delighting everyone
in this area at the present The
Home Demonstration Club had
their annual Christmas dinner on
December 18th with a wonderful
attendance. The group was glad to
have as their guest Mrs. Ralph
SnOWberger who showed some of
her films taken in Europe Gifts
were exchanged, and an hour of
fellowship was enjoyed.
On Saturday evening the Ever
Welcome Glass Of Grace Church
held their annual Christmas din
ner with about As present
The Grace Church Choir, under
the direction Of Miss Grace Porter,
held the annual Candlelighting
--N-4 '4NN VII ouIludE dIlGIuO dJ
2:30. Joyce Lane Dyer sang com
positions by Handel and Gounod;
Lou Reynolds, director Of Union
Methodist Choir in Bridgeyille. did
solo work in compositions by Yon,
Hall and Handel; jeanette Cliff
ton Coulter sang the spiritual,
Sweet Little Jesus Boy: Leon
Donovan sang But Who May A
bide the Day Of His Coming. Mrs.
Kathryn Copple presented a pre-
lude Of carols at the console. A
coffee hour followed with Mrs.
Rosa Johnson presiding.
Mr.. and Mrs John Mariner were
recent dinner guests Of Mr.. ad
Mrs. Norman Mariner in Snow
Hill on the occasion Of the Senior
Mariners 54th wedding anniver
sary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Cockburn.
Sr. of Dover were Sunday visitors
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee Meredith.
Dickie Davis, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Allison Davis is home for the
Christmas holidays also Dickie
Copple, son of Mrs. Kathryn Cop
pie. Many other young people will
be vending their way home to be
with their parents and friends
over the Christmas season.
Milford chronicle., 1961-12-22
FISHERS DISTRICT
Mrs. Nora Rust

Mrs. Josephine Todd is a patient
in the Milford Memorial Hospital
suffering with a broken bone lust
below the hip, due to a fall in her
home in Greenwood, on Saturday
We wish her a complete recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Yoder were
given a farewell by their friends
and relatives on Thursday evening,
before leaving on Sunday for Buff
falo, New York, where he has ac-
cepted a position on a dairy farm
We wish them much success.
Mr.. and Mrs Guy Post and son
arrived home on Monday after
spending a weeks vacation in But
Ter, Pennsylvania, with relatives
and friends.
We are very glad to have our
pastor, Rev Ewell Crockett able
to attend service at Todds on Sun
day morning after being seriously
i'll for several weeks in the Nanti-
coke Memorial Hospital The SER
vice was in charge of the Todds
Choir to relieve him of his duty
of bringing the message that he
may rest while enjoying the ser
vice.
Mrs. Alfred Myers, Messrs. Geo.
Mcdowell and Charles Smith were
visitors of Mrs. Helen Lloyd on
Friday.
Rev and Mrs. Alden Hopkins, Jr.
of LeweS were visitors of their
parents, Mr. and Mrs Gootee
Brown and Mr.. and Mrs. j. w Rust
on Sunday
The writer extends Best Wishes
to everyone for a Merry Christmas
and a Happy and Prosperous New
Year.
Todd's WS.C.S. held their an
nual Christmas party on Saturday
evening in Todd's Community
Building with a good attendance to
enjoy the holiday together.
Milford chronicle., 1961-12-22
HOUSTON

The NJ. Y. F. will hold a Dance
in the Fire Hall, Saturday, Decem-
Der %, beginning at 500 p. m 1t
will be open to all the children
and young people of the commun-
ity.
The Christmas Carolling Hay
ride for the members of the M. Y
F. will be held Sunday, December
"a, at $50 p. m. Hot chocolate
and doughnuts will be served IN
the Fellowship Hall, following the
Carol singing
The NJ Y F. is sponsoring a
Skating Party at the Dover Roller
Rink, Wednesday, December o..
1t is open for all the children and
young people of the community.
The group will leave the church at
7:15 p. m. Ways will be provided
for all who wish to attend.
Milford chronicle., 1961-12-22
GREENWOOD
Mrs. Elva Hatfield
Phone: FL 9-425S

GREENWOOD Mennonite Church
BishOp-The Rev. Alvin Mast.
Ministers: Mark Swartzentruber
Owen Guengerich
$3.50 am. Sunday School. Robt
Zehr, Supt.
10:30 am. Worship Service
1880 pm. Evening Bible Meeting
500 pm. Wed. Even. prayer
meeting.
Visitors welcome at any service.
Pilgrim Holiness Church
The Rev. Miss Eta NJ. CIOugh
10000 am. Sunday School
11:00 am. Worship Service
700 pm. Youth Service
1880 pm. Evangelistic Service
Wednesday, 7:45 p. m. Mid-week
prayer service.
Greenwood. Grace
Methodist Charge
The Rev. Miss Muriel c. Smith
Greenwood Methodist Church
10000 am. Church School. Mr..
James Anthony, Supt.
11:00 am. Worship Service
Milford chronicle., 1961-12-22

hols, Delmar decisioned Lawson,
Georgetown
$50 h. claSs-1st James, Delmar
-2nd Rementer, Georgetown
Geiger, Millsboro -Finals-James,
Delmar pinned Rementer, George
town.
Heavyweight Earle, Caesar
Rodney-2nd Craven, Delmar-3rd
Dennis, WiIIi-Finals Earle, Cae-
sar Rodney pinned Craven Delmar
Cafeteria Menu for Jan. 3-5, 1862
Wednesday-Milk, Hot Dogs, Ba-
ked Beans and Cherry Cake
Thursday-M Meat Loaf, Mash
ed Potatoes, Cut Green Beans,
Bread and Butter and Fruit or
Pudding
Friday-Milk, Tomato Soup, and
Toasted Cheese Sandwich and Fruit
or JellO
Milford chronicle., 1961-12-22
DELMAR WINS MAT TOURNEY

Delmar High Schools wrestling
squad showed unexpected strength
in all weight classes to win the
third annual Milford InvitatiOnal
Wrestling tournament. Milford and
Georgetown were the pre-tOurney
faVOrites The Buccaneers were
handicapped considerably as they
were without entries in the $50 lb.
class and the heavyweight division.
More than 300 spectators were in
attendance of the tourney that be
gan 10000 am. and continued util
1000 pm.
The team standings: Delmar-
90. Georgetown Milford = "A,
Wicomico-57, Caesar Rodney-43,
Smyrna - 80, Millsboro = 2S' and
Harrington
The summaries: 95 lb. class-1st
Pizzaio, Georgetown = End Burk,
Milford-3rd Hudson, Millsboro,- =
Pizzaio, Georgetown pinned Burk
Milford in finals