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Milford chronicle., 1945-05-18
CEDAR NECK

Take time to consider all the
blessings OF life.
Methodist Church
Worship services and Sunday
school were held at the home OF
Nh and Mrs Thomas +, Mills. ST.
There was splendid attendance.
and Rev Brinton delivered fine
sermon
How shall we escape if we ne
elect 50 great salvation. Bible.
The Misses Kathryn. Orpha and
with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Lucius Webb.
Mr. and Mrs H. \. Thompson OF
Milford Neck and Mrs. w r. Mills
Of North Walnut street, Milford.
were Tuesday afternoon guests of
Mr. and Mrs. f. Davis Watson.
Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Webb spent
brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. j.
D. Robbins in Milton.
Mrs. Adclinc Wiley of Milford
visited Nh and Mrs Thomas Clark
and son Jackie on Friday evening
Mrs Elizabeth McCollcy of Mil
ford visited Mr. and Mrs f. Da-
Wis Watson on Saturday afternoon.
Mrs Thos Cardwcll and son
bobby and Mr. and Mrs. l.. r.
Wright of Wilmington visited their
mother. Mrs. Melinda Mills on Sun
day.
Mrs. Geraldine Clark of Philadcl-
phia visited Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Clark over the Weekend
Mrs Lance Lynch and daughter
Barbara has been spending a few
days with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs ThOs +. Mills. Little Bar
: bara has been quite i'll with the
measles.
Little Jackie Clark spent Sunday
with his grandmother Clark and
Aunt Lima of Greenwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas II. Carroll
entertained at dinner Friday eve
ming the Rev. and Mrs. Thomas
Brinton of Lincoln.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Jester spent
, Sunday afternoon with THEN
daughter and family, Mr.. and Mrs
+. Thomas f. Mills
Mr. and Mrs S. Il. Argo were
= Sunday supper guests of Their
n daughter and family, Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest Watson.
a surprise birthday party was
q given at the home of Mr. and Mrs
: Thomas H. Carrel of Cedar Necl
5. on Thursday evening, May 10, il
d honor of their oldest son, Dallas
who was Il years old on that date
l. Present at the party were tn
G Misses Frances Collins Marie Car
roll. Anna Mae Draper, MissOul
IS Watson. Mary Lee Watson. Mr.:
Y Gilbert Hayes. Earl Watson. Ben
g iamin Potter Jr. Mr.. and Mr.:
.e William McCOlley and daughte
:, Barbara. MI and Mrs. Arthur Reet
n MI and Mrs. William H. Carol
l Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Carroll NJ
/ and Mrs. Fred Messick. James |
Davis. Mrs Villa Messick. Mr.
III Ida Jewell and Mrs. Carrie Sal
derlin. Dallas was the recipient {
many useful gifts. At late hour II
freshments of ice cream. cake an
~ soft drinks were served. The CUES
departed wishing Dallas many MOI
- happy birthdays.
l. Mrs Jay Watson spent Sunda
- with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. I
-. T. Warren of Lincoln.
n BE faithful. be true.
ne There is much happiness due you
WAR BONDS your way to ba,
postwar depression.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-18
CANNON

Mr and Mrs. II. l.. CLANCY have
as their guest Mr. Chancy's mother
from Tennessee, for a while.
Miss Ethel, Emma and Mary
Swain. of Wilmington. spent Moth
er's Day with their parents, Nh
and Mrs George Swain
Mr. ana Mrs. Nelson Cannon and
family. Of Wilmington. spent the
Weekend with their parents. MIR.
ANA Mrs John Cannon and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Spiccr, of fredericksburg.
1t. Comdr Edward Cannon. of
Washiu2ton. spent Sunday with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Cannon
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Workman
OF Wilmiueton, spent Sunday with
Mr ana MIS- William Workman.
Mr. and Mrs John Cannon are
spending a few days in Whining
ton with their son. Nelson Can
non. and family
Alr and Mrs Frank Burton spen
Monday and Tuesday with thci
son. William Burton. and family
MIR. and Mrs Hayward Bannin;
ami family. of harrington, spcn
SUNDAY with his parents. Mr.. an,
Mrs. lee Banning.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-18
BETHEL

Mrs. Resa TAYLOR and son of Sea
tord We're guests on sunday of MIR.
ana Mrs Thomas Milhouru
Miss Mabel Giycns who is stu
dent of Beacon Collcsc spent the
week end here with her parents.
Mir. and Mrs. Andrew GiyenS.
Mn ana Mrs Judd Phillips spent
tn" week end With Mr. ana Mrs. Al
Ian Mes~ick in Camden, New lcr-
StN.
The Count on Me club Was on
tcrtaincd Wednesday evrnin2 At
the home OF Mrs AniS Scrniau.
Mrs. Edna Clark OF Wilmington
and Mr Curtis Burton Of Philadcl-
phia, Mr.. and Mrs Harrison Phil
lips and dauShterS of Laurel were
sunday dinner guests OF their par
tnts, Mr.. and Mrs. John Phillips.
Nh and Mrs. Ely Cordrcy enter
tanned at dinner on sunday the uc-
Casi0n being Mr.. ordrcy's birth
day The guests were MIR. and Mrs
Howard F'uIniss and daughter
Helen of WilminGton. Mr.. and Mrs
Rodney l.arrimorc and daushtcr
Mr.. and Mrs William Bell ana
children. Mrs Ada Moore. Mrs
George Phillips and son, all Of
this town.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Arhogus
and daughter Jane OF WilmingtoI
were week end guests of the latter;
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. I'ric Smith
Mr. Clark E2eers Of Wilmington
was the week end guests of his sis
ter and hrothcr-in-law Mr.. auC
Mrs. Harvey Spence.
Private James Cordrcy of the Ncy
Castle Air Base in Wilmington i
sp"ndinS ten day furlough her
with his parents. Nh. and Mr.
Charles Cordrcy.
Miss Helen Furiss of Wilmiugto
was Saturday night guest OF Mis-
Ann l.arrimorc.
The UsherS Union was entertain
ed Friday evening at the home ,
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Spence.
Sergeant and Mrs Reuben Moor
~ VI fNt H''b'tti WIZ Nt4''NtS -
Sunday of thee formers parent
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Moore 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. WilliaI
entertained the following guests ;
/ dinner on Sunday: Mrs. Ella Wi
: liamS, Mrs. Reuben Quillcn. Rcv'
+ rend and Mrs. Charles Spry an
: family.
Mr.. Wallace Garrett of Wilmin!
+ ton WAS a week end guest OF NJ
+ and Mrs Clarence Garrett.
; Mr. Uric Smith and Mrs. Harl
O Williams attended the funeral
{ their aunt. Mrs. Anna Smith in IA
isbury on Saturday.
= Mrs. Lula Massey was a wee
g end guest in Seaford with Dr. al
). and Mrs. Ira Allen.
r Mr. and Mrs William F'rcid
d spent Tuesday with Mr.. and Nh
II Thomas Milhournc.
r. McsserS Daniel and Ohrum VI
/. Lead were town visitors on Su
dav
II Mrs Julia Moore had as dim
ia guest sunday Mrs Charles Moo
l. of Dover. Mrs. Ncttie Spice
Wilmington and Mr. and Nj
s. GEORGE Moore OF Dclmar.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-18
The Dumbarton Oaks
Plans Discussed By
"Teenagers"

NOTE: Although this article is
quite a lengthy one. we will publish
it in full running it in installmcnts
for the next few weeks. The Dunn
barton Oaks proposals have laid
the groundwork for peace plans
affecting the present and future
living conditions be il peace or
war of the populaCc of the entire
world. and everyone should have
a knowledge of what its successful
conclusion means to them.
BY request qucstionnairc with
answers WAS prepared for puhliCa
ton on Dumharton Oaks proposals
discussed in Il forum by a section of
the fifth grade. under the direction
of Miss May Watson This vital
topic was discussed 10 inform these
boys on what may very ConCcivably
be the most important document of
our time. which is now being
studied at the san Francisco Con
ference at the time when they are
growing up to bC. Americas future
citizens and wmakcrs.
Recording secretaries were Do
lores Davenport. Faye Coffin and
Joyce ArG0.
q. Where is Ddmbarton Oaks?
A. Dumbarton Oaks is the his
torical Washington estate il
Georgetown, District of Columbia
The land. known as Rock of Dunn
barton. was granted by Queen Am
to Scotsman. Colonel Bcall, il
1902. The Georgia mansion wa:
enlarged and restored by Mr.. Bliss
ambassador to Argentia. 1t wa
given To Harvard University in l940
o. What was drawn up at Dunn
barton Oaks?
A. Proposals for the establish
mcnt of general international or
ganizaton for world peace.
Q. What do the Dumbalton Oak
proposals represent?
A. They represent an aGrccmcn
in the form of a charter, anon
United States. Great Britain. Rus
sia and China. known as the Ri
Four
@. What will the final chartc
WilltIl W Ill NOil' pNt " i'Ni''''''' ~
Oaks represent?
A. 1t will represent an agree
mcnt among the peoples OF all II
Charter members in which no nj
tion can have everything it want
but that there must be give an
take" all down the line.
O. What are the aims of this II
tcrnational organization under th
title of the United Nations?
A. TO prevent and suppre'
wars: make peace CONSTANT
stronger by developing closer, MOI
friendly and mutually protltab
relations among the member state:
To achieve international cooperate
in the solution of information
economic. social and other huma
itarian problems.
O. What does the membership
this organization include?
A. 1t will be open to all peac
loving nations.
o. What is the most importa
truth about this proposed ne
charter?
A. This new charter of {
League of United Nations IS brcat
takinely different from the cove
ant of the old League as 1t is II
doing the same thing all over aga
II looks back only To avoid ana an
TO build a unity to sccur" peace.
CTo BE Continued Next Week.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-18
Advertisement for Bids

sealed proposals VIII l." received hy
n" Sta'" Highway Department ut tt>
ofiiC". Dover. D,lpWar. rmtil .ut
i VI +, " r. Jun, I3. lai5. ANA
~ That tnu" and plac" publicly ni,. ,.urd
."f contracts IuNolvluG TIN follow iul;
approximate quntiti,S.
CONTRACT $50
Furnishing and Applying Asph7ltic
MateriaI-t9l5 Surface Treatment
New Castle County
i'3.o"o Gal Federal Sp,c. \. f. uo A>-
rhalt C,mcnt
CONTRACT 887
furnishing and Applying Asrhaltic
Matcrial-t945 Surface Treatment
Kent County
800" Gal L G. ! rrmrng Asphalt
2G3. n"" Gal. Federal Sr.c. \ T. uo As
phalt Cement
CONTRACT 888
furnishing and Applying AsphaItic
MateriaI-1945 Surface Treatment
Sussex County
,,'.or" CA. L. e. fruming \ phalt
@@"," Gal l. 6. Seal Asphalt
CON I|AC SS9
Chips for 1915 Surface Treatment
New Castle County
lf.hnn Tons Crushed chip;
CONTRACT 800
Chips for 1915 Surface Treatment
Kent County
H.UUn Tons stone chips
CONTRACT 89t
Sand for 1915 Surface Treatment
Kent County
.,.hn0 Tons Sand
CONTRACT 392
Furnishing Stone Chips, Sussex Count
t9i5 Surface Treatment
'.0ou Tom; Stou" chips Furnished
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Ninal Kirby are the
proud parents OF a baby Girl, born
in the Milford Memorial Hospital
on May , The little Miss has been
named Sharon Ann. The mother
will be remembered as Miss Pearl
UckcrSon.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-18
BIRTHS

Mr.. and Mrs Elmer NJ. Williams
are receiving congratulations on
the birth OF their second child. a
daughter born Friday, May I. l9l'.
in Milford Memorial Hospital the
baby has been named Larainc vii
liams
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-18
CONTRACT 894
BituminouS Surface Treatment
SUSSEX County 1QlS

V0uTrJ
5"."no Gal X. &. Primiur Asphalt
Furnished and Applied
22".""6 Gal X. &. > Seal Asphalt Fun =
nlShcd and Applied
:l.nu0 Tons Stonc C'hips Furnished
and Applied
3."oo Tons Slac Chip, Furnished and
Applicd
Evening star., 1945-04-29

Adas Israel Sisterhood Tomorrow
1890 pm, Board of Directors, the
synagogue.
Women's American ORT-Tomor-
row, 1890 pm, with Mrs. Leor
Gerber, Ash TWenty-eighth street
NV.
Jewish Consumptives' Relief Society
Washington Ladies Auxiliary
Wednesday, noon, Jewish Com
munity Center.
National Society of Daughters oi
Founders and Patriots, District
pter-Fridav afternoon, with
Mrs. John *. Freit
Hebrew Home for the Aged. Ladies
AuXiliary-Tomorrow, 7:30 pm.
1925 Spring road NV.
National City Christian Church
Woman's Tuesday, II
am, business meeting. 1908 Ver-
mont avenue NV; pm. speak
er, Mrs. j. Warren Hastings, We
Chart Our Course"
Democratic Women's National Coun-
cil-Tuesday, $50 pm. Fairfax
Hotel speaker, Representative
Luther Patrick.
Critics Forum. Catholic Thought on
Best Sellers-Wednesday, $3.50
pm. Mayfower Hotel.
District Daughters of the American
ReVolution-Today, Junior and
Senior OARS, tea. with Mrs. Roy
c. Bowker. Tuesday, 8 pm,
Abigail Hartman Rice Chapter.
Chapter House. Wednesday, 7::30
pm, Manor House Chapter. with
Mrs. Milton A. Bosley, 1852 Reser-
yOir road. FoXhall Village.
Evening star., 1945-04-29
Greenbelt Women
To Hold Spring
Luncheon THURSDAY

The annual spring luncheon of
the Woman's Club of Greenbelt will
be held at l pm. Thursday at the
Order of the Eastern Star headquar-
ters, $500 Sixteenth street NV.
Newly elected officers. who will be
installed, include Mrs Harry Walls,
president, Mrs. S. Hartford Downs,
vice president: Mrs. Henry Brauti-
gam, recording secretary Mrs. Paul
Hawk, corresponding secretary, and
Mrs. Phillip Morrell, treasurer. Mrs
Walls succeeds Mrs. George Clark
as president.
The installation ceremonies will be
conducted by Mrs Walter Kreil,
past president of the Maryland Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs. The COM
mlttee lH charge of arrangements
includes Mrs. Downs, chairman, as
sisted by Mrs. Guy Andrus, Mrs
James Breed, Mrs. Samuel Holton
Mrs. Charles Powell and Mrs. Cyril
Turner.
Mrs. Clark will preside at the
meeting for the last time as head
of the organization. During her ad-
nlnistration the club has achieved
much In the way of war work 1t
has conducted Red Cross drives in
Greenbelt, worked to secure a teen
age meeting place in the community,
furnished place for Good Will
collections, which netted the organ
ization six truckloads of material
conducted cancer control drives, and
worked in the Red Cross canteen.
Evening star., 1945-04-29
Patriotic Society
Will Meet FRIDAY

The District Chapter, National
Society of Daughters of Founders
and Patriots of America, will meet
Friday afternoon, with Mrs. Roger
Williams presiding, at the home of
Mrs. John K. Freiot. Mrs. Freiot
will be assisted by Mrs William G.
Sears and Mrs Albert E. Conradis.
Membership in the society is by
invitation only. Applicants must
be descended through an unbroken
paternal line of either father or
mother from an ancestor who set
tied in the colonies during the
period of the settlement of James,
town, May l3, 1907, to May 13. 1887.
In addition. they must be able to
claim an ancestor, through this un-
broken line, who by personal service
in civil Or military capacity or by
acts of proven loyalty, assisted in
establishing American independ-
ence during the Revolutionary
period, ITS to 1884.
Evening star., 1945-04-29
Soroptimist Club Conference
Washington Members Attemd
Sontb atlantic Region Meet
By Gretchen Smith,
Women's Club Editor.

ings were designed to coordinate
and further the war and social
service programs and activities OF
the various organizations repre-
sented and to discuss practical plans
for postwar programs.
All members of the American Fed
Grafton of Soroptimist Clubs have
been working on a three-point war
program adopted at the convention
last year in st. Louis.
The program includes rehabilita-
ton of women veterans, scholarship
funds, with emphasis on nursing
and public health, and aid to minor
girls.
Reports on their activities along
these lines will be made by the diff
ferent clubs today, with discussion
centered on which of the three
projects should be adopted as the
major project of the federation
when it meets next year for the
biennial convention.
The Washington club is specially
proud of its scholarship record this
year. having given nine different
scholarships amounting to approx
mately $4,000. 1t has also been out
standing in selling War Bonds, and
even before the opening of the
Seventh War Bond campaign has
already sold over $558,000 worth
towards purchase of a bomber
In addition, two members of the
club are giving their services teach
ing dancing and dramatics to minor
girls once week at the Wash
ington Boys Club.
Those attending the conference
in Baltimore will include the presi-
dent of the Washington club
Florence Meara, accompanied by
members Rena Pond, Mildred Clum
Estelle Zirkin, Mary Lewis. Mary
Bourke, Isabelle Peterson, Eleanor
Austin and Rose Robinson Cohen.
Clubs in the region which will
participate include the Baltimore
club, the Washington, Alexandria.
Arlington County. Prince Georges
County, Montgomery County. West
minister County and Staunton (Va.J
clubs.
Evening star., 1945-04-29
Luncheon Planned
Bv 4 mericQu ORT

A smorgasbord luncheon will be
served to Womens American OR1
members, who can bring new mem
bers or who can sell $40 worth OF
ads for the ORT directory, at 80
pm. tomorrow at the home of Mrs
Leon Gerber, 4511 Twenty-eighth
street NV.
New officers are: Mrs. Gerber
president; Mrs. Alfred Levin and
Mrs. Abe M. Cohen, first and sec
ond vice presidents: Mrs. Ann Mil
Ter and Mrs. Sidney Brenner, third
and fourth vice presidents: Mrs
Frank Bernard, fifth vice president
Mrs. Kiva Manchester, treasurer;
Mrs. Macave Cohen, recording sec
retary; Mrs Karl Gerber. financial
secretary, assisted by Mrs. Harry
Fierstein: Mrs. Ernest Wolff and
Mrs. Sidney Miller, corresponding
secretaries; Mrs. P Schiff, parlia-
mentarian: Mrs. Boris Yares, his
torian, and Mrs. H. Margolies
auditor
Evening star., 1945-04-29
Club Will Vie1V
IS0utb american
Art Exhibit

An exhibit of panels, showing
photographs and color reproductions
Of works of South American art from
pre-Columbian times to our day, will
be shown by Miss Nora E. Buest at
the final meeting of the art section,
Womans Club Of Chevy Chase, at
$50 pm. Wednesday.
Specialist in libraries in the Lii
brary Service Division, United States
Office of Education in cooperation
with the Office of Inter-A American
Affairs, Miss Buest's exhibitions are
owned by the following museums:
American Museum of Natural His
tory, Brooklyn Museum, Museum of
Modern Art, Museum of the Amer
lean Indian, Walters Gallery, Smith
sonian Institution, Pan American
Union, Hispanic Foundation and
National Society.
A special feature will be puppet
theater with backdrop designed by
Mexican artist, Xavier Guerrero,
and two puppets made by Graciela
Amador of the Ministry of Public
Education in Mexico. A gallery Of
paintings and fine silver and copper
objects created by members will also
be on view.
The program has been arranged
by Mrs. Miles C. Trowbridge as
sisted by members of the Art Section
Committee. Mrs. Hewitt G. Robert
son, chairman, extends an invita-
ton to all club members and their
guests.
| Announcement has been made by
Mrs. o. Leland Hunt, chairman
of the Committee on Applied Edu-
cation, of the winners of three
scholarship awards made in the
name of the club for the year
1945-46. A $3.50 scholarship was
won by Miss Theresa A. Uhrich sot
Woodrow Wilson High School with
Miss Pea Rice of the same school as
alternate Miss Barbara A. Armige1
of Woodrow Wilson is the recipient
of the second scholarship of 5000
with Miss Marjorie Jane Hall OF
Bethesda Chevy Chase High School,
as alternate.
The last scholarship of 5000, which
unlike the other two for women
entering college, is for the purpose
of student continuing under.
graduate work, will be awarded tc
Carol Collins. sophomore at the
University of Maryland. Her alter
nate will be Miss Beatrice Ding
we'll, junior at Sweet Briar College
Evening star., 1945-04-29
JewiSh Auxiliary
Mothers Luncheon

The annual Mothers Day lunch
con of the Washington Ladies
Auxiliary, Jewish Copsumptives
Relief Society, will be given for the
benefit of the Denver Sanatorium
at noon Wednesday at the Jewish
Community Center.
Dedicated to Mrs. Louis Dino
WITT, the new Tree of Life" will be
presented to the organization while
contributions to the Bessie Dino
witz Tree of Life" will be given in
honor of the living and in memory
of the departed
Mrs Maurice l.. Bernstein will
DreSide
Evening star., 1945-04-29
On the Engagement Pad

Marietta Park Woman's Club-Tues-
day, 8 pm, with Mrs. James G.
Osborne, 52l0 Andover road
Petworth Woman's Club-Thursday
noon, Petworth Methodist Church
speaker, Mrs. Roy C. Bowker.
Silver Spring Womans Club-Tues.
day, $50 am, arts and crafts
with Mrs. Franklin B. Talbot
706 Eonifant street Wednesday
- noon, Jesup Blair Community
House.
Greenbelt Womans Club-Thurs-
DAY, / pm, 2600 Sixteenth street
NV.
Bethesda Womans Club-Tuesday
pm, clubhouse.
Miscellaneous Clubs
Womans National Democratic Clut
Tomorrow, 1890 pm; speaker
Mariner S. Eccles.
National League of American Per
Women, District Branch-Tomor-
row. 8 pm, business meet We'd
nesday. 10 pm, YWCA Canteen
Thursday, 1890 am, fiction group
Phi Delta Delta Legal Fraternity
Beta Chapter-Today, 1890 a m
Broadmoor Hotel.
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority-Wed-
nesday, $50 pm, with Mrs. H. w
Biting, 2704 East West highway
Chevy Chase.
Daughters Of the British Empire
Queen Elizabeth Chapter-Tues-
day. $50 pm, Wardman Park
Hotel
American University Guild of Wom-
en-Wednesday, 1890 pm, 1898
Massachusetts, avenue NV.
League of Women Shoppers-Tues-
day, 3 to pm, with Mrs. Erich
Nielsen. 1922 N street NV.
St. Margarets Episcopal Church
Rectors Aid-Wednesday, noon
elections.
Evening star., 1945-04-29

HIS the final Sloane Most of
offered exclusive Sloane qualities handknoed
the countries the individually selected
Sloane finds Here
Evening star., 1945-04-29
Civic and Study Clubs


American Association of University
Women, Washington branch-To-
morrow 4 to S pm; speaker
Brig Gen Gerald C. Thomas.
Twentieth Century Club-Thurs-
day, II an, YWCA.
Study Guild Catholic Library
Tuesday, 8;l5 pm, l725 Rhode
Island avenue NV
Excelsior Literary Club-Tuesday,
1890 pm, with Mrs. Harvey
Braver, 4104 Harrison street NV
Women's City Club-Tomorrow, 10
am. District Red Cross Rooms
Tuesday, 8 pm. Junior Guild
bridge; Wednesday, business meet
Thursday noon, Junior Guild
luncheon.
Washington Club-Tuesday. II an
speaker, Marie Poland Fish. "EX-
ploring the Sea-" Wednesday,
pm, luncheon.
Business and Professional
Clubs
Soroptlmlst Club - Wednesday, !
pm, Willard Hotel.
zonta Club-Wednesday, pm,
YWCA.
Business and Professional Womens
Club-Wednesday, 8 pm, Pierce
Hall; Saturday, pm, canteen
unit, Service Club No. /.
Pilot Club-Tuesday, Sis pm,
Blackstone Hotel.
Community Clubs
Chevy Chase Womans Club-Wed- :
nesday, $50 pm, art section;
speaker, Miss Nora E. Buest
South American Art"
Woodside Woman's Club-Wednes-
day, 1890 pm. with Mrs. A. H
Emery, sl0l Park Crest drive,
Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1945-04-29

preside
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Shoppers to Discuss
Standards of Living

Proposed policy changes of the
League of Women Shoppers will be
discussed at business meeting
followed by tea from 3 to pm.
Tuesday at the home Of Mrs. Erich
Nelson. 1922 N street NV The
league hopes to concentrate efforts
on a program for protecting living
standards. A committee will be ap-
pointed to nominate next years off,
GERS, and delegates will be elected TO
the national convention to be held
May and in New York.
Mrs. c. E. Cliff. president, will
preside New and prospective
members are invited TO the tea.
Evening star., 1945-04-29
Abba Gamma Delta

An International reunion day
program will be given at a dinner
meeting of Alpha Gamma Delta
Sorority at $50 pm. Wednesday al
the home of Mrs. H. w. Biting, 2704
East-West highway, Chevy Chase
Election of officers will be held
Reservations should be made by
Tuesday morning by calling Wis
conSin 1114.