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Number 26 ~III' The Newark Post, Newark, Delaware, Thursday, August 5, 1943 PRICE FIVE ENTS Stamps On.Molly Pitcher Day, Friday I Visiting Nurse Reports SCHWARTZ 284 Visits For July NEWARK Fighting Pilot MJss Alice Leak, visiting nurse for 68 TIRES MOLLY this section of New Castle County re­ NAMED ports 284 visits for the month of July. COUNCIL IN 243 were nursing and 41 were instruc­ APPROVED PITCHER tive calls. 46 treatments were given. PENNSIDE The cases were classified as follows: MONrrHLY prenatals 3, three visits; maternity 2, BY RATION DAY ON five visits; shingles 1, twelve visits; MANAGER undulent fever, 1, seven visits; ap­ SESSION oplexy, 3 forty-one visits; paralysis I , BOARD FRIDAY twelve visits; heart disease 5, thirty­ Local Man three visits; kidney disease 4, eighteen 'Curfew Law visits; nervous diseases 8, thirty-two Certificates Legion In Charge visits; cancer 1, twelve visits; intesti­ Opposed By nal diseases 8, fifteen visits; fractured Issued At Auxiliary Of Three hip 1, four visits; accidents 3, fourteen MemhersOf visits; miscellaneous cases 11, fifty Meeting Held Sponsors Pl'ojects visits. 46 treatments were given. Town Council This Week Campaign Charles E. Schwartz, m a nage~ of Feeling that the parents were at fault The Newark Tire Rationing Board Friday, August 6 has been designated Read Village and Hamilton more than the children, members of at their regular weekly meeting held as Molly Pitcher Day in Newark when Place, the Federal D e velop~ent at the Newark Town Council at their CUB PACK on Monday night in the Main Street members of the J . Allison O'Daniel Delaware City, has .been given the regular monthly meeting on Monday offices issued certificates for the pur­ Unit No. 10, American Legion Aux­ agership of Pennslde, the develop- night decided not to impose a Curfew chase of 68 tires, 37 tubes, six recaps iary working in conjunction with the man at New Castle along with the law on the town. It was stated that MEETING and one new automobile. Lt. Cha.rles E. Cranston Dela ware War Finance Committee will two projects. Newark police would be instructed to Those receiving certifi~ates were: be in charge of the campaign. Pennside development at New order young children oft the streets i.l Word has just been received of two Mrs. Lloyd A. Hudson, Newark, 2 tires, Newark lads who were graduated, July consists of 370 units, 120 being HELD' LAST cases where delinquency was suspected 2 tubes; Early Stevens, Newark, 2 tires; The local committee consists of Mrs. 29, from the advanced training classes Robert C. Levis, chairman of Newark's apartments and the other and their parents would be notified. Frank Skillman, Newark, 1 tire, 1 tube; at Gulf Coast Training Centers for War Bond and Stamp Sales; Mrs. F . one, two and thr ee-bed room Mayor Frank Collins presided at the James K. Ward, Newark, 2 tires, 2 Army Ail' Forces fi ghting pilots. Allyn Cooch, Jr., Department National This development is for the FRIDAY meeting and councilmen present were: tubes; John H. Dunn Bear, 1 ti!'e; Wil- of Belanca Aircraft Corpor­ Charles C. Hubert, Norris N. Wright, Receiving their commission as sec­ chairman; Mrs. Lee Lewis, National liam L. Carey, Newark, 2 tires; Lewis ond lieutenants and the coveted silver . New Castle Army Ai r Base and John F. Richards, Norman E. Batters­ W. Colmery, Hockessin, 3 tires; How­ Defense Chairman of the local unit; wings were Lt. Charles E. Cranston, and Mrs. J . Harvey Dickey, chairman Castle Defense Plant. Six New by and George E. Ramsey. ard A. Naudain, Hockessin, 1 tire; Hamilton Place development The town treasurer's report showed son of Mrs. Clam Truitt, 31 Lovett of War Activities. James W. Basher, Hockessin, 1 tire; Avenue, graduated from Ellington City is for enlisted and Members a cash balance on hand as of June Fred B. Cotton, Newark, I tire; Albert A red-white-and-blue Molly Pitcher personnel at Fort Dupont and 30 of $36,469.32; receipts for the month Field, Houston, Texas, and Wells B. tag will be given to everyon w ho pur­ Accorsi, Hockessin, 2 tires; William A. White, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl J. _ ., Mm,,,",.,y occupied. Welcomed of July were $30,843.65, making a total Peoples, Hockessin, 2 tubes; Clifford chases a bond or stamp on Friday. Wilmington Housing Authority of $67,312.97; disbursements for 'the White, Route 2, graduated from Moore Slack, Newark, 3 tires, 3 tubes; George Field at Mission Texas. In the honor of M~IlY Pitcher, wo­ whose supervision the Federal To Pack month of July were $13,922.90, leaving and Margaret Millin, Newark, 1 tire; men and girls will take their stand at projects are being handled a balance on hand July 31 of $53,390 .07, J ames B. Duffy, Newark, 1 tire; Wilbert the following public and business plac­ just began to ta ke applications Please Turn To Page-8 es to sell stamps a nd bonds that help The regular monthly meeting of Cole, Bear, 2 tires, 2 tubes; Carl H. prospective tenants at Pennside. to back up our fighting men. Newark Cub Pack No. 55, was held Wagner, Newark, 2 tires; Richard P . BIBLE been stated that Mr. Schw art~ on Friday evening in the Scout Rooms , Fossett, Newark, 1 tire, 1 tube; Harry Newark Trust Company- Miss Edna an assistant who will be 10- in the Old Academy building. E. Bottomley, Christiana, 2 tires. Samson, Mrs. Walter H. Steel, Mrs. E. Pennside along with office help FUEL OIL Alfred Deck, Newark, 1 tire, 1 tube; Earle Weggenmann and Mrs. William force. Ronald Thomas, William Hulse, Jr., PRESBYT!N Norris Smith, Norman Tweed, Thomas J . Holton. George Read Village about sixty­ h~M~~I~I~;~ CES Davis and James Knotts were wel­ A. MJtchell, Hockessin, 1 tire, ~ tube; Farmers Trust Company-Mrs. Frank have been rented and are RATIONS Andrew Gaston, Newark 2 tIres, 2 SERVI comed into Cubbing by J ay Steinouer, Ridgway. Barbara Hutchison, Jean occupied . Residents of the Vil­ Cubmaster who presented them with tubes; John Green, HockeSSin, 2 tires; Price, Dorothy Simons and Mary Fran­ have organized committees for David Marvel, Newark, 2 tubes; Leon- PLANNED their Bob Cat pins and membership ces Anderson. play for the children and MAILED OUT ard W. Nelson, Newark, 2 tires, 2 tubes; cards. recreational purposes. Martha D.\ Brown, Newark, 1 tire; Rhodes Drug Store-Miss Isabella Raymond Knox was awarded his Ashbridge, BaJ'bara Musselman and \ToGo game with Cub Pack No. 74. Assistant Besides Newark, the local office Signal Corps time the pastor, Rev. Thomas G. Cross . ,I Cub Master, Benson Ruggs, is planning serves the public at Hockessin, Mar­ will bring the message using as his CLOSES i':. " 1 Seven members of Newark Troop No. a week-end encampment at Ball Run shallton, Christiana, Stanton, Bear, theme "A Reasonable Exhortation". Rev. Henry G. Welbon has accepted The evening service will be held at Boy Scou ts of America volunteered on August 14. and Glasgow. Henry Harris, Barton 'Mackey, and an appointment with the United States seven o'clock when the message will work on Delaware farms to help Signal Corps at Washington, ~ . C., and be delivered by Rev. Boyd Lerty whose Exercises . the labor shortage. Jay Steinauer were awarded pins for will leave ~or his new duties next topic will be "Christ, Our Life and members of the local Troop their hobby collections which was the Are Held project for the month. DAIRYMAIDS papers and made num­ w~:~n in Korea, the son of Rev. and' Object". Rev. Lerty Is the pastor of calls to WUmington Scout A brief talk was given by Mr. Thur­ Mrs. Arthur G. WeI bon w ho were both the Bible Presbyterian Church of Read- On Friday to get signed up for this vital esson, program director for George Reed Village. INSTALLED Missionaries for many years, I}ev. WeI- in*h=atent meetings which have been The Troop School for boys and girls Plans are being made for a picnic bon speaks Korean very fluently and planned by the church will begin on conducted by the Bible Presbyterian to be held at Ball Run on Sunday, has some knowledge of the Japanese Sunday, August 15. The tent will be Mrs. Conner Church, held their closing exercises August 29 when membeJ:s of Richard­ lal'lguage. He expects to make use of put up some time the latter part of this in his new position. next week and will be erected on the in the Red Men's Fraternal Home last son Park Cub Pack will also be pr.e­ Heads Lodge Friday evening. 155 boys and girls sent. Rev. Welbon was former pastor . of lot next to the New Century Club buil­ the Head of Christiana PresbyterIan ding on East Delaware Avenue. were enrolled in the Troop School. Following the m eeting Mr. Spence MJneola Craft No. 17 1-2, Dairymaids The exercises opened with the As­ entertained the Cubs and parents with Church and P encader Presbyteri~ The full list of speakers have not held their installation of offic~rs last Church and was recently pastor of the been compiled as yet but for the first sembly call blown of the trumpet by moving pictures on Cubbing and the week at which time Mrs. Netlle Con­ Harlan Tweed. The children marched Boy Scout program. Bible Presbyterian Church. week, evangelists of the Pocket Testa- ner was installed as Chief Dairymaid. He eame to Newark ' in 1931 after ment League will speak each evening. into the building and remained stand­ Other officers installed were: P as~ graduation from Westminister Semin- On the opening night, Sunday, Aug­ ing while they gave the salute to the Chief Dairymaid, Mrs. Amanda Astle, ary. He attended Merryville. Colle~e ust 15, the Rev. Edward L . Frizen, di­ Flag and the Bible and following the Assistant Chiet Dairymaid, Mrs. Mar­ in Merryville, Tenn., and receIved hJS rector of the P .T.L. work in t he Phila­ theme song, "Faith Is The Victory", LION CLUB tha Tasker; Herd Keeper, Mrs. Sarah M. A. degree from the University of delphia area will be the speaker. Oth­ prayer was offered by the Rev. Thomas Tryens; Churner, Mrs. Mary J . Gree~­ Delaware in 1937. er speakers will include, David Evans, G. Cross, director of the school. plate; Assistant Churner, Mrs. ElSie The Troop School was divided into Eugene Palmer, Peter E. Boyko and Companies and there were programs MEETING Wideman; Guard ot the Lane, rv,trs. Rev. Harper. Each of these men have Eva R. Culley; Guard of the Dairy, by each interspersed with group sing­ HOLLISTER a real Christian testimony and are ex­ ing. Mrs. Bertha Blockson. cellent speakers. Members Hear The officers were installed by Deputy The message was delivered by How­ Special New Testaments will be ard Cross and the closing prayer was Chief Dairymaid, Mrs. Eva R. Culley passed out to aU men and boys in the assisted by Mrs. Mary J . Gl'eenplate. DECORATED given by the pastor. Harlan Tweed Monthly Reports armed services. During the week there played a selection on the trumpet. Following the installation refresh­ will be meetings held at the New Cas­ Vice President A. W . Perry presided ments were served nnd a social hour Ue Army Air. Base, the University of enjoyed The committee In charge Receives Two over the dinner meeting of the Newark Delaware and Fort duPont for men in ::~ e: Mrs.' Greenplate, Mrs. Culley Lions Club, at the country Club, Tues­ More Medals the service. FREIGHT CAR day evening in the absence of Presi­ and Mrs. Conner, The service on Sunday will start at dent E. A. Curtis who is vncationing ------Word has- been received that at a 7 o'clock and during the week services in Quebec, Canada . will begin at 7:45. . Ol.d Fiddler's Picnic colorful parade and review, staged ~t ON FIRE The meeting which was In the form At Lenape Park Saturday the Ephrata, Washington, Army .Air of the monthl~ business session, was Base on July 16, Warrant Officer Nick Cimini Takes Over When a car load of steel cuttings ThCJAll'- devoted to chairmen and the secretary­ The annual Old Fiddler's Picnic will .' ISD n O'Daniel Post No. 10, George E. Hollister, was decorated by caught fire on the Pennsylvania Rail­ treasurer's reports which were read . be held at Lenape Park near Pilnick's Repair Service Legion wilJ sponsor their the ·Post Commanding Oftlcer with the road early Wednesday morning a call nnd accepted. H. Handloft and Frank ~:~~ Chester, Pa., on Saturday, August which will open on Di stinguished Flying Cross and Oak Announcement is made this week was sent to the Aetna Hose, Hook & Fader also reportcd on the weekly sales Leaf Cluster. This award was for ac­ tbat Nick Clmlni has taken over ac­ Ladder Company. night, Au gust 9 and continue 7. This is the fourteenth .n n~u a l ga th er~ August 14. of War Bonds and Stamps. tion seen in the GuadaJcanal Island tive management of the Shoe Repair The freight car was switched to a i nd despite the r aliol1lng b~, a At(enda nce at this meeting dropped Area between August 1942 and Feb- department formerly operated by M. nigh:, Aug. 13, lhere ,... 111 be ng 8. ncers and their fl'lends siding alongside of Linden Hall and to a new low despite the fnct that Miss musiCIan.s, dll. d t ttend this an- Pilnick, Newark's exclusive shoe store. the firemen pumped 300 gallons of wat- , and diving contest open to all Lois Mne Tomhave supplied pinna mu­ arc cordIally Invite 0 a ru;;:rr~~:' Officer Hollister has also Nick Cimini has been employed at er from their booster tank before the 11 ~~rl s between the ages at 8 sic during the menl. A strong appeal been awarded the Silver Star f~r nc­ Pilnick's for the past two years. He blaze was put out. Y ars. Cash priz s will be nual frolic. I ked to hitch up their ners is made to members to make 11 special Everyone s as ' their bicycles to tion seen during the battle of Midway acquired the repair department on The steel cuttings were being hauled Snt:: in th conte t. de efYort to attend meetings during Aug­ ho.sre, W~:Sh~~n~~ Picnic. Dr. Samu.cl Monday, August 2, and w:iU continue from Sparrows Point in Maryland to rid Y afternoon there wiI l be ust In an eftort to hold up the at­ in ~~~e1rIM2:"'as appointed Warrant to operate it as formerly but indepen­ the Bethlehem Steel Company. A. kiddi s. There w lIJ ~~~eOJ1nderson ot concor~vjJ1e Will be;~ ~~~ i:g1l tendance average. Off.leer Junior Grade, A.V.S., on May dently from Pilnick's shoe store. Rembold, conductor of the train stated races ond Cant 51 potato roc::!. Another splendid program Is being master of ceremomes. The move was made necessary by the that the blaze was caused from sparks serve n;ocopson VaHey Boys, althOU g~ 29 of this year nnd Is at preeent as­ SOUVillel rs Ithl' I ggcd races. arr&nged for next Tuesday's meeting. sistant engIneering officer ot his squad­ increased volume at business and jlJ from the engine as the steel cuttings There now in the service of t~elt W J\ be gIVen th ehll- All lions are urged to be prE'sent ron, health of Mr, Pllniek. were all Boaked. romplly at 6:15 p , M. !~~n~ry , will hold their nnnual reumon. Two The Newark Post. Newark. Delaware. Thursday. August 5, 1943 May. A. D., Nineteen hundred and Forty- provided, and also to do and receive what may be pronounced dl ivi ~ half hou.r drive from Wllmlneton. ThlJ tie County and State of Delaware and the Court shall then and there consider rlage eXlstlnll bet ween lile p~fl the I!\tt. compriSing lots Nos. 36. 37 and 38 of Block farm should attract the attention of Spec­ G . HANNIGAN concerning bim in this behalf as to the Jo ph J. La Cour also k tloner_ PUBUC .ALE ulators. Investors or anyone wanting a 29. of Minquadale as appears on the plot ~~ED MARTI~ James La Cour.' noll'll as Ilt May 6th. 1943 Prothonotary Court shall seem meet and consistent safe Investment and a home. Look It thereof recorded in the office for Recording with the provisions of the said Act of We Therefore Command y Deeds, etc .. In and for New Castle County Having sold my farm on the 9-foot road over prior to day of sale and use )'our DIVORCE Assembly. W ER E HERETOFORE CO~U' AS YOU leading from the Elkton-Newark Road to own judgment as to Its value. This Is aforesaid, in deed record D. Vol. 27. Page AND HAVE YOU THEN THERE THrS That you summon Jo ph J LIMANOED the dual H ighway. known as the Pleasant a rare opportunity seldom offered to the 601, etc., and more particularly bounded New Castle County. ss. WRIT known as Joe James La C~ur" ~our , I~ Valley Road, one mile South of the Ple... - Public to purchase a property of this type and described as follows, to wit : The State of Delaware, WITNESS. the Honorabie Daniel J . be and appear bplore the Jud that To the Sheriff of New Castle County. lit ant Valley School, I will sell without re- at their own price. Beginning at a point two hundred and Layton, at Wilmington, the Third day of said Court at the next term th ges Of o'l! serve on Terms on Real Estate: $1,000.00 cash or eighty feet distant in a Westerly direction Greeting: May. A. D .. Nineteen hundred and Forty­ held at Wilmington, on Monda~,reof 10 bt from the intersection of the Southerly Whereas, Leamon E . Cros­ Monday, August 9, 1943 OFFICIAL san by his Petition to the three. day of September next to answ~rthe ~ ~!~re~n C~~Ck~~~e o~S:l:m~a:o,ser~~~ side of Frazer Avenue with the Westerly MARTIN G . HANNIGAN legations of the . aid Petllioner the SEAL Judges of our Superior ISSUED u. At 12 O'Clock Sharp Possession on day of flnal settlement. side of Liberty Boulevard and running Prothonotary La Cour, also known as Doroth Doris £ Court. filed in the office of May 6th. 1943 thence Westerly along the Southerly side Cour aCCOrd ing to the Act 01 y t . II All Farm Implements and the Prothonotary of said Court in and for 7-29 to 9-2 Inc. ~ i~oS::~~ i,~:a~~ , t~~r~~~~it~~ of Frazer Avenue sixty feet. thence South­ In such case made and prOVIded ASS'o'llb~ erly parallel with Liberty Boulevard one New Castle County. for the cause of com­ DIVORCE to do and recei ve what the C· and lbo Poultry Equipment plalnt therein alleged, has made applIca­ ;~:;~~a~~x~':~ft~':. ~~c~~~:~:~iies hundred feet, thence Easterly parallel then and there conSIder It Consisting of: 5 Head of horses. all Manaler. tion to our said Judges that a decree may New Castle County, ss. conce~~rt with Frazer Avenue sixty feet and thence in this behalf as to the COUrt hllI good workers; About 400 bushels of corn. 7 29 8 ~ Northerly parallel with Liberty Boulevard be pronounced dissolving the marriage The State of Delaware. sh~f wheat. baled alfalfa hay by the ton. Wheat - , -_c______To the Sheriff of New Castle County, meet and consistent with the !teo, one hundred feet to the place of begin­ existing between the Petitioner and Mary 01 the said Act of Assembly prov~ IOlll ning. Be the contents thereof what they G reeting: ~~r~ g ~:~Ii~e . n\~~~at'!l:n~~m:p:~:!':f~ SHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue of a writ of Whereas, Travis L. Mac­ er, riding cultivator, 4 walking cultivators, Vend. Exp. Monition No. 43 September may. E . ~;O~~;efore Command You, AS YOU AND HAVE YO UW~~EN THERE TIns four plows, hay rake, John Deere Corn Term 1943 to me directed will be ex- Charles McFadden-X-36-349 WERE HERETOFORE COMMANDED, OFFICIAL Nabb by his Petition to the That you summon Mary E . Crossan so that SEAL Judges of our Superior \VITNESS, the Honorable Daniel ~l~~~~::';e~ ~~~~;du~~~ier~a~:; sc::tr~:.r se~~ posed to Public Sale at the Court House, Seized and taken in execution as the Layton. at Wilmington. the Third d I. property of Charles McFadden and to be she be and appear before the Judges of Court, filed in the office of era I thousand feet of building lumber, iron Southeast Corner of Eleventh and King the Prothonotary of said Court in and for sold by our said Court at the next term thereof ~~~~ . A . D ., Nineteen hundred and F~~ ~~~~w ,feJ':~~gh"~~~, ~T:~ I~~~~!v, ~~~nt. ~~::~;, ~ra~~;':'ilmJngton , New Castle ELMER C. TAYLOR. Sheriff to be held at Wilmington, on Monday, New Castle County, for the cause of ~om­ plaint therein alleged, has made applica­ ISSUED MARTIN G. HANl'iIG • hay rope and tork, 2 farm wagons. fertllJ- ON TUESDAY Sheriff's Offices, WilmJneton, Del. the 20th day of September next to answer tion to our said Judges that a decree may zer, grass seed sower, lot of repairs .for THE TWENTY-FOURTH DAY OF July 29, 1943. the allegations of the said Petitioner Lea­ ~;t t~t~·_21~~c . Prothonotary "'I be pronounced dissolving the marriage farm machinery. new corrugated roofmg, AUGUST, 1943 8-5, 12, 19 mon E . Crossan according to the Act of four sets of harness. at 2 :30 o'clock P . M., Eastern War Tlme, Assembly In such case made and provided, existing between the Petitioner and Rhea and also to do and receive what the Court V. MacNabb. DIVORCE POULTRY EQUIPMENT SHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue of a writ of We Therefore Command You, AS YOU New Castle County. ss. ~~ ~~~w:"t.:::~~:~.:a~r~~:,~i~~ Order of Sale No. 168 Septeml>er Term shall then and there consider concerning Metal feeders, brooder stoves. watering land, situate In the City of WilmJngton. her in this behalf as to the Court shall WERE HERETOFORE COMMANDED. The State of Deiaware, 1943 to me d irected will be exposed to That you summon Rhea V . MacNabb so fountains and troughs, egg crates, oyster New Castle County and State of Delaware Public Sale at the Court House, South­ seem meet and consistent with the pro­ To ~~:et~::~lfT of New CasU. Count" other located on the E .S.S. Claymont bet. E . & visions of the said Act of Assembly. that she be and appear before the Judges ~~~i~es"l~~ln~';\i.;'r~u~e~~ ~~~tr~~y east Corner of Eleventh and King Streets. of our said Court at the next term thereof AlL the articles above mentioned are F. Sts., 72' 10" S. of E . St. ( 28' x City of Wilmington, New Castle County, AND HA VI: YOU THEN THERE THrS Whereas. Edward Taylot to be held at Wilmington, on Monday, OFFICIAL by his Petition to It _ '_nIPC 8110 ... nearly new and in good working condi - 89') (Index No. 702'1). Delaware;- WRIT tion read y to hook to and work. Seized and taken in execution as the WITNESS. the Honorable Daniel J . the 20th day of September next to answer SEAL Judges of OUr Supen! ON FRIDAY the allegations of the said Petitioner Travis THE TWENTIETH DAY OF AUGUST, 1943 Layton, at Wilmington. the Third day of Court. flied in the office ~ ac~:~ o~c~~ ~~a~r~rd::u,.~~d g~~~ ;r':,~ ~~~r~~y of WillIam H . Mahan and to be L. MacNabb according to the Act of As­ at 10 o'clock A. M., Eastern War Time. May. A. D" Nineteen hundred and Forty­ the Prothonotary of sa.d Court in and hI the following described Real Estate viz : three. sembly in such case made and provided, e JOHN SCOTT, Owner Sheriff's ~f;i~~il~~~~~'D~~~r iff and also to do and receive what the Court ~1~l~tC~~~~e~o~!It;ge~~r ht:s ~aa~~ ~~p~~: J. All those certain lois or parcels of land ISSUED MARTIN G. HANNIGAN TERMS CASH ON DAY OF SALE. August 3, 1943 shall then and there consider concerning lion to our sa.d Judges that a d"", situate in New Castle Hundred, New May 6th. 1943 Prothonotary .John Kennelly, Auctioneer 8-5 12 19 7-29 to 9-2 inc. her in this behalf as to the Court shall may be . pronounced dlssoiving the 1Il~: Castle County and State of Delaware and seem meet and consistent with the pro­ Geo, Allcorn, Clerk 1_' __' ------comprising lots Nos. IS. 16, 17 and 18 of Ir4 7-29. 8-5c SHERIFF'S SALE-By \oirtue of a writ of DIVORCE visions of the said Act of Assembly. ~~FJe e~~ S"~"!h~~~:~nT~~~O~etilioner Block 30. of Minquadale, as appears on New CasUe County, ss. AND HAVE YOU THEN THERE THIS We Therefore Command You. AS Letters Testamentary ~;.~. t:~~~ :~~t!~ w~~p::~~~.;:r~ the plot thereof recorded in the office for WRIT WERE HERETOFORE COM M Recording Deeds. etc., in and for New The State of Delaware, Estate of John B . Miller Deceased. No- Public Sale at the Court House. South- To the Sheriff of New Castle County, WITNESS. the Honorable Daniel J. That you summon Millie G Castle County aloresaid, in Deed Record Layton, at Wilmington, the Third day of Taylor so that 'she be and tice Is hereby given that Letters of Ad- east Corner of Eleventh and King Streets. Greeting: M. Vol. 27. Page 601 . etc" and more par­ May, A. D., Nineteen hundred and Forty­ the Judges of our saId COUrt minlstration'upon the Estate of John City of Wilmington, New Castle County, ticularly bounded and described as fol­ Whereas, Clarence K . B . Miller late of White Clay CreeJ< Hun- Delaware. OFFIClAL Hendrickson by his Petition three. term thereof to be held at ON MONDAY lows, to wit: ISSUED MARTIN G. HANNIGAN on Monday. the 20th day dred. deceased. were duly granted unto Beginning on the Northerly side of Fra­ SEAL to the Juetges of our Super- Audrey E. 1IIiller on the Twenty-ninth day THE TWENTY-TJDRD DAY OF ior Court, filed in the office May 6th. 1943 Prothonotary next to answer the zer Avenue at a point d istant one bundred Petitioner Edward Taylor of July A. D. 1943 and all persons indebted AUGUST, 1943 of the Prothonotary of said Court in and 7 -29 to 9-2 inc. and eighty feet from the Northeasterly the · Act of Assembly in such to the said deceased are requested to make at 10 o'clock A. M" Eastern War Time. lor New Castle County, for the cause of corner of Frazer Avenue and Liberty DIVORr.E and provided. and also to do payments to the Administratrix without the following described Real Estate v iz: Boulevard, thence Northerly along the complaint therein alleged. has made ap­ ALL THAT certain lot or piece of land, what the Court shall then and delay. and all persons having demands Easterly line of Lot No. 14, Block 30, one pllcation to our said Judges that a d ecree New Castle County, ss. against the deceasl:d are required to ex­ with the three-story brick apartment may be pronounced d issoiving the mar­ The State of Delaware. sider concerning her 111 this hundred feet, thence Easterly along the the Court shall seem meet and hibit and present the same duly probated house thereon erected. and known as No. Southerly Ilne of Lots Nos. 36, 35. 34 and riage existing between the Petitioner and To the Sheriff of New Castle County. to the said Administratrix on or before 301 South Maryland Avenue. situ3te in Audrey V. Hendrickson. Greeting: " ith the provisions of the said 33, Biock 30, eighty feet, thence Southerly Assembly. the Twenty-ninth day of July A. D. 1944 Christ.iana Hundred. New Castle County along the Westerly Hne of Lot No. 19, We Therefore Command You, AS YOU Whereas. WillIam Board­ or abide by the law in this behalf. and Statt! of Delaware. being all of lots OFFICLAL ley by his Petition to the AND HAVE YOU THEN THERE Block 30. one hundred feet to the North­ WERE HERETOFORE COMMANDED, WRIT Address Numbers 50 and 51 , and parts of lots erly side of Frazer Avenue. thence West­ That you summon Audrey V. Hendrickson SEAL Judges of our Superior Numbers 48 and 49. In Block " 5" as shown so that she be and appear before the Court, filed in the office of WIT 'ESS. the Honorable Audrey E . Miller. erly along Frazer A venue elgnty feet to Lay ton. at Wilmington. the Third Newark, Delaware on the Plan of Elmhurst, as the said plan the point of beginning. Be the contents Judges of our said Court at the n ext term the Prothonotary of said Court In and for Audrey E . Miller, is of record in the office for the recording thereof to be held at Wilmington, on New Castle County. for the cause of com­ May. A. D" Nineteen hundred and thereof what they may. three. Administratrix. of deeds. at Wilmington. in Deed Record WARD G . McCABE-E-29-229 Monday, the 20th day of September next plaint therein alleged. has made appllca­ C. Volume 29, Page 601 . and more par­ to answer the allegations of the said Peti­ (jon to our said Judges that a decree may ISSUED 8-5. 12, 19c Seized and taken in execution as the May 6th, 1943 ticularly bounded and described as fol­ property of Ward G . McCabe and to be tioner Ciarence K. Hendrickson according be pronounced dissolving the marriage CERTIFICATE OF REDUCTION OF 7-29 to 9-2 Inc. lows, to-wit: sold by to the Act of Assembiy in such case made existing between the Petitioner and Sarah CAPITAL OF PHILADELPHrA SIGN CO. Beginning at a point on the North­ and provided. and also to do and receive Brown Boardley. ELMER C. TAYLOR. Sheriff DIVORCE westerly side of Maryland Avenue. said Sheriff's Offices, Wilmington, Del. what the Court shall then ,'PHILADELPHIA SIGN CO., a corpora­ beginning point belng d istant Southwest­ sider concerning her In this behalf as to WERE HERETOFORE COMMANDED, New Castle County. ss. t Ion organized and existing under the July 29, 1943. The State of Delaware. erly along said Northwesterly side of 8-5, 12, 19 the Court sball seem meet and consisten t That you summon Sarah Brown Boardley General Corporation Law of the State of Maryland Avenue. sLxty-eight feet and with the provisions of the said Act of so that she be and appear before the To the Sheriff of Nell' Castle Greeting : Delaware, DOES HEREBY CERTIFJl as one one-hundredths of a foot from a DIVORCE Assembly. Judges of our said Cou.rt at the next term follows : thereof to be held at Wilmington, on \Vbereas. Louise A. stone at the point of intersection of said New Castle County, ss. AND HAVE YOU THEN THERE THIS 1 : That at a special meeting of the Board WRIT Monday, lbe 20th day of September next OFFICIAL land by her Petition Northwesterly side of Maryland Avenue The State of Delaware. of D irectors of the above Corporation, WITNESS, the Honorable Daniel J . to answer the allegations of the said Peti­ SEAL J udges of our Superiol.Shirley with the center line of Summit Road, at To the Sheriff of New Castle County, held on the 3rd day of May, 1943, and forty feet wide; thence from said be­ Layton, at WilmJngton. the Third day of tioner William Boardley according to lbe , Greeting: the pro thonota~~U~i fi;:! '~;~~t l(jhy lind 13ud• supplemented by a s pecial meeting of ginning point with the said Northwesterly May, A. D., Nineteen hundred and Forty­ Act of Assembly In such case made and stockholders of the said Corporation upon Whereas. Joseph Albright provided. and also to do and receive what for New Castle Coun y. lor the side of Maryland Avenue. in a South­ three. compialnt therein alleged. has made written waiver of notice. signed by all OFFICLAL by his PeUtion to the the Court shall then and there consider westerly direction. fifty-eight feet and ISSUED MARTIN G. HANNIGAN cation to our sa.d Judges that a the stockholders. and held on the 7th SEAL Judges of our Superior concernIng her in this behalf as to the thirty-eight one-hundredths of a foot to May 6th, 1943 Prothonotary , may be pronounced dlS501vtng day of May, 1943. in the City of P hiladel­ Court, flied in the office of 7-29 to 9-2 inc. Court shall seem meet and consistent with a point; thence In a Northwesterly direc­ the P rothonotary of said Court In and for nage existing between Ihe phla, State of Pennsylvania. at 3 P . M., tion. at right angles to the said North­ the provisions of the said Act of Assem­ for the purpose of voting upon the ques­ New Castle County, for the cause of com­ DIVORCE Joseph W. Crossland westeriy side of Ma.ryland Avenue eleven biy. We Therefore Command tion of reducing its capital to the extent plaint therein alleged, has made applica­ New Castle County, ss. AND HAVE YOU THEN THERE THIS feet and eighty-four one-hundredths of a W ER E HERETOFORE and in the manner hereinalter set out, tion to our said Judges that a decree may The State of Delaware, WRIT foot to a point; thence Westerly. parallel be pronounced d issolving the marriage That you summon Jo,eph W. it was duly to Summit Road. fifty-eight feet and To the Sheriff of New Castle County. WITNESS. the Honorable Daniel J . existing between tbe Petitioner and Emma Greeting: so that he be and appear RESOLVED. That the capital of the ninety-nine one-hundredths of a foot to Layton, at Wilmington. the Third day of Judges of ou r said CClurl at the GlII Albright. Whereas, Hazel Viola May. A. D., Nineteen hundred and Forty­ Corporation be reduced from $40.000.00. a point in line of lot No. 47 ; thence thereof to be held al W We Therefore Command You, AS YOU OFFICIAL Polk by her Petition to the represented by 400 shares of stock of Northerly. along line of Lot No. 47, and three. Monday. the 20th day of WE R E HERETOFORE COMMANDED. SEAL Judges of our Superior ISSUED MARTIN G . HANNIGAN the par value of $100.00 each. to $15,- at right angles to Summ1t Road, sixty-nine That you summon Emma Gill Albright so to answer the allegallons of 900.00, represented by 159 shaJ'8.cIf the feet and ninety-five one-hundredths of a Court, filed in the office o,f May 6th. 1943 Prothonotary titloner Louise A. Crossland that she be and appear before the Judges the Prothonotary of said Court in and for 7-29, to 9-2 Inc. par value of $100.00 eacb, said r educ­ foot to the Southerly side of Summit Road, of our said Court at the next term thereof the Act of Assembly in such tion of $24,100.00 to be accompUshed at forty feet wide; thence Easterly, along New Castle County, for the cause of com­ to be held at Wilmington, on Monday, DIVORCE and provided, and also to do and by' the retirement and cancellation of said Southerly side of Summit Road, plaint therein alleged. has made applIca­ what the Court shall then and the 20th day of September next to answer tion to our said Judges that a decree may 241' shares of the capital stock of the e ighty-nIne feet and ninety-flve one-hun­ the allegations of the said Petitioner Jo­ New Castle County. ss. sider concerning him in thIS par value of $100.00 each. owned by dredths of a foot to a point of curve; be pronounced dissolving the marriage The State of Delaware, to the Court shall seem meet sepb Albright according to the Act of As­ existing between the Petitioner and Paul the Corporation . thence along a Ilne curving to the right, sembly In such case made and provided. To the Sheriff of New Castle County. sistent with the prO\'islOns of the William Polk. 2 : Tbat a majority of the total num­ with a radius of nineteen feet and eighty­ and also to do and receive what the Court Greetlng: of Assembly. ber of shares outstanding and having vot­ flve one-hundredths of a foot. a distance shall then and there consider concerning We Therefore Command You. AS YOU Whereas. Juliette Inez AND HAVE YOU THEX THERE ing power have voted for the foregoing of forty-four feet and eighty-six one­ her In Ihls behalf as to the Court shall WERE HERETOFORE COMMANDED, OFFICIAL Lea by her P etition to the WRIT Resolution to reduce the capital of the hundredths of a foot to a point of tan­ seem meet and consistent with the pro­ That you summon Paul Willia m Polk so SEAL Judges of our Superior WITNESS. the Honorabie Dani,1 Corporation. gency on the said Northwesterly side of visions of the said Act of Assembly. that he be and appear before the Judges Court. filed in the office of Layton, at Wilmington. the Thlrd dar 3: That the capital of the Corporation Maryland Avenue and the place of Be­ AND HAVE YOU THEN THERE THIS of our said Court at the next term thereof the Prothonotary of said Court in and for lIiay. A. D.. Ineteen hundred and has been reduced from $40,000.00 to ,111,- ginning. Be the contents thereof what WRIT to be beld at Wilmington. on Monday. the New Castle County, for the cause of com­ three. 9OO.DO in tbe manner set forth above. they may. WITNESS. the Honorable Daniel J . Lay­ 20th day of September next to answer plaint tberein alleged. has made applica­ ISSUED 4: That the assets of the Corporation re­ BEING the same lands and premises ton, at Wllmlngron, the Third day of May, the allegations of the said Petitioner Hazel tion to our saId Judges that a decree may May 6th, 1943 matnlng after such reduction are sufticJent conveyed unto the said Ella Pierson (WI­ A. D .. Nineteen bundred and Forty-three. Viola Polk according to the Act of As­ be pronounced d lssolving the marriage 7 -29 to 9-2 inc. to pay any debts, the payment of whlch dow) by deed of Hilda H . Stevens, dated ISSUED MARTIN G . HANNIGAN sembly in such case made a.nd provided, existing between the Petitioner and Art have not been otherwise provided for. December 2, 1929, and recorded in Deed May 6th, 1943 Prothonotary and also to do and receive what the Court Lea. DIVORCE We Therefore Command You. AS YOU IN WITNESS WHEREOF, saId PHILA­ Record V, Volume 36, Page 167. 7-29 to 9-2 Inc. shall then and there consider concernIng New Castle County . ss. DELPHrA SIGN CO., bas caused Its cor­ Seized and taken In execution as the hlm In thIs bebaU as to the Court shall WERE HERETOFORE COMMANDED. The State of Delaware. porate seal to be affixed and this CertIa­ property of Ella Pierson, widow. and to DIVORCE seem meet and consistent with the pro­ That you summon Art Lea so that he be To the Shertff of ' ew Castle cate to be signed by Andrew P. TRUCK­ be sold by visions of the said Act of Assembly. and appear before the Judges of our said New Castle County, 55. Greeting: SESS, Its President and W . R . Gelbarth. ELMER C. TAYLOR, Sheriff AND HAVE YOU THEN THERE THrS Court at the next term thereof to be held Whereas. The State of Delaware. at WilmJngton. on Monday, the 20th d ay Its Secretary, this 16th day of July. A . D. Sheriff's Offices, Wilmington, Del. To the Sheriff of New Castle County, WRIT OFFICIAL Lightcap by her 1943. July 29, 1943. WITNESS. the Honorable Daniel J . of September next to answer the allega­ SEAL the Jud~ .. of our PHILADELPHrA SIGN CO. 8-5, 12, 19 Greeting : Whereas, Gladys H. Layton. at Wilmington, the Third day of tions of the said Petitioner Juliette Inez Court. flied .n th~ Lea according to the Act of Assembly in By Andrew P. Trucksess, OFFICLAL Buckingham by her Peti- May. A. D., Nlneteen bundred and Forty­ the Prothonotary 01 said Court In SHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue of a writ of such case made and provided. and also President SEAL tion to the Judges of our three. New Castle County. for the cause Als. Lev. Fac. No. 188 -September Term to do and receive what the Court shall Attest: W. R. Gelbarth, Superior Court. filed In the ISSUED MARTIN G . HANNIGAN plaint therein a lleged. has made Secretary 1M3 to me dIrected wUJ be exposed to May 6th, 1943 Prothonotary then and there consider conce.rning him t.ion to our said Judges lilat a PublIc Sale at the Court House. South­ office of the Prothonotary of said Court In Ihls behalf as to the Court shall seem in and for New Castle County. for the 7 -29 to 9-2 inc. be pronounced dIssolVIng the east Comer of E1eventb and King Streets, meet and consistent with the provisions exlstlng between the Petllioner Phlladelphia Sign Co. City of Wllmineton, New Castle County. cause of complaint therein alleged, has of the said Act of Assembly. Corporate Seal . DIVORCE wood W. Lightcap. Delaware. made appllcation to our "'lid Judges that New Castle County, ss. AND HAVE YOU THEN THERE THIS Delaware We Therefore Command You, ON MONDAY a decree may be pronounced dlssolvinl The State of Delaware. WRIT 1918 WERE HERETOFORE COM THE TWENTY-TIDRD DAY OF the marrlage existing between the Peti­ To the Sherl.ff of New Castle County, WITNESS, the Honorable Daniel J ...... tioner and Richard D. Buckingham . That you summon Elwood W. AUGUST, 1943 Greetlng: • Layton. at Wilmington. the Third day of Filed in the office of the Secretary of We Therefore Command You. AS YOU that he be and appear before at 10 o'clock A. M., Eastern War Time. Whereas. Mollye A . Sklut May, A. D ., Nineteen hundred and Forty­ of our said Court at the next Btate of Delaware on the 19th day of th.e following described Real Estate viz: WERE HERETOFORE COMMANDED, OFFICIAL by her Petition to the three. .July, 1943 at 9 o'clock A. M . and recorded That you summon Richard D. Bucklngham to be held at Wilmington ALL THAT certain lot, piece or parcel SEAL Judges of our Superior ISSUED MARTIN G . HANNIGAN the 20th day of September in the office of the Recorder of Deeds of land, wi th the bulldings thereon erect­ so that he be and appear before the Court, flIed in the office of May 6th. 1943 Prothonotary at New Castle County on the 20th day Judges of our said Court at the next term the allegations of the aid ed, situate in Brandywine Hundred, Coun­ the Prothonotary of said Court in and for 7 -29 to 9-2 Inc. rna H. Lightcap accoromg of July, 1943. ty and State aforesaid, being lot No. 17 thereof to be beld at Wilmington, on New Castle County. for the cause of com­ 1-22, 3tc Monday, the 20th day of September next Assembly In such case In Section "COO on plan of BELLEFONTE plaint therein alleged, has made appllca­ ANNULMENT vided. and also to do and to answer the allegations of the said Pe­ tion to our said Judges that a decree may ---A-U-cn--O-N-S-ALE------I =~~~r:;' i '!.. p~~ . ~~nf,a;:CO~~~ an~ titioner Gladys H. Buckingham accordinl New CasUe County. 55. the Court shall then and be pronounced d18solvlng the marriage Tbe State of Delaware. concerning him in th1s said lot being more particularly bounded to the Act of Assembly in such case made exllling between the Petitioner and George d provided, and also to do and receive To the Sheriff of New Castle County. Court shall seem meet and Sklut. Greeting: what the Court &hall then and there con­ the provisions of the said Act 01 Of Valuable Real Estate an:E~~~G ,,!/~lI~~tto~:I~e north- We Therefore Command You. AS YOU Whereas, Beverly Bell La sider concerning him in this behalf as AND HAVE YOU THEN and Personal Property westerly side of a road running along WERE HERETOFORE COMMANDED. OFFIClAL Bounty by ber Petition to to the Court shall seem meet and con­ WRIT and blndlng on the right of way of the That you summon George Sklut so that SEAL the Judges of our Superior sistent with the provisions of the said WITNESS. the Honorable . At the Farm of the Late Alfred G. Wilmington and Phlladelpbia Trolley, said he be and appear before the Judges of our Court. flIed In the office of Act of Assembly. Layton. at Wilmington. the Thtrd Stroud, Louted on the Extension of South polnt being about twenty-two feet and said Court at the next term the.reof to be the Prothonotary of said Court In and for lIlay. A. D .. Nineteen hundred an d Chapel Aveuue. ~ Mile From Newark, flve lnches northwesterly from the North­ AND HAVE YOU THEN THERE THIS held at Wllmlngton. on Monday, the 20th New Castle County, for the cause of com­ three. Del., adJolnin, the State Vnlvenlty Farm.. westerly side of said right of way, and WRIT day of September next to answer the alle­ plaint therein alleged, has made applIca­ ISSUED WITNESS, the Honorable Daniel J . gations of the said Petitioner Mollye A. tion to our said Judges that a decree may Layton. at Wilmington, the Third day of lIlay 6th. 1943 Tuesday, August 10th, 1943 r; ~~~I~aen~~~h~~~r:;'!h~~~~=~ Sklut according to the Act of Assembly be pronounced d"lssolving the marriage 7-29 to 9-2 inc. Road; thence northwesterly, and parallel May, A. D" Ni.neteen hundred and Forty­ in such case made and provided, and also at 10.00 A. M. (EWT) existing between the Petitlone.r and Ray­ with the Beeson Road; one bundred and three. to do and receive what the Court shall mond A. La Bounty . • 22 head of Guernsey cows and belfers. three feet and nine inches to a comer; ISSUED MARTIN G . HANNIGAN then and there consider concerning blm We Therefore Command You. AS YOU 2 bulls. ThIs herd Is T . B. and blood teat· thence Southwesterly, and parallel with May 6th, 1943 Prothonotary in this behalf as to the Court I!hall seem WERE HERETOFORE COMMAN·DED. ed. ThIs is a flne herd and any DaIryman the Talley Road, forty feet to another 7 -29 to 9-2 Inc. meet and consistent with the prOVisions That you summon Raymond A. La Bounty wishing to add to his berd wUJ make no corner; thence Southeasterly and parallel of the said Act of Assembly. SO that he be and appear before the Judges DIVORCE mlltake In looking these cows over. 7 with the Beeson Road. one hundred and AND HAVE YOU THEN THERE TIDS of our said Court at the next tenn thereof Whereas. bead of general purpose ho!'1lell and 2 three feet and nine lnches to the flrst New Castle County, 88. WRIT to be held at W IlmJngton, on Monday. OFFIC[AL ers XoU hy he r colts. These horses In the best of working mentioned road, and thence thereby North­ The State of Delaware. WITNESS, the Honorable Daniel J . the 20th day of September next to answer SEAL he Judges of condition and classed among the be.t. 8 easterly, and parallel with the Talley To tile Sherif! of New Castle County, Layton, at Wilmington, the Third day of the allegations of the said Petitioner Be,·­ Court. filed 111 brood sows, 1 boar, 13 shoats, lot of chick­ Road. forty feet to the place of Bellinning. Greeting: May, A. D ., Nineteen hundred and Forty­ erly Bell La Bounty according to the Act the Prothonotary of ... id Cou rt ens, 2 farm wagon., grain drill, manure BE the contents thereof wbat they may. Whereas, Alberta R . Stone three. of Assembly in such case made and pro­ l\"ew Castle Count)'. for the spl'eader, corn planter. dllk barrow, trac­ BEING the same lands and premises OFFICIAL by ber Petition to lhe ISSUED MARTIN G . HANNIGAN vided. and also to do and receive what plamt therein .J1e~ed has tor, side delivery rake. bay loader, mow­ whlcb Reed C. Bye and wlfe did grant SEAL Judge. of our Superior May 8th, 1943 Prothonotary the Court shall then and there consider tion to our ""iet Jud"es lilat ~e Ing machine, paneled body truck, II-pas­ and convey unto the said parties of the _ Court, filed In the office 7 -29 to 9-2 inc. concerning him In this behalf as to the be pronounced dls.Western Full Pod Fre.1I nounces a nde' by the local workers and diving, he grabbed her and bring­ YOUR have ~:~~m~; (0 J une 1st. The group ing her to the surface, tuming her over Peas CHOICE Iro~ow meeting in the Community on her back and ~rought her to shore Fresh Nearby Lima on Wednesdays from 10 a. where sh e was revIved. Notice c lba to 4 p. m. and cooperation of the An unknown man also went to her BeaDS l 15 local women is asked. ~I~ffo~~t isCI~ff%~m~:~Cho~d B~~r S~~~\ The Newport Woman's Club ~eld a Local Home.grown Bridge Lunch eon on ~hursday m the Troop No. 55 and lived up to his Boy Club Building, wi th thIrty guests pre- Scout teaching. To Lot Owners ler" or,,'n.' C bunoh S sent. These parties are bemg arran~ed wm-E-D-I-STR-m-U-TE-D Beels the summer as benefit affaIrs, Of The Town Of Newark Tender, Young as a get-together during the Delaware's four-months' quota of while businesS' meetings are copper wire, 1500 pounds, has been r .. eshCorn: not being held. distributed by county quotas and is in Please cut the weed8 and grass off your lots u. S. No.1 Yellow The Mi nquas Fire Company met on the hands of dealers, according to c. E. Ocheltree, chai~ man of the State War C Mo nday evening in the Fire H ~use, an? 31bs tlie Ladies Auxiliary held Its se~Tll­ Board. These quotas are New Castle, NOW before they go to seed. Onions 22 lI)onthl y meeting on Tuesday evenmg. 400 pounds; Kent county, 500 pounds; and Sussex County, 600 pounds. group from the Auxiliary will at­ Thank You. the New Castl e County Auxiliary I;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Tbl,ld.ol cltr•• Inlt , ...d by lII.ny ••••ubatltMt. for L.lllonl) at Elsmere on August l1th. I. dol,.lo .. when ...d ,. LI ...... Ic.d T.o. LIlli. Rlc •• y, ••d otll.r Tammany of Camp Wolters, FOR SALE ••01 ...trOlIlI., ••IIIIII.r drl •••• is visiting h is parents here, Mrs. S. N. Tammany. The Steel Stalls with stanchions COlmcil of Newark LARGE JUICY will spend a few days at Lewes, Stanchions without stalls Water cups fer cows . and Mrs. A. A. Maida of Silview, rr.ORlDA LIMES Mrs. William Hendrickson, Salt cups for cows berii o: •• Shirleyand Dolores Hendrickson, Dor­ Complete Hay track lit, carriers e olhyand Budd y Draper of Newport and Grapple Forks DOZEN 33 Ham Jump of Wilmington, have re­ Harpoon Forks turn ~ home after a vacation spent at Ventilators acoltage at White Crystal Manor, Md. 'oint Yal .. Each .~ •.2r:.'r Mrs. Ad elaide Lucas has returned to Barn Door tracks totr home after spending a week with Complete Litter Carriers Make Extra Money o Knox Gelallne pte Ilc il!rdaughter, Mrs. Clara Jump of Wil- Extra tubs for replacement (o.h) Can Lifters o Klex Pa.iee Soap SC

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Miss Sylvia Patton, of Wilmington, Sergeant Fra nlt G. Herkness of Phil­ Mrs. Thomas D. Mylrea, president of Little Carlyn Gregg. five III '""-::::::: ha spent the pa I week vi iting Mr. adelphia, a former University of Dela­ the Delaware State Federation of Wo­ daughter of _fr and Mrs H onth 0 and Mrs. Kenneth Carter of Orchard ware football player, has been reported men's Clubs, is directing club women of West CI vel ld Ave~ue" ~sGreil THE NE,*K POST Road. by the War Department as wounded in in aiding law enlorcement agencies to chased her first bond, and is bel Pur. action in North Alrica. He was a mem­ combat juvenile delinquency in the be the youngest bond hold .Ieved to Founded J anuary 26. 1910, by lbe late Everett C. Johnson Mrs. W Iter H. Clark has returned to ber of the class of 1936 at the univer­ state. A special club meeting was held ark. er In Ne",. Tuesday to discuss this problem. An Independent Newspaper her home in Washington, D. C., alter sity. where he played on the backfield Published Every Thursday by the Newark Post, Inc. I!, VI it with her parents, ir. and Mrs. on teams coached by Charlie Rogers. Miss AUce Lindell of Cleveland Ave­ Private Dayne Penny of B Locally and Independently Owned and Operated Perry Towson and her sister itrs. Dav­ id W. Chalmers. Of much interest to the college set nue, Claude Galyen and Mr. and Mrs. was surprised when OfTicersUc:~, 0, Leon Dennell of Lafayette, La., molor­ :,helby, Miss.: asked When he wasatnp , }:gMle.;',~~ I ~Is~~ CaadrVdesrtol~~!f.::~s ~ {~~:~peedr ~ngar~~! : is the announcement of the engagement ______Mrs. l\lilliard Brobst of Elmhurst is of Miss Elizabeth Whitaker, daughter ed 10 Lafayette recently. Miss Lindell lUg home. Hts enlistment had .&0- EDITOR ...... RICHARD T. WARE visiting her isler, ?lIrs. Fred Strick- of Mr. and Mrs. P . L . Whitaker of spent a week there as the guest of Mr. 15 days earlier He immedint ~xplrld land. Elkton Road. and Mrs. Dennell and Mr. Galyen. graphed his wife: "come get 1lI~.;' tel!. Entered u second-class matter at Newark, Delaware Swarthmore, P a., to Mr. Wallace Lip­ under Act of March 3, 1897. pincott, Jr., U.S.A., son ot Mr. and Mrs. ======-=-=-=_-:-=-=-=-=-=-=_ Mrs. Robert Campbell, Miss Edna A. Wallace Lippincott of Chester, Pa. Both ~~.!';~~~~.... ,~... ,~ ~~.... ~.~~v,.~~'W'~~..,..,..,..,..,~~.~."..,.~,;.~."",,~ Th"v~~IPg~~aJ:~e .~~ ~~rJ;~r"l:~~~:t1~~ lt$1 . ~ta~~ l;e!1 · 00INpeAn~~d: Campbell, of North College Avenue, Miss Whitaker and Mr. Lippincott \ ere Single copies 5 cents. Make all checks payable to Tbe Newark Post. and Miss Isadore Bradley, are spending graduated last spring from the Uni­ Just Received We want and invite communications, but tbey must be limed by tbe 'niter's this week at Asbury P ark, N. J. versity of Delaware. Mr. Lippincott is I Dame-not for publication, bat for our information and proteetion. now attending Officers Candidate Mr. and M.rs. William H. Dawson, School at Camp Davis, N. C. Newark, Delaware, Thursday, Aucust 5, 1963 Jr., of Ridgeway, N. J ., are visiting A Fre h Shipment of their parents, Mr. a nd Mrs. W. H. Word has been received of the sale Dawson and Mr. and Mrs. Reese J ar­ arrival in Calilornia of Mrs. R. L. Phil­ Elizabeth Arden mon this week. lips and children, Karen and Colyn. FEDERAL PERSONALS Mrs. Phillips, formerly of East P ark Robert Cox and Evan Otley have Place, Newark, recently motored to Miss Frances Bartley of Dover was returned from a week's visit with the LEG FIL M California (0 join her husband, Lt. LIBRARIAN the week-end guest of Miss Audrey latter's grandparents, ?I:tr. and Mrs. E. R. L. Phillips at Camp Haan, R iverside, I Rumer at her home on Center Street. L. Robinson at Spray Beacl!, N . J . California. In The Popular Shade of 1\1r. and Mrs. Harry Todd brought JOBS OPEN I Mr. a nd Mrs. Thomas A. Ross, Miss their son, Wayne, home last Saturday Elaine WilUs is visiting her cousin Sun Beige - Sun Bronze - un Coppel' " J oan and Master "Tommy" Ross, of trom the Doris Memorial Hospital, Yyvonne Drew at Washington, D. C. Haines Streets, Mrs. Annabelle Wooley­ where he had been seriously ill with Civil Service han. J ohn Wooley han, and Wilberla I r.:trs. Frank Brunner of Alden, Pa ., Stradley of Elliott Heights, are spend- whooping cough and pneumonia. $1 and $2 Sizes spent last week at the home of r.:tr. To Conduct ing this week at Rehoboth. Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. E issner and and ?I:trs. J ack Barrett, Choate Street. _ Plus Tax. Examinations son, Robert, accompanied by Arthur Bobbie Gregg, son of ?I:tr. and Mrs. Gribble, are visiting Mr. Eissner's par- Mrs. Bertha M. Williamson was en- Harvey Gregg of West Delaware Ave­ ents at Holly, P a. tertained at a party Wednesday eve­ To meet anticipated needs for li­ nue, is viSiting his aunt a nd uncle, ?l1r. ning in honor of her birthday. brary assistants in Federal agencies, and Mrs. J ohn Dickerson at Chesa­ Lloyd Johnson of near Newark was Neighbors Pharmacy the U. S. Civil Service Commission peake City, Md. admitted to the Doris Memorial Unit 1Ii1r. and "Mrs. 1.ichael Ameroso are loday opened a new examination. Per­ of the Wilmington General Hospital receiving congratulations on tlle birth PHONES 2900 AND 2213 NEWARK, DELAWARE sons qualifying may be appointed to I\:trs. W. A. Burke of the College Tuesday suffering with meningitis. His of a daughter, August 4, at the Dela- positions paying $1 ,970 and $1.752 a Inn is visiting friends in Chicago. condition is reported critical. ware Hospital. I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~'~~~~~~~''''~~~~fMi~'lJ. year. Replacement 'are needed frequently both in Federal departmental libraries, particularly in Washington, D. C., and in naval station libraries throughout the country. L ibrary assistants in naval air and training stations will r eplace enlisted men going to sea. L ibraries at these stations are for the use of en­ listed men, and contain both technical and recreational reading matter. Salaries given incorporate payment . ODT Grants Wilmington Area for the B hours of overtime included . in the 4B-hour Federal workweek. No specific experience or education is re­ quired to compete in the test, or 10 be eligible for. appOintment 10 tlle $1 ,752 positions; however, in order to be appointed to the $1 ,970 positions. persons must meet certain expel'ience or training requirements in addition 4400 Additional Miles to passing the test. There are no age limits for library assistant positions. The written test will include botll general questions and items on elementary library methods. Persons desiring to take the test Of Gasoline Bus Transp9rtation Weekly must file applications with the U. S. Civil Service Commission, Washington 25, D. C. Full information an'd forms may be obtained from Mr. Singles, Transportation relief lias heen granted! This needed in­ the Commission's Local Secretary, at Newark Post Office, or from the U. S, crease in oUr service is the result of a Delaware Coach Civil Service Commission, Washington 25, D. C. Company report, recently presented to the Office of Defense Persons now l'Sing tlleir highest skills *Transportation in Washington. in war work should not apply. Ap­ pointments are made in accordance witll War Manpower Commission pon­ cies and employment stabilization Almost immediately following tIle 20% service reduction of plans. June 1st, it was evident to us that the cut was causing over­ WAC Painting On Display ~rowded and inadequate service, particularly for War At Jackson's Store Workers. Mrs. c. M. P almer. chairman- of the local group interested in WAC recruit­ ing has announced that the painting A careful survey was made of all gas bus and trolley coacli of Corporal Marquerite Dempsey, an routes for the full period of their operation. this survey con­ officer of the WAC recruiting office in Wilmington will be placed on display firmed our views that relief was necessary: in Jackson's Hardware Store windoW' tllis week. The portrait was painted by Lie .~ A 'report of our findings, together with an appeal, was placed Joanne L . Coates, officer in charge of WAC recruiting for Delaware and the before ODT officials in Washington. The result-the grantioa display in Newark will be the flrst of­ ficial display outside of Wilmington. of this gasolin

This in~rease in our transportation facilities is in line witli our Summer policy • • • to serve Wilmington War Workers and essential civilian riders with the greatest pouihle efficiency. Silks and Jerseys New increased schedules -are in going into effect as quickly White And as they can be prepared.

Figures Servit".e wiJll)e increased, wliere most urg~ntly needed, on gas bus and trolley coach routes At d1ll'iq mol'Dinl and e.ening I'1I8li hours. Pauline Bradford DELAWARE COACH COMPANY Academy Apb. Main Street The Newark Post. Newark, Delaware, Thursday, August 5, 1943 Five LEGION AUXILIARY Mrs. Clifford Moore and children, Mrs. Edward Ginther has returned MEETING AUGUST 11 Clifford, Jr., .Betty Jean and Virginia home from a week's vacation at Ocean Additional Personals Lee, have returned home from a two City, N. J . Social Events Mrs. Orville Little, chairman of the weeks' visit with Mrs. Moore's parents, Auditing Committee for the De\>art­ On Page 4 ~~~~~~~§'C=~CCC§§§§CQCC§§§Q§~~~ Mr. and Mrs. Robert J . Betts of Fred­ Mrs. J ames Cage and grandson, Pusey ment of Delaware, America Legion erica, Del. Pemberton, are visiting Mrs. Cage's RELL-MILLER SUPPER IN HONOR OF Auxiliary, will entertain members of ~ daughter in Chester, Pa., this week. CLASSIFIEn An C~~TI AL SOLEMNIZED MISS EDNA CAMPBELL her committee on Wednesday evening, Mrs. Earl Ramsey and daughter, Kay, August 11 , at her home on Elkton accompanied by Mrs, J . H. Rumer, Notice N . Evelyn Marne Correll, daughter The employees of the Farmers T t Road. Mi ss Ruth Biery of Philadelphia MISS nd Mrs. Jacob Correll, became Company h~ld a picnic supper on ~~~_ spent the past week-end as the guests spent the past week-end as the guest SEAMSTRESS desires plain or fancy sew- of Mr .. ~ of Mr. William Robert Mil- urday eve~lIlg at the home of Mr. and MembeJ's of the committee are: Mrs. of Mr. a nd Mrs. Herman Wollaston at of Miss Lois Mae Tomhave. 7_~9!4t~hOne 2-1756, Newark. Robert Schrieber, Mrs. Park W . Hunt- Rehoboth. the ~~:1 eot Mr. ilnd MrS. William C. Mrs: Edwlll Shakespeare on Capital W, I' on saturduy afternoon at t\~o TraIl III honor of Miss Ed ington and Mrs. A. Rose of Wilming- Miss Margaret Butler of We t Dela- Female Help Wanted ~!I:~k in the Newark MethodIst bell. ' na A. Camp- ~~nN::~r~rs . P . D. Lovett, treasurer, w!,:!s~~:~~ !~e7~~e~ ~~c~~~te ~:~~ ;:i~ege~~I~~u~:~ visiting her sisters at G[RLS FOR FOUNTAIN WORK , full or o~urch . The Rev. Arthur J . J ackson Miss Ca mpbell completed twenty- A report of this meeting will be Tech. Corp. Henry E. Bearman, who is , . 8-f~~~ time. Apply Rhodes Drug Store. C .f 'med the ceremony. five years of service with the bank on pe~l~;. Charles Davis of Mi.Uingt~ll, August 1st and was presented with a made at the annual convention of the stationed with the 198th Coast Artillery Mrs. Rose Zappo and son, Joseph, LOST ld sister of the bnde, \~as her m a u~n gift. Auxiliary to be held in Wilmington in the South Pacific. The pacakage con- have returned to their home on Cleve- 2 NO. 2 RATION BOOKS. In nAme of b honor. The bridesmaids were M~ss Those attending the SUpper were, J . on August 14. tained a native grass skirt, sea shells, land Avenue alter spending a week ~~'ag~ I~, ~~;Y~'lt'll~?'~d ~~ dpJ;,~~~c '::"~,:~ : ~rances Bartley of Dover and M~ss Earl Dougherty, Lester Scotton, Mrs. Mrs. J . Harvey Dickey, senior host- and pictures of native scenes. in Philadelphia with relatives. 8-5-Jtp Helen Wilson of Nodh East, Md. MISS Charles Cornog, Walter A. BlaCkwell ess, for the department at the Wil- :;3--;N:;:0~.-2;:-:;:R:-:A-;;T~10::N~B::0:-:0:-:-I<::S:-.-:In- n-a-m-es---:ot NancY Davis ~ nd MISS Donna Eveland H. Lloyd Yarnall, Mrs. Paul Whiteman' re flower girls. Mr~ . James H. Thompson, Clarenc~ :~~!~~~s ~~S~~nd~~~ t~! ~~~se~u~~~ ab~~s i~~~~s~ ~i;sh~7;;~~aM~~il~:~~~ J .,M~~dC · !s .B~~~I~~ OfD~'~;~~~~' ~f ~fti:~~r':~ ~~~~~~SC~I~~:~ ';~~dle~ ~~~~~: w~fr . Charles Davis acted as best m an Smith, Mrs. Edward Pierson, Miss Mar­ faI' Mr. Miller and the ushers were .Mr. jorie Dougherty, Hany Grose and Mr. ~a:aff!0~~:v~ut:e~7er:~;i~hi~~~:~ ~iS~n~e~iS~h~I!~~~ ~t~S~l~i~::~p!~~~ ~:;et~yv~:~l~;~~d ~ . "~:~~u~n:ar~~ :;::::~:-~=:--;P::I::N:-AB-:-=-0::U::T:-:-2':-'-:- L-O-N-G- ,-v-Ith-p-ea-rl k Correll aud Mr. Robert Da VIS. and Mrs. Edwin Shakespeare. phia. Ing this week at Oceo.n City, N. J. ber, at their home on Capital Trail. ~7sfectl~~r~~stJ~~e ~~r~~~~: r~~ Mi~~~ Ja~he brides gown featured a white Phonograph records are still being ======8 Perkins, 140 W. Main St. Ince bodice with a tulle skirt. Her NEWS ABOUT L OCAL received by Mrs. Dickey and her com_ ::-~5-:-:lt=C::-:-=:::---:-:--______fingertip veil was held III ~lace by. a mittee. Please caU Newark 4714 or SALES LADIES. tuB or part time. Good halo of flowers, and she car ned a white BOYS IN SER VICE 2248. I-f:t~c Apply National 5 & 10. prayer book with streamers of garden- Private Glenn A. Taylor has com­ pleted his basic training at Camp Rob­ MARGARET L. LYNAM ia~lrs. Davis \\'ore a yellow gown a nd inson, Arkansas, and is IIOW stationed RECEIVES PROMOTION TELEPHONE carried red roses and blue delphinium. at Camp Fannin, Texas. Miss Bartley's ~ own was of ~Iue ~ nd Margaret L. Lynam, daughter of Mr. Private Richard G. Buekingham, Jr., WOMEN HELP Miss Wilson's plllk. Both carned pmk and Mrs. C. R. Lynam of Ogletown, h as who is stationed at Fort Eustis, Va., roses and blue delphinium. The flow­ been promoted to the rank of corporal spent the past week-end with his par­ WIN TH E WA R! er girls wo re yellow frocks and car­ in the Women's Army Corps. ried Tal isman roses with blue delphin- ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Gilpin Bucking­ ham. She is stationed at Daytona Beach, - In steady jobs Florida, as personnel clerk. iU~he mother of the bride, chose an Private Za ne Galyen of Fort Belvoir - at good wages afternoon dress of brown flowered silk Va., haS' been spending a furlough with The Misses Dorothy, Mary and Janet - clean, safe work with white accessories and wore a cor­ h is parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Galyen Murray of Newark and Marian Myers - Ideal working conditions sage of white gardenias. Mrs. Miller of near ~ewark. of Bellefonte spent the past week-end wore pink silk jersey with white a c­ Private Raymond D. Chalmers, son at Atlantic City. - .)ay wltile training cessories and a corsage of g ardenias. of Mr. and Mrs. David W. Chalmers of - opportunity tor advancenlent ~==~~I. A reception was held following the Prospect Avenue, has been transferred ceremony on the lawn -at the home of from Cherry Point, N. C., to Pensacola - freq uent pay increases Ihe bride. After a wedding trip to Florida, for further instruction in ae r~ New York and Niagara F alls, the cou- ial photography. We have a wide variety ot jobs open­ real opportunity tor American citizens ple witt reside near Oxford, P a. Cadet F . A. Cooch, III, has been in good health. Apply between 9 n. m. spending a five day furlough with his (tEll- and 5 p. m.-9 to 12 Saturdays. parents. Cadet Cooch is enroute to Newark, Del. West Point after several weeks at Fort THEA TRE Eustis, Va. P HONE 3161 EMPLOYMENT OFFICE Announcement is milde of the mar­ 9th and Tatnall Sts. riage of Miss Elsa Je n Houseman, of Ha rlan C. Herdman, Jr., who is sta­ Two shows each nlte, 7 & 9 P . M. Wilmington, Del. tioned at Camp Stewart, Georgia, has Prescriptions Greenwood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Satur day Continuous from 2:30 P. M. Frank G. HOllseman of Philadelphia, been promoted to corporal according Bring Proof ot Citizenship and Lieu!. Charles E. Cranston, son to word received. He was inducted in­ Carefully Compounded of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie T . Truitt of to the service on April 27 of this year BUY WAR BONDS It you are engaged in other war work, Newark, in Christ Episcopal Church, and was formerly employed by the By do not apply . Houston. Texas, on July 17, with the Continental-Diamond Fibre Co. T THIS THEATRE Rev. John E. Hines, offlciating. Private Harry Williamson, after com­ THE DIAMOND STATE TELEPHONE Relatives and close friends attended pletion of his basic tra ining at Camp Fri. & Sat. Aug. 6 & 7 Registered Pharmacists CO. the ceremon y. The bride was given in Robinson, Arkansas, has been transfer- marriage by her father. Lieut. Lawfio n red to Camp Crowder, Mo. Nova Pilbean, Basil Sidney Wanted Depend on us to flU your prescr i pt i ons~xact l y the Campbell of Houston was best man. Elmer D. Miles of 53 Margaret Stree t I N The brid e wore a blue suit with HOUSE. 5 rooms. furnished or unfurnished. left for Camp Lee, Virginia, on Mon­ way your physician orders. Promptness, courtesy and econ­ Write Box 60. Ext. 2, Newark. white accessories and a corsage of gar­ day for induction into the armed ser- "Next of Kin" omy are the foundation of our successful business and you 8-5-Jtc denias. Her aunt, Miss Katie House­ vice. COUPLE DESIRES furnished room with m)D of Greenwood. her attendant, wore Captain and Mrs. P . D. Lovett, Jr., • SATURDAY ONLY may always depend on receiving only t he freshest, purest bath and light housekeeping privileges. Write Box 60. Ext. 2. a blue crepe suit with white acces­ of Camp Stewart,' Jessup, : Ga., will ingredients. 8-5-Jtc !IlrilSand a corsage of white gladiolus. spend the week-end with his parents, "Lost Canyon" hooding dinner followed the cere­ Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Lovett, Old Oa k TO RENT-Single man desires to rent WITH bedroom in private home. Quiet. central IIJtl/lI in the Rice Hotel, Houston. Road. . location desired. Telephone 2948 after 7 P . M. and ask for Mr. Armstrong. The bride is a graduate of Green­ Wm. Boyd Rhodes Drug Store 8-5-2 nc wood High School and ot the Univer­ EXECUTIVE MEETING ------r-r,-- (C. EMERSON JOHNSON, SUCCESSOR) INTE-L-L-IG- E-N-T-P-E-R-S-O-N- d-e-s;-ro-u-s -of-c-h-an-g­ sity of Delaware. Lieutenant Cranston Mon. & Tues. Aug. 9 & 10 Ing to specialized life Insurance work graduated from the Newark High D.A.R. ABOUT SEPT 15 I In county. Reply P. O. Box 706. WU­ PHINES 581-2929 WE DELIVER mlngton. Del. State age and remunera­ School and the University of Delaware. An important executive board meet­ Donald O'Connor and tion expected. ing of the Cooch's Bridge Chapter, Gloria Jean, Peggy Ryan 8-5-4tc AIRS. MILDRED STONE-­ Daughters of the American Revolution, TO BUY-Used high chair. Call 2217. New­ IN ark. MR FRED. R. TRENT will be called about September 15, to 8-5-Jtc Mrs. Mildred Stone, daughter or Mr. pass upon and discuss business which "Mister Big" Waiter L. Fulmer and the late Mrs. has come up during toe summer and Mary E. Fulmer, and Mr. Frederick plans for the coming year, ADDED-MARCH OF TIME 4-ROOM APARTMENT AND BATH. Ap­ Mrs. A. B . Eastman, Mrs. Harvey B.' ply at Ogle town Grocery Store. Ogle­ R. Trent, son of Mrs. S. V. Trent and town. the late Mr. George Trent of Sunny­ Steele, Mrs. J . P. Can n, Mrs. Elsie Bill Jack vs. A.dolph Hitler • 8-5-Jtc brook, Md ., were married in West Armstrong and Mrs. Glenn Skinner ------~ .--, called at the home of the late Mrs. GARAGES. Individual. Overhead doors. Presbyterian Church. Wed. & Thurs. Aug. 11 & 12 Locks. Lights aU night. Back of 72\~ Mary L. Foreman on Sunday and later E. Main Street. Call Farmers Trust Com­ The couple was attended by Mrs. pany for rental. Ralph 'ller and Mr. John Walsh. v isited Mrs.' Arthur Beals. Lana Turner, Robert Taylor 6-IO-tfc Alter a met honeymoon, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. McKay w ill not take any Edward A.rnold Mrs. ::~r are at home at 55 East more magazines or books to the New For Sale IN Delawa:e .-."mue. Castle Air Base, but she will be glad ICE BOX In good condition. Phone 2-1475. to receive d etective stories and paper Newark. I 8-5-Jtc STEWART-McMICHAEL back books. \ "Johnny Eager'" 1 SLIGHTLY USED STEWART ELEC­ MARR IAGE ANNOUNCED TRIC STALK CLIPPER. William Murray. 51 Elkton Road. Phone 2-1332. Newark. Miss Blanche Elizabeth Stewart, 8-5-ltc daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel T. ". . 3 PEDIGREE BERKSHffiE BOARS. 9 Stewart of near Newark, and Mr. weeks old; I Duroc breeding boar. 1 year old: I mule. ,25. Charles Hartman, George E. McMichael, Jr., son of Mr. Announcement New London Road. Newark. and Mrs. George E. McMichael, Sr., 8-5-ltc 01 Oxford , Pa., were married in New­ ACREAGE good locatiorr. near Newark. ark. Bargain. Katharine Williams. 01 E. Main Street, Newark. Phone 8241. The Rev. E. H. Hallman, pastor of 8-5-ltc th ~ Newark Presbyterian Church, of­ GALLON JARS AND JUGS. Also one bar­ fiC iated. The couple will live in Ox­ The Shoe Repair Service rel and one keg. Neighbors Pharmacy. ford, Pa. Keep'sake 8-5-ltc DAVENPORT In fair condition. _ Price JOINT BIBLE CLASS $10.00. Phone 2-1307, Newark. DIAMOND RI~:G 8-5-tlc MEETINGS FOR AUGUST Formerly Operated As MAN'S BICYCLE In good condition. Phone The Ladies and Men's Bible Classes A '1Ceepeci&" wm eloquently 2209, Newark. or the Newark Methodist Church 8-S-ltc INTAGLIO Set 99.75 apeak the 1b0UQhia that are In School will study together each Sun­ Engogemen. Ring 75.00 day dUring the month of August at your heart. ~e'U be ..pedally 9:45 A. M., in the Ladies Class Room thrUled w1tIl your qIft 01 a of the churCh, with Mrs. Williams Pilnick's Shoe Repair "J[eeptI(Ib" bec:cruae tradltlon­ teaching. ally, throuqh 8"e decad... qeD­ . The sUhject .for the second joint ses­ ulne reqJatered ''Keepsake'' DIa­ ROSENTHAL CORN HUSKER-SHRED­ ~on this Sunday will be, "The perfect DERS. small and medium sizes. Steel Is Now Under mond IUnqa have c;rraced Ibe construction, brand new. Great time lSdom and omnipotence of God as and labor savers: make better cattle revealed in His deliverance of Israel hancla 01 Amerlcc{a IoveU. feed, better bedding. Write Frick Com­ brld... ' - - - pany. Waynesboro. Pa. fr om her enemies." 7-IS-8tc Be with us for an hour of Bible Study. . LEWES Set 207.50 Th. J[.. piQU Certulcate of BEAGLE PUPS. Price. $5 . Donald Connell, New Management Engogemen. Ring 200.00 ReQ1atratlon and Guarant .. and Corner Ketch, Newark. the nationally ..tabUahed price ~-:~-~t~ Q 0 U 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 00 00 Ul WOME 'S SOCIETY 10000 ••••• 0. 0 000000000000 • • of on the taq are ClUuraDC:" 01 true MEETS AT STANTON quallty cmcl ..alue. , --- SocSta' nton, Augllst 5th - The Women's• R. T. Jones Sta lety or Christian Service of the Come ID aooD and Me thiDew nton Methodist ChUrch w ill meet .'EM...... IDCItchecl Hta_lD_CI ~uneral ~rector ~~ Thursday, August 5th at the church NICK CIMINI wid, fCIII(Je of prIc... ; m:m~r all .day quilting party. The Uphot.ter;na Who will continue to give the same bigb quality of FREE Eelqu.,,. Boo1ii "" ~I and s ":'Ill. meet in the morning IIETHANY Set 375.00 g I take PicnIC lunch; those who can ilian. ami mlllCGry e"I!!'~ lind ReptJlr Wor. 0/ All KltuII n the aIlernoon 0 ly wl1\ take sup­ Engog~~M_!!." ~ ~r wor kmanship, ser vice and economy 8S in tbe past...... ntl.ntI~ by E4perknced Meehanlu. busin~e SOCI~ty will bold its monthly followi meetlO~ on Thursdny evening, All Wori GlUJrant.~d will b ng the qUlltlJ1g party. The affair e Church held in the basement of the. Mervin S. Dale ·iC... ~ to assi~t, nand all ~e~bers. arc asked Jeweler a be fl s the qUllt IS belJ1g made as III We.t Mill,. St,.. , M~e t tor the church. 59 ~ Ea't Main Street Newark, Del. NlIWar. 8oUld~:lJn a Boulden and Mrs. Lillian Week i at Stan:on are spending this -- ,. (If.-~'")aJ~ ' --­ I Phane flU Grace n AUanhc City. N. -. Mrs. DAbQtfAfiiis roa WA1'aa.'-" idfi_ Vey ar:U~~~urne a~d Miss Clara Mo­ 1:::':111111::1:1111 1111111 Ille reSort Wi~P~::~g n few days at The Newark Post The Newark Post, Newark, Delaware, Thursday, Augu t 5, lS43 Sureshot wants 0 thank Bill ard.on for remembering him and send­ Ing him a 5-franc note. Bill, I really appreciated tha . ow if someone would NEWARK JUNIOR LEGION IN NEWARK HIGH NORMAN,J. WIRTWILij only send me a Getman h lrnet that I could use during air raids and a gas mask, the only thing else that I might TIE WITH CLAYMONT TEAM CUB PACK PACER WINS STRAIGHT HEATS need would be a cane for my oid age. Olan Thomas wrote to me again this week. Olan, I conveyed your mess~e . She was real pleased. No, I did not go FOR STATE CHAMPIONSlllP DEFEATS TO TAKE 3 YEAR OLD PACE to see her- I called her up, Also had a lener from Jack Powell PACK 74 who sllid by ELMER C. TAYLOR. Sheriff dred and twenty feet from the North­ intersection of the Northerly side of Ter­ westerly corner of Hazeldell Avenue and corner of said lot No. 100, thence North- lows, to Sheriff's Offices. Wilmington, Del. ~Vlt. minal Thoroughfare with the Easterly Newark Street. thence Westerly along the ~::"~~g S~~~~e~!y o~~dhu"::!~lfe~~t~o s:~: erly Sixty feet to the Southwesterly corner Beglnnmg on the Easterly side of Wild- July29, 1943. same Northerly side of Albany Avenue. side of Port Avenue; thence Easterly by Northerly line of lot No. 46. Block 7. one the said side of Terminal Thoroughfare 8~ , 12 , 19 hundred feet. thence Northerly along the thence Easterly with the said Northerly ~~o~~t t~: ' S~O~ih!:,,~c~I;~ ~e~~~d ~~~te~~ ~~I ~71~~~e .:~c~~: ~~~th~:~~~~ ~~;.~:~ side of Albany Avenue forty feet to the 104 one hundred feet to the Westerly std~ .thence Southerly along Wlldell Avenue forty feet to a corner; thence Northerly SiiERIFF 'S SALE-By vir tue of a writ of Easterly line of lots Nos. 12, 13. 14 and and parallel with Port Avenue one hun­ 15. Block 7, eighty feet. thence' Easterly place of beginning, Be the contents thereof of Wlldell Avenue. thence Southerly along about eIghty feet to the Northwesterly Order of Sale No. 170 September Term what they may. Wlldeli Avenue Sixty feet to the point of corner of lot No. 6, Block 15. thence East­ dred l eet to a corner; thence Westerly I~ 10 me di rected will be exposed to along the Southerly line of lot No ' 41 and parallel with Terminal Thoroughfare Block 7, one hundred feet to the Wesierly RICHARD B. PATTERSON-V-30-585 beginning, Be the contents thereof what erly along the Northerly line of said lot PubliC Sale at the Court House. South­ Seized and taken In execution ' as the they may. NO.6 one hundred and thir teen and elghty- forty feet to the said Easterly side of Port east Corner of Eleventh and King Streets. side of Hazeldell Avenue. thence South­ Avenue and thence thereby Southerly one erly along Hazeldell Avenue eighty feet property of Richard B. Patterson and to JAMES HENRY NORlES-T-37-476 six hundredths ieet. thence Norther ly Cily of Wil mington, New Castle County. be sold by Seized and taken In execution as the along the Westerly line of lot No. 11. hundred feet to the place of beginning. Delaware. to the point of beginning. X-29-192 property of James Henry Norles and to be Block 15 (I n part) eighty feet to the ~~H~ e r:.o~~n~~~~e~~~~;5~hat they m ay. , ON FRIDAY • Sheriff's ~~~~ ~i';;:~~~~~'D~~.erlff sold by Southerly side of Camden Street. thence '!lfE TWENTIETH DAY OF AUGUST. 1943 Seized and taken In execution as the July 30. 1943 . ELMER C. TAYLOR, Sheriff Westerly a long Camden Street one hun- Seized and taken in execution as the • 1 property of Mary Llslcka and to be sold 10 o'clock A. M .. Eastern War Time, 8-5. 12. 19 Sheriff's Offices. Wilmington, Del. dred ~nd seventeen a nd seventy-one hun- property of John M. Webb and to be the follow ing described Real Estate viz: by July 30, 1943. dredths feet to the poInt of beginning, sold by All those certain iots or parcels of land ELMER C. TAYLOR, Sheriff SHE;lUFF'S SALE-By virtue of a writ of 8-5. 12. 19 Be the contents thereof what they may. ELMER C. TAYLOR. Sheriff ,tulle in New Castle Hundred. New Cas­ Sheriff's Offices. Wilmington, Del. Order of Sale No. 179 September Term ANNA P . POLCINO--P-35-520 Sheriff 's Offices. Wilmington, Del. tit Co unl y and State of Delaware. com­ July 29. 1943. 1943 to me directed will be exposed to Seized and tal,en In execution as the July 30. 1943. SHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue of a writ of 8-5, 12, 19 ,;sing lots Nos. 32 and 33. of Block 16. 8-5. 12.19 Public Sale at the Court House, South. Order of Sale No. 183 September Term property of Anna P. Polcino and to be rl IlInquadale. as appears on the plot east Corner of Eleventh and King Streets. 1943 to me directed will be exposed to sold by . ~.treof recorded in the Office for the SHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue of a writ of ELMER C. TAYLOR. Sheriff SHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue of a writ of Order of Sale No. 175 September Term ~~r..~!r:llmlngton. New Castle County. Public Sale at the Court House, South­ Lev. Fac. No. 193 September Term 1943 Looording 01 Deeds in and for New Castle east Corner of Eleventh and King Streets, Sheriff's Offices, Wilmington, De l. Counly aloresaid. tn Deed Record D Vol. 1943 to me directed will be exposed to July 30. 1943. to me d irected will be exposed to Pub­ ON FRIDAY City of Wilmington. New Castle County. lic Sale at the Court House. Southeast n, Page 601. etc.. more particularly be­ Public Sale at the Court House. South­ Delaware. 8-5. 12. 19 piling at a point one hundred and forty east Corner of Eleventh and King Streets T?t Corner at Eleventh and King Streets. ~Wo~:':;:T: ~t YE~!e~.!'~~~TTil!~~ ON FRIDAY City of Wilmington, New Castle County. It!t distant in a Westerly direction from ~~r..~!r:llmlngton. New Castle County: the following described Real Estate viz : THE TWENTIETH DAY OF AUGUST. 1943 SHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue of a w rit of inlersecllon of Ihe Northerly side of Order of Sale No. 187 September Term Delaware. tte All that certain tract or parcel of land at 10 o'clock A. M" Eastern War Time, ON MONDAY i>UIIon 51reet with the Westerly side of ON FRIDAY 1943 to me directed will be exposed to situate In New Castle Hundred. New Cas­ the following described Real Estate viz: THE TWENTY-THIRD DAY OF bidell Avenue and running thence Wes· Public Sale at the Court House, South­ T?t tle County and State of Delaware and All those certain lots or parcels of land AUGUST. 1943 III, .Iong the Northerly side of Houston ~Wo~~';ET: ~~ YE~!e~.!'~~~TTI~~3 east Corner of Eleventh and KIng Streets. comprising lots Nos. 105. 106. 107 and 108 situate In New Castle Hundred, New Cas­ at 10 o'clock A. M .. Eastern War Time. ~ forly feet; thence Northerly paral­ the following described Real Estate viz; City of Wilmington , New Castle County. All that certain lot or parcel of land of Block X, of Holloway Terrace, as ap­ tle County and State of Delaware. and Delaware. the following described Real Estate viz : it with Hazeldell Avenue one hundred pears on the plot thereof recorded In the comprising lots Nos. 104 and 105 of Block ALL THAT certain lot, piece or parcel I!!t; \hence Easterly parallel with Hous­ situate near the City of New Castle In ON FRIDAY the Hundred and County of New Castle. office for Recording Deeds, etc.. In and I , of Mlnquadale. as appears on the plot THE TWENTIETH DAY OF AUGUST, 1943 of land with the two story brtCI< llweiling \rj> stlttt lorty feet and thence South for New Castle County aforesaid In Deed thereof recorded in the office for Record­ pl!il\wllh Hazeldeli Avenue one hun· State of Delaware and being lots Nos. 30 at 10 o'clock A. M .. Eastern War Time. house thereon e rected, situate In the City Record X . Volume ~. Page 801, etc .. and Ing Deeds. etc.. In and for New Castle the following described Real Estate viz: of Wilmington. New Castle County and 4rtd I!!I" the place of beginning. and 31. of Block A. as shown on the plot more particularly bounded and described County aforesaid under deed Record D. State of Delaware, bounded and described P-NI or plan of Rogers Manor. as the same Is Vol. 27. Page 801, etc.• and more particu­ All that certain tract or parcel of land now recorded In the office of the Recorder as follows. to wit: situate in New Castle Hundred, Ne w Cas­ as follows, to-wit: S!iztd and taken in execution as the Beginning a t-a point In the Easterly larly bounded and described as follows. praperty 01 Toni Krupl.nskl and to be of Deeds. in New Castle County and State tle County and State of Delaware and BEqINNlNG at a point on the Northerly boundary of Holloway Terrace at a dis­ to wit: side of Mar yland Avenue. at the d istance ~!;by of Delaware. In Deed Recol'd B. Vol. 30. BegInning on the Westerly side of Wlldell comprIsing lots Nos. 25 and 26 of Block Page 601. and bounded and described as tance of nine hundred and nineteen and " X " of Holloway Terrace as appears on of one hundred and twenty-six feet and ELMER C. TAYLOR. SheriJ! forty-five hundredths feet. more or less. Avenue at the Northeasterly corner of lot seven Inches Easterly from the point of Sheriff's Offices. Wilmington, Del. follows: No. 103. · Blpck I, thence Westerly along the plot thereof recorded In the office for Beginning at a point In the Southwest­ Southerly from a point formed by the recording deeds, etc.. In and for New Intersection of the Northeasterly side of July 29, 1943 Intersection of the said Easterly boundary the Northerly line of said lot No. 103, one Oak Street with the Northerly side of 1-l. 12, 19 erly side of Brylgon Avenue at a distance hundred Ieet to the Northwesterly corner Castle County aforesaid In Deed Record of, forty feet Northwesterly from the of Holloway Terrace with the Southerly X. Vol. 25. Page 801, etc .• and more par­ Mar yland Avenue; thence Northerly. pass­ side of School Land. saId point of begin­ of said lot No. 103. thence Northerly forty ing through the middle of the party divis­ S!iERIFF 's SALE-By virtue of a writ 01. Northwesterly side of Fourteenth Street. feet to the Southwesterly corner of lot ticularly bounded and described as follows. Order 01 Sale No. 171 September Term ning being a corner for lots Nos. 108 and to wit: . Ion wall between the house on this lot thence Southwe~terly and parallel with No. 106. Block I, thence along the South­ and the house adjoining on the West and 1913 10 me directed will be exposed to Fourteenth Street one hundred and fifty 109, of Block X. as the same appears on Beginning at a point In ttle Southeasterly the map of Holloway Terrace. thence erly line of said lot No. 106 one hundred crossing the head of a three fee t wide Public Sale at the Court House. South~ feet to a corn.,r. thence Northwesterly feet to the Westerly side of Wildell Ave­ boundary of Holloway Terrace at the dis­ Westerly and perpendicular to the said tance of four hundred and eighty-three alley which opens Into a ten feet wide east Corner of Eleventh and King Streets. and parallel with said Brylgon Avenue nue. thence Southerly along Wildell Ave­ alley. which leads Into Harrison Street, forty feet to a corner. thence Northeast· Easterly boundary of Holloway Terrace and six tenths feet more or less North­ ~r.~!r:'llmln gto n. New Castle County, one hundred feet to the Easterly side of nue forty feet to the point of beginning. and into anothe,' three feet wide alley. erly and parallel with said Fourteenth Be the contents thereof what they may. easterly from the Intersection of the said East Avenue and thence thereby Southerly Southeasterly boundary of Holloway Ter· which leads Into Oak Street. about sev­ Street one hundred and fifty feet to the JAMES HENRY NORlES-V-37-191 enty-nine feet to a point In line of land TIlE TWENTIE~~ ~~~~ AUGUST 1943 said Southwesterly side of Brylgon Ave· eighty feet to the point. thence Easterly SeIzed and taken In execution' as the race with the Southwesterly boundary of and parallel with the IIrst course hereof Holloway Terrace, the said point of be­ of thence al 10 o'clcek A. M., Eastern War Tln'le. nue and thence thereby Southeasterly property of James Henry Norles and to Southeasterly. parallel wfth Oak Street the lollowlng described Real Estate viz: forty feet to the plaee of beginning. one hundred feet to the said Easterly be sold by ginning being a corner for lots 24 and 25 boundary of Holloway Terrace and thence about twenty-four feet to a point; thence ,All that cerlain tract or parcel of land Edward G. Mlller-L-30-513 ELMER C. TAYLOR, Sheriff of Block X aforesaid; thence Northwesterly Southerly and passing through the middle ~Iuale In New Castle Hundred, New Cas· Seized and taken In execution as the thereby Northerly and parallel with East Sherlff's Offices. Wilmington. Del. and perpendicular to the said Southeast­ Avenue eighty feet to the place of be· of the party division wall between the Ue Counly and State of Delaware and property of Edwin G. Miller and to be July 30. 1943, erly boundary of Holloway Terrace one house on this lot and the house adjoin ing ~~prl.lng lots Nos. 43 and 44, of Block sold by . ginning. Be the contents thereof what 8-5. 12, 19 hundred feet to the Southeasterly sIde of they may. on the East, about fifty -nine feet to the 5 01 Holloway Terrace. as appears on ELMER C. TAYLOR, Sheriff East Avenue and thence thereby North said Northerly sIde of Maryland Avenue; tht plot thereol recorlled In the office for Sherlff's OffIces. Wilmington, Del. RUPOLPH NARVATIL-U-26-337 SHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue of a writ of easterly forty feet to a point. thence South­ Seized and taken In execution as the and thence thereby Easterly. fifteen feet ~rdlng Deeds, etc.. In and for New Order of Sale No. 184 September Term easterly and parallel with the first course to the place of Beginning, w ith the free July 30. 1943. property of Rudolph Narvatll and to be X Ie C<>unty aforesaid, in Deed Record 8-5, 12. 19 1943 to me directed will be exposed to hereof one hundred feet to the said South­ use and privilege of the said two three­ sold by Public Sale at the Court House. South­ easterly boundary of Holloway Terrace feet wide alleys and the said te n feet iku:'iy25bO~~~ ~d8O!~:t~~~~~be'::0: ~~~: SHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue of a writ of ELMER C. TAYLOR, Sheriff east Corner of Eleventh and King Streets. and thence thereby Southwesterly and wide alley. In common with others en­ lows : Beginning at a point In the North· Order of Sale No. 176 September TeTm SheriJ!'s Offices, Wilmington. Del. City of Wilmington. New Castle County. parallel with East Avenue forty feet to titled thereto forever. 1943 to me directed will be exposed to July 30. 1943. Delaware. the place of beginning, Be the contents BEING a part of the same land and ~~~~~I!~~eN~frt~~~ts ~;I:n~:o::.t t~:~:::::: Public Sale at the Court House. South· 8-5. 12. 19 ON FRIDAY thereof what they may. premises that were conveyed In fee unto ~lerly 81de of Sixth Street. thence North. east Comer of Eleventh and King Streets. THE TWENTIETH DAY OF AUGUST. 1943 CARMINE VERDERAMO--U -26-572 Llndmore Improvement Company by Deed SHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue of a writ of ....lerly and para lie I with Sixth Street City of Wilmington, New Castle County, at 10 o'clock A. M .• Eastern War Time. Seized and taken In execution as the of William F . Nye. dated July 20th. A. D .. Order of Sale No. 160 September Term one hundred leet to a point, thence North. Delaware. the following described Real Estate viz : property of Carmine Verderamo and to 1908. and recorded at Wilmington In the ~rlY and parallel with Eaat Avenue ON FRIDAY 1943 to me directed will be exposed to All that certain lot. tract or parcel of be sold by office of the Recorder of Deeds. In and THE TWENTIETH DAY OF AUGUST, 1943 Public Sale at the Court House. South· land situate In New Castle Hundred. New ELMER C. TAYLOR. Sheriff for New Castle County. aforesaid In Deed east Corner of Eleventh and King Streets. ~/ P~~tll~~ ~~Inttheth;'~s~e c~=e~;!:,>; at 10 o'clock A. M., Eastern War Time, Castle County and State of Delaware. Sherlff's Offices. Wilmington, Del. Record V. Volume 21. Page 473. & c .• . City of Wilmington, New Castle County. comprising lots Nos. 3 and 4 of Block X . :: h~ndred ieet 10 the Northwesterly the followIng described Real Estate viz: July 30. 1943. Seized and taken In execution as the All those certain lots. pieces or parcels Delaware. 8-5. 12, 19 property of Llndmore Improvement Com­ Soul; East Avenue and thence thereby ON FRIDAY begl westerly forty feet to the place of of land situate In the Hundred and Coun· ~~otH~~~::1 ;:c"::~~~ I~s t~~p:l:t~~ ~~r ~~~ pany, a corporation of the State of Dela­ ty of New Castle and State Delaware THE TWENTIETH DAY OF AUGUST. 1943 cording deeds. etc .• In and for New SHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue of a writ of theyn~~~,. Be the contents thereof what 01 Order of Sale No. 188 September Term ware and to be sold by deSignated as lot No. 19, Section 6, and at 10 o'clock A. M .. Eastern War Time, Castle County aforesaid. In Deed Record ELMER C. TAYLOR. SheriJ! the following described Real Estate viz : X. Vol. ~. Page 801. etc .• and more par­ 1943 to me dtrected will be exposed to S·29·337 the Westerly twenty feet of 'Iot No. 16, Shrrlff's Offices, Wilmington, Del. All that certain tract or parcel o' land tlcularly bounded and described as fol- Public Sale at the Court House, South· pr~ze: and taken In execution 'as the Section 6, accord In, to the map or plan east Corner of Eleventh and King Streets, August 3. 1943. by r Y 01 Andro Leckl and to be sold of Hamilton Park. duly recorded In the situate In New Castle Hundred, New lows. to wit: 8-5. 12, 19 Castle County and State of Delaware and Beginning at a point sixty-nine and City of Wilmington. New Castle County. office for the recording of deeds, etc.• Delaware. in and for New CasUe County herein comprising lot No. 127 of Bloek X of seven tenths feet. more or less distant ON FRIDAY SHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue of a writ of Sher ' ELMER C. TAYLOR. SheriJ! Holloway Terrace. as appears on the plot from a point formed by the Intersection JUly ~~ ~fI4~mcc s . Wilmington. Dei. described as one lot and beIng more par· THE TWENTIETH DAY OF AUGUST. 1943 Vend. Exp. Monition No. 195 September tlcularly bounded and described as fol· thereof recorded in the office for recording of the Easterly side of East Avenue with at 10 o'clock A. M .. Eastern War Time, Term 1943 to me directed will be ex- 1,5,12.19 deeds, etc .• In and for New Castle County the Southerly boundary line of Holloway lows. to wit: the following descrIbed Real Estate viz : posed to Public Sale at the Court House. Beginning on the Southerly stde of aforesaid in deed record X. Vol. ~. Page Terrace and running thence Northerly All that certain tract or parcel of land Southeast Corne.r of Eleventh and King 801 etc a'nd more particularly bounded along the Easterly side of East Avenue SiiEiiIrrOrder 01·s ~~LE-BY virtue of a wrIt of South Street at a diltance of three hun· situate In New Castle Hundred. New Streets, City of Wilmington, New Castle dred and el,hteen feet and six Inches East· and des~rlbed al follows. to wit : forty feet. thence Easterly at right angles Castle County and State of Delaware and County, Delaware. 1143 to a e No. 172 September Term Beginning at a point In the Easterly to East Avenue one hundred feet. thence Publl Sme directed wi II be exposed to erly from the Easterly side of New Caltle comprising lots Nos. 43. 44, 45. 46 and 47 ON TUESDAY easl c ale at the Court House, South. Avenue. said point of beginning being at boundary of Holloway Terrace at a dls- Soutberly along the Ea!terly boundary of Block "Q" of Holloway Terrace. as THE TWENTY-FOURTH DAY OF tance of five hundred and thlrty·ntne and of Holloway Terrace forty feet and thence Clly ~~r~r 01 Elevcnth a nd King Streets, the Easterly comer of lot No. 20. Section appen.rs orr the plot thereof recorded In _ AUGUST. 1943 6. on said plot, thence Southerly along forty· five hundredths feet more or less Westerly along'the line ot lot No. 2 in the office for recording deeds. etc .• In at 2:30 o'clock P . M .• Eastern War Time. Delaware."mlngton. New Castle County. Southerly from a point formed by the Block X one hundred feet to the place the Easterly boundary of lot No. 20, Sec· and for New Castle County aforesaid In the Iollowlng described Real Estate viz : THE TW ON FRIDAY tlon 8. on said plot one hundred and Intersection of said Easterly boundary of of beginning. Deed Record X, Vol. 25. Page 801. etc.. All that certain lot. pIece or parcel of Holloway Terrace with the Southerly side WILLIAM S