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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY


"a ACRES MOUNTAIN LAND. Has
bear, deer email game, Good tim
Der frUwth. IN NelEan Co, Va. so
per acre Win 81 900 dn-. tico no.
szss1s1. cARfBRooK AccY.
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RIVER VIEW PARK
SHENANDOAH. RIV e R-Beautifu
hideOut. 50 mi. from d. g. Paved
rds. 10 prop. Lge. wooded lots
Most lots S695-sq95. Only S25 dn.
$40 mo. Electricity 10 all lots. q
cabins already up.
THE SHENANDOAH VALLEY new
2 bedrms. and bath log cottage.
Firepl., central heat carport,
acres, $3.50. Terms. PET e r
REALTY, Great Falls Va. 759-2l6l.
$500 DOWN and SIS per mo. will
buy for 5000 a 100 acre tract. The
finest hunting land west Of Win.
chester, Va. Adj. TO 1900 acres Of
State forest land. About 2 hrs
drive from d. c. All wooded with
springs and easily accessible. Also
have other larger or smaller tracts
Of mountain land. For Apt, contact
owner. Phone oprator, Winchester
Va, ask for Clinton Rieter, RID
3, Winchester, Va.
so MILES WEST = 14O-acre
mountain retreat. large lake.
scenic area. Excellent accommo-
dalton for housing and feeding
over 200 people. excel. water.
Suitable for church or business
examinations.
Also . very good selection Of stock
and dairy Farms from so acres
to 500 acres-S1b,0QO up.
8. A. JACQUES, Smithsburg. Nd.
Phone VAndyke 4-4l11
s MILES FROM CHARLESTOWN
Also cabins for rent or sale. Excel
fishing, free docking privils. Re
creation and picnic ares, incl. See
beyond Leesbnrg mi. Rte. !
beyond Hillsboro Q miles "a
sign. River View Park" left 2 mi.
Weekdays, TIE. 6-zeA0.
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
HIGH KNOB


sss Of sAS Ss e KnoS Ss a one c
SGAD & o SSu fSSF ea Sas's aas s. 2s
at their leisure
FOR INVESTMENT
l::: :sas ;: H ssa year s.n. waite. system
save $1,000 Cmors than the cost of the lott
NO. asyinF b to e inSdv1 Wells
YsaTTo1na properly protection and road maintenance
eaSssntl sq 4ss. Is' # ssH.
Ten minute: 70 markets. theatres restaurants
Land parcels sl Sa'es half
New 1ians IhlshWcy soon to connect High Knob with
Skilled bSldins mechanics 70 sid you.
E Eoo% s 9 = G . Shsn TSS sSd potential
zG :sssms6 G ssRs sR S1s sals land
FOR RECREATION
R1Pl 9H5Rs down on the
spestacuaT views four States D'''''
5s sav: e. Sso di S 1S
yTginis. Pennsysnis and ID west VrSinia5
opR inq v R1R' .SsnS winter
fisSins in the Shenandoah or in stocked ponds
about mii GS S ssFs "''n'nS''n N''0hAi
COMING SOON
RsOs with : 3: :ns S3BB,ns HIGH
Mountain lodge spacious dining lounge areas
Tennis courts.
Ski slope
Consult Chamber Commerce. for additional
information on the advantages Of locating In this
OWNERS AND DEVELOPERS
NORMAN L. McEIROY
WILLIAM u. ANGLN
HIGH KNOB Is OPEN WEEK ENDS AND HOLIDAYS
PRIZE PRIZE 9EE Eo EHSF u SGEG A S92EE W
HIGH KNOB
P. o. Box 5S1, Front Royal Va.
Call Wash, JE 1904 or Front Royal, ME. 5-5566
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FLOYD A.
CRUMPTON
REALTOR

OFFICE OPEN EVERY DAY
Your Choice Waterfront Specialist
CODE ssll1.- NJ o non
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WATERFRONT
WATERFRONT PROP. RENT
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

CALVERT BEACH-S rm. turn. cot.
ss ss A:: s. mo- SE s:l Ta y:T st.I Dec
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LOTS, ACREAGE FoR SALE
] fFnarTEE1TIrnH
HAvR FARM-WnL sEIL

hANE EAAM= VIII SELL
on TRADE
Dacre farm scar Atunnia EnwU
Comm via ever u mia fruntafe
On hard surface rad (f1tura crolS.
county arterlaD.
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
A. A. COUNTY

a. a. COON14
l. HOME IN BAYFRoNT CON-
MUNITY-With protected boat
harbor and private boat slp'
bayfront swimming, kit, hv. I'm.
w/fireplc.. 2 bedrms., Ice, scrn.
porch. bath. Small guest house,
sleeps 4, completely furn, Go
70 the phone now and cal, no
toll charge. $3.50. Sl.OOO-dn.
ON DEEP WATER WITH
PIER-This home has kit. din;
poreh. oil hot air heat, year
round comfort. Don't miss this
one. call now, no toll charge.
S14,600. terms.
3. HOME OVERLOOKING CHEs-
APEAKE BAY-On Ice. corner lot,
kit, with range, refrtg, deep
frees and washer DIN. rm.'
liv. rm. wLfireplc,. 2 bedrms.'
bath. closed front porch, up
stairs Ice. dormitory oonle 9e
made into 2 bedTms; and DALI .1s
will 20 fast, call now. no toll
charge. Sl7.5O0, terms.
4 3OO-FT. ON DEEP WATER
Approx. a acre. This older type
2-story home has kit. din, rm.,
Nv. rm., L bedrm. down. 2 Ice.
bedrms. upstairs. Attached ga
rage, util. rm.. oil hot air heat.
Excel. cond. Hurry, Hurry, Hurry
and call. no toll charEe. S32'oOO.
terms.
8. IS INCOME PROPERTY IS
AND HOME COMBINATION ON
DEEP WATER-Protected harbor.
LiV. rm. with fireplc., dinette'
kit, 6-bedrms.. u baths. sern'
front porch. uth, rm., garage,
slips. Right in Deale. Rent boat
slips sna room eenTnsyr Ssy'oSSV 'ermS'
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20 Acres Wooded Mt. Land, "a mi
road frontage on black top I'd, bes
hunting west Of Winchester, Va
Ahsoo.
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GOSHEN ESTATE

This beautiful rolling countryside
area offers the best in living and
convenience. Large lots Of IL
to IA acres or more to suit
your family and taste. Your
choice Of lovely wooded lots or
clear with magnificent views.
Area Of distinctive homes. Close
to Gsithersburg and Rte. 24O
and convenient to Bethesda,
Olney, or Washington. II you
pTefer spacious living, you win
ke Goshen Estates. Plat in
efiIee In Olney.
MAYNE REALTY co.
924-4000
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ST. MARY'S COUNTY
Luxurious modern hcms m con.
southern view 81 the incompar.
able 81. MATS River. TIRES
spacious bedrooms, large livinl
room with fireplace. built-ir
elecslle H.snen' P9Len sna w.
floor. Basement With outside
entrance 70 lawn and shore hay-
ing recreation room with bath
and complies party kitchen.
Many extras such IS three ctr-
culafing systems for hot-WateE
heat. separate air copditioning
system, ~ in each room. cleo
trtcity and telephone on dock.
Pour and 9 half acres. almost
700 feet q sand beach. For
appointment 70 inspect can
]. SPENCE HOWARD, Jr.
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BAY REALTY

ANLfLL AOAN2
EEdd s Nd. RI. 2l4. Mayo I'd,
POTOMAC RIvER-King Copsico,
Westmoreland County. 5 acres, 800
z. sand beach. Large lodge-type
club or corporation. Finest fishing.
goose and duck shooting. Near
Bushiield Golf and Yacht Club. Ex-
cellent financing. For details call
or write Ben Hubbard, Schmidt
and Wilson, Inc, Realtors, Warsaw,
Va, ED. 3-623l, home OR. 2-2o7e.
POTOMAC RIvER-Upper San d v
Point, Westmoreland County. . bed.
rooms, 2 tiled baths, large living
ROOM. fireplace, dining area. mod
ern electric kitchen, porches, heat,
paneied nj ouR tout. Pier, boat
house, electric boat hoist, 11-ft
boat, motor. Large shaded lot, sand
beach. This prQeprty Is offered
completely furnished and equipped,
ready for occupancy. For details on
this and other properties can or
write Ben Hubbard. Schmidt and
ED. 3-623l, home OR. 2.207s.
PRECIvn WAR HOME. Needs re.
storing, 20 acres $500 feet on Deep
Water Creek off Chesapeake Bay,
50 acres OPEN bal. In mature and
shore. State road, 81, 100. w. c.
RICE Broker Warsaw, Va. ED.
PRIVATE MARINA CLUE on South.
ern Maryiand's safest and most
beautiful harbor. Large club house,
including living quarters, plus 4
nirafy furu eIIitaa aHtanGaf a.
club with private baths; oil hot.
air heat SCOTT. pier with gasoline,
electricity and water, tackle house,
lex32, privately owned roads includ-
ed In SALE landing strip for small
planes plus approx. us unsOld lots,
valued from $500 TO 5000 each,
Property Is now well established
with year round retired people IN
homes from $4,000 to $4,000.
This u q real opportunity to operate
an exclusive private marina club
ready for 500, or more member
ne 70 FloriSa. viii sell al intereSt,
for sl25,oo0, one-haH cash. Also
Have new, 3-bedrm., 2-bath year.
round 7 m pliers facing club
grounds, ready for occupancy. Can
be had at cost with club sale only.
Buy now and be ready for 1854
opening. Box l32-H, Star.
RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER, Hales
Point Va. New, masonry, l-story
rancher. Pine paneIed, tile floors,
heat. 3 bedrooms, Va baths, l4x27
family room, living room, kitchen
dining area with divider. Large lot,
sand beach. Only $1,000 now. Boat
harbor. For details on this and 9TH
er properties, call or write Ben
Hubbard, S schmidt and Wilson,
Inc, Realtors, Warsaw, Va. ED.
3-6231, home CIR. 2-207e.
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DIAL 627-4366
SCH3WFAS.RTZ

REALTOR
DEALE, MD. R7.16In
YOUR wATERFRoNT sPE s9fi us
ABBEY REALTY, cH. s-s5o5. OFF
Potm. Swan CT. IS A. quail. home,
open is, e.5 m. d. c, to nj
Wash. Swan Cr.-Harbor I'd, 56O0
and boat landing.
ABOUT 800 Fl. navigable water.
'front.'. Zoned Marina. Incl. tenant
mouse, barns, "a acres on paved
road. Is mi. from D. c. line. / mi
from Chesapeake Bay. $4,000. easy
HEINHoRST REAL ESTATE .,
RE. 1854 RE. 5-l3s1
ANNAPOLIS AREA Just Completed
sonte n porary split-level "a.
FRAME" 3 bedrms., liv. nm. with
t.p.s din. rm.s comp. equip. kit. I'm.
der $4,000. Call Charles HilleReisl
Cos ST. 3-lzsz ewes. Se5-2e02.
ATTRACTIVE PROPERTIES at &c.
darhurst on Ches. Bay, 81 miles
D. c., near Shady Side Nd. 2-bed-.
room modern home with enclosed
porch, ] block from boat harbor,
$500 furnished. Also a well-kept d
b d o o m m d ern home with
screened porch, large lot, garage,
outside firepl c e, cleo. kitchen,
price, $3.50. Ideal for retirement
commuters or summer houses. See
Mrs. Off on Holly ave. or Mr.
Bauman on Chesapeake ave. Ii
D. c. call W0. 6-o7I.
ATTRACTIVE, well-located On i'm
proved roads and salt waterfront
home site Of a acres S-roon
dwelling with porch, fireplace, cleo
the heat, artesian water, plus
three-room guest cottage, PRETTY
shade. Price $4,000.
MATTHEWS & COMPANY
54l Poplar Street
Cambridge, Maryland
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VAeATIoM PLACES
oui.si.Town REAL ESTATE
HUNT. ACCOMMODATIONS

EXCLUSIVE HUNTING RTGHTs
-Dueks. deer, geese; By season.
$15-S3OO. ANDREWS a CO.,
lO7 Choptank ave. Cambridge,
Nd. 301-22S-5I94.
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CATOCTTN MTS

100 acres-Deer hunters and
horseback riders rendezvous on
Mink Farm road, top Of Catoctin
Mrs, 6-rm. white frame house,
huge fireplaces, exposed ceiling
beams. random-width flooring, 4
bedrms., oath. full attic and
bsmt. Large horse or cattle barn,
3-room glazed tiled guest cot
tage. II bath Pheasant brooder
houses, springfield lake. so acres
lush turf for horse pasture and
hay. so acres hardwood timber,
mi. I'd. frontage. $4,000,
Charles H. Jamison, Inc.
REALTOR
POOIsESVILIaE, ND,
WI. s-9223 or 301-DI. 9-3262
DEER HEAD MI. overIooks this Il
old cabin s1.5oo. Summer nas IRE feso ~
across road from this III wooded
acres with repairabls cabin SI,s75
Mt. Top cabin furn. : rms, pa.
nora c view, 3 acres, $3.50
CRlCKENBERGER REALTY, Nj
jackson, 477-3393.-
HUNTING LODGES
; year old mod. cottage on an acre
al. Geo. Wash. Natl. Pr, bet. Lu,
ray and New Mkt Va. Excel
hunting 1850.
20 Acres Wooded Mt. Land, "a mi
road frontage on black top I'd, besi
hunting, west OF Winchester, Va
$500.
40 acres, Wash, Va. VIC. and nr
Sid Clubs bedrm. house and OH
log cabin, stream through prop
Some open land. Top huntin 9
Sls,50o.
shsn ns5so ar Riv WGo0s soiid va a anS
story house. Borders Natl. Park
Fine hunting. $1,000.
DILLON LAND CO., Rltrs,
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TRUST NOTES WANTED

End TRUST NOTES WANTED
Top prices paid, Immediate serv-
ice. Mr.. JEFFREY6. 296-5o00.
End TRUsT-PAY UP no so PCT.
MONEY SAME DAY. c. II. PAT
TEN, 347-1616. CHI. s-7743.
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LEIsNER g. HANSON

Across from the Post Office
oEAT,R. MD. 3Ol-UN. 7-229l
DIRECT. NO TOLL LINE
JUST DIAL 627-4OoO
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DYNAMIC
474-2444

- - - a &AN&@N
474-2444
WATERFRONT PLANTATION on
the historic Northern Neck Of Virgi.
mia. as acres with two miles from
tage on the Potomac River and
other waters. Excellent upland and
water fowl shooting, and the best
goose shooting on the Northern
Neck. Pre-revoiutionary home IN
need Of restoration. Plantation well
adapted for beef cattle, or develop
ment as private club with coll
course, landing field and marina.
Write for brochure. B. b. LOR.
RAINE, Broker, Richmond Federal
Bldg, Richmond, Va. Heafhsville
office, Hudson 2-34S5.
. WATERFRONT
We have several small and large
waterfront properties on the Pa
tuxent River and the Potomac
River with and without improve
ments. FORTIN REALTY, RE.
5-0707 or Dial 301--475-4221.
Z LOTS on Lower Potomac water
front. $500 for both. OIL. 2-oeo3.
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PERFECTLY
LOVELY

LOVELY
w l SI1 TLPisr ? Os sa,S , liz
rms big jalousied front porch,
SEANIC
Miles Of water in front. Lots Of
room inside Of this year-round
home plus big garage, pier, and
cleo. boat-lift. SCI 800.
VIEWTIFUL
Inside and out. This Is more than
Just a home. II Is an experience.
Its. posh, plush and perfect. 4
bedrms., 3 bathrooms. dining rm.,
iv. .rm., kit, Family rm..
firepls., patio, bar. and sun
deck on the Chesapeake Bay.
Only S45.sO0.
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Charles H. Jamison, Inc
PooLEsvuLE. MD.

WI. s-922a o. s01 -DT. s-32s2
COLESvILLE AREA-l and 2 acre
wooded lots In prestige area. EV,
1897, WILLIAMS CO.., JU. 1874
COLEsVILLE AREA-3 lots ready
70 90. h-acre each. Street, water
supordination. Ewes. and Sun. JU
BOZZI ASSOC. ga ga
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-21
were 40 present.

were 40 present.
The fathers were honored In
Grace Church on Sunday In keep
ing with Fathers Day. The old
est, youngest, and father present
with largest number Of chill
dren were presented with a gift.
Miss Oneida Yoder and brother
of Bridgeville spent Saturday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Mart
Uhler.
Mrs. Edward Antony and sons,
Vaughn and Eddie Of Richmond,
Va, spent last week with Mrs.
Antony's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Conaway. They return
ed home on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Moore and
son, Keith of Seaford Joined the
Harold Conaways and their guests
the Edward Antony's for Sunday
dinner.
James Smith Is again a patient
in Milford Hospital suffering with
another stroke.
The vacation Bible School Of
the Greenwood Methodist Charge
is progressing nicely, with an
enrolment of 95 pupils and Is
teachers and helpers. The School
is under the direction Of the pas
tor the Rev. Muriel c. Smith. The
Music Director, Grace Porter;
Secretary and Treasurer, Leila
Wiley. Teachers and Helpers
are as follows: The Nursery De-
partment Is being taught by Wini-
fred Vincent, with the help Of
Donna Lee Lofland, Brenda Cain
and Tanis Fisher. The Beginners
Department, Teacher, Lorraine
Torbert, her helpers are Linda
Wilson and Nancy CLOSER. Pri-
mary 1, Is being taught by Doro-
thy Lofland, her helpers, Peggy
Closer and Carolyn Lloyd. Pri-
mary 2, Teacher, Pearl Spanish,
her helpers Ann Dickerson and
Carol before. Junior /, Is being
taught by Helen Reynolds, her
helpers Sandra Fisher and Ann
Breeding. The Junior 2, is being
taught by Helen Wilson, with the
help Of Dagney Whitmore and San
dra Kenyon. The Teen-age
Department Is being taught by
Louise Pittman with the help of
Marjory Baker and Mary Pippin.
Friday morning will be the
final day and all parents and
friends are invited to come to
the Educational Building to see
what they have accomplished, to
hear them sing under the direc-
tion Of Grace Porter and to en-
Joy the treat with them at 10:45
am.
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-21
GREENWOOD

A Especial Recognition" COW
cred dish supper viii be held
I'm the Educational Building Of
the Greenwood Methodist Church
Wednesday, June 26, at z pm.
We urge everyone to attend.
There viii be special program.
This entertainment will be
something you don't want to miss.
Please bring a covered dish and
eating utensils. Coffee and rolls
VIII be furnished.
The finals Of the two weeks OF
Vacation Bible School Of the Pill
grim Holiness Church will be
given on Sunday morning, June
2S. The Sunday School and Morn
ing Worship hour Will be COM
bined In this interesting serv-
ice In which those who attended
the school will display their work
they have accomplished, recite
lessons, and sing the many songs
they have learned.
Parents and friends are invited
to this special service in the In
terests of youth.
Harmon Family Reunion: The
Harmon Family Reunion was held
at the home of Mrs. Lamontte
Harmon Warrington on East Park
Drive In Newark, Delaware on
Wednesday, June IL, with very
appetizing meal and good fellow
ship together.
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June 17-28, In evening sessions
from 6 pm. to 8 pm. II we ex-
pect this work to be effective we
should support the teachers and
the director, Ivan Miller with
our prayers.
The V.F.W. Ladies Auxiliary
has on sale now their cookbook,
entitled "The Best In Cooking in
Greenwood, priced at $1.25.
Contact any Auxiliary member II
you would like one.
Recent Sunday visitors of the
Arthur Jones family were Mr..
and Mrs. william G. Lambden and
children Of Georgetown.
Mrs. Fannie Wiley Of Bridge
vile visited Mr.. and Mrs. w.
T. Jones on a recent Sunday.
Mrs. Allison Davis spent from
Wednesday until Sunday In Cleve-
land, Tenn, attending the grad
uation exercises Of her son, Will
liam A. Davis, Jr. Dick). Dick
received a B. A. degree In
Biblical Education and is now
full nedged minister.
Congratulations once again to
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Isaacs.
Their second daughter, Sharon,
who participated In the Chicken
Festival as Miss Greenwood won
the title "Miss Personality of
Delmarva."
Congratulations also to Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Newnom whose
little daughter, Karen Lynne, en-
tered the Chicken Festival as Lit
tie Miss Greenwood and finished
as Runner-up for Little Miss
Delmarva.
Lynne and Beth Turnberger of
Newark, daughters Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Turnberger, have
been spending the past week with
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Mills.
Girls, Boys State Represen-
tatives named for Greenwood
High School. Elizabeth Breeding
and June Wiley have been chosen
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-21
WELL OILED

SALT LICK, KY. (AP) = Four
State Police, noticing a dirty Ii
cense tag on a tractor-trai1er,
Tagged it down for Investigation.
Trooper Doyle Elliott climbed
to the top of the tank and peered
into a hatch. His f1ash1ight
showed oil below. Just to be
sure, Elliott stuck his hand into.
the oil and found it was only 8.
inches deep. ;
He continued checking the
1,5OO gallon tank and came up
with 1900 cans of beer and IS
cases of whisky, gin and vodka.
The driver went to Jail for
transporting alcoholic beverages
in dry territory,
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-21
SLAUGHTER NECK

Sunday School, June 20, at
10 a.m., Vinal Carey, Supt.; Carl
ton Argo, Asst; Carolyn Fin
nifty and Nancy Clifton at the
organ and piano.
Worship service and sermon
at II am. by the minister, Rev.
Nelson Reppert.
Mrs. Henry C. Bennett has re-
turned home from the Milford
Memorial Hospital where she
was under observation and treat
ment for several days. We all
wish her good health In the future.
Mary Ann Davis and Carol
Baker returned home with their
parents Sunday, after spending a
week with their grandmother,
Mrs. Hester Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Carey
and children enjoyed dinner on
Fathers Day as guests of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Messick.
On Monday, April Faye Ben
nett, Beverley Millman, Jane Lyn
Sharp, and Helen Spencer, along
with the other third grade girls,
were overnight guests of their
teacher, Mrs. Jane Black at her
cottage at Broadkiln.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Mitchell
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Warning
ton and children called on Mr..
and Mrs. James Warrington of
near Houston, on Saturday eve
ming. Other guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Moore and son j. B.
Of Warminster, Pa, and Rodney
Warrington, who is in training
In Fort Dix, NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paris johnson
had Sunday dinner with her broth
er-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Argo Of Milford.
Everett Bennett, grandson Of
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Those attending were John H.
Harmon, Sr., of Clarksville, DEL;
Mrs. Delaphine Harmon of MILL
vile, DEL; Mrs. Grace Schaffer
of Ocean View, Del; Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Workman Of Bridge
vile, Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Har-
mon, Jr., son and daughter Of st.
Georges, near Wilmington, the
hostess, Mrs. Warrington and
daughter Of Newark, with honored
guests, MIR. and Mrs. Hubert
Sweeney and sons Of Seattle,
Washington. Mrs. Sweeney, be-
fore marriage, was Ann Louise
Harmon.
Ralph Harmon and Richard
Warrington we're unable to be with
the family. Ralph has visited his
Seattle cousins several times at
their home out there. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sweeney flew over and met
their son, John, at Harvard Uni
versity in Massachusetts. The
three then went on to Yale Uni
versity In Connecticut to see their
son, Brian, graduate. ALI are now
motoring home In new car
across country, enjoying the
scenery together.
News from the Mennonite
Church Bulletin: Friends who
have inquired viii be gald to
know that Viola Kriedsr is home
again with her family.
Mark Yoder was elected as
Vice Chairman Of the School
Board. This group Of men needs
our continued prayer support.
Bible School is to be held here
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-21

to represent Greenwood Higi
School at the 1868 Delaware Girls
State to be held in Dover June "a.
20.
Elizabeth is the daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Winnie w. Breeding
She was a member Of the Junior
Class play, s'Nuts and Bolts" :
member Of the National Honor
Society, and was named "Bes
Typtst Of the Year" for which
she received the underwood
Award.
June is the daughter of Mr.. ans
Mrs. Floyd Wiley. She Is the heae
maiorette, member Of the Ma
tional Honor Society, and was {
member Of the two Junior Class
plays this year.
John Stevens has been chosen
to represent Greenwood High
School at the American Legion
Boys State for 1868 to be helc
June 1921.
John has been active In sports
such as basketball, and track. He
was in both Of the Junior Class
Iplays this year and was Prom
Decoration Chairman.
We are sorry to say that there
are no alternated for either OF
these meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Metzner
and son, Eddie, Of Seaford are
leaving this week for a weeks
vacation camping trip In the Great
Smokes.
Little Miss Lisa Benson OF
Levittown, NY, Is spending
some time here with her great
grandmother, Mrs. Harry Rogers
and her aunt, Mrs. Nell Lyons.
While here, she is attending Va
cation Bible School.
On Thursday, Mrs. Agnes
|Bramble, Mrs. Ruth Collins and
Mrs. Walter Moore Of Federals-
burg; and Mrs. Dewey Taylor and
Mrs. June Jerread and children of
Pennington, were guests Of Mrs.
Harry Fisher and family and en-
1oyed home made ice cream.
Mrs. Harry Fisher and chill
dren and little Linda Murphy,
spent Sunday at Trap Pond, where
they Joined other members Of
their family for a good visit.
The Annual Family Reunion
of the Draper family will be held
at the home Of Oscar Draper on
Sunday, June 80. Old friends
and new friends and relatives are
all cordially invited to attend. A
picnic lunch will be brought by
each family as IS the usual Gus
tom.
The Willing Workers Sunday
School Class held their annual
covered dish supper on Wednes-
day evening on Grace Church
playground. All members of the
church were invited and the min
lister was welcomedback and pre-
sented with a gift.
The Ever-Welcome Sunday
School Of Grace Church held their
picnic on Saturday evening at
Grace Church playground. There
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-21
LIFE AT LIGHT
SAN FRANCISCO (AP)N- For

SAN FRANCISCO (AP)A- Four
Coast Guardmen live a somewhat
monkish life on Mile Rock light
station just outside the Golden
Gate.
After D days duty, they get
8 days shore leave.
A compress sed air fog horn
blasts every 27 seconds.
'tBeiieve it or not, you get
used TO it." said Ed Herden.
He and his companions, Jerry
Lundemann, Joe Sotto and Jack
Schofie1d, all had the same grippe:
They can't contact their wives
or girl friends by telephone.