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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-03
ChYba.

"Prozil isl ma prazdninovych
cestach nejake nestestf ma ze-
leznici?"
%, ano, velke nestestf, a 81
&c. kdyz jsem v tunelu polibil
otce mfsto dcery."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-03

V Sacramento, Kalifornie,
pet VENT v t~restnici Folsom,
obzalovanych re zabit1 zalaf-
nfka Clarence Larkina pri rio
tn 10. zari, bylo odsouzeno k
smrti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-03
Do hospody trefi, ne z
hospody.

"Uz jste zdomacnel v Pra-
re, pane Pijavko?" edo
macnel." "A k FlekGm uz
take trefite 2" "Coz pax k
Flekdm treffm, ale cd Flek1
netrefim."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-03
ZvSdava.

eta zaba sousedovic chtela,
abych il ukazala jazyk."
"Proc?" "Protoze pry je-
il tata povidal, re mann sprav-
ne podrfznutej jazyk."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-03
Nepospichal.

Ucitel: "Vonasku, vratil isl
ten los, co isl nasel?" taze Sc
pan ucitel. "Proslm, anO,
hned pc tahu."
Milford chronicle., 1937-07-23

uate of the Womans College, Uni
versity of Delaware, and from the
School of Nurses of the Jewish Hos
pital in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Matte Dodd, Mrs. Bertha
Mathis and Billy Downing have been
occupying Mrs. Dodd's house at Oak
Orchard a part of this week.
Mrs. Harold Kruger entertained
her mother and sister, Mrs. Langrell
and Miss Langrell Of Preston. Md. a
day last week.
DR.. and Mrs. w. B. Atkins are max
ing numerous changes in their home
on Morris Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Bennett and
children returned from a months
visit with relatives in West Virginia.
Mrs. Ruth Hall Bailey spent last
Sunday with friends in Wilmington.
Mrs. w. J. P. White has returned
from Rehoboth and is improving from
an attack of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Harold Dobson'
and daughters, Eleanor and Kathleen
are spending the week at Oak Or
chard.
Mrs. H. B. Mitchell has been en-
her sister, Mrs. Boyer, of
for several days.
Milford chronicle., 1937-07-23
MILLSBORO

A group of young people from tn,
Epworth League met at the home o
Misses Virginia and Grace Lingo las
Wednesday night and a most delight
ful evening was spent.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams re.
turned on Sunday afternoon from 8
two months trip to several European
countries.
Funeral services for Mrs. Fannie
Parker. wife of Albert Parker, and
mother of Mrs. Madge Hudson, Har-
vey and Frank Parker. were held al
the home last Sunday afternoon and
iDterment was made In Mechanics
Cemetery. The service was conduct
ed by Rev. L. E. Wimbrow, assisted
by Rev. John A. Clark of Chinco-
league Island, a former pastor of
Mrs. Parker.
Mrs. Blanche Barber, wife of An
thony Barber, who lived near Days
boro, died at the home of her cousin,
Mrs. John Perry. last Friday. She
was buried in Mechanics Cemetery
here on Monday after funeral SER
vices had been conducted in the
church at Dagsboro. Mrs. Barber
had many friends here where she
was a frequent visitor.
At the annual dinner meeting of
the Delaware Rural Letter Carriers
at the Hotel Richardson
ln Dover. Saturday night, Charles A.
Lingo was elected president and Mrs.
Charles Lingo was elected vice-presi-
lent of the Ladies' Auxiliary. The
elected Mrs. Lingo delegate
it-large with Mrs. William T. Moore
alternate to the national convention
n New Orleans, La, this fall.
William H. Ayres has been ap-
,ointed by Governor Richard C. Nc
iullen, a member of the Delaware
facing Commission.
Mrs. Joseph Hiffe has returned to
Ter home in Philadelphia after visit !
ng her sister. Mrs. Ernest C. Black
tone for several days.
Mrs. Edward H. McCabe and Miss |
iarie McCabe spent part of last week /
n Toms River, N. ]. with Mrs. Nc I
'abe's father.
Miss McCabe has resumed her work
4 Georgetown as a social worker af-
sr completing a six months course
training at the University of Penn
ylvania. Miss McCabe is a grad
Milford chronicle., 1937-07-23
OVERBROOK

Whites Chapel Sunday Schoo
will picnic at Riyerdale Park on
Thursday, July 22nd.
Miss Catherine Cole and Mrs. Ef.
fie Parsons called on Mr.. John Hous.
ton, who has been at the home OF his
parents for several weeks suffering
from an operation on his foot which
was injured by his sticking a nail
in his foot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Plummer and
two children. Ruth and Margaret
Fisher spent last Saturday with rela-
tives in Milford.
Miss Erma Simpler and brother
Linwood Simpler. and friend spent
the weekend with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Simpler.
Miss Faye White spent the week.
end with her aunt, Mrs. Howard Nc
Intire in Lewes.
The farmers are about through
threshing wheat and oats for this
season. The yield was fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Stout and
son Franklin, of Milton. were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Legates on Sun
Milford chronicle., 1937-07-23
FRANKFORT

Master Gordon Kuhen Of winn
etha, Illinois, is spending the sum
mer with Mr.. and Mrs. William z
Monroe at Omar. Del.
Mrs. Ross Nissley of Hummels
town, Pa, and her son Robert, wh'
was recently married, are visiting
relatives in this town. Mrs. Missile,
was formerly Miss Lizzie Long o
Frankford.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Winaur o
Stonehurst. Pa, recently spent {
few days with Mrs. Josephine Wat
son.
During the extremely hot weather
the Frankford Volunteer Fire Com.
pany was called out several times tc
assist in keeping chickens from be.
ing suffocated. The companies from
Millsboro, Millville and Selbyville
were also called. The buildings were
cooled by having the roofs sprinkled
with water. 1t is estimated that
growers lost 10000 or more broilers.
They were large enough to sell.
1t is publically announced that the
Diamond State Telephone Company
has purchased property on the Frank
ford -Dagsboro State Highway. The
property is a short distance north
OF the John M. Clayton School. This
purchase marks the first step In the
company's extensive service improve
ment program which provides for the
introduction of the dial telephone
system throughout this territory in
July of next year, and the establish
ment of a new dial central office area
in Dagsboro Hundred to serve the
communities of Frankford and Days
boro. A one-story fire-proof build
ing will be erected to house the new
central office equipment. Prelim-
mary engineering studies are well
on the project.
Under the auspices of the Houston
NJ. E. Church at Hickory Hill. an old
fashioned basket camp meeting will
be held there from August 1st to
18th. II will be directed by the pas
ton. the Rev. H. r. McDade. The |
best of preachers and special sing
ers have been engaged. The hours |
are: Supper meeting at p. M;
evening services at and 8 p. m.; |
all day. 9. 1890. 2.30, Z, s.
William A. Gum. 3rd, and family |
of Line Lexington, Pa, spent the
weekend here with his parents, Mr.. /
and Mrs. William A. Gum.
We regret to announce the illness
of Mr.. William E. Gray at his home
near town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebe Walter and son
Ebe of Plant City. Fla. are spending
the summer in Frankford.
Charles R. Cropper. age so years
of Manoa. Pa, died Tuesday of this
week at the home of his lifelong
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Long,
on the Frankford-Dagsbo State |
Highway. He was visiting his friends |
and had been there about two weeks.
He had been i'll for some time. He |
was a son of the late Charles W. and |
Anna c. Cropper of Bishopville. Md. |
He was also a grandson of Asa Gray |
Of this community. Funeral services |
we're held Thursday at the funeral |
Darlors in Selbyville of Mrs. NJ. p. |
Interment in the Bishopville |
It is understood that the Frank !
ord canning plant is to operate this
season and that they want all the |
'ormer employees and others who
want to work to report.
Milford chronicle., 1937-07-23
BLANCHARD'S STATION

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Marvel at
tended the funeral of his mother
last week. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Herbert Edgell
have recently had a telephone in
stalled in their home to begin with
the new dial system.
Mrs. Darwin Savage and daughter
are spending two weeks with her
parents prior to making their future
home in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Hall and fam
lily of Wilmington spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. Delmar Holland
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Kratz enter
tanned over the weekend Homer
Kratz of Kennett Square, Mr.. Thomas
White, Sr and Thomas White, Jr. OF
Philadelphia. Mr.. White, Sr. re-
mained for visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Edgell had with
them over the weekend their son
from the CCC Camp at Leipsic.
Miss Margaret Mcdowell, George
. Collision and Jack Mcdowell spent
Sunday evening at Rehoboth.
Miss Marguerite Owens of Phila
delphia is paying an indefinite visit
to her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Stokes.
Walter J. Mills was quite i'll during
the past weekend but is improved
now.
Darwin Savage of Wilmington |
spent the weekend here with his
family and mother and father-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Kratz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Newton, Sr.
are entertaining their four grand
children from Philadelphia for a
while.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mcdowell and
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Harmon and son 1
Ralph motored to Rehoboth Sunday
and spent the evening.
Milford chronicle., 1937-07-23
FELTON,

DIR. and Mrs. L L. Fstchett ar
spending their vacation with rela
tives In GAINESVILLE. Wisconsin.
Mrs. Maude Reynolds and Misi
Caroline Simpler have been spending
the. week with Mrs. Donald Morton
in Wilmington.
Mrs. John Herring, Mist' Mary Bid
die and Mrs. Mary Amer combie are
at THE Strand" In Atlantic City for
two weeks.
Miss Leora Kent has returned
from a trip to the Luray c'averns In
Virginia and Washington ID. e.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Kf!llen have
been visiting in Salem. VA. Mrs. c.
c. Camden, their daughter, returned
home with them for visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Briinghurst
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. William Wheatley In Winches-
ter, Va.
Mrs. Robert Reynolds and son Of
Wilmington were visitors in town
last Friday.
Mrs. Sara Griner Of Dover is
spending a week with her father,
W. H. Frazier. They entertained a
family party Of eighteen on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. East with Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth East Of Dover
spent several days this week In
Melfa, Va, as the guests of MIR. and
Mrs. George Rev.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bringhurst has re-
turned from visit with DR.. and Mrs.
Louis Bringhurst in Elwyn. Pa.
Donald Morton, Jr., of Whining
ton visited relatives here last week.
The marriage of Miss Virginia |
Lois Case, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. |
]. Burton Case to Charles Hatfield |
of Claymont will take place In Will
mington on Saturday, July "a. After
a wedding trip the young couple will
make their home in Wilmington.
A building, used as warehouse
in the lumber yard belonging to c.
NJ. Simpler, was destroyed by fire on
Sunday afternoon. Fortunately there
was only a small amount of lumber
and coal stored in the building. The
blaze was believed to have been
started by sparks from a passing
rain.
Mrs. Alvin FARRELL is visiting her
in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Caldwell and
Tamily of Chesapeake City were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Rix Gerry
IN Monday. Thelma Gerry who has
been visiting in Chesapeake City re-
home with them.
Miss Margaret Shaub who is in
raining at the Wilmington General
is spending few days with
Mrs. Lille Hugg.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Petry. with
John Moore, Robert Hopkins and
Robert Sherwood spent the week
end on a motor trip over the Sky
line Drive in Virginia.
Mrs. John Killen, Miss Rachel Kill
len with Miss Annie Fleming and
Miss Leora Meredith spent Sunday at
Oak Orchard. They had as their
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. George Plum
mer and daughter Carolyn and JOS
eph Crockett of Wilmington.
The Denton Pilgrim Holiness
Milford chronicle., 1937-07-23

day. In the afternoon they all mo-
tored to Ocean City.
Miss Dorothy Taylor of Cape
Charles. who is spending some time
with her grandparents, Mrs. Lizzie
Roach. spent Monday with MIR. and
Mrs. Sylvester Legates near Milton.
Sunday School next Sunday morn
ing at 9.45. followed by preaching
at IL by the pastor, Rev. ]. f.
Graham.
Milford chronicle., 1937-07-23
ENGLISH CLASS

Teacher-Name three collective
nouns.
Tommy = Flypaper. wastebasket.
and vacuum cleaner.
Milford chronicle., 1937-07-23

Some folks deserve much credit
but cash is better.
Milford chronicle., 1937-07-23

The Denton Pilgrim Holiness
Camp meeting will be held from July
% to August 1, inclusive.
Evening star., 1937-03-17

ridge trade. Dancing is to Pete Ma
cias' own orchestra, directed by Irv
Levick. The arrangements are by
Artie Humes, and there's incidental
entertainment by Burrus Williams,
Don Shook, Jimmie Nichols and Rutt
Hawn.
Lotus-There's q brand-new revue,
with . new group Of Paul Florenz
beauties. Specially acts are = pair Of
the best seen around town 1c many
a moon-the Eltons in q mad and
hilarious comedy adagio, and the
Winstead Trio. whose songs are "the
nuts" Al Norton Is the master of
ceremonies, there are songs by Evelyn
Knight, and Bill Strickland's Capitol
ians make the music.
X X +
Ell Patio-Portia c. Portar, who
has q fellowship from the Julliard
School OF Music to prove her ability
as a composer, remains to do Mexican
and Spanish dances as the high light
OF the evenings entertainment. Other
fun and dance music Is supplied by
Sande Williams and his orchestra, q
group Of lads who do some bright
song novelties
X
Pail Mall Room Little Sammy
Robbins and his orchestra continue
to play dance music as it should be
played. There are pleasant inter-
ludes Of song by Marji Naylor.
Wardman Park Hotel-There's mu-
sic for dancing played sweetly and
smartly by Arthur Warren and his
orchestra, popular with a lot OF the
people up New York and Westchester
way. The Saturday tea dances are fun.
Hi-Hat Lounge The Royal Ha-
waiians provide music for entertain
ment, featuring this week all the tunes
from Bing Crosby's new picture, "Wai-
kiki Wedding" Helen Malcolm is on
Evening star., 1937-03-17
After Dark
Smart People, Smart Things, Smart Places.
BY the Spectator.
TradeM eMarkRe u a pata
BY the Spectator


had been filched, there was only on<
way to park it =. They had to picl
1t up and carry 1t to the curb
That's their story, anyway
The guest book out at the
Shoreham ball room looked like q
small edition of the Almanac de
Gotha not so many nights ago
With the Earl of Carrick, the Prince
OF Hohenloe, Viscountess Falmouth
Count de Roussy de Sales all on
hand at various times, plying their
separate paths of pleasure Also
there were Brien Mcmahon, assistant
Attorney General in the Department
OF Justice and Dan McGarth, special
assistant to the Attorney General
calling upon Lester Cole and his Mid
shipmen, now singing at the spot
where year ago they gave up being
Texas Rangers to sing sailor songs
Also a party from the Dominican
Legation -. "a group Of suave dip
lomats from the British Embassy
being dined by Col and Mrs. Wyndham
Torr.
''' There's to be new club In town
ere long Spanish and titled La
Paloma in a room that's long
familiar to any nasty stay-outs who
happen to be listening in.
Other names, other places! All
that furor about the Raleigh the past
few days has been over Paul White
man, here to lead the National SYM
pnony tonight Entertaining Mon
day at a small and pleasant cocktail
party at which he ribbed his
handsome wife for not being present
when he was being photographed,
thus permitting him to look not his
best at which the Rogers girls
sat in corner and looked on in
amazement while news lad ate Is
shrimp and lived through it at
which a local drama critic became
so expansive he went down to the Pail
Mall room, charged large amounts Of
food Up at the Carlton there
has sprung up a sort of unofficial
headquarters for visiting airmen .
Cfoil Hunter, president of an airline
out West, and Capt. Eddie Ricken-
backer have been spotted recently,
among others, lending an ear to Sande
Williams sleek El Patio music
and, of course, Capt. Larry Carr, the
Army's expert airplane tosser bout,
is apt to be seen there or some place
else, with a handsome lady feature
writer on his arm and in the
Carlton lounge Of some afternoon you
are almost sure to see that pleasant
brother-sister combination, Oliver Pa
gan, young lawyer, and Sister Molly,
who likes the way Sande plays Span
lSh Serenade' Up at Heigh-Ho,
where no ones danced with his shoes
off for long time now, there came
Jock Mclean Saturday night, enter
tanning Ray Bolger and Luella Gear
after "On Your Toes" closed and
another night was Hal Kemp, renew
ing with Pete Macias an acquaintance
dating back 18 years, when Pete
played with Jan CARRIER Others
. Marion Somerville with Bill
Stafford . . . Bettina Belmont
Over at the Troika two dozen visiting
school teachers swooned on the spot
when Mischa Markoff took the hand
of the twenty-fifth school teacher,
demonstrated the proper continental
method OF kissing a Hand
Evening star., 1937-03-17

dash madly to the Russian Troika .
The same thing happens all over
again . You sit down and almost
take root You like the music
the show, particularly that unusual
Apache Skit, performed by all the en-
tertainers and one bus boy And
the people about are the right kind
OF people :. They are apt to be Carl
j. Becker and his wife, entertaining
Luella Gear and Tamara Geva .
or Senator Clyde Herring . or Rep
resentative Elmer Ryan >. or Mayor
Thomas Burgin of Quincy, Mass. .
or any of the local diplomatic set
And again you suddenly realize you
are late you were expected an
hour and a half ago at the Wardman
Parks Metronome Room, where await
Mrs. Henrietta Rogers and her two
handsome and talented daughters,
Grace and Helen, pair of Baltimore's
better actresses, and other people :. {.
So of you dash again and the check
room lass at the Wardman says: This
Is fine time to come in; the place
is closing" and inside the Rogers fam
lily and friends are the only people in
the room and the waiter looks discour-
aged, because he no doubt wants his
slippers, his pipe and his fireside . q.
So you sit down and the waiter has
to wait for his pipe and his slippers
.. And soon it Is much too late to
gather up any bright little items from
the night club frontier.
- = Irv Levick, leader Of Pete Macias'
band at the Heigh Ho, aroused no end
OF furor the other dawning mere
ly by driving home, or trying to I.
The lads looked on and screamed
when Irv got in his car, drove off
up Connecticut avenue But the
screams Irv did not heed, so some
OF the boys in the band got in another
car and trailed him :. Finally he was
caught, stopped, headed back down
where he had started from :. Seems
somebody parked an Austin smack
against Irv's normal-sized sedan and
when Irv drove of, the Austin was
hooked to his bumper And when
the boys got the stowaway back to
the spot from where it inadvertently
Evening star., 1937-03-17

cocktail, dinner and supper time, and
they're . couple Of lads who know
well the ways Of entertaining.
Casa Grande-There,s an old-fash-
ioned barn dance every Wednesday
night, with music by q real hill-billy
band. Other nights the dancing i
modern, to Bert Motley's music.
4 +
Old Fireside-Every Saturday night,
starting at 10 O'Clock, there's dancing
to music by the Melody Aces.
Evening star., 1937-03-17

hand, too, to contribute songs and
neat work ut the midget piano.
MAdrilIon- bright music and
an atmosphere you'll like here, too.
Dance tunes are by Johnny Shaw and
his orchestra, with songs by Helen For
rest, Russ Cullen and Elsie Grignon.
~
Hamilton HoteHMilton Davis and
his orchestra provide the dance music
ut the Rainbow Room, which con-
tinues one Of the favorite downtown
dine-and-dance spots.
Maoina'-There' continuous music
and entertainment every night At the
cocktail lounge.
Mayfair Jack Campbell and Leo
Lisee provide the entertainment At
Evening star., 1937-03-17
Supper Club Notes

Shoreham Hotel-Lester Cole and
his Midshipmen have returned to the
ball room, after a years absence, to
provide the floor show. Music for
dancing is, of course, by Barnee and
the Maxim Lowe Orchestra.
X X X
Heigh-Ho Club-The friendly, init
mate atmosphere, the cuisine, the
service, Leo and the smart music
make this a favorite with the ker.
Evening star., 1937-03-17

~LUB TRO1KA - Entertain
ment in a gay Muscovite
manner is the feature here.
The midnight show is high
lighted by an exciting Apache dance,
and the other shows are frightened
by other skits. Featured perform
ers are zinaida Nicolina, Mischa
Markof, Marusia Sava, Lohk and
Orlik, Yasha Nicogossoff and Capt.
Nick Hope.
Mayflower Lounge-There's Sidney's
music for dancing at this spot that's
as pleasant one in which to pass an
afternoon or evening as you will find.
The boys are on hand until 7, and
after 10 pm, there's piano music
at the intermission by Burrus Will
Hams.
Evening star., 1937-03-17

DOWN 10 CQdC Win
Frank McNey, lis
en- to Johnny
Shaw's music, lis
ten even more at
tentively W h | ! e
H e len Forrest
sings sweetly q.
Hou're h py
there You like
the place the
people about you
are the right peo-
pie Then sud-
denly you discov-
er you're a couple
of hours behind
schedule You
Evening star., 1937-03-17
VOW has been discovered the
\ champ chiseler of the Capital
u -. a chap who can give "One-

n VOW has been discovered the
nj champ chiseler Of the Capital
-. a chap who can give "One-
Eye" Connolly a run for his
reputation if he forsake5 his anonym-
tty This lad approached the
Cocoanut Grove the other night
How" said he to the doorman, lis
the floor shoW?" Fine" the
doorman replied, "the best" =. None
o this press agent stuff our hero
admonLhed Tell the truth" . =.
THE show is colossal" the doorman
maintained, land in no small way
-. So upstairs this prize citizen went,
sat himself down, ordered a glass of
water, then another, and finally, be-
fore he finished, the total was up to
flve glasses of ice water Mean
while he looked upon the show :.
The waiter became Slightly frantic
He called upon the manager . The
manager thought to reason with the
non-spender, joined him at the table
%. and for his pains the guy bummed
q cigarette from him Finally, after
he had seen the show, drunk his five
glasses of water, our hero left, spend
ing not dime . On the way out
he bummed another cigarette from
the doorman, went merrily on his way,
no doubt seeking new clubs to conquer.
Then there's the tale they're
telling about the band leader who'd
have his boys play Darling, Je Vous
Anne Beaucoup" if only he could pro-
nounce it to call for it.
80 And if you think this business
OF gathering up Bright Sayings of the
Night Club Children is an easy task,
you should try it once . You get
no place fast &. You start out of
An evening, bent upon taking num-
ber of places in your stride :. Gath
ering many news &. and what hap
pens j.. You go to the Madrillon, sit
La gaceta., 1937-02-13
ADELITA TO-
CARA CON LA ORQUESTA


Una joven pianista de gran
habilidad, Adelita Hernandez,
hija de nuestro querido amigo
Casimiro Hernandez, condue-
no del restaurant columbia"
tocara manana ell Concerto en-
A Menor de Grieg con la or
questa Sinfonica, EN- ell Audi
torio Municipal.
Adelita, que solo tiene I6
amos, ha obtenido r~esonantes
triunfos en- conciertos ofreci :
dos en- la Friday Morning Mu-
sicale y en- diferentes lugares
de la Florida.
En- la famosa competence
de los Clubs Federados de Mi
sica, verificada en- Palm Beach
lie correspondio ell segundo lu
ger, con alumnos y alumnas
tres amos mayores cue ella.
La Srta. Hernndez Sc ira :
duara este aio en- ell Institute
Marlborough.
La gaceta., 1937-02-13
SARA WORTH PRESIDEN-
IA DEL CONSEJO DE ES-
TUDIANTES

FL consejo de estudiantes del
Institute Hillsborough eligi6
aver presidente a la Srta. Sara
Worth; Alberto Hernandez vi
cepresidente; Jane Hutchinson,
secretaria, y Benny Lane, teso-
zero.
La Srta. Worth nombr6 las
siguientes comisiones: cafete-
ria, Benny Lane, Luisa Rollins,
Donald Hennie y Dot O'Berry;
trafico, Eugene McNenney, j.
Graham, Emmett O'Barr y
Tom Young contacto, Julian
Brown, Charlotte Peerman y
Margarita Diaz, y edifieio, Ma
rie Croft Y Teresa Chiltura,