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Evening star., 1948-05-27

|STUDEBAKER 1947 Commander 4-dr sed I;
r. and h., overdriye, fog lights. This car is
ToMae MoTok e5af SAFES anS oa aosS s.
M MsfuDEBAKER is4S s'es, Commander club cpe.
mileage: positively exactly like new: So .2s5:
Low down payment. GREENWAY, 5000
sFTbEBxkER tph s1fi r. eiis47 Champion adoor Club
coupe, with radio and heater; sparkling
$sSs5 eHFRSsR So16S se a' e s $ssd
sTUDEBAKER 1s4s coupe; less than 1000
fS sTuPEBAsERs 1fB Rsso 1a47 a'ns a g. sssS ana d.
/ 81 1895; four .s-windoy club coupes. r.
Rery ~ on ali modes m Jim
poLITAN MOTORS. New York and Blad-
sSHJIls sTUDEBAkER 1s41 Champion a!door
$3.50. MR. HUNTER, IA. 1854. 1905
s4tpIBaKER 4th f Pa Pas to cSmm.nd.r dn19 Resa,
or or, terms: ms: wo, R5LI ssSS' MOTORS SOLO Wis
sTUDEBAKER 1877 Resal de luxe club
cpe. r. and h.; the ultramodern car;
s4ss Hfh Pnias
MA. $3.50 -27
TERRAPLANE 1898: front end completely
overhauled, new brakes; good body; ex-
cellent running condition; $500. TW.
WILLYS 1899 coupe: low mileage, ready
M1TCHELL'S MOTORS. INC, 222 End st.
NV (2nd at Constitution ave), Elk. 4l05.
wILLYs civilian jeep, 1880 mi; front
wheel drive, low and high ranges care
fully maintsined s14 BY orisinal owner; see5.
MviLIAN JEEP 1s4e; 4-vheel drive, low
mileage. perfect cond Z $Sg5. call after
$40 pm, HENRY HIT, HI ISL ssae
drive; recently completely overhauled; !;
WHsuIScSeS H9ps rs; S;e Il .I,T;, 2o7s ssn,,r,ou x
fec Sales every day, S511 Colesville ro :.
Silver Spring. Md. sH. 400.
AUTO AuCTION---Sell or buy = car this
Ssern gay q ss only 4 sid is satisfas.
buying, or selling q car here. Big auction
ave. Sc, or loo Iith st. Sc, s.e., RI. 71fs
auction sales. rain or shineo
TATt0Ns WAGON 1916 WHY'S: all steel
body; heater overdrive and white wall
super cushion tires; low mileage; 1895
MITCHELL'S MOTORS, INC, 222 End st.
NV. t2nd at Constitution aVe), EX. 41O6
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deals.
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heart Pass 2hearts Pass
4hearts Pass Pass Pass
Opening lead, king of spades.
One of the cardinal principles OF
play by declarer is to avoid forcing
the strong trump hand to ruff. Yet
even so fundamental doctrine as
this has its exceptions.
Today's hand on the surface ap-
pears to present no problem. The
opening lead of the king Of spades
was taken with the ace. TrumpS
were drawn in three rounds and
since three diamonds had to be lost.
the success Of the contract appeared
to hinge upon the chance that the
clubs would break, three-three.
When this failed, the contract was
down one.
Since there are six clubs out the
chances are against the break. It
has been observed that an even
number of outstanding cards will
probably not be divided evenly. De-
clarer should therefore look for
better way to play the hand. Note
that dummy's hearts are high enough
to pull the adverse trumps. Since
there are five trumps outstanding
ian odd number) they will probably
break, so that there is good chance
to pull them in three rounds. If
dummy's spades are all ruffed by
South, the only losers will be the
three diamonds.
A spade should be returned and
ruffed by South. A small trump to
the nine puts dummy in and an
other spade is ruffed with the king.
The jack of hearts is overtaken
with the queen and the last spade is
ruffed with South's ace of trumps.
Dummy is entered with the queen
of clubs in order to pull the last
trump. South dscarding dia-
mond. If at this point clubs should
break, oAe of dummy's losing dia-
monds will be discarded on the 18th
club and five-odd made in tricks.
With the clubs failing to break,
declarer gives up the last three
tricks.
This type of play is known as
dummy reversal" or making the
dummy the master hand. The play
itself Is the essence of simplicity.
The important feature is the dag
nosis. The principal symptom is
this: The dummy's trumps are high
enough to draw the adverse trumps
and the short suit is in the closed
hand.
Copyright, 194s. by Charles H. Goren)
Evening star., 1948-05-27
10 THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE Cont.

AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE tcontD.
1oED .,a ls4i Ia dump~Rssady to work:
% er trsae s.s Il aERsoNs z s., AUTO : APPLIANCE
ance and cond. peri; D. c. inspection
su.r; t.:s Tsal ssssstn; S15o Cash teTms Nrs
CO., sth and o sts. NV, DE. 400. -2s
30 miles: beautiful blue nhish: priced for
oqif. gu ers sss a 1ny 81 HofoR eas6 tsds ss
1st st. ne, DI. 1855. -2S
CHEVROLET 1912 panel, 1h;,ton; re-
ance; q real buy for someone who can use
INC. 222 End st. NV. t2nd at Const sye9
INTERS2TIoNAL 1s4s pickup, low mile
MfrcHELLs Nj chi t sGIe MOTORS, INC. sss snd IN St st.
NV. (2nd at const. aveJ Elk. 4io5.
sTUDEBAKER 1s47 o-ton dual wheel.
157-inch wheelbase; stake furniture van
type body; like new; $1,000; bank loan
81; low down payment. Rockville 24l4.
PRICE. VALUE: DEgENDABILITY: We
have all kinds and sizes of good dumps,
psnels' piek-ups, vans, van bodies. half
ssnEs: Fl tanks: &c. sENiRAL Motor sI6a
truck truek b Barsains ' at our Alexandra truck
plant, 1901 oronoco ST.. Alexandria, VA
1871 DIAMOND T; 2-tone, dual wheel
stake 6odg truck exeeent esn Exf so9
TRY THESE FOR VALUE:
1941 Mack, model EMuT, tractor; .oor
1s4s s''ehPs Rec; I'VE. SDn' with open top: soo soo
REQ fs2 WAsHFNegoeN Sill Co, INC, $sY j5$sY
Hall st. Sc, Ii. 7402. ~
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PRICE, VALUE, COMFORT
-Cemoco cars have all plus courteous at
tention. See our display today. Trades
a,d inu uit
Evening star., 1948-05-27
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY-194s Chev.
vans, stakes, panels and pickups for hire
BY day week S or month PpBLlc SERVICE
VAN TRUCK: large or small jobs. prompt
service: reas: prices; local or long distance
FORD j 94s 2-ton stake: any hour, day or
night; hauling anything. Call NO. 6ls3
and general hauling; exper. white help;
reasonable rates. NO. 0Sl4. u
Evening star., 1948-05-27
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

PRIVATE INDIVIDUAL wishes to buy
Ford, Chevy or Plymouth; late model
only. Call Lu. 6314, $50 pm. to $50
pm. only. 81
CHEVROLET OR FoRD-will pay cash
fer good used car; need one Immediately.
Call EX. 3S10. rs
FAIR, HONEST APPkAISALs on all makes
Of cars are assured at McKEE-PoNTIAC
Evening star., 1948-05-27
1s4' FRAzEl- MANHATTAN demonstrated: q :

equip. -~-'-------------. 2.7s5
1e47 Kaiser; heater ---- 1895
1912 Buick 4-dr sedan; r. and h. 1895
1889 Mercury 4-dr. " 795
194l Packard 4-dr no - S95
1910 Plymouth business coupe - 595
Only Kaiser and Frazer have 1t. Come
in and drive one OF these new-look cars:
true functional design. Kaiser-Frszer
Dealer, BOWMAN MOTOR SALES, INC,
1923 to 1900 Ga. ave. NV. ia. 1000.
Evening star., 1948-05-27

n,.,n nIs s,as. Is o9t ~ a sIo9p o. OUT com
This unusual sale is only good until
Memorial Day, and as 3 further induce
ment, we will pay your tag fee upon
seal new car warantee, is given with your
purchase. Cash. trade. or low bank rates
if desired. TERMINAL MOTORS CO.,
INC, 500 Florida ave. ne. Home of Better
Cars. -2S
Evening star., 1948-05-27
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

ssss as's css esss : '9ss zs s?Rsfa
Ss1Ae ss1 su.ss. asts sta! sSys .assH Aff f5sfn
Oldest Ford dealer, Ma: $3.50:
todss 'see soda9 .sl.4 saslantee II nsi
Wssss eds.s w Ford Vt5aSa: a.sfs1: NJ NJ $50
PONTIAC "s" 1885 .2.door sedan; GOOD
shape; real al buy yoM At s426. Call GE. ?aS4'
PONTIAC 1947 's' convertible club coupe:
ans car nj low m..as aerf terms and tnsas
Meotrok SALES, S esls aeorsia iD ave. a.S..
PONTIAC 1s47 Torpedo sport. club sss"
frostsr. ets; e.;,s extra-low mileage: s2s2%75.
sssffsis foNffac i is4i town sedan: T. h, Seat
secf eaGEL Fsf mc'95 ksser sdss
PARK PARK D. eec G. GE. ssos. ''A ''' Nss ~
milease; l, owner; fully EQUIPPED; radio.
heater; body in excellent eondition; ,; fully
PsoNTiHc,s 1e11 King : St. . Alex, Va. ov.
POM PONTIAC 1s41 s-ar.; r, and h; soed tlrss.
cond. Don't fail to see this gorgeous car
before you buy; 81 ,05O; low down payment.
GREENWAY. 7o7 Maine ave. s.w. j., DI.
PONTIAC 1s41 "e" convertible coupe; r.
and b pdns good clean car sl25o or best Of
tiful black finish without a scratch: very
low, mileage: fully equipped with radio.
underseat heating unit, fog lights. white
Gsy's specisI T 20 i4h i, down VIZ" q months
i g pay s'ee Pontiac aNSa sAtEs on4I1s 4o
Fla. ave. ne, AT. 1900. Open ewes. tn 9.
eSf9tc Ell s Isss Or eGsDs S8 i4ss ssed s'nd sSss
PONTIAC 1894 coupe; a ons-owner car:
nsss. xeqt s.sf viii sSGaS NOR 91i sssS
MOTORS. SOLO Wis. ave. NV. Wo. 5000.
PONTIAC 1912 4-dr. sedan Torpedo .s";
$3.50. OWNER. CO. 1928. ~ rs
PONTIAC 1912 Torpedo sport coupe 8
Cal Cal Vienna. Vienna Va. c 80. p 'e'' 0nef uas uassf
PONTIAC lg47 6,;cylinder. 2-door sedan;
dstio this 5-month-od blsck fully eauip auto
sntes RoYsI No MoroRs sf paefsrd s,Sr' eeser, easa
sIJ6IBakik Ksnasfz I'll ts4 Fl Land ne Cruiser Com
dr.. sedan; 1000 miles; 8-tube Philco and
eslIIlm,aslzsri s., $50; Box 1890. Star. s9'
TaX sedan; excel. cond.; s1,is5. ls1o
sffi6hDE$BtIARRkk; fih RR; 1e47 champion 4-dr. Sc
besuul Hs inside s and custom Ss
MOTORS, 1883 4. i. ave. ne. CO. osss.
sTUDEBAKER 1p47 de luxe Champion 4
very low mileage and perfect all around:
S2I45 MTns sHs5sntse e. and terms M,nn NORTH
Evening star., 1948-05-27

OLDsMOBILE 1941 "6" 4-dr.- sed. 81 10
Plymouth 1910 2-dr. sedan-- 81
Chrysler: 1941 N. Y. 4-dr. sedan-- 1.2s
Plymouth S4 dH lg47 stst1o1 st, yasea seeanoo 2.10
SH. 1900. -2s
Evening star., 1948-05-27

1912 Dodge 4-dr.: perfect cond. - S995
1912 Chevrolet Flestline 2-dr. ----- 99.1
I94l Ford spnyt cpet; r. and h; ----s Gaa3
-942 Ford long w.b. stake body - a95
j $40 Chevrolet spec. de luxe e-dr. 645
All cars carry 30-day guarantee. Terms.
Evening star., 1948-05-27
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

DUMP TRUCKS WANTED-Apply a.
6900Ia DalcarlIa pl. NV. ASK for j. RYE
-
Evening star., 1948-05-27

STUDEBAKER 1e47 de luxe Champion 4
dr.; heater: practically new car with
very low mileage and perfect all around;
$2,145. guarantee and terms. NORTH
EAST MOTOR CO., 1901 MINI. ave. ne.
Evening star., 1948-05-27

I HAVE WE GONE MAD"
| Everyone is offering you . bonus to buy
| your car. We are Offering you a bonus to
| sell our cars. You can buy any one of
| these cars for our actual purchase price" "
| nlus 1Oc.
Evening star., 1948-05-27

r de luxe sedan-coupe:
h.. maroon finish, mo-
tiptop and guaranteed;
and terms. TRIANGLE
I. ave. ne, CO. 0SS2.
Evening star., 1948-12-05

to help restore your usual vigor.
Of course, continuing tiredness
and pallor may come from other
conditions. Consult your doctor
regularly. But in this Borderline
Anemia, take Ironized Yeast
Tablets to help build up your
blood! Thenyour energy and color
can come surging back! Then you
can get some fun out of life again!
Resulting from fero-nufrifionaI blood
deficiency, a condition for which Iron
ized Yeast is specially formulated.
Evening star., 1948-12-05


that an old friend ,ciH be visiting me at
that time. May I telephone the hostess
and ask TO bring her along? think
about ten inpited aud my friend may
be an extra girl unless the hostess invites
another man for her.
Mrs Posr: If it is likely that the dinner
will be formal with people seated around
dining table, asking that an eleventh place
land possibly twefth) be included is 'un-
thinkable. On the other hand if you know
that the dinner will be buffet at which the
number of guests is elastic, it would be quite
permissible to telephone your hostess.
GIFTS. "a man kno,v quite ,reH is
planning to gipe me a handsome Christ
present. like him but ana not in
Ioue sUith him. Should accept the gift
and, If 50, should gire him present?''
MRS. Posi-: If the gift is wearing apparel
or valuable jewelry, you should not accept it.
But you certainly may accept an impersonal
gift such as something for the house. You
may give him present if you would like to,
but it should be nothing valuable.
Evening star., 1948-12-05

NE you losing your youthful
IA charm and sparkle? Do
others see you as a tired, pale,
"faded photograph" of the person
you used to be?
Often, it's a blood condition
that makes people look older
than they are. You may have a
Borderline Anemia, due to a
ferro-nuritional blood deficiency.
YoAr red blood cells may be
losing their healthy redness and
size = they may be too weak to
transmit full energy to all your
body. Results Of medical surveys
show that up to. $500 of the
women examined many men
and children = have this Border
line Anemia.
How lronizsd Yeuss Toblsss
Build Up Your Blood ond visor
If your color is fading your en-
ergy failing-due to this Border
line Anemia, take Ironized Yeast
Tablets. They are specially for
mulatsd to help build up faded
red hload cells 70
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-01-29
Few County Changes Under Charter?

SENTINEL readers have many times asked just
what changes would be the county etup under charter
form government The League Voters has just
issued pamphlet entitled "Ies Your Government" in which it
runs this article:
If the voters Of the County adopt November
provided for the Maryland Constitution the organization
itself viii be little changed the differences will lie mainly in its
operation.
r Sanitary Regional
continue function they do now, since they bcounty
agencies and such specifically exempted from change
under Charter Changes and in these bodies
come from the General Assembly Also exempted under Charter
By the Constitution those special granted incorporated
towns and taxing
Board County replaced by
County will FIVE
from each of the commissioner districts end from
the County At large These members will be elected the
county commissioners by the votes of the entire County
s. "AH purely will passed by County Council
twill thus be itself legislative body instead of admnsra
tie body with delegated legislative powers which the Board of
County Commissioners is today The General Assembly will be
expressly forbidden to local law for Montgomery County
This differs greatly from the present practice of having two
bodies able egisIate simultaneously the matters
sitting Annapolis Rockville However
ana the number Of delegates will
Genra Assembly to enact all laws those affecting only
Montgomery County.
1.-THE County Council will appoint county manager take
its administrative duties may dismiss him any time,
after public hearing if he is not performing his duties in
satisfactory manner.
"The county manager will given, by Charter legal
authority matters which the county performs
at the will of the county commissioners He will appoint depart
ent heads with the approval County Council
authority them and their He will secretary
Of the County Council IN legislative session.
Under the Charter the county manager given duty
Of administering the functions of purchasing
may delegate these duties onee
he merit system by Personnel Board of three
members appointed BY the County Council
all personnel with following exceptions the county
manager heads of departments coming state
merit system. and Of eeced officials There
provision in the Charter against political activity political
contributions Of county employee Such prohibitions
included In the present merit system.
I'm general the adoption of the will mean that the
improvements in granted sessions of
the General Assembly be by succeeding egsa
lures that laws for the County will be passed Rockville
that the County will be operated by methods"
Last week at meeting of approximately persons
ing zone day school, government sponsored
League the principal speaker Ewyn Mauc of University
Of Maryland political science department
movement throughout the Nation He told the group
mat even under charter form Of home rule
groups such the League constantly the alert to
keep partisan politics out of county management"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-01-29
Social Security Tax
And Fourth Quarter
Return Due Saturday

The quarterly social security tax
and international return for the
fourth quarter of 1947 is due in
the Office of the Collector of Inter
nal Revenue on or before this COM
ing Saturday, William NJ. Donlin,
manager of the Baltimore field Of
flee of the Social Security Admin
istration, reminded employers tor
day. The Social Security Act re-
duires that each workers wages
be reported together with. the,
workers name and social security
account number at thei same time
the employer RENTS the tax de-
Quoted from the employees pay.
Mr.. Donlin cautioned employers
to be sure that each worker, for
whom they were reporting wages,
is identified by his correct social
security account number, adding
that one of the largest items of
expense in operating the Federal
old age and survivors insurance
program arises from the fact that
account numbers are omitted from
the report. New workers can OBJ
tain their social security account
numbers by applying at the Social
Security Administration field of
fee, 452 Post Office Building, Bal
tiElore. If worker once had an
account number but lost it, he
should obtain a duplicate number
not a second original. The Balti-
more field office also issues dupli-
cate numbers but several days are
required for this service as the
numbers must be verified,
The Importance of accurate and
complete wage reporting, was
stressed by the local Social Secur-
ity official, who explained that this
information is necessary because
old age and survivors insurance
benefits are based primarily on the
workers average monthly wage"
in employment covered by the So
cial Security Act. The Social Sc
curity Administration keeps an ac-
count for every worker covered by
the law under the workers name
and social security account num-
Der. When the worker or his fam
lily files a claim for benefits, the
workers account determines the
size of his benefits.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-01-29
Liquor Board Reports
1920, 1893 Revenue

Montgomery County Liquor
Control Board earned $29O,O93
revenue for State and county gov
ernments in the last six months of
1947, Charles B. Buscher, general
manager, has announced.
Preliminary figures indicate
county revenue was $224,226, while
the State gained $65,867, including
approximately $4,000 collected as
sales tax.
The county dispensary system
had the largest sale in its history
on Christmas Eve = approximate
ly $4,000 - Buscher said. Total
sales for the six months, which is
the first half of the boards fiscal
year, were S1,794 ;033.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-01-29
League Of Maryland
SpOrtsmen Plan Show At
Fifth Regiment ArmOry

Sponsored by the League of
Maryland Sportsmen, of which
Glenn L. Martin of aircraft fame
is president, the Outdoor Sports
mems Show to be held at the Fifth
Regiment Armory, Baltimore, Feb.
to Is, inclusive, promises to be
one of the largest and most color
full of its kind staged nationally
this year.
Space for more exhibits has been
taken by firms from all sections of
the country, and they will show the
latest trends in pleasure craft,
trailers, vacation and camping
needs and sports equipment.
This annual show is strictly non
commercial in nature, the proceeds
being used to promote the Leagues
program of conservation, better
recreational facilities and sports.
Vieing with the exhibits for pop
ularity will undoubtedly be the
platform and aquatic performances
staged at 2:15 daily in the after
noon and at 8:15 at night. Lum-
herjacks will endeavor to push
each other over ON slippery, twist
ing logs floating in a large tank;
canoe fitting is said to be a thrill
ing sport, while precision and
trick archery and revolver shoot
ing by experts together with clev-
er fly and rod casting is only a
part Of the entertainment provided.
Rosie, noted Hollywood bear,
will attend, and having taken a
prominent part in the Road to
Utopia with Dorothy Lamour, is
said to have gone slightly high hat.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-01-29
81 L0HIE D. aENToE. D. D.

SCRIPTURE: Isaiah 53:4-s: Matthew
f21; 5:17: 2o:26-2s; Luke 1910; He
irews AIS, 49,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-01-29


However, Rosie is a born actress
and her feats are amazing.
The State Game and Inland Fish
Commission and the Department Of
Forests and Parks have joined
hands to present a graphic por-
trayal of the topography, wild life
and natural features of Maryland.
Native trees, underbrush and
marshland will form the back
ground of the display of wild fowl
and animals; and with this piano.
rama, should be among the most
attractive exhibitions at the show.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-01-29
Dies On Visit Home

Hillsboro, Ill. = home for few
days with his mother during the
Christmas Holidays, Edward May,
26, of San Antonio, Texas, was
working with two other men in
stalling an electric pump at his
mothers home. The pump struck
a 6.900-volt power line as it was
being raised and May was electro
cuted.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-01-29
Steals Big Bus

Philadelphia, Pa. - A man, who
identified himself as a relief driv-
er, appeared at a garage here and
drove away with a bright red 81
passenger bus belonging to the
Red Star Motor Coach, Inc. The
theft went unnoticed until the
driver, who had brought the bus
up from Salisbury, Md, appeared
to begin his return trip.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-01-29

milton OF ChrlSuan-
ity. but l can give
you an example OF
it = DR.. Phillips
Brooks.
Our lesson for
Sunday tells us
many things about
Jesus. his work OF
salvation chiefly.
But before we can
understand what he
does. we must look
again at who he
e ~
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-01-29
Potatoes

The Agriculture Department has
announced that it has sold about
467 900 bushels of surplus potatoes
to the Army for shipment to
Europe for relief distribution. The
potatoes were part of the supply
bought by the Department under
its price-support program.
There are many treatments for
the common cold but the c. c. goes
on just the same.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-01-29
His Work Of Salvation
Lesson for February 1, ls4s

DROFESSoR WILLIAM JAMES
! was once asked to give defini-
ton of Christianity. He replied. Il
doubt if there is a satisfactory def
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-01-29

Harrison captures Coast goli
prize with 273; Demaret second.
evening for everyone.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-01-29

Miss Jamison's 301 best in Tam
pa women's open golf meet.
Smyrna times., 1948-04-29
KentOn

How are we going to honor
Mother on Mothers Day? Why
not place a flower in our memorial
bouquet for her? Her name will
be read at our Mothers Day SER
vice. At the conclusion of the SER
vice the bouquet will be given to
the oldest mother in the church as
a gift from you. One flower will
be placed in the bouquet for every
dollar donation received. All do
nations must be in by Sunday,
May 2. The pastor will receive
donations before that date.
Homemakers Day will be held in
the church on May 2. All home
makers are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Holt and
daughter, Mr.. Geore Cook and Mr..
C. w. Graham visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Buckingham in Newark last Sun
day.
Mrs. Franklin Everett and
daughter have returned home from
Florida.
Mrs. Herman Cook visited Mrs.
Edward Urian, Sunday.
Mrs. C. w. Graham and daugh-
ter Betty, and Miss Margaret
sapp sent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Graham in Port Penn
where Mr.. Graham has purchased
a general store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Stevens and
Mrs. Catherine Kenton of Will
mington were Kenton visitors Sun
day.
The Kenton P. T. A. will meet in
the Kenton School tomorrow even
ing friday.