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Milford chronicle., 1963-02-01
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Notice is hereby given that
Letters Administration were III
due form of law granted unto
the undersigned, on the 9Th day
of January A. ID. 1868, and that
all persons having claims
against the estate of the de-
ceased must present the same,
duly attested. to the said Annie
ID. Young, Administrative of the
estate Of Robert c. Young, on
or before the 9th day of Octo-
Der 1868, or abide the Act OF
Assembly in such case made
ard provided
ANNIE ID. YOUNG
Administrative
Address:
Lincoln, Delaware
r. ID. 1, Box 176 1-1S-3t
Milford chronicle., 1963-02-01
Weekly Auction Sales
Every Friday Night
AT 200 p. M.
~ tc AhaA1ahI@

1T is AMAZING
What Turns Up At The
HARRINGTON AUCTION BARN
One Mile east of Harrington, Della
ware on Route II, south side
3o8 5000 or 422- 584o
Bygones. uniques and antiques
bought and sold. Cash and carry
or lay-away. Delaware's only
rounder- upper of treasures and
rifles, that knows nothing about
everything. For the life of Riley
come to
HARRINGTON SALES
Heat. seats and eats. Auto -Auc-
tlonS saturday afternoons where
the highest bidder gets it, if nc
one bids higher. LIFT
Milford chronicle., 1963-02-01
IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our father
paynter Ingram, who passed away
january 81, 1861
often sit and think of you
When 7 am all alone
For memory is tho only thing
That grief can call its own
Although ] cannot clasp your
hand
Your face cannot see
But let this little token show
You will always he loved hy me
sadly missed by Frank. Ruth Ann
and children 2-1-lt
Milford chronicle., 1963-02-01
IN M MEMoRIAM

INGRAM In loving memory of
Paynter Ingram, who passed away
January 81, 1861.
Sadly missed by wife Naomi and
ehiluren 2-1-1t
Milford chronicle., 1963-02-01
MuiI Schedule

The schedule of mail arrival
and departure is as follows:
Weekdays
Arrives Departs
500 a. m. 700 a. m.
11:00 a. m. 800 p. m.
500 p. m. 500 p. m,
Saturday
500 a. m. 700 a. m.
1900 a. m. 4:30 p. m.
Sundays e. Holidays
300 p. m. 4:30 p. m.
Milford chronicle., 1963-02-01
PUBLIC NOTICE.

THE PENNSYLVANIA r ALL
ROAD COMPANY PROPOSES TO
n A NJ c STATUS OF ITS
GLENDALE AGENCY FREIGHT
STATION TO MONA G z NJ c Y
FREIGHT STATION FOR CAR
LOADS ONLY
Milford chronicle., 1963-02-01
ENHIRIT IN"

FART OF ANDERSON No. 2
FARM on THE FAST SIDE OF
COUNTY ROAD No. 395 AND ON
BOTH SIDES Or STATE RT. No.
Milford chronicle., 1963-02-01
PUBLIC SAL
Or VALUABLE
Real Estate

TO BE HELD ON THE
PREMISES OF COMMUNITY
EDICAL CENTER, INC,
WILLIAMS STREET, SELBY-
VILE, DELAWARE
Milford chronicle., 1963-02-01
FART OF ANDERSON No. I
FARM WEST OF T.. :. RT. No. II3

/ All. that certain piece. parcel or
tiart nr EInd with no improve
nH'ni< thereon erected situated in
| Milford Hundred, Kent County,
State nf Delaware. lying on the
| Wt'Si side nf a. =. lit. No. 1I3, the
dual highway which leads from MIL
Inr,l Ia f'rarlcfi,@,. Ia.ing h0unded or
The E:tSi by said g. - TT. No. 1I3,
un thr South Iy tho old mill dam
nf Tub Alill Pond. on the west by
lhnlS Inrirntly Of Dr. james r..
nf l'ayntcr Reynolds. and being
rInrc particularly described aS fol-
1GMS tn wit:
I'fdilNNlNt; al y pipe sat In the
west right uf Way line of 4. =. Rt.
M. ll3 at q corner for this parcel
md fnr lands uf I'ayntrr Reynolds:
tlr'nrr running with said right of
way lin, in - SutIthcrly diWctinn
with a :il9g. iS fuut radius curve to
I lIr right an arc hlStanrc nf 1167. Q
fcct In "a concrete. monument set at
Iln' end nf Said curve: thence con-
tinuinH with said right or way line
south 81 degrees ~ minutes West
l329.NJ feat io y pipe: thence run
ming North q? degrees 12 minutes
West 90. ~ feet to pipe: thence
running South 30 drgrrrx 10 min
utTS West 30 feet 10 q nail driven
in the center uf County Road No.
ll9: thence running with the center
"f County Read M. lIg South 80
slrHItr's 80 nlinulrs East I2N feet to
i pine set :t the intersection OF
County Road M. 1l9 with the west
right 0f way az a. :. TT. No. 1I3:
thence running with said right of
Way line South - degrees ~ min
utrs West l3h.ln feet tn the inter-
Scrliun nf the Mt.St right uf way
line "f 4. :. Route M. ll3 with tho
"ll mill dam along the %urthrl1y
side of Tub Mill Road: thence run
ming with said old min dam North
II degrees ~ minutes West 266. 6
feet tn 81 stake SGT in said old mill
dam: thence l9IvinE said old mill
dam. crossing County Road M. 11a.
and running with lands anCicntly Of
ilr. james X. Mitchell North 10 de-
ErceS ~ minutes Fast 3I42.13 feet
to = pipr set in line nf lands Of
l'ayntrr Reynolds: thence running
with lands nf Reynolds south 10 de-
grcrS ~ minute East ila.SS feet to
lr place nf beginning. and con-
taininS la.N6 acres Of land be the
same lilOrt. or hess
-NNn i;f:lNti a small part of Plot
;. nf record ~ Page 30 in the l'luts
nf tho Potter Charity Estate - 1S6n
and nf Record I'm the Office OF the
Register in ('hancrry In and for
krnI County and state nf Dela-
ware.
'Si'l;JE:t"r HOWEVER to the
l.t'asr nf the Milford Chamber OF
Commerce nf = small Parcel uf land
" feet hy feet used fur advrrtis-
Ing sign purposes. said lease heing
for thu term uf three years hegin-
ming ..t1nlIary L. igii ut a rent OF
S3J.nn pr year.
Milford chronicle., 1963-02-01
PUBLIC NOTICE

THE PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
ROAD COMPANY PROPOSES TO
c ~ A NJ q { STATUS OF ITS
sTOckLEY AGENCY FREIGHT
STATION TO MONA @ 9 NJ c Y
FREIGHT STATION FOR CAR
LOADS ONLY
Milford chronicle., 1963-02-01
PUBLIC SALE
Machinery
AND
Potato Equipment

Because of had health ! am dis
continuing all farming operations.
will sell at public auction all my
farm equipment on my farm where
I now reside being miles North of
Smyrna, Delaware, and south of
Blackbird. Delaware, OH the south
bound lane of L. :. Route 13 on
Milford chronicle., 1963-02-01
f.NHIl;IT -"
Iif;SlDt'E OF LANYARD FARM

4
.Ali. that certain piec,.. parcel OF
tract az land situated in Milford
Hundred, Kent County and State ol
lJelnwar', lying on the East side oil
County Road $ No. 119 and No. 403,
hriiig bounded on the West by
lands anciently OF Dr. :. p. Lof-
land, hy County lsOad No. 119 and
10y County Road No. i03, on the
North hy lands OF q. X. Davis, on
th, East hy Lynch Heights Pro-
Hrti'S, antl on tht. South hy lands
ancicntly nf Dr. =. o. Iofland, and
lWing more particularly described
in accordance with old surveys and
plots Of record i'm tho Potter Estate
I;OokS Ia thu Court OF Chancery AT
ibovcr uS follows. to-wit:
iE(iIN\I\G at the intersection
nf the center 0f County Road No.
1l5 with the center nf County Road
Ma. lh3: thence running with the
center Of County Road M. i03 y.
] i@o l.. - ls'rchcS tu u point in the
center nf said road at u corner for
this parcel and for lands Of e. H.
Davis; thence running with lands
nf Davis ON thu. five following lines
aS set forth Ia said Potter Estate
Records. nJ :. 1915 T.. 1866 perch
cS: thence f2p y. 91zo T.. ~ perch
rS: thence t3I =. S1aio T.. ~ perch
rS: thence 60 :. % T.: S. I perches:
thcnc,' tJI y. S6a, r.. Sn pcrchcs to
y corner for this parcel, for andS
Of Davis. and for properties in
Lynch Ilsights: thence running
with said Lynch Heights properties
:. 20 T.. 9u.S pcrchrS tO corner for
this partrl and for lands anCicntly
or Dr. =. o. I.Ofland: thence running
with said I.nflind lands Oh the
three following courses (n :. S6%o
W. Nn p,.rrhH.S: thence t2l y. 20 W.
j3.7 p'rchcs: thence t3b =. S6Ao w.
2T.15 prIthS To q corner for this
parcel and for said I.ofland lands
in the center Of County Road No.
li3: thence running with the center
Of County Road No. 119 y. 29Ao
w. 2a.3i prrh,S in The place OF he
ginning. and containing IN eStimat-
'd area uf - acres of land nc the
S:Ii'n. moro or less;
.N<n l;F:lNt; all uf PlutS NJ and
y ~ ,paEt. - nf thu Plots of the
hotter Charity f:stntr of record in
tho IS.Ei<lCr or Ch:I,crry in and for
Kent County. Delaware.
ENHIIfIT N"
FART OF ANDERSON No. I
Milford chronicle., 1963-02-01

bOdIu OF AuJuSlIllSIIl
of the City of Milford
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-15
The Past In Review
Ns.os as il ,eas reported in the Chronicle
Forty Years Ago >.

Taken from Nov. l6, 1923 Issue:
The regular quarterly meet
ing of the directors Of the Sus-
sen Trust Company, with
branches at Lewes, Laurel and
Milton, was held last Tue Sday
at their bank in Laurel. Those
who attended from the Lewes
branch were, Dr.. William P.
Orr, Jr., Thomas R. Ingram,
William H. Virden, DR.. JOS
sph M. Martin, Charles H.
haull, John M. Vessels and
Or. Ulysses w. Hooker. Their
statements showed that all
:hree branches we're In a
:hriving condition.
The principal Of the Lord
Baltimore School, ocean View,
I. Herbst, and the vice prin-
:ipal, v. Wiley, attended the
ootball game at Princeton, N.
=, between Princeton College
md Harvard University, last
saturday.
One Of the fishing steamers
Il the Diamond State Fish Pro-
lucts Company, Of Lewes, has
zone to Virginia, with a load Of
lpples from one Of the apple
arms at Nassau
James A. Ma -sh, Of Denver,
Colorado, formerly Of Lewes,
also for many years a prom
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-15
LEWES

About $4,000 beach grass
plants will be set out soon in a
new State Highway Department
nursery near here for trans
planting on the Delaware shore
line next year.
Edward L. Simpson, State
Highway Department engineer for
Sussex County, said the plants,
which will come from the Soil
Conservation Service, will be
used to replace the vegetation
swept away in the March, 1862,
storm.
The plants will be set out on
a two and -a-half acre tract near
here owned by the Highway De-
partment.
The 3rd annual Lewes- -Reho-
both Alumni football game, CO.
sponsored by the Rehoboth Beach
and LeweS Junior Chamber Of
Commerce, will be played this
year on Sunday, December 1st,
at 200 p.m., on the Rehoboth
Beach High Schoo football field.
This years classic benefit grid
iron battle, unlike previous
years, will be played in the
afternoon with a rain date of the
following Sunday, December 9Th.
All proceeds will go for the
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-15

Bonner of the Dutch Colonial So
ciety.
Both we're received by Law
renee Knapp, chairman of the
Lewes Memorial Commission
which operated the museum.
DeVries established a whaling
station in 1882 at what Is now
Lewes after learning that Zwaan-
endael, the earlier settlement
here, had been wiped out by In
dianS.
Second Lieutenant William A.
Lewis OF Lottsburg, Va, has
been awarded the silver wings
of a United States Air Force
pilot upon graduation from flying
training at Moody Air Force
Base, Georgia.
Lieutenant Lewis flew the new
est Jet trainers and received
special academic and military
training during the course. He
is being reassigned to Mcclure
AFB, N. J.
The Lieutenant, whose aunt,
Mrs. Grace B. Nash, resides at
Lottsbur, is graduate Of North
cumberland High School, Heath
Vile, Va. He has a B. S. de-
gree in science and civil en-
gineering from Virginia Military
Institute, Lexington, Va.
He is married to the former
Virginia c. Walls, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Walls
of LeweS.
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-15

given last Thursday evening by
Miss Mary Anna Wright, 40l
w. 23rd. ST., Wilmington. Miss
KielbaSa will become the bride
Of Frank Wajda Of Salem,
Mass, on Thanksgiving Day.
A trip by dogsled in the
Yukon, made at "great per-
sonal risk" has won the Army
Legion of Merit award for
Captain william Hammond, 81
year old former Selbyville
resident. Accompanied by an
Indian guide, Capt. Hammond
charted a route for a pipeline
across stormy mountain coun-
try. Capt. Hammond, gradu-
ate of SelbyHlle High School,
studied engineering at Duke
University before Joining the
Army Engineers, was employ
ed by the dupont Company.
Eugene F. Hammond, son Of
Mrs. Emma Hammond, Lincoln
Ave., Delmar, and a member
Of an anti submarine squadron,
North Africa, has been pro-
noted to the grade Of corporal.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hickman
Of Frankford, have received
notice Of the promotion Of their
son, Robert Hickman, to staff
sergeant in the Army Air
Corps. Bob is in training in
Kansas.
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-15

betterment of our local COM
munities. Tickets are $1.5O for
adults, 75c for students. Pre-
school students will be ad-
mitted free.
Any Rehoboth alumni inter-
ested in playing for Lewes are
asked to contact Douglas Melott,
at 645-6302. Donald Burton Of
the Rehoboth Beach Jaycees is
the general chairman.
A sterling silver replica Of a
whaling ship and a aGobelin tapes
try Of David Petersen DeVries
were presented to the Zwaanen-
dael Museum at Lewes.
The presentations were made
by representatives of the Colonial
Society following a commemora-
tive meeting in the Avenue Res
taurant, Rehoboth Beach, IL ast
Saturday.
Speaking at the meeting were
Gov. Ebert N. Carvel and D. j.
Van Wijnen, First Secretary of
The Netherlands Embassy in
Washington.
Carvel reiterated his hope that
money from the dupont General
Motors dive stiture fund could be
used to help preserve and re-
store historical Delaware land
marks.
Van Wijnen stressed the close
friendship that has marked U.S.
Dutch relations noting that Hol-
land was the first nation to lend
Americas revolutionary govern
ment money in 1776.
Carvel told of how impressed
he was during his recent trip
to japan by the way the japanese
preserve their historic land
marks.
The whaling vessel replica,
IA inches high and 18 inches
long, was presented by Mrs.
William Carroll Langston of
York, Pa, present of the
Colonial Daughters of the 17thl
Century.
The tapestry, containing full
length portrait of DeVries, wasI
presented by Mrs. Harry Clark
Boden and Mrs. Henry LewisI
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-15
Thirty Years Ago =.

Taken from Nov. II, 1888 Issue:
The town Of Frederick has
purchased an old landmark, the
Whitaker property, known to
several generations as "the
high step house," II is a quaint
old house with dormer windows
and high steps, and is falling
into decay. II was built by a
man from England named
Chippey, many years ago. It
will be torn down and the site
will be used for the new build
ing for the Fire Company.
Thursday, November 9, the
residence Of Benjamin Morgan,
near Redden, was destroyed by
fire, which was caused by de-
fective flue in the chimney.
Most Of the furniture and part
of their clothing was burned.
The loss was almost total, and
there was little insurance. The
firemen from Georgetown re-
sponded, but could do little, as
there was no water supply
The barn took fire
from fire brands carried by the
wind, but II was extinguished by
a bucket supply from a pump
nearby.
The motor barge, MS. Kenny,
with a cargo Of grain, after
the heavy seas off the
Atlantic coast for several days,
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-15

The Lieutenant received his
commission in 1862 upon COM
pletion Of the Air Force Re-
serve Officer Training Corps
program.
William T. Manning has pre-
sented handsome model of a
sailing ship named "Marboro
HILL" to the Lewes Historical
Society. The model ship was the
one-time property Of the late
Andrew H. Baker, a native of
Denmark, and sea captain, also
the brother-in-law Of the late
Miss Ella Brereton Twilley.
The Lewes Coin g. Stamp Club
will meet at the Lewes Public
Library at 800 p.m., Nov. 18th.
Visitors are welcome.
The Episcopal Church Women
Of st. Peters, Lewes, will spon-
sor their annual Christmas Fair,
in the Parish House, Mulberry
Street, Lewes, Nov. 22nd and
23rd Friday, 7:30 pm. to
$3.50 pm, Saturday, 1890 am.
to $3.50 pm. Luncheon served
on Saturday to the public.
On Thur Sday. December 18th,
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Howeth,
Jr., have returned to Ocean
View, from a motor trip to
st. Louis, Mo-, on business.
Lieutenant and Mrs. John A.
Dorman we're at home in Frank
ford last week with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Dorman.
The young lieutenant is return
ed after 20 months OF active
overseas service. He will now
be stationed at Andrews Field,
near Washington, D. c.
Seaman j. Richard Bunting
Of the great U.S.S. New Jersey,
arrived safely Friday last and
is resting at the home of his
mother, Mrs. Olive F. Bunting
on Reed St., Frankford.
Cpl. Clifton Palmer received
his discharge at Fort Meade,
Md, on Friday, and is now
home with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Palmer of FELTON,,
after serving two years with
the U. S. Army, several months
Of which was spent in Korea.
Mrs. Julia Caswell of St.
Albans, N. Y, Mrs. E. G..
Watt and daughter of Federals-
burg, Md, called on Mrs. Will
lard Clendaniel of Lincoln,
their aunt, O Monday.
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-15
Twenty Years Ago =.

Taken from Nov. ls, ls4S Issue:
Morgan T. Gum, II years old,
Frankford, former Sussex
County engineer. prominent
Mason and land surveyor for
lower Delaware, was found dead
In bed last Friday morning,
November IL, l943, in the home
Of his son, Major George Mas
sey Gum, in New York City,
where he had been visiting for
the past two weeks.
Paratrooper william Cavan-
augh Of Camp Mackall, N. c.,
arrived home on Monday to
spend a leave with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. william Cavan-
augh.
Mrs. J. Saxton Harrington
recently received word Of her
husbands promotion to First
Class Pharmacist Mate. He is
on destroyer with the At
lantic Fleet.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Garrett
Grier arrived home this week
from Pensacola, Florida. To-day
1t. Grier will leave for Seattle,
WASH, his next location. Mrs.
Grier is the guest Of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. william ".
Sipple.
Miss jeanne Kielbasa, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Kielbasa Of Milford, was guest
OF honor 1t personal shower
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-15

limped into the Delaware
Breakwater late Saturday after
noon, with a broken blade on
her port propeller. The vessel
put into the Lewes port and
sent a seaman ashore to COM
municate with its New York
owners regarding the damage
and cause Of the delayed voy-
age. The barge had taken on a
Delaware pilot, Thomas R.
Marshall, off the Delaware
capeS earlier in the afternoon.
After communicating with the
owners, the vessel proceeded
slowly up the bay and river to
Philadelphia, its original des-
tination.
The Cunning Club IS again at
Slaughter Beach. Each year this
group Of friends meet at the
cottage Of c. Donnan Holzmuel-
ler for a week of hunting and
good times together. Those in
the party are c. Donnan Holz-
mueller, DR.. Elmer williams,
L. N. Hearn, J. Postles Ham
mond, William Powders, Lee
Hirsch, DR.. William Marshall,
Jr., William Murphy and Rem
sen Barnard.
Snow, rain and very dis
agreeable weather visited us
this past week. We hope this
week will bring more sunshine. |
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-15

inent attorney in Georgetown,
and a law partner Of the late
Robert G. White, is visiting
friends and relatives in LeweS.
Mr.. Marsh moved to Denver
several years ago on account
OF failing health and after re-
gaining his health, he has con-
tinued to make 1t his home
Harry Williams, Tom Nc
Garty and King Morris, all
residents Of Philadelphia, are
spending the week in Bishop
Vile, cunning.
Miss Alice Collins Of Phila-
ielphia is spending a few days
with her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mark Jester Of Harring-
ton. She expects to return in a
short time and enter the nurse
training class at Jefferson Hos
pital in December.
Archie Lingo, Derrick Lingo,
Bowling Sherer and Fred Quill
len, all Of Rehoboth, motored
to Wilmington last week to a
Halloween barn dance, given
by the Govatos girls, who sum-
mer at Rehoboth.
Luther G. Welch has accept
ed a position with a Philadel-
phia wholesale fruit house for
the State Of Delaware.
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-15
Ten Years Ago :.

Taken from Nov. 20, l953Issue:
II ~ill be Of interest to their
friends to know that Lieutenant
and Mrs. Robert Redden are
nicely situated in Ell Paso,
Texas, and share large apart
ment with 1t. and Mrs. Will
liam Wright, both Of Middle
town. Enroute to Ell Paso, they
spant a night at Clovis, N. M,
without realizing that was the
present home Of 1t. and Mrs.
Francis Humphreys, the for
mer Miss Evelyn Short. Both
OF the men are attending the
ROTC Artillery School in Ell
Paso.
Captain and Mrs. George
Grier Russell Of Fort Lee, Va,
welcomed their first child, a
daughter, on Thursday, Novem-
ber IL. She has been named
Karen Denise Russell. Capt.
Russell is the son Of Mrs.
George Russell and the late
Mr.. Russell.
Gerald Howard Elliott of the
u. S. Marine Corps, son Of
Mrs. Catherine Schmierer FL
lett of Lewes, has finished his
boot camp at Paris Island,
South Carolina. Gerald has been
prsustN to PFC. and new
statNpew - Camp LeJeune, N.
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-15

to Charles H. Tingle & Linda
l., Baltimore Hd., lots 81, 80,
and 80.
Windy Duen Investment, Inc. to
James T. Gress & Margaret T.,
Baltimore Hd., Fenwick Island,
lots 2l3 and 2l4.
Raymond j. Hickman & Sally
w. to Edward j. Johnston g.
Lucie A., Baltimore Hd., Bethany
Beach, lot 6, blk. l8.
Charles Edward Adkins &
Pearle M. to Francis x. DAILY &
Catherine D., Baltimore Hd., lot
As, blk. H.
Edgewater Acres, Inc. to The
Atlantic Methodist Episcopal
Church, Inc, Baltimore Hd., 4
lots.
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-15
COLLEGE FOR UNION MEN

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) = Ohio
State University's Education and
Research Service is offering a
three-year program in various
Ohio cities to train union of.
ficials and members in their
duties and increase their leader
ship skills.
Flrs t-year subjects include
labor law, collective bargaining.
communications, economics and
a look at unfair practices of bott
unions and management. Soci-
ology, political science and
union leadership are taken up in
the second year. and the third
will be devoted TO labor history.
5ure eaucracy, comparison of nolit-
zeal and economic systems, and
contemporary labor problems.
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-15

The Sussex Gardeners will meet
between 1000 am. and 200
p.m., in st. Peters Episcopal
Parish House, for their annual
Christmas Greens Meeting,
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GARDEN CLUB ACTIVITIES

Mrs Ralph satey and Mrs. Paul
NEIGHBoRs, NC, GARDEN CLUE
lie home Of Ms. aussis RS6inso 3.
L2NDoNS WOODS GARDEN CLUB
sert and card party az the ?. Nee
70 $3.50; Admission 81: Tickets may
son. 1909 Holiday terrace. Bethesds,
During october Mrs. Edwin c. Atwood
won the Potomac Rose Society show
award for best rose in the new mem
Der class and her floribunda entry won
e sweepstake medal in the Silver
ROCK sPRiING GARDEN CLUB will
present q Holiday Carousel" Al Rock
Spring Neighborhood Houe. 800
Little FAILS road. Arlington, Thursday
from 1890 to 5 pm. Free admission.
elude handmade articles, wreaths,
trees dried ARRANGEMENTS and decora-
lions ions f9r table. door and mantel; also.
nuts and other materials. Proceeds
SUNSET MANOR GARDEN CLUB
home Of Mrs; Fran Smell. sill Danny's
iane. Christmas bazaar will be held
Saturday from 10 am. TO- 4 pm. at
BRADBURY HEIGHTS GARDEN
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Horticultural Society
To Sponsor Lecture

The American Horticultural
Society will sponsor a luncheon
and lecture on Christmas dec
Orations at the International
Inn, Fourteenth and M streets
NV, on Monday, November
ID, at II noon.
The lecturer, Anne. Wertsner
Wood Of Swarthmore, Pa, Is
the author Of books on flower
arrangements and other hort
cultural subjects.
Reservations, at the subscrip'
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Hope orieinutor
To Be Honored

DR.. william B. Walsh, direc-
tor-originator Of Project Hope,
viii receive the first Thanks
giving Award Of Clarke College,
Dubuque. Iowa. for service to
the country and its citizens"
The award commentaries the
centennial Of the first national
Thanksgiving proclamation by
Abraham Lincoln.
DR.. Walsh initiated Project
Hope (Health Opportunities for
People Everywhere) in 1858
and QUILTED the IS Hope to
carry United States medical
know-how around the world,
The award viii be presented
November 26.