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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1963-02-14
Heart Fund Canvass
Set For Feb. 1873

Heart Days for Business,
a canvass of local business
flrms and professional offices
IN support of the 1868 Heart
Fund, will be conducted IN
Lexington February 18th
through 23rd, under tn
leadership of Mrs. M. O.
Stark and Mrs. Jack Yates.
Mrs. Vernon King, Holmes
County Heart Fund chair
man announced Mrs. Starks
and Mrs. Yates appointment
today and said that they will
call at offices, stores and pro-
fessional buildings for Heart
tund contributions.
"The Heart Fund is not a
one-dlsease drive Mrs. Stark
and Mrs. Yates pointed out.
1.-The heart association fights
heart attack, stroke, rheuma-
tic fever, high blood pres
sure, hardening of the arte-
ries, Unborn heart defects and
many other heart and blood
vessel diseases. Together,
these diseases are the Num-
Der One killer of our COM
munity, causing nearly half
of all Deaths they contin-
ued. 4
Heart and blood vessel
diseases are also the Num-
Der One health enemy OF
businesses because half of
their victims are in the 45
to "a year age bracket, at
the peak of business produc-
tiveness. They cause untold
human suffering and are a
serious threat to our COM
munity's welfare they said.
81 hope the business lead
ers in Lexington will recog-
nize they have a vital stake
in the heart disease fight,
and invest their heart dollars
generously during Heart
Days for Business"
The 1868 State Heart Fund
goal is $205, 100000. Half of
that sum is budgeted for re-
search and training, while
another 38 per cent is to be
used for education and COM
munity service.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1963-02-14
Loymon's Day
Set Sunday At
St. Mory's Church

A special "Layman's Day"
service will be held at St.
M ary's Episcopal Church,
Sunday, February 18th at
100 a. m.
The purpose of this serv-
ice is to involve men and
boys of st. Mary's in a cor
porate worship service which
they will lead and thereby
renew their commitment to
God and to His church.
This service will be a serv-
ice of Holy Communion. 1t
will be conducted entirely by
the men and boys except for
the celebration of the Holy
Communion, which will be
done by the Rev. Reynolds
S. Cheney, II, Priest : in :
charge. The men and boys
will act as acolytes and serv-
ers for the communion serv-
ice. Also a special choir of
m al voices will lead h
singing. A laym will
preach the sermon and all
men and boys will sit to-
gether and take communion
first as a corporate act of
their renewing their commit
ment to God.
All friends and neighbors
of st. Mary's are invited to
attend this special service.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1963-02-14
East Receives MPL
Anniversary Award

James B. East, manager OF
Mississippi Power and Light
Company in Lexington, re-
ceived a 25th anniversary a.
ward from his company on
Wednesday, February 9Th.
This award, a lovely wrist
watch, was presented Mr..
East at a meeting Of tn
North Central Division of
MPL at Grenada. Making the
presentation was Baxter Viii
son, president of Mississippi
Power and Light Company.
Mr.. East has served as
manager of the Lexington
utility plant since 1850. Prior
to coming to Lexington he
has served in Liberty and
McComb.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1963-02-14
Durunf Wins Merif AWurd...

accomplished by the ladies'
garden clubs in cooperation
with the mems garden club.
Il know that no one loves
Durant more than l, but we
must realize that if we are
going to keep abreast with
other towns in Mississippi
that are making progress, we
must continue to work to-
gether,' Mayor Blanton said.
THE Merit Program has been
one means by which we have
cen able to determine how
much progress we are max
ing and what our goals
should be for the future. We
expect to qualify for several
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1963-02-14

Durant received its first
Merit Award, a beautiful
plaque, Thursday evening at
a special meeting of Castal-
ian Street Garden Club at
the City Hall. A large num-
Der of members and special
guests were present for the
ceremony which recognized
outstanding achievement in
community Identification.
The plaque was presented
to Mayor C. H. Blanton, Jr.
by Lyle Carroll, director of
the Mississippi Economic
Councils Merit Community
Program. Mayor Blanton cit
ed the work that had been
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1963-02-14

ion church. Both ministers
are expected to be present
Sunday.
Preaching services are held
regularly at 900 and Sunday
School at 1000 a. m.
Mrs. c. c. Swinney is
chairman of the church de-
velopment program and 9TH
er members are Mrs. T. E.
Hearn, Wade Logan and T.
E. Hearn.
The Rev. Dennis Johnston
is pastor of the third church
to be honored.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1963-02-14
$500 Made For
MOD Thursday At
Basketball Comes

A total of $1,000 was net
ted for the March of Dimes
Thursday night from the ben
eft basketball game be-
tween the Lexington Lions
and Jaycees and the Kicker
nickers and Jaycettes.
Winners of the double
header, played in W. B. Ken
ma Auditorium, were the
Lions with a score of 40-33
and the Jaycettes by a score
of 20 ID.
Phil Cohen, Holmes Coun-
ty chairman, expressed his
appreciation to these organi-
cations for their cooperation
to the MOD.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1963-02-14
PARTY
TONIGHT

The Fellowship Class of
Lexington First Methodist
Church will meet for a class
party at Z p. m. in the Educa-
tional Building tonight
(Thursday). Glass members
and their wives will attend,
and Parham Williams, Jr.,
class teacher, and Mrs. Will
Hams.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1963-02-14
.SC Feed Grain Si9n-Up Now Underway

l,465 Holmes County farmers are eligible to par
ticipate in the 1868 Agricultural Sterilization and Con-
servation feed grain program now under way. The pro-
gram covers three major feed grains of corn, grain
sorghum and barley, the same as in the 1862 program.
Signup began February LIST and will continue through
March 22nd, according to Lynn Jordan, Asses Com
mittee chairman.
About 24O Holmes producers participated in the
nroorop Loot war
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1963-02-14

more awards in the near fu-
ture, and have already begun
to work on them
Dan Wells, local manager
of Talon, Inc, is overall
chairman for the Merit Pro-
gram in Durant. Mrs. Robert
Irby, Jr. is serving as chair
man of the identification ca
tegory.
w. S. Odom, a member of
the Durant Board of Alder
men, has worked closely with
others in the program and
deserves a great deal of
credit for the programs sue
cess in the community.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1963-02-14

Acona, Oregon And Ebenezer
Score In Development Program

Three Holmes County rural churches will be recog-
nized Sunday for outstanding development by the
Holmes County Farm Bureau in it's annual recognition
program.
Oregon Memorial Church will receive a Certificate
of Merit and a check at 900 a. MI service from mem
bers of the Farm Bureau Committee headed by Frank
w.. Gwin and a similar service will be- held at Acona
Methodist Church at II 100 a. m. Ebenezer Methodist
Church will be honored at a later date.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1963-02-14
SAINTS MOD NETS $4s.oo

The March of Dimes Party
at Saints Junior College was
a wonderful success, Thurs
day night January 81. Forty
five dollars was reported to
the chairman of the March
of Dimes Committee.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1963-02-14

Home From Hospital
Friends of the Rev. p. D.
Bragg will be happy to know
he is at home convalescing
from surgery at Baptist Hos
pital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-27
He BOWLING LINE
THE BOWLING LINE
Wide Open Race Drawing to Close

LOOMS blasted q AL for Fair
Lanes. All except LOOMS. are
anchor men with their teams.
Billy Stalcup had high indi-
vidual game for the night with
a 1853 as his team also rolled
high game Of $50. The Suit
land Bowl team turned In high
set Of 1858.
The standings: Bowl Amer
lea. 1929; Blackie's House Of
Beef. 1890; Fair Lanes. 4l-31;
Charm House. 1888: zost Pro
Shop, 1894; Hill g. Sanders
Ford, 37-35; Covington Buick,
1896; Mann's Potato Chips,
1899; Stalcup Furniture, 1899;
Suitland Bowl. 3l-41; Pepsi
Cola, 30-42, and Robertson's
Crab House, 29-43.
1t was a rough night for the
two leaders in the Ladies Minor
Duckpin League.
Typemasters, Inc, and B,
Frank Joy, showing the way in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-27

first and second places. respec-
lively, both were beaten by
rivals far down In the league
standings by 2-1 margins.
Typemesters lost a pair to
Jimmy Comber's Restaurant,
while B. Frank Joy was taking
a 81 pasting from Twinbrook
Restaurant.
Chilly Dillon Of Twinbrook
was in exceptionally good form
with high game of las and q
high set 395. Mile Patton Of
B. Frank Joy and Ann Nc
CloSkey Of the Jimmy Comber
team each turned in sets Of 1856.
Mary Reed of Bowl America,
the high average performer In
the league. rolled $50, raising
her average slightly to 1929,
while the second high average
roller, June Wyche Of Type
masters, saw her average de-
cline slightly to 114.46 when
she tossed q 325 series.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-27

Bowl Americas two victories
over Waldorf Diner moved that
team into q tie for second
place with B. Frank Joy as the
race frightened UP.
The only sweep Of the night
was performed by Fred and
Harry's Restaurant. which took
three games from H. and M.
Trucking. Other matches found
Royal Angus Beef House win
ming two from Suitland Bowl,
Beauty Bazaar taking a pair
from Justine Chevrolet, William
Maske Co. defeating Bill Reidy
ESQ twice. and Fort Davis
winning a pair from Fontana
Bowl.
Standings OF leaders: Type
masters, Inc. 1923; B. Frank
Joy, 1924; Bowl America, AZ
"a, and Suitland Bowl, ALPS.
-
Elaine Palmer Of John Hughes
Co. topped 400 for the third
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-27
81 THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. c., Wednesday,. February II. 1857

Fulford Radio still holds the
top average in the league with
l20.47.
Standings over 500: Jimmy
Combers Restaurant. 1928;
Fulford Radio. 1926: Jimmy's
Crab House. 1890; John Hughes
Co.. 1921; Wayne Trailer Rey-
nolds. S7-32. and Jake Synder
Sign Co.. 1892.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-27
BY DICK O'BRIEN
star Bowling Editor

The Mems All-Star Major
District Duckpin League is in
the third round Of its 1923
schedule, with only ~ more
matches remaining.
At this point the teams are
In the homestretch and It's still
a battle, with sixth-place Hid
& Sanders Ford only six games
away from the leader.
Another switch took place
last night in the team stand
ings as Bowl America moved
one game in front Of Blackie's
House Of Beef.
These two teams started the
season last September battling
each other for the lead and
1t has been q see-saw struggle.
However, several other teams
are hanging In there, still with
in striking distance.
Bowl America went on top
when 1t scored the only sweep
Of the night by beating Cow
ington Buick, while Blackie's
had to be satisfied with a 2-l
triumph over Mann's Potato
Chips.
A good streak by any
other challenging teams, in
GLIDING Fair Lanes, Charm
House Decorators, Zost Pro
Shop or Hill a. Sanders Ford.
could shake up the balance of
power before the league sched-
ule is concluded the latter part
Of April.
Fair Lanes held on to third
place by winning two from
Charm House, while Hill 81
Sanders took q pair from Zost
Pro Shop. Stalcup Furniture
also won q pair. from Pepsi
Cola, and Suitland Bowl twice
beat RobertSon's Crab House.
There was some shifting
around In the average depart
ment last night. While Jimmy
DietSch currently isn't being
threatened with his 1920,
Frank Micalizzi ousted Fosco
Fattorini from second place in
the averages by rolling q 4l6
series. Fattorini dropped to
fourth place as Steve Foltz took
over third with q 392 series
and q 1892 mark. Fattorini's
1913 last night dropped him to
1851.
The stars Of the fast-travel-
ing league were in good form
last night. with Reggie Sum-
merscale Of Stalcup Furniture
turning in high set Of 448.
Norman Titus Of PepSi-Cola
had an impressive 423, while
Eddie Owens Of Robertson's
Crab House rolled 427. Ed
Pugh's 423 was high for
Blackie's. and Julie Singers
All topped the shooters for
Mann's Potato Chips. Pete
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-27

time this season last night IN
the Suburban Ladies Major
League.
Elaine also registered q l57
medal game last night. along
with her AS series. It was the
second AIS series of the season.
She also posted q AIS January
IA.
Norman Klein Of Jimmy
Comber's Restaurant had a III
game and q All series, which
didn't hurt her 1926 average
However. Gertha Wilson OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-27
Four kinds of sport-aII super

Want to make spring huy Just pick with what
ever you banker for in performance and sporty rmmngsike
bucket Seats 4peed shift lots Of hos-and start driving
Chevys got lot Of sport four entirely different kinds Of
First the JetSmooh mpaa Super Sport with your choice of
different engines that range up AIS hp and that include the
popular Tbo 400" with $40 hip for the ultimate in smooth
responsive driving modern traffic Optional equipment including
Comort steering whee that adjusts your convenience,
makes it super sport as you'd like.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-27

Whea yOs boy yOsr next new o.
used e., 700 msy save ~ b
SIS tirOugh the State Farm Car
Finance PisM And thst means
lower moathb payments. OF
fewer months! Your State Farm
Agent helps arrange for low cost
financing through Q cooperating
local bank. He arranses eco
nOmicd State Farm insurance for
ycs loo, sod ssts up convenient
monthly payments that cover
bOth. So bstOss 700 boy o cat
cal mel
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-07

FOR SALE-No l. $40 Marshall
ST., three bedroom home, living
room, kitchen, bath, oil hot-ail
heat, $780, down payment, no dowr
payment veterans. No 2 20 Dol
Street, three bedroom home, living
room, kitchen, dining room, bath
oil hot-water heat, $3.50. down pay
ment, Veterans no down payment
No. g. School ST., Houston one bed
room home, living room, kitchen.
bath. Ideal for retired couple. No
4 II Nelson ST, three bedroom
home, living room, kitchen, two
baths, porch, oil hot-air heat, $780,
down payment no down payment
for veterans. No. s. IL Penna Ave,
three bedrooms, living room, kit
chen, bath, carport- storage, oil hot
air heat, $45000 down payment, no
down payment for veterans. No. g.
Chestnut Knoll Acres, four bed
room home, living room with fire
place, dining area, kitchen, bath
and side porch, $500. down pay
ment, no down payment to veter-
ans. No. 4 Woodside Drive, three
bedroom home, living room, kit
chen, full basement, oil hot ali
heat, $3.50. down payment M
down payment for veterans. No. g.
- Clarke Ave, thirteen room home
with all modern conveniences, two
car garage. Low down payment can
be arranged. Harvey G. Marvel,
Realtor Milford. Phone 422-9626.
M187-6-7-1t
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-07

FOR SALE@No. l. Near Fred
erica: Three bedroom ranch, hot
air heat, full basement, attached
garage, lot 75'x16O Pay equity
$3.50 and pick up VA mortage,
$92.5O per month with taxes and
insurance. No. 2 Frederica, David
Street: Furnished three bedroom
home, hot air heat, dining room,
$4,000. No. g. Near Frederica: 7F0
acres, approximately 450 of good
tillable land, approximately IL
miles of creek frontage, $150,000.
No. A. Near Bowers Beach: 185
acres, approximately IS tillable,
$4,000. No s. Frederick, David
Street: 212 story home, recently
renovated, one-car garage, hot air
heat, storm and screen windows,
built-in range and refrigerator,
$4,000. No. g. 416 North Walnut
Street, Milford: 3-story home, first
floor four rooms, second floor three
bedrooms and bath, third floor
three finished rooms, hot air heat,
large lot, $4,000 No. Z 80 N w.
Front Street, Milford: Home con-
verted into two apartments, three
rooms and nath down, four rooms
and bath up, separate entrances,
s. Near Milford: 90 acres, approXi-
mately 20 tillable, three bedroom
home, electric, barn, immediate
possession. S12, 500. Wilkins Realty
Co, Ocean Drive Manor, Frederick
734-4486, -5401. Residence 335
5733. W184-6-7-ti II
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-07

FOR SALE-NEW farm equip
ment: 1910 International tractor
with 3-point hitch, power steering,
torque amplifier, oversize tires, in
dependent power take off, Regular
ly $3.50, Special price S2,63O; B-275
diesel tractor w/3-point hitch, over
size tires, power take off, differ
entail lock, Regularly $3,225, Spec
ial price $2,625; International I-4O4
tractor, SPECIAL PRICE; Farmall
504 tractor w/wide front axle,
SPECIAL PRICE; No. 81 Interna
tional Combine VINO platform
lar price, $5,725, Special price $4,
975: International Finco crop dryer
Regularly $2,335. Special price 81,
1886; International No. Is Implement
Carrier w/drawbar for Arrow ro-
tary hoe, Regularly 1905, Special
price $3.50; International No. 401 :
TO- spring tooth harrow, Regularly
$225, Special price $3.50; Interna-
tional No. 2 Subsoil plow, Regularly
1865, Special price $3.50; Information
al No. 100 a mower w/hay con.
ditioner drive parts and trailing
hitch, Regularly $725, Special price
$500. International No. 10 corr
shelter for 2ME corn picker, Regu.
II bOOUg optCldl pIlNt PfOU. CCAIL
FARM EQUIPMENT: oliver No. q
self propelled combine with pick-uT
lreels, with 2-row picker shellel
head one year old, SPECIAL; DIV.
er No. 25 self-propelled combine
with pickup reels, with PROV
picker shelter head two years old
ESPECIAL: Habco Recirculator typ'
lgrain dryer, PTO drive, gas fireC
(Demonstrator). Regularly $4,000
Especial price $4,000; Internationa
lNo. 125 self propelled combine, Re
Igularly $1,000, Special price $3.50
international Gandt Hi-Low appli
lcator Demonstration, Regularl.
1890, Special price 500; Farmal
lSuper "A" tractor with cultivator
fertilizer att, 1/16" mounted plow
Wood Bros. rotary mower, SPEC
HAL. Parker's, Hurlock, Maryland
lP237-6-7-4t
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-07

FOR SALE-No. L Frame ranch
type dwelling with four bedrooms,
two baths, living room. dining
room. kitchen, full basement, locat-
ed Seabury Avenue, Milford. No. 2
Small farm of 2/3 acres, with 3
story Groom dwelling and garage,
located at Milton, Delaware. No. g.
Several new choice lots now listed.
No. A. Frame 10-room dwelling,
ideal for large family. located POS
South Walnut Street, Milford. No.
s. Concrete block 5-room bunga-
low, in excellent condition, located
Z Mel son street Milford
No. g. Fr m e 2-story dwell
ing, with upstairs finished as a
partment, located 704 S. E. Front
Street, Milford No. I Concrete
block 2-story dwelling with 2-car
garage and breezeway, bedrooms,
living room, dining room, kitchen
and baths, located 644 N w
Fro. Street. Milford. No. s. Frame
ranch type dwelling with garage at
tached, 8 bedrooms, living room,
dining room, kitchen, II baths, To-
Gated II Rogers Drive, Milford No.
o Brand new frame 4-bedroom
ranch type dwelling with hot water
Dashboard heat, located Haven Lake
Acres. No. 10 Year round frame
Groom o t a e e located at
Slaughter Beach, Delaware No. IL
Ranch type frame Groom bunga
low, with carport. located in Lin
coin. Delaware. No. 12- A little
place in the country, 5-room bung-
allow with two acres of ground. 3
car garage, located near Staytons-
Vile No. 13- Frame 7-room dwell
ing with garage attached, located
% Sunset Lane, Milford. No IA
Executives home, new brick, 10
room dwelling with game room and
three baths, can be seen by ap-
pointment only. See or call j. Will
lam Wells, Realtor, 10 ~ w Front
Street, Milford. Phone 422- 1921
W235-5-17-tf
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-07

FOR SALE-Kitchen remodeling.
Visit our show room. See our fac
tory. SeeS your cabinets being
made to fit your kitchen. Pick out
your own colors or stains. We re-
model your kitchen, porch, or what
have you, completely. We have
our own plumbers, carpenters,
electricians, and most important
OF ala designer. r. and o. Kit
chen Cabinet Co., across from State
College, north OF Dover, on the
6=11-73-tf
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-07
FIOWERS FOR SALE-5OO,OO

ANIMALS and flower bulbs ready for
sale. We are now selling these: hy-
brid petunias, go varieties, double
petunias, pansies, scarlet sage,
snap dragons, geraniums, dahlias,
ageratum, coleus, alyssum, lantan-
as, Boston daisies, fushia, suhmac,
dwarf phlox, cannas, gladiolus
bulbs, marigolds, zinnias, coxcomb,
Peruvian daffodil Qseme), newest
Star patented roses, miniature
roses, bleeding hearts, verbenas,
heliotropes, ornamental edible Tiny
Tim tomatoes, other ANIMALS, a
limited amount and number of
perennials, azaleas. Open all day
every day including Sundays. Park
er Stone, Denton Greensboro Road,
Denton, Maryland. S87-5-24-3 st
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-07

FOR SALE-Male Labrador Re-
triever, about years old, trained;
Many duck decoys; g. wooden pram
boat; Evinrude Lightwin motor;
large wooden picnic table and two
benches; two new house trailer
tires 7x14x5. Mrs. Burk Jones, Lin
coin. Call 422-832S after pm. or
Saturday. 6-7-1t
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-07
ROOFING AND SIDING FOR

SALE@Free estimates. Genuine
Johns Manville shingles applied in
strict accordance with Specifications
approved by JIM. Exclusive certi-
fed Johns Manville Improvement
Contractor in this area. N. 3.
Downing CO., Milford, Delaware.
Telephone Milford 422-4565.
D-37-1-7-tf
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-07
1858 GREAT LAKES TRAILER

FOR SALE - Asks, 2-bedroOm,
eolered fixtures, Al condition,
1880; two 1855 Pacemakers, one q
bedroom, one single bedroom, both
very clean 1926 each; 1856 Mar
lette 42'x8', 2-bedroom, clean, $1750.
See one mile north OF Greenwood,
Delaware, on dual 13 at the Tastee
Freez. See anytime. 349- -401O.
R49-6-7-2t
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-07

FOR BEACH BARGAIN!
Looking for that big, comfortable
mobile home for your family at the
beach? Here it is! 47'x10', Alumni
um, two bedrooms with or with
out bunk beds; delivered and block
ed up-only $2,495. (Would also
make wise investment to rent.
Many others to choose from. Easy
terms. Furniture taken as down
payment. Easton Trailer Sales,
Route 50 North, TA2-O519.
F,61 -6-7-tf
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-07

FOR RENT - 4-room bungalow
Zone bedroom only, nice kitchen,
bath. shade, back of Dyer's Pack
age Store, on Rehoboth Blvd. A
valuable at once. VIM. Gray, Mil
ford, Delaware. Phone 422-955S.
G28-5-31-tf
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-07
BEAUTIFUL BUHDTNG LOTS

FOR SALE-BuiId your house In a
wonderful section of Delaware.
Near all stores yet in suburbs, of
Milford School bus runs right by
your door Lots are all 75'x150'.
Buy them on time. Phone 422-5750.
F. Horner. 43-3-29-tf
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-07
FARMER WANTED .

FAKMEK NANTED -. FUH
dairy farm in Tower New Castle
County. Delaware, capable of pro-
per handling of dairy herd ana
bulk tank shipments. Share basis
or salary Open for discussion to
reliable person with or without
equipment Seven-room modera
house. Write, giving references,
etc, Box No 73, co Milford Chron-
icle 4S-5-A-tf
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-07

300 ACRES TILLABLE LAND
FOR RENT-Three hundred clear
acres plus farm buildings. No
houses Ample water for irrigation.
SIS per acre cash rent in advance.
Long term lease available. Write
Box No. SO, co Milford Chronicle.
35-4-12-tf
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-07

FOR RENT-In Greenwood, two
story 6 room brick house, two full
baths, gas stove and heat furnish
ed $S5 month, available June 1.
Day 349-4 1886, evenings 349- 4233.
P27-5-24-tf
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-07
LOST

LOST-Ladies eye glasses, with
gold frame in Milford Shopping
Center. Irene Deem, 39S 1855.
D-6-7-1t
LOST - Milford Trust Savings
Account Book No. 742S. Albert Will
liam Baker, Jr, Catherine s. Mills,
Trustee. 422-4S4S 6-7-2tp
LOST-Black and white hound
in Milford Neck area; no collar
Call Spencer Willis 422-5246 or Will
liam MaIoney, Jr., 1856 1922.
W-2G-5-31-2t