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TAXES

Moderate by comparison. To other
metropolitan areas would be i'm
pressiVely low.
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MOUNTAIN RETREAT

2 secluded acres. private road. q
milea west OF ThuTmont, Nd. near
Camp David and the Blue Ridge
summit, Mountain-type house,
bedrooms. all facilities In house,
completely private swimming on
property. Call bBS-5636 any week
day evening for further infor-
nation, Very reasonable.
RARE BLUE RIDGE MT. TOP
22 acres, nice timber, superb views,
easily reached, only $3.50. Good
terms. OWNER. BOZ 2O7. Luray,
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
ACTION m "A HOURS

ABSOLUTE top cash for End trusts.
No. applications or red tape. Va,
Nd. d. c. Day eve. VIII. 6-61S2.
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FoR LOWEST RATES

FOE LOWEST RATES
On 2nd-trust Loans
CAS- Shown By Recent Survey
Up to 5000 Up to 5 Years
Compare and see-THEN DECIDE
SECURITY HOME MORTGAGE CO.
$500 Georgia Ave. JU. 0-521O
326 shoreham Bldg. Elk. 3-70e3
IMMEDIATE CASH-LOW RATES
2nd and 3rd TRUST LOANS,
METRO REALTY Co, EX. 3-7744.
MONEY END TRUsT-We viii buy
End trust notes. D. c., nearby Nd.
OF Va. Reas. rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE q INVEST. CORP.
S12 N. Y. Ave. NV. Ma. S-5S33
PLENTY FUNDS AVAILABLE-1st
and End trusts. INTERSTATE
MORTGAGE Co, INC. ia. 7-5s0O.
LIST AND I'd TRUSTS, also finance
or buy real estate in distress or
unusual situations ST. $3.50.
EQUITY Inv. Corp. SIS 18th st. NV.
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AVIATION
LEARN TO FLY

LEARN TO FLY
Fun for the whole family. Take
advantage Of our special summer
program. FREEWAY AIRPORT,
MITcHELLVILLE, Md. 202-1324.
PILOTS
Now you can get your helicopter
rating. We are successfully grad
uating students. Now have open
ing for 2 students. Demo. lessons
free. Instructions given daily
Lowest rates In the area. As low
as $30 per mo. Call for apt.
NAVIoN-Ryan Super $500. Fresh
100 hr.. Britain auto pilot. Mark
x II. 500 CHI. Mark IL. .omni and
VOA 3 glidescope, ADJ full panel,
many extras. Pressure carb., etc,
New custom int. Very sharp. Must
see and fly 70, appreciate. VIII
take trades. Call for demo.
BoNANzA-B-35. 1880 TT. $50
since fact. Mob. new X paint
LIZ auto. pilot. Lear wing tips, 20
cal. aux. and other extras. This
Is an exceptionally clean aircraft.
/ owner. Always hangared. Never
damaged. Traded on helieopter.
This Is II, II you want q real nice
airplane. Call for appt. and demo.
OFF. HRS. 9-6, JU. g.SOO0. ewes.
622-3433, Erv. Strosnider or 949-
1854. Dan ROsensen.
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FIAT 1872 spydsr roadster. lei
leather. inteior. fully equip. Incl.
4-speed transEn., r, and a. WV
tires. vinyl top. like new, low.
low mileage. Weekend special.
Si'1bp cash, trade or termn
UNITED AUTO SALES
Auth. Fiat Sales n Service
Ga. Ave. Of Univ, Blvd. p4p-27OO
FLAT I1I,h ,sa l"iiOO9 SsdanI, special
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WILL TRADE
Some Of our owners will trade fol
chase. That very real worry about
your ability TO nquidate your pres
emf. property Is solved. Come, see
and compare our values. We be-
lieve We offer property ct very
competitive prices.
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4JyO. IeIms. 146-I14J.
DAREs REACH-Beautiful 8 rms,
ga baths, mr.. beach. Widow viii
sac. $4,000, y On. pI. 7-6500
DRUM POINT - High waterfront
lot, several fruit trees, win con.
slider trade. RA. 3-25g6.
EASTERN SHORE, MD-Old plan.
tation house on Annemessex River
(Somerset Coz. 10 rooms. fire.
places. original woodwork. nice
cond., old shade, secluded. Bro
'chure on req. $25, 200 or Ions
lease. MR.. CURTIS Marion, Nd
Phone All or 10. 4-0260, Phil.
adelphia, week.-Mrs.,
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TERMS
WILL TRADE

Down nayment from $500 up: long.
term financing arranged: low set
tlement cost.
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COMMUNITY LIFE
The envy Of the Nation. We have
everything worth having within an
hours drive.
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PREVIEWS

The Nationwide Marketing Service
1913 Walnut g., Phila. 2. Pa.
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CAToCTIN Mrs.

OA1OCI1N MIS.
150-acre dude ranch sits, barn for
25 horses. 6-rm. main house. fire
places. 4 bedrms., bath. elee., so
acres leyeled 10 gently rolling turf.
bal. rolling timberIand. ideal for
bride trail, abundance Of deer and
upland game. Large lake, trout
fishing. joining mountain estates
and showplaces Of wealthy sub
urbanites. $4,000. Terms "
CHARLES H. JAMESON
REALTOR
POOLESVuLE, MD.
WI, S-9223 or 301-DI. 9-3262
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RENEWED
MONEY MAKEPS

44NI4NG 4N1k11AL1tI
CHEW. 81 s-ft. step van, ideal
delivery unit, 81 ,49b.
FORD % Econoline panel delivery,
with windows. Fully equip. Low
mileage. 81 .5q5. -
FORD 81 acton style side pickup.
economy engine. SIT. body. ST.
coRvAN 81 panel delivery, tura.
finish. std. shift. S1.195. ~
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
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VACATION PLACES
REAL ESTATE WANTED

ALL CASH FOR your PROPERTY
KAY EALTY Co, NC. RA. $4,000
SELL RETAIL-NOT WHOLESALE
-. PARAMOUNT SALES. INC.
422-1S00 772-1S0O
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WATERFRONT HOMES
WATER VIEW

We have recently listed "a water.
front homes on South River, West
River, Chesapeake Bay, and selby
Bay. There must be one for you
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VI WATERFRONT ON WEST R1v-
Eh. Mod .year-round home with
extra;lge. hv. rH.. all mod. kit.
!, tull din, rnl,. 2 lge. bedrms,, bath
hot,water heat. screened porch
washer and dryer. on lge. lot
! $4,000.
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH SPECIAL
2-story asbestos. 3 bedrnas.. Twin
rm, dining rn, kit. pantry. del
and baths. Enclosed front porch
Handicapped double lot on elevated
| ground with sweeping view Of Ba.
waters. Excel. neighborhood, harl
surfaced streets and lights. Price,
for immed. sale. OW1NOS AMI
OWINGs, NORTH BEACH. MD.
AL. 7s4l31.
CHES. BAY PATUX. h. AREA
80 A., " mi. on fishing creek.
"a A. 600 on fishing creek.
Approx. 10 O.. 500 on deep creek.
40 A., 1000 ON deep creek.
Two 100-A. tracts on bay.
900 A. on Patuxant
175 A. on Patuxant
81 A. on Patuxant
20 A. on Rhode River
Two small farms IN p. q. Co.
Many fine llstings in Calvert.
Farma large and small
Very Vgood business ventures II
Calvert Co.
One terrific motel site in Calvert
40 A., / mi. from Ches. Beach
on new dual rd., $3.50 per A.
100 A. on Riva I'd. in A. A. Co.
MIKE GORDON REALTY
SUNDERLAND, MD.
Qn1-CE1-oRnQ
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I'LL THIS. md A BAKGAIN TOO.
Ips,,,it,I, nome one, Tor ne Children on
mature provides plenty for the
children to actively enjoy.
a bargain with easy terms, q year.
round rambler, furnished or ufi-
.3fnrnished. garage 70 match, e0r-
ener. 75x105. with all convenienees
n incl, town sewer. An electric
bther extras. Must be seen to be
fully appreciated.
see eth street, corner 9Th street
yland Frederick ave.. North Beach,
bcalvert County, Md. OPEN for
JAMES !. DIXON q Co. Realtors
q, li4fr f ESt s.7sg s0 NV.
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BUILD YOUR HOME on Appa-
lachlan Trail in Blue Ridge Ma.
w/panoramlc view OF Shenandoah
Valley. Only hr. drive from
Wash. 8 To Is wooded acres avail.
w/black-top RI. Frontage IN area
Of estates, Price $1,000 per acre.
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\ DuT.OF.ToWR REAL EST.

BURLINGTON, W. VA.--Lge. BLDG.
y suit. any business. New Nv. QUAR-
ters. 8 anil. bldgs., 29O-ft. 'front.'
csIl S n INT CV w. VA 1857 p'yVV'
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@ CHESAPEAKE BAYS per front
foot. Nice sand beach and &C.
,cessible from state roaa. In
boat harbor and convenient 10
Tides Inn. Indian Greek coun-
try Club and Westland Marina.
No Improvements. VIII make ex-
cellent hunting and fishing Club.
Approximately 2 acres land and
1000 feet water front. Enjoy
now and hold for future enhance
ment in value. q. B. LORRAINE,
Broker, Richmond Federal Build
ing, Richmond 10. Va. The Wild
est range OF water front proper
ties available in Virginia. Free
booklet .'Virginia."
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COBB ISLAND. MD.

COBB ISLAND, MD.
custom-built modern year-round /
bedrm. dwelling with talousie
porch and large hv. rm. Beautifully
handicapped and fenced lot, 126x200
IT,, with dogwood,y holly and shade
trees. own well. outside fireplace,
separate workshop including power
tools. etc. Your own dock on the
Potomac River. Wonderful view.
Price, $4,000. 40Se down. Bal
ance 10 years. See it-Buy it.
and Enjoy 1t.
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HOME SITES

44S~4AAA1 AS4 - 49,
Averaging approximately an acre
wooded: central water system
prices range from $1,000 Il
$4,000: restricted: financing Il
meet any reasonable needs.
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LEISNER & HANSON
Across From the Post Office
DEALE. MD. 30I-UN. 7-2291
nm
BAYFRONT

NORTH BEACH PARK-Immacu-
late leisure home. on bayfront
lawn with so IT. frontage By i50
IT. depth, outside brick fireplace
garage for your boat, shower
house, excellent fishing and boat
ing directly in front. has glassed-
in porch facing bay, attractive
living room, lge, combination
area, bath room, plenty Of sleep.
ing space for your family and
guests. Nothing to do but move
in. Retired owner wishes t
travel and has priced below
market value for quick sale: onIy
$4,000 with attractive furnish
No. 2-AtTactive year round cot.
tage within 1 block Of ST. An
thongs Catholic Church ano
Protestant church. corner fenced
lawn, shade trees, screened porch
living room, 2 bedrooms. 3 II
bath. equipped kitchen. screened
back porch. oil heat, ideal for re-
tired couple who want TO be near
church. stores and bay. Only
$4,000, furnished. ~
No. 3-Chesapeake Beach bayfroni
building site with so 1T. 'front.'
age by 80 II. depth. Only S2,5O(
with liberal terms
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Low DOWN PAYMENT on immed.
sale. Calvert Co., Md.--Appraise
$4,000. Yr.-round home over
looking Bay. 3 bedrds.. den. ga
baths, full basement. recreation
rm., mod. cleo. kit. I firepls,,
sac. $4,000. OWNER, 6s7-5721.
MODERN MASONRY HOME on wa
ter. perfect for retirement. 2 bed
rooms, bath. living room. large
kitchen and screened porch, ga
rage. acre. Protected harbor mr..
/ Bay. S22.500. CAPT. Fl. C, ROB-
INSoN, uSN (Ret), Broker. White
Stone, Va.
pOINT i nnKnTIT . hadrrn hnnNh
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area. 100 acres improved 81 s.
bedrm. home on State maint. rds.
Most beaut. view you witness.
Ideal for hunting or fishing. Two
streams on property. Some white
stand Of poplar, Si3.oB0. win
finance. CAL Mr.. Graves NE. l.
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SUMMER CAMPS

CAMP sHEEBlAR-A distinsuished
IA yrs, Riding. swimming, hiking,
etc. Modern. safe. Beautiful, 2
hrs. from wash. w. A. MARTIN,
r. r, 2, Winchester, Va.
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A B0LEs-AERO, 2o-ft., sleeps 4.
not self contained. For infoF-
nation, call HI, 0.62A7.
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GARAGES

GEORGIA AVE. and Emerson st
NV. Single garages, renting fol
$40 ea. Call 4S3-64S7.
nth AND PA. AVE. Sc. AREA
garages especially suited foi
storage purpose. Single, S1b
| LA. 0-4S4S or La. 0-372l.
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Point, Westmcreisnd e County, "V Va
home in most desirable location
3 bedrooms, 2 tiled baths ex-
ira large living room. fireplace
dining area, modern electric
u kitchen, porehes.. Dashboard heat,
pine pafleled throughout. Pier
. boat house. electric boat hoist
~ rlnabout motor. Large shad-
ed lot, sand beach. This pro-
perty Is offered completely fur
nished and equipped. ready fol
occupancy. For details on this
and other properties call or write
Ben Hubbard, warsaw, Va
SCHMIDT & WILSON, INC. Real
tors. OR. 2-2O7S, home. ED. g.
1921. -,
RAGGED POINT-Beach lots (2),
good location. win consider trade
OWEN w. CLARKE. Rte. /. Box
285. Oakton, Va.
RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER, Hales
Point. Va.-NeW modern 1-story
rancher, pine paneled. tile. floors
heat, 8 bedrooms. Y baths. la
"a family room. living room
kitehen-dining area with. diyider
Large lot. sand beach. just
S1S,g00. Boat harbor. For details
on this and other properties. cal
or write Ben Hubbard, warsaw
Va, SCHMIDT g. WILSON. INC.
Realtors, OR. 2-201S. home ED
. 3-623l. -
RETIREMENT BRICK HOME, on {
point water on 3 sides. 1900 Of
shore line. z acres. large livini
room fireplace. dining room, kit,
3 bedrooms, 2 baths, oil heat
Deep projected harnor, dock
flowing well. screened-in grill, too
n house 0v garage sc. pars ststs n s%d
road, Private. $4,000. W. c,
RICE, Broker, warsaw. Va. ED.
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COUNTRY EsTATEs

! COUNTRY HOME, 10 acres, Sc
hr. Pentagon. Shrubbery, trees,
. fruit, nuts. Garden. stable, pltry,
bldgs,, blue grass lawns. 4 bed
AZ rms, 2 baths, 33-ft. liv. nm,
lam. rm.. solid walnut kits cab
a. met oven. d.w., disp. Asking
n s$2S,b 300. OWNER, ewes. and week
ends, Haymarket. Va. PL. 4-2467
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MO HOMEWORK

Rte. 214, Mayo Rd., EdgewateT. Nd.
Open Everyday TIL Dark
79S-0550 Ewes. 0b6-304e
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will not rust. 81. Another kitchen
aid is a drainer tray that doubles
as a work surface for securing
pots or defrosting frozen foods.
Made of rubber with an aluminium
center for hot utensils, it's avail
able in five colors, costs $4.98.
An automatic needle threader
saves time and eyestrain, threads
needle with a simple push of the
plunger. 81. If there's a sports
car in your family, a new ash
tray is made especially for it.
Milford chronicle., 1963-01-25
For Your Information

New Products: More baggage
space is available when you travel
by car with a car-top folding
rack which seals with pull OF a
Upper. Made of canvas over a
steel frame, It's available In
two sizes at $26 and $40. A new
"ship's clock" lacks face or
dial, tells you the time through
a small bell which strikes a
tone every half hour, in pairs
Milford chronicle., 1963-01-25

is an ornamental reproduction
Of 18th century Early American
weather vane. Available with a
ain wood base with a wall hook.
IT'S now possible to buy mems
gloves as gifts without worrying
about the correct size. One manu-
facturer permits gloves to be ex-
changed in any store in the coun-
try carrying its lines of gloves.
A study at Pennsylvania State u.
shows that the most common
driving error is failure to grip
Milford chronicle., 1963-01-25

Chit Chat: A revival in popu-
larity of the curling iron is at
tributed to new irons that can
be used in combination with at
tachable curler rollers to achieve
a bouffant effect quickly and
easily.
Science hobby books make fine
gifts for youngsters and can hold
an adults interest, also. Recent
new publications in the field in
clude Bird Watching as Hobby
by Robert Wells: Weather Fore
Milford chronicle., 1963-01-25

or singly, from one to eight
bells. Brochure explains meaning
of the bells. A pocket postal
lets you weigh letters up to four
ounces, tells you the first class
or air mail postage needed un-
der new rates effective this year.
A 15-in reproduction OF the
head of Aesculapius found in
the temple of julius Caesar is
made of Durastone with an an
tiquated marble finish on wood
base. A tin rooster, 20-in tall,
Milford chronicle., 1963-01-25

S pring steel arms grasp you
cars center bump tightly to hold
the ash tray firmly on the
roughest of rides. $7.95.
A pottery replica of old-style
grinder holds instant coffee,
makes an attractive addition to
the table setting. 81.
There's 8 ia in. gard
thermometer rese milling a
blooming flower. It rests on a
2 #. pole, has petals of green
or yellow, costs 81. .49.
Milford chronicle., 1963-01-25

casting as a Hobby, also by
Wells; Archaeology as a Hobby
by Virginia J. Fortiner; and Sat-
elites as a Hobby by Lloyd
Mallan. The cost is 81 a book,
and all are published by c. S.
Hammond g. Co., Maplewood, NJ.
A strip of damp clean white
cotton, wrapped around kitchen
fork, will remove those crystals
from the side of the pan during
candy making.
Milford chronicle., 1963-01-25

the steering wheel on both sides
to retain control of the car. If
your child likes hor ses, you might
want to enroll him in a chapter
of the International Pony Club,
which gives instructions on all
aspects of horsemanship.
FOR THE MDtS WIFE
Shopping Spree: A holder for
metal, plastic or rubber cleaning
pads protects your hands and
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-01

their son and daughter in law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bobbie Wharton
in Millsboro.
A family dinner was served In
honor of Frank Calhoun on his
85th birthday, Sunday at his
home. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Calhoun and
three daughters and their hus-
bands, namely, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Brasure Of Laurel, Mr..
and Mrs. Russell Evans of New
ark, and Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome
Pitzold of Pennsylvania. Mr.. CAL
houn received nice gifts and
cards. Ice cream and cake were
served at $3.50 pm. Best of wish
es are extended in behalf of this
community.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Young of
Indiana, Pa, motored here and
spent the weekend at their home.
Remember the chicken anc
dumpling supper to be served
by Mariners Bethel Methodist
Church at Lord Baltimore
School, beginning at pm. and
continuing until all are served.
This Saturday, November 2,
price $3.50 adults.
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FREDERICA

Trinity Methodist Church,
George W. Bishop, Minister =
Church school, 9:45 am; Morn
ing worship, Hoo am; Junior
fellowship, 500 pm; Youth fel-
lowship, 700 pm.
Homecoming service, Nov. 10.
The W.S.C.S. Of Trinity Meth
odist Church, Frederick, will
have their annual supper, Nov
ember 2, in the social hall Of the
church. The menu will be roast
turkey with dressing and trim
mtngs, vegetables, clam fritters
and dessert, serving will be from
4 to 1880. Take out dinners from
4:30 to s only. Adults, $l.5o,
children 75c. See you at the sup
per.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Donovan
were Sunday visitors at Rehoboth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Langrell
were recent visitors Of relatives
and friends In Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Hemp
hill, Canterbury, we're Sunday
visitors Of their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Louder Belts.
Arch Lank spent Thur sday with
his children, Mr.. and Mrs. Rowe
Pleasanton and family Of Sails
bury, Md. Friday he visited his
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-01

daughters visited Mrs. Joseph
Wagner in Camden on Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. c. v. Wilkerson visited
her two sisters Serena anC
Emma on Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Otwell
were callers at "Lane's End, y
Monday evening.
IA small leak will sink bic
Ship"
Stanley and Sandra West of near
Frederica were supper guests
of their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Mills, on Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Mills
and Mr.. and Mrs. antley Dono-
van called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Pierce Beebe and daughter, SUM-
day evening. Mr.. Harry Beebe
was caller also.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Smith
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
MacL Leonard Harrington.
Mr.. Robert Warnock, Sr. re-
turned home from the hospital
on Thursday of last week and is
slowly improving but must spend
at least three weeks in bed.
Mrs. William Kenton cele-
brated her natal day, Sunday,
october 27.
Mrs. Jennie Deputy is spend
ing some time with Miss Alice
tprOuyn
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-01

spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Sherman McCalister.
Mrs. and Mrs. John Antonanich
spent a few days last week in
Phila.
Mrs. Mckinley Tingle and
Mrs. Frances Gum, III motored
to see their sons who are in
school in Virginia. Mckinley
Tingle is in Madison Military
School and Frankie Gum is in the
Agusta Military Academy. The
Agusta Military Academy is al
Fort Defiance and the Madison
Military is at Woodstock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nc
Cormick became the grand
parents Of a girl, born to Mr..
and Mrs. Calvin Mccormick
at the Peninsula General Hos
pital in Salisbury on Wednes-
day evening. The little girls
name is Tiffany Ann.
Mrs. Calvin Jarmin and Mrs.
Andie West (Sadie) motored to
Wilmington and spent the entire
day there returning Sunday eve
ming.
Mrs. Anderson Long (Myrna)
is in the Peninsula General Hos
pital in Salisbury.
Birthday congratulations are
extended to: Elwood Hancock on
Nov. 8 and Nal Hudson on Nov.
IS.
c. G. says: "If you throw mud,
you'll lose ground" /"
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-01
OCEAN VIEW

Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Mont
gomery had as their dinner
guests on Saturday, Mrs. Laura
Baker of Selbyville, Mrs. Lulu
Lynch Of here. Mr.. Montgomery,
Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Lynch OBJ
served their birthdays this
month, the occasion for the din
ner.
Andrew Davidson visited his
son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. S. Townsend and
sons Scott and Alan at Dover
on Sunday.
Mrs. W. P. Short, Sr. enter
tained Mr.. and Mrs. Ebe H.
Davidson of here, and their
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Sutton Of Oaklyn, N. j., at lunch
on Tuesday.
Mrs. w. W. Sharp of Harring-
ton, Mrs. Sewell Downs called
on Mrs. VIM. P. Short, Sr., on
Thursday.
Captain and Mrs. Chester
Richards of Philadelphia, spent
Saturday and Sunday with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. william
Wharton.
Members of the Woman's Soc
iety of Christian Service who
attended the Fall meeting of
Dover District were Mrs. Lulu
Lynch, Mrs. j. oliver Evans,
Mrs. Raymond Montgomery,
Mrs. Brummage and Mrs.
Gatnor, held In Harrington, on
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Temple
have moved to their apartment
In Rehoboth to be near Roberts
position.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Wharton
spent Saturday and Sunday with
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-01
FRANKFORT

Presbyterian Note S: Church
School at 10 am, Worship Serv-
Ice at IL am.
on oct. q the Presbyterian
Congregational Meeting elected
Mrs. william E. Powell (Sadie)
and NAPLES Gum for a three
year term as Elders. Mrs. Bette
McCabe and Robert Powell were
elected as trustees for three
year term. Leroy Ryan was
elected to serve as member
Of the nominating committee for
the congregation to serve for a
year.
At a meeting of the Presby-
terian Men which met in the du-
Pont Hotel on Oct. %, ten mem
bers of the Franhord Presby-
terian Church attended. Babe
Gum is the president for this
year.
Methodist Notes: Church
School at 10 a.m., Worship serv-
ice at IL am.
The Homecoming Service was
held in the Frankford Methodist
Church on Sunday, Oct. 27. Rev.
H. F. Chandler, Dover District
Supt., delivered very inspiring
address. Among those present
were: Senator and Mrs. John
williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Williams and Charles Lockwood.
Bruce Hudson, Lawrence Cullen,
Jr. and David Smith were home
from college for the occasion.
The WSCS served a dinner fol-
lowing the service at the Fire
Hall.
Rev. and Mrs. Smith attended
the Todd Chapel Homecoming,
Farmington charge, Sunday
afternoon.
The WSCS will hold bazaar
in the FranEdord Fire Hall.
In last weeks Delmarva News,
Elder NAPLES Gum and John
Hoods names we're omitted from
the list Of those in the choir
onsLaymen's Sunday.
Mrs. Reuben LeweS and Mrs.
Larraine Howard Of Wilmington