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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-19
2 UNDEAfEN TEAMS WILL PLAY TONIGHT;
 J-HIGR, iMpERIALS

The Crimson Bears and the Imperials will tangle tonight III the J-High gym in the hottest battle of the season. Both teams were unbeaten and are smooth ball handlers. Both teams have swept all of their opponents off the floor, but tonights game will be a different story. Both teams are evenly matched and there will probably be close contest with a point for point struggle, The J-High team and the Imper- ials will play the first game ot the evening which begins at 7:3O
 The Imperials white hope is Merritt, who has zoomed the points up in every game so far, with his famous corner shot. First string players on the Imperials are Powers, Merritt, Jim Nielsen, Mcdonald and Pasquan.
 The J-High's Crimson Bears, if the LOgan-Schmltz cOmDlnatlOn IS in smooth shape, will be a hard team to down Probable lineup fer the Bears will he Logan, Schm!tz. Graves, Adams and Smithberg.
 In the second game, Darnell's will play the VIEW qdintet.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-19
CHOIR OF NORTHERN LIGHT PRESBYTERIAN WILL GIVE CANTATA

The Choir of the Northern Light Presbyteiian Church will present the cantata, The Story Of Christ mas" by H. Alexander Matthews, at II o'clock next Sunday morn- ing. The public is cordially inyit- cd to share with the con .regation in this joyous event celebrating Christmas, The program is as fol- lows:
 The Hymn-"o Come All Ye Faithful"
 The nvocation-Lords Prayer, Gloria Patri.
 Behold the days come, saith the Lord, Mems Chorus.
 "The Angel Gabriel Was Sent From God'-Solo and Chorus; Soloist-Miss Claire Folta.
 There Were Shepherds Abiding In the Field"-with Chorus; Solo, ist-Nfiss Claire Folta.
 And It Came To Pass, When the Angels Were Gone Away SCloist-Mr. Wm. L. Paul, Jr. Mems Chorus.
 Voices Of The Sky, and Carol Solo.st-Miss Claire Folta
 The Scripture Lesson.
 The Prayer. The Response.
 The Worship through our Tlthes and Offprinps
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The Doxology.
 The Prayer of Dedication
 The Offertory.
 The Christmas Meditation The Pastor
 Behold There Came Three Wise Men From The East" Mems Chor- us. Soloists-Mr R. L. Graf ;; MT. Wm. L. Paul, Jr.
 And When They Were Come Into The House with Chorus. Soloist-Mr Wm. L. Paul, Jr.
 Sleep, Holy Babe" with Chorus. Soloist-Mrs B. R. Glass.
 Awake, Awake, Put On Thy Strength" with Chorus. Soloit- MT Vim. L. Paul, Jr.
 The Hymn Congregation Joy To The World
 The Benediction. The Response.
 The Olfertory.
 Choir Personnel
 Sopranos-Mrs. B. R. Glass, Mrs. Rhea MacFarlane, Mrs. Louise Heisel, Mrs. Geraldene Mcconnell. Miss Claire Folta.
 Tenors-Lester Linehan, Leslie Hcgins, J-., William L. Paul, Jr J. W. Leivers, George B. Schmidt. Altos-Mrs. Margaret Case, Miss Juanita Wilson, Miss Helen b Case, Mrs. Dorothy Pegues, Mrs Mary Pinkley, Miss Janu Mcconnell, Miss Evangeline Mcconnell.
 William Passey, R. L. Graf, Donald Pegues, Daniel A. Morris, w. H. Barron.
 Organist-Mrs. Carol Beery Da- vis
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CHApELADlES HOLD
 MEETING TUESDAY

Mrs. Cecil Donohue and Mrs. Bill Palmer were co-hostesseS to the Chapeladies Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Donohue on Auke Bay. It was the Christmas party and holl- day refreshments were served.
 Those present were Mesdames Arnold, Bland, Bowman, Drake, Donohue, Hickey, Lindegaard, Lynch, Maier, Petersen, Palmer, Smith, Eppellcn, Congdon and Graves.
 Mrs. James DeHart will be the hostess at the next meeting on January 13.
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Rotary New Year
 Party Called Off;
 Affair Given Later

The annual formal dance, sche- duled by the Rotary Club on New years Eve, has been postponed to Valentines Day.
 The announcement is made by the Executive Committee of the Rotary Club and postponement is because there are so many tune tions scheduled for New Years Eve it was thought most advisable to give the formal on another date.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-19
ELkS CHRISTMAS
 PARTY SATURDAY
 FOR KEDDIES ONLY

The annual ElKs Christmas par ty for children, those under 15 years of age, will be the big kid dom event tomorrow afternoon. As stated, the event is for children and adults are kindly asked not to seek admission. If child must be accompanied by parent, he or she is too young to enjoy the doings and should remain at home, also adults take up the room re- served for the children, those in charge state.
 The event will be held at the Capitol Theatre, doors opening at o'clock and Manager Homer Gar vim starting the free show at l:30 o'clock.
 Following the show in the thea tre, the children will go across the street to the Elks Auditorium and meet Santa Claus who will have something for each child.
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high as S2500 under OPA approv-
 ed price. Checks. stripes, plaids. Broken sizes to close out, S1500 while they last. GRAVES, The Clothing Man 762 At
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HERE FROM SKAGWAY

Roy c. Avrit and Richard Avrit of Skagway are staying at the Baranof Hotel.
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\ U ' C E

N V. z C E will not be responsible for any bills contracted by any person other than myself. (748-Mar. 1) Steve FeiSt.
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Fine Initialed Handkerchiefs at GRAVES, The Clothing Man. 3t Clothing Man. 762 At
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FOR SALE

NEW Briskin 8MM Magazine Nov ie Camera, shutter speeds F. l. 9 lens. Made to use with tele- scope. Carrying case and 3 mag agines double 25 film included. Total cost $l5800. Will sell for less than cost. Write care Elm pire, Box 526. 762 2t
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Keys on ring with small
 dice box. Ph. 324. 7o3 1
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HERE FROM PALMER

Don L. Irwin of Palmer is stop ping at the Baranof.
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LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE

Christmas Party Monday, Dec. g at 730 p. m. in New Moose Club. Don't forget! 761 3L
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GUARANTEED Realistic Perman- ent, $7.50. Paper Curls, $1 up, Lola's Beauty Shop. Phone POI 315 Decker Way.
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PIANOS FOR RENT or SALE Wurlitzer Piano Alaska Dealer
 Ph. 143 Anderson Piano Shop 124 w 3rd. 713-tf
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LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE

Christmas Party Monday, Dec. g at 7:30 p. m. in New Moose Club. Don't forget! 762 St
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Empire Wantars ger Resultsl
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UNEMPLOYED lot AZ miles on Glacier Hiway; 100 it. frontage easy approach from hiway. Priced for quick sale. Ph. 035-5rings.
 732-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS

AVON PRODUCTS representative Phone Black 475. 20. Box 762.
 656-t1
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HASSOCK, leatherette. Never been used. Reasonable. Ph. Red 745.
 762 3t
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MODERN home on 1lth Street. Ph. Red 624. 762 tt
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g it. TROLLER Relief, 75 h.p. Chrysler. Complete with gear,
 s5,00o. Mrs. E. M Felton, Hoonah.
 Alaska. 733-tt
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STILL time before Christmasl Just received a shipment of Plaques. Come in and see them. Alaska@ Bible House, Corner 2nd and Main. 762 2t
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ROOMS FOR REN1. Down town loc alton. Inquire at Darnell's.
 657-tf.
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ROOM kitchen privileges = Home UG.e,. PtCGe So6
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DAY, DECEMBER l9, I047 ' rA-D-s 1:
 FOR SALE
 NEW Briskin 8MM Magazine Nov { ie Camera, shutter speeds F. l.
 9 lens. Made to use with tele- scope. Carrying case and 3 mag
 agines double 25 film included Total cost $l58.0O. Will sell for : less than cost Write care Elm
 pire, Box 526. 762 2t MODERN home on 1lth Street.
 Ph. Red 624 762 tt STILL time before Christmasl Just >. received a shipment of Plaques.
 Come in and see them. Alaskas Bible House, Corner End and
 Main. 762 2t . RECENTLY Overhauled 1937 Chev-" rolet l2-ton Pickup for sale. Ri-
 ley Furiong, 2l2 mi. on Glacier
 Highway. 763 2t FOR SALE-Young canary sing
 CTS. Ph. Blue 464. 763 If sk . HOBBY SHOP FOR SALE Leaving for active duty with . U. s. Army MUST sell. See . .- o Steve Hopkins or call 281 or 536 62 St
 
 HASSOCK, leatherette Never been
 used. Reasonable. Ph. Red 745.
 762 St THE Perfect Xmas Gift, a Canary : to sing for you through the
 years. Phone Green 442. P. O. Box 332. 762 St ! MY F interest III good almost new
 logging camp: D cat and arch
 used 800 hrs), 8 man bunkhouse,
 4-room cook house with hot and cold water, bath & shower, pow
 CT saw with extra blades and
 chains. All other necessary equip ment as axes, saws. wedges, etc,
 also well made float to move
 same. Total price $10,O00 F down
 and balance easy terms to respon-
 sible party. Write Box 53, Sitka
 Alaska. 761 St 1922 OLDMOBILE Sedan, good
 condition except tires. Owners out
 of town and will sell cheap. See at COnnors Motor Co., 761 If l2 Lady's Fur Jackets for sale. Phone 359. 76l St 1887 Folu convertible, new up- holstering, good tires, excellent motor, body fair, S375. E. A. Stewart, Jr., Chief Engineer LIT
 646 Support days. No. 4 Ellingen Apts. 76l Ct = CHRISTMAS TREES Order now from c. Y. 0. members. Phones Green 783, Green COG, Red 195. Eve nings, Red 510, Green 239, Red TOP. (758 6D ss ] SMALL Davenport, occasional ] chair, overstuffed chair, library
 table, tea wagon, Hoover vacuum
 cleaner, hand vacuum cleaner, at
 326 w. 9th St. 759 tf | o4blNAA143l) lAOQoC Oii OOhOO lOb with 20x50 Quonset Hut. Phone
 Black 113 or inquire at 824 w. ] 9th Street. 758 If 1885 Va COUPE; new tires and l paint job. Good transportation
 Phone 478. 757 If
  1 HUNTERS :. Have your guns completely *l cleaned and overhauled be- ", fore winter storage. Complete Service & repair Skies, Guns /" and Tackle. + DARNELL'S SPORT CENTER < l CHILD'S auto seat, ice skates, size | ', 2 Haywood Wakefield chairs,
 hassock, Spindryer. Blue 830, Channel Apt. 28. 53 It English cab baby buggy, slightly used. Call 831 between a. m. l and D. m. 749 If BEAUTIFUL Husky pups. 3i5
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NICE CLEAN ROOMS. by day or week Colonial Hotel. Ph. 1S7.
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T0R BENT

NICE CLEAN steam reatec rooms, also steam baths. Scandinavian
 Rooms. 736-tf
Evening star., 1947-10-04

tiful S-rm. detached
rage. q lovely home
sibilities; IDEAL for
home, doctors office
ems, cox & CO., RE
Evening star., 1947-10-04

open I to 5 today.
This det., corner brick
features, as rec. rm..
baths, 3 bedrms., and
priced. Inspect today
CHAPMAN REALTY
Evening star., 1947-10-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-hor,beos,.

7I5 MONROE ST. NE, $1,000, $50 per
mo;5semidet.: near Catholic University:
as a tourist home or 81 private residence. s
Terms that are unusual; poss; with title.
1s MaN Se sGss ca eos5ga r sVer
FRfkRs5gFf FRfk5Ff coMMEs9iA1 Sa SITE with beautIfu,
newly decGrated aao 256atn house
nce for Immediate sale; win consider trade.
Estate CO. Ewes. and Sun. IN. 1885.
NEAR STANTON PARK-Row brick; Q
apis. plus extra sleeping rms: owner now
gets. Sl35 per mo. plus living quarters;
lsayIng town; must sell, FORD E. NOR
EWeos0DsIbGES sD f. sPEccfIALs-s rms, 8 bed.
rms. h.-w.h-, corner lot, needs little re-
pairs; bargain ct $3.50. Six-rm. brick;
lms pickup neos:a It 5Sssh sssf gHs Isss;
tsurist home: a money-maker: $40, 800
+. c. MANOR CO. soos r. I. ave ne,
No CASH PAYMENT BY owner and
principle and taxes. Nothing else to pay
PGeed a0!tFisss ns@ assoTy a
modern kit. built-in cabinets, 8 .orizht
bedrms., tile bath. built-in tub and shower
& ss. HsfS; Essns sssss dRsEg e. ssss FL
soAPT. Pr DWELLING, very good iayestmen.
rooms sss iSs heat o.hsr ,n one a2t Toad n T'oSs
riee. sqis ne GOO o. s5 down Voc viii Ii bu,
R'asfE MsfEeT ~ sds g. 81 s.. NJ. sunday. III
dsrk fer home o. h Investment; se excel; s,rmd Ind
esigsssfNsooSpf oBgasNos REALLY N CO. ,sr R. si1s. s0
Evening star., 1947-10-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northea,t.

uOOSeS fSK SAhE-tN0Ftno0U.
CoLoRED-CoRNER BRIcK-4th and 6
corner brick; 4 large bedrooms; iuli base
ment. h.-w.h., coal; large yards; eonven-
snf to priced to sen this
e'i can WIN N cAloM1R1s o TasSofYs PRopsRT1Es ae
INC. 1Ol2 l7th st. NV. 4
COLORED-BEAuTIFU BRICK HOME.
section, featuring ColonisI front porch
8 lovely rooms, full basement. 2 rear
screened porehss; large yard detached ,ss. &c.
sn!; Rfea:s Re s5a p0sSsifssa RsT Nsf1oNah All Al,
goa ao5sh 5Ssh st rams as
apts., mr.. Tech High School; So 300 down.
Call Mr.. Dickerson today, with coUR-
TEsY REAL REAL ESTATE. MI. 24"4; ewes
ccoLoRED-,o 10th ST. N.E-six rooms
snd bath c9aI @H $3.50 50 DOWN Gail
eoLokRbNk a5 oiaS SNAsG iots sEassp1 asp 1oRRARD
contains 3 bedrooms and bath, living room,
ssssIsnt s; fesa se4sssssffqas; dssR lSi i
coLoREp-fs ias 'qhoT. ST. Ne Ne, "Gs open to
$50 Sunday-Living, room, dining, room,
apt, with refgr., stove, modern bath: open
basement. nearly new, heating unit priced
S9,95O; requires at least $1,000 cash or
more. HENRY E: TRIP, Realtors, 1911
coIoRED-sARGaiN. IL RED: Bargain $3.50 DOWN, easy
serms-2;-story sem,det. brick; rms,
hsths; hot-water heat; good condition
S6LoRHD-oaTEs S6 asED Oar S ST WI NE.-Brick row
house; . looms and Law. in basement; oil
'eat; rooms on lst floor; ( rooms ano
bath on End A.: insulated. weather-stripped
single-car garage. SULLIVAN BROS, 1890
eoIokED-NEw eiti RED Me- HOUSES JUST COZ com,
pleted, 18Th St. ne; between Foote and
| rec. rm.; S1.50O cash. balance payable
| S67 so per mo- Open Sat. and Sun, , to
pm. MICHAEL WALSH & SON, 1911
81 R5 sIs e'es JACKSON Go es9
n:eEHouse built ls4l. Eight rooms. twe
baths and half bath; master bedroom and
| dressing room; laundry room. recreation
room and storage room sun deck and
| nagstone terrace: electric stove and cleo
trio domestic hot-water heater: oil heat
two log fireplaces, hardwood floors through
| out ana Venetian blinds Exclusive agent
| R. W. HARRIS. 1S49 9th st. NV, DU
| 32S7 5s
CofoRED, LIST CoMMERCIAL-12th ST
NEAR H ST. N.E.-5 rooms. priced foI
quick sale. JOE CURTO REALTY, 335 H
Evening star., 1947-10-04
HOUSES WANTED 20 BUY.

WE WANT YoIR HOUSE, apaFtment store
or unimproved land for sale; we pIHY hsys
RFAf4Y as ssnS Co. ~ fas7 X. X RE- soufhs5 I1s DRo
WILL PAY CASH for houses white Or
colored any condition or section. Ho
MxSNAs sH2SSN REALTY CO. can sell your hous.
eSlisst5esn. sils Wilson blvd. GIL or
IN any section; clients waiting. CAL ~
H PiosAh Nj REA2T9 blGT9 c6kp e sos i5th hS St NV
GIVE US YOUR HONE Ma lot or scrssss sss.ts t.
;erYsR psRxs suss os psfny s N.Y. kansr
eHARGEs GE goo : GUNS hs. M1 .censs xsns
Pd rRo%Pr sosaE to &9S the sal. of
your home. business or Investment prop
AR1E Res0g sos Re,th Ret. csgte sose dis Ns
FROM r5ss oWSERIoN aRgrSo1s % | briei
bung allow with large liv. and din, rms.
sv.s 2ssaed Spring ii ohSSS Reply cfsss Box a5sR
IMMEDIATE AcTIoN-ws will buy your
NAME. nHMs .Gaiy value o. Free sppEaisas MIreHEIL
AZ Tss lss EROS ss e2uis s
~ 9 pm. 1929 L st, NV. Real estate in
IA HAVE " cssa CLIENT for s-bedrm, 2-bath
brick home in best Northwest location.
not over $4,000. Call Mr.. Rhodes. AID.
1874, or FRANK 9. PHILLIPS, D1. 1411.
FAMILY WITH CHILDREN need 3-bedrm.
sb ca a shHo a eonser suburbs. eai fhons 5os
bocFoR b sSs WANTS Va asG Llker HOME for clinic
VIII pay up 10 1sS Ge 'na GOOD 7sus
prefer NV location. Call my agent at
efA ePi WILL PAY CASH for small, . clean
brick, detached bunsalow. PVT Ttll loos
hf S ny KEsfFY Ssn at srs MI In dssp.ras
and Chevy. chase, since, we have, cash
NeoS.,. !. ofioesi. s4S7 sssFsis a. ay;, y, ossa r
wants ssedrm si hse eA close tSuS BUS SCH School, shop
1aay 81 sse Va s.P or sasa MG c0nd !n
Tss ERSs %ss Of 'GE sE 0'aE VIZ
HOUSE WANTED. D. c., white or solored;
mediate sriion cali TABLER. INC. RE.
Sc. AND NE. pRoPERry-we will pa,
all cash or will sell for you. We get results.
euick sct.2r Z, ~ MAX MILLER 800 1lsh st.
ss g. rh lIAks sos SERVICE to local property
9Th rssuut s Seus
bs't4sS You 'Rff Wxsr 1'sI SPEEDY l2l
psg 9ufs sep With pc US says sssh suysEs Ehs
Sf+ y CASH Is x ioi Ex gour 800 1eSDerty
or Sc. white or co!ored. Maryland or yir-
G4x e. "a Pay f@Ia Ill RE CASH for
house in Brookland; rms. or more MI.
@sSTEp Yrstsr.b, @ q,Ess. .ss. o' from ,,ss esnss
bath. gas h;7wh; bra. brass plumb ceggsr
I An HxEcUTIvE DIREcToR national
association locating n IN Washineton; VII
me-: nc: ssfeed Suse or ssGSe
Junior High and Rosemary grade school.
Chevy Chase; Md; must have large yard.
bedrooms full basement with pisyroon.
gear garage prefer fairly new house.
ca. asns ms as.nt yps Mr. uss;s ssR fs sa
400 before Oct. 49, No AGENTS, p.ease.
In HAVE URGENT REQUEST for o. .
bedroom house. Hyattsville, Rivsrdale area.
WANf VA FRO TO SELL YOUR HOME. May b.
able to fnd you an. apt. near 14th and
nf'iosn fuli psrtsuars m with sddress @ and Dhens
number 70 Box 355-K. Star; -5
ALL CASH and IN hurry. for any houss
IN any Ms see9n snexe eeRs RR .ans sss pRs4 fa NJ Na
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ssd:s 0i phon. fSlsst Sr.ss Ressa esssh'sso o
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CONTINUED on Next Psge.)
Evening star., 1947-10-04
MICHIGAN PARK.

MICHIGAN PARK,
1925 14th st. ne
home has unusual
built-in garage. 2l2
is very reasonably
or call RE. 1916,
m D-@1r&-r
Evening star., 1947-10-04
HOUSES FOR SALE-Soufhwest.

s3a ST. S.W.-S50O down, easy terms;
8 rms. . baths. ch,-wh. Cal. Morris
Cohen or Milton Vinnick with A. NJ,
DRAISNER. 1404 st. NV. MA. so3o:
home, GE 0297 4
COLORED-$2OO DOWN. $40 MO.-70e
Delaware ave Sc, near 1St and g; 2-story
brick Elk 5000; ewes, HO. OBS. -6
Evening star., 1947-10-04

SIS $50, BETHESDA-Colonial brick, slate
roof. 8 rms. and tiled bath. 2 bedrms., side
porch. frepl, center entrance. new cleo.
Ts,s sGd s ss0,s ,sDI0E ul s son4 81 hs1 ..i
mortgage; vacant Act quickly on this one.
fMMgDIA1H GHAs R 1EfE fPEossEssieNs-room hom.
eomplstsly @ turn ti!S thi5oushospt Insludins a
tric ironer, electric washing machine, win
has full Ssmt:: oil heat: shower ana toilet
foor, with complete bath; this is q home
floor alone. Wili pay for itself and sizsble
income over: priced for immediate sale,
$22 500. Elderly lady moving South
ssoV. E p Ru s%sr;.F lSs2 rsons and bath
coal h.-w,h.. full basement. large yard,
%nso5sHs1s s1 iso Ms
FsfRNABY sfStn " ywooDoss-This attractive Earl,
hall. large dining room with open fireplace
opening onto screened living porch, dining
room modern kitchen and complete bath
on first floor. On the second floor there
are library :, with open fireplace bed;
'as as 1.s: s:r. Is S
alton room with open fireplace openins
onto terrace Also maids room, Gas
a.-e heat; an attached sarage. Beauti.
fully landscaped lot with a frontage OF
as feet e9ntsinins 10 800 q. T.: There
IS ssfhdnf sa'iF from through .Dana h'
III. III npesss; ss as e. saf RP R9.'isss s M
ssss soss svfs sHrESs a1s nc fNe :nft fai7
Evening star., 1947-10-04

, ISLAND ave.-Beau-
house, lge. lot, ga
with commercial pos
beauty shop, tourist
etc. Call Mr.. Kitch-
1888; ewes, Ii. 5449.
Milford chronicle., 1947-07-18

U. S. airlines completed 95.S
as long as Is months.
Milford chronicle., 1947-07-18
SLAUGHTER NECK

Services at the church on Sunday,
July 10th, Sunday school at ten;
preaching at eleven by our pastor,
Rev. E. N. Wright. All are invited
to attend these services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Bennett en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Henry
Bennett of Chester, Pa, the past
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norton Leverage
and son, Bill, and nephew, Richard
Lawson, of Philadelphia, were din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Leverage and family who are stay
ing at Slaughter Beach, on Sunday.
Miss Mary Janet Williams of Dow
er, is visiting her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry L. Prettyman for
two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dallas and
sons, Glen and Allan, spent Sunday
in Chester, Pa. Mrs. Dallas mother,
Mrs. Clifford Trevett and son, Cliff
ford, returned home with them for a
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Clifton and
children were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Hudson and family at
Roxana on Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Hudson and children of
Illinois are vacationing with the
Hudson family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Mitchell and
children spent the weekend at
their new cottage Mr.. Mitchell re-
Gently built on FOwleTs Beach.
The birthday anniversary of Mrs
Zed Farens was celebrated on Mon
day evening by family gathering
at her home here. Beautiful gifts
and cards were received and ap-
preciated by Mrs. Farens. Ice cream
and cake was enjoyed by all pres
ent and included Mr.. and Mrs. John
Finnity and daughter. Carolyn. Mr.
and Mrs. George Adams and sons
Tommy, George, Jr., and Eddie OF
Milford. Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Farens
and children. Naomi, Faye and Roy
Mrs. David Boyce and Mr.. Farens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence LOfland of
Ogden, Pa, spent the weekend with
her sister and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Milford chronicle., 1947-07-18

William Clendaniel and mother,
Mrs. Alex Wilkins. Mrs. Wilkins
returned home with them to spend
the rest of the summer. Callers on
Sunday with the Clendaniels were
Mr.. and Mrs. Vinal DragOo and Mrs.
Cecil Moore of Dover.
The Sunshine Sunday School
Glass will meet at Miss Anne Ben
nett's on Friday evening, July Is.
All class member please be present
Miss Virginia Lee Layton and Mr.
Samuel l.. Coverdale visited his
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam P. Lewis and family in Ocean
City, New Jersey, on Sunday.
Mr.. Paul Schuler and Mr.. John
Schuler were Sunday evening
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel G.
Coverdale and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Weld and
grandson were overnight guests ol
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Boyce on
Thursday.
Miss Emma Jane Coverdale is
convalescing at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel G
Coverdale, following a recent opera
ton.
Sunday evening guest of Mr.. anC
Mrs. Grover Schuler and daughter
Ginger of Bowers Beach, were ldr
and Mrs. Samuel G. Coverdale anC
daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Schu-
ler of Milford and Mrs. John Schu.
ler of Dover.
Milford chronicle., 1947-07-18

sponsored by congregations in small
and widely scattered towns of the
area and by the Home Missions
Board of the Evangelical church.
He will fly from Lennon to Per-
kins, CorSon, Dewey, Armstrong
and other communities.
Milford chronicle., 1947-07-18
FISHERS DISTRICT
Near GreenwOOdl

The w. S. G. S. of TOdds Chapel
were entertained at the home of
Mrs. Wade Elliott on Wednesday
afternoon after the business meet
ing delicious ice cream, cookies, and
Ritz were served by the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. GoOtee Brown and
daughter and Rev. Alden Hopkins,
Jr., were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Johnson and family of
Harrington On Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Newton and
Miss Anna Miller of PaulsbOro, N.
j., were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Dearman on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayford Brown of
Arden were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
GOOtee Brown and daughter on Sun
day evening.
Mrs. Elizabeth Butler and son, of
Andrewville and Mrs. Clara Griffith
of Harrington spent Sunday even
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Rust.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Hall and fami-
ly of Wilmington, spent several
days vacation with Mr.. and Mrs
GOOtee Brown and daughter the
past week.
Milford chronicle., 1947-07-18
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By ]. E. JONES

It's often been said that a little
education is a bad thing. By the
same token, according to one New
York newspaper, the wrong meth
cd of education is also a bad thing
and it has, therefore, recently
conducted investigations of the
progressive system which is a
comparatively new approach in
teaching.
OF course, there are arguments
pro and con. Many instructors
chief complaint land this goes for
parents, too) is that students
taught by the progressive system
are poor readers and mathemati-
clans, although they have an ex-
cellent knowledge of world affairs
and many phases of business.
The war, too, introduced youngs-
ters to the practical side of many
businesses; however, most of us
in the newspaper business would
rrefer that our future scribes
learn to recognize the alphabet
first of all-in order and word
wise. Oh what a headache-saver
to the copy editor!