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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-07-02
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BY Barbara Kohler

CONGRATULATIONS goes to
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Briskey
who are the proud parents of
a big baby girl.
Wanted by the Brazer Dept.
reliable driving instructor who
is fully insured. For further in
formation see "Gertie".
We all miss Bernice who is
on sick leave hope we see her
smiling face soon.
The big event of the week
was Harreitt K. celebrating her
18th anniversary.
Mr.. Rodrick and Mrs. Schin-
der ought to visit the girls at
lunch hour and see how the
girls enjoy standing up to eat
their lunch.
ClOdene is in Mercy hos
pital. Hope she will be back on
the job soon.
The Misc. girls had a Bridal
Shower on Alice Drocey whom
will become a blushing bride
July 1. Good luck, pal.
We sure miss Larry's smil-
ing ace. He is on the sick list.
Hope he has speedy recovery.
Sorry to hear Rose from Misc
is i'll, hurry up and get well
kid your pals miss you.
Rose Hugh's who is trying tc
reduce can be seen every a. m
having her roles and coffee.
Sorry to hear Edith Hintz i:
in the hospital. Hope she has &
speedy recovery.
Glad to hear that Deloy New.
man is home from the hospital
Hope to see his smiling face
soon.
What has the hills of Ken.
lucky got that Toledo hasn't:
How about it Ruth?
We are glad to see A nm {
Ribka back after being off i'll.
Congratulations to Bill Linl
who thinks two can live a,
cheap as one. Good luck to Bill
and his bride.
Congratulations to Helen O.
the welding dept. who became
a happy blushing bride May 20
1t now looks as if the brazins
dept. is at the top of the lis
with Eleanor and her new Chry.
Sler.
Mac spent the weekend dowr
in the hills. That is the reason
he is going around walking like
one leg shorter than the other
Birthday greetings to Donna
Olson who is home on sicl
leave.
Birthday greetings to Haze
Nc Affee. I believe this make!
21.
give it to Shortie in the misc
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-07-02

We wonder how many men,
Ibers have visited the big ma
chine division since the new
dust collectors have been in
stalled. When the State Indus
trial Commission visited this
division recently they were so
pleased that a letter was sent to
the company under the signature
of Phil Hanna, who said it was
one of the finest, if not the finest
type in Ohio.
The company should be
commended by every en-
plOyee. Michalsen, the Plant
Engineer who drew the plans
and supervised its installation
should get pat on the back
for a fine job. The company
building and installing it was
the American Air Filter of
Louisville, KY. The employees
of this company belong to the
United Automobile Workers
CIO.
We are asking our members
who do the cleaning of this Sys-
tenn to do a good job and not
allow any one to tamper with it,
so we can ask the company to
buy more of this kind for the
protection of your health.
Matilda Winters, of Dept. 223,
after a long vacation due to i'll
health, has returned to work
Welcome back sister.
Have you seen the new safety
glasses being worn throughout
the shop? The agents are the
White -Haines Co. and made by
Bausch and Lomb Co. We also
handle the American Optical
glasses. Single vision 4.50, double
or bi-focal $3.50, tinted $500
extra, complete with frames
made either out of white stain
less steel, non-corrosive of ace
tate. For more information see
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-07-02

see more of you at the next
meeting.
Brother John Obarski and
family are going to the lake for
their vacation.
The Welfare Committees re-
port was accepted and the
unit went along with their sug-
gestiOon's on welfare to give
girls candy and the men cigar
cites.
A committee was set up by
the chairman for our strike
vote. Those on the committee
are as follows: Ernie Beck.
Josephine HOlwinSki, Mary
Hughes, Mary PietrOwski.
Stanley SchOviak, Ted IVAN
icki, Ralph Albright, Curly
GOOdrum, Joe Mchinski, Wal
ter Trzaskalski.
Bert Zeilinski's little boy sure
is a singer. When you talk to
him he says he wants to be q
cowboy favoring Gene Autry.
The diesetters are really or
the Beam these days. The over.
hauling of equipment and boil
sters, is the answer.
When the unit had theil
N.L.R.B. Vote all the bosses
wanted to vote-The snake
charmer, said, your not fair
why can't I vote.
Let's have a larger atten-
dance at our next unit meet
ing.
We hear that Casper Stanle,
missed Charlie the Goat" 81
badly that he went out and go
two more. He named these two
Norm and Gyp. Everyone say:
there is a resemblance. Casey
Thomas has two of them Il
make love to now. He finds that
goats are very effectionate.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-07-02
SWEEPINGS
from
American Floor
Surfacing
THUMBNAILS:

A L E. GOLF hired here in 1910
= as a crater in the shipping
room. After many hours and
numerous finger poundings Al
decided his finger nails were too
important so he took a job as a
receiving clerk on the dock. He
then drove the company truck
till the army claimed him for 45
months. He saw service in the
Pacific theater and the c. B. I.
area. Upon his return he worked
Parcel Post. He again bid on the
truck drivers job and has kept
this job ever since. Without any
coaxing he will display snapshots
of his attractive wife and
daughter. In his spare time Al
does lot with gasoline engines
on midget racers and aeroplanes.
JULIUS GRYCA began his
seniority in the stock room as
an order clerk. His smile is
still very much a part of the
stock room. He spent three and
a half years in the Pacific
theater. His two children make
good subjects for his hobby of
photography.
The new look has made its
colorful appearance here. Yes,
even the bare mid-riff and wasp
waists.
What outfielder could use a
tricycle. when trying to stretch
a double into a triple?
Marion and Joyce Cousino
were happy bridesmaids at their
brothers wedding recently.
A hearty welcome back to
Harold Nagley. Glad you're back
fella.
Eleanor MOuch is now at
home after a successful appen-
dectOmy. Hurry back Eleanor
After week of extensive pre-.
paration and planning for a big
fishing trip on last Saturday.
why the golden silence on Mon
day? How about it Bob link?
Some of the boys are finding
out the hard way that your :
dues must be in on time. c
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-07-02
Keep 1t Working
Active GuiIdsmen
Win Awards For
Study At Harvard

CAMBRIDE, MASS. (LPA)-
The vice-prtsident of the Wis
consin CIO Council and a col
umnist for the Guild Reporter
American Newspaper Guild.
CIO paper, last week were
awarded N e m n fellowships
for a year of study at Harvard
University.
Aldric Revell, political writer
for Capital Times of Madison
Wis, is vice-president of the
state CIO. Alan Barth, editorial
writer for the Washington Post
contributes a regular column OF
Washington commentary to the
Guilds publication.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-07-02

WHY'S Unit should be happy II
a leader like him to negotiate
their contracts. Yes you missed
the boat again by not attending
To the m any members
throughout the plant that in
SiSt on violating not only safe
ty orders but also a State of
Ohio Health Law regarding
the grinding of lead. We Sug-
gest that you visit the factory
hospital and obtain a good
dose of cyanide of potassium
and take it because it will take
you out of this world at once.
If you continue to grind lead
it will lead to a long lingering
death. Please brothers stop it
as money has been put into
! your price to file it. If you
doubt this ask some of your
brothers who still are drawing
compensation or talk to mem
bers whose friends are buried
in some cemetery in Toledo or
its vicinity.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-07-02
Spicer News
By RAY SOMMERS

VOUR shop steward is an I'M
- portant factor in the daily
work routine of every factory
employee. He is a small, but
necessary cog in the great wheels
of industry.
A few years ago the shop
steward was practically un-
known, but today he is prob
ably the most influential union
official because he is in i'm
mediate contact with the en-
prOyee and his problems, al
ways with one thought upper
most in his mind-tO secure
something better for his fellow
employees.
The shop steward handles the
problems and grievances of those
in his charge as though they
were his own personal problems
and treats them with the same
enthusiasm. He conducts his un-
nion duties without even the
thought of any extra compensa'
ton and he is paid only by the
thanks and good will of those In
his department and also by the
thought that he has done some
thing constructive for his CO.
workers.
The strongest weapon which
the shop steward possesses is
the good will and the conf
dence invested in him by those
who selected him as their
spokesman and representative
in affairs which require nego-
tiatiOns with the employer.
1t is the duty of all workers
to give full support to the shor
steward and to bear with him II
all actions whether they be sue
cessful or unsuccessful negotia
tions. Above all, remember tt
support your steward, win ol
lose.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-07-02

Anyone having any news
dept who will be ptch hitting for
me while l am on vacation.
We hear Rita an BraZed and
Shorty had quite a trip to Iowa
over the weekend
Gang have you seen Mary?
Our matron with that new look,
nice "eh"?
That little gal you see, busy
all the time trying to do nice
things for each and every one
is none other than our secretary
Rose Hugh's lets all give her a
hand.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-07-02
The
Acklinite
By Lewis MattOx

HAPPY DAYS are h e r e
again.. There was large
crowd at our unit meeting, and
they were very firm and united
in their demands that the COM
mittee get them the pattern in
crease and adjustment.
Howard Seren our new rep
resentative from Local No IL
was introduced to the people.
There was a large number of
girls present, presenting their
views. Keep it up girls, and lets
Evening star., 1948-03-03
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.


Any eond.; e%a up to 1000; no commissions.
p6 b. SiS YoG WaSr syssfi H sfEEDY gY ACTION. List
VIII paS sSuse sep "h Drce e
e. ss yuef oa9e Re
{ bedrm. houses, re: or NV. preferred.
WILL PAY CASH for houses. white or
colored; any condition or section. DE.
PAY Aat tSs
GkSFSIL kaESF NEED TE tor of sbedrm house
KAY KAY REALTY CO. needs more property
for their n1es ready In al ea
ALL CASH, and in a hurry, for any house
n any RT fsft!Sn NS4oNA sfeiS Efaf ca f
# apS roT aftR wANF Al 70 Sell 81 your HOUSE
%fckERsHAa VIZ e sHE fns eR s0@H55S" f6S call v,oN
$4,000 limit Cali Mrs. harrington TIE,
lsaS WaSfEp e pu ar sSosir oNcr. .sllver Spring
:s-bedrm. brick home with garage. close
in: one 4-bedrm home; brick ,,I preferred err
With Shannon & LUcHs CO, 1906 H
HAvE fti RETji jiiMMfbrArE IafI; PURCHASER for a 3
or 4-bedroom home; 1st-f. den and Law.
preferred but not essential: will pay VI, to
cash Chevy Chase hDnbsrd D. C. Or pa1a No
SHANNON " Il IUcHs CO, 1905 st. NV:
I FA HAVE sf0' IMMEDIATE PURCHASER for
sElsass0o%S Or dss sz0r,a sth 5'HasA ~
kgfbs Ge as02 brek st home ns sA upper
$50. 600. Also s-bedrm. home IN Cleveland
Pesfto4 Rssf undST NA $780, 1879 EM Set / TooME 5R
SoLoKE6-DocToR Will pay ,s cash 10, ios
2SnfIi sY lisffae m oGt5 Ggoun PROPERTY with this
ef Sou offer ito t for sale simultaneously to the
ora in s. and Nd ID e one of hese
property Just like yours No added cost
s sRs fSI Ell hi StfhsHS soRF
WE WANT YoIR HOUSE. apartment. store
clients Call Mr.. Boucher. pRuRY REALTY
fT # PROMPT a4Pos s1TEsTroN to TO- the sale of
sg 3 nT Ts Business yen .e sr es r %
PHRIEs. Realtor.. sos North CAPITOL, IA.
$3.50: Free appraisals Results since 1919:
CHAhLES .. IUNN mas CEeubS W9ltulk
to purchase homes in any section Of Wash.
and nearby Maryland. FIR. 1905.
l WISH TO BUY detached or semidetached
home in Montgomery Co or NV. section.
Have all cash. No agents Box 36-G, Star.
NEED TWO 4-BEDRM. DET. BRICK homes
with 1st q. powder rm. and den; in Chevy
Chase Or Barnaby Woods area: PEI priced T. to Ii2
Mr. Hyman, Me. 54OO until 5 pm: ewes.
RA. 5667, LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & CO.,
SPOT CASH at once, no waiting for your
money; any kind of property. large or
small: any section. MA. s49e. ...
2-HOUR- UR-SERVICE-Cash for your mouse
today. any condition or in any section;
RE; 2735 or Wo; 9lg1 till 10 pm 10 10
Or acreage, within 10 miles ,,1.s qf sui.lanS aaos
after 8 Mr.; wood; Lg; a257. .,ox
Brick detached home in American o;
Park: must have or 4 bedrms. and 2
baths; oil h.-w.h. No agents. Box 25l j.
Star. %
of real estate exper. need homes and IN
ysstment propertiss Quick ca cash ssies
Capital st/ II. ol2s; ewes. Lu. <1oe.
Evening star., 1948-03-03
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwest.

COLORED-N THE 900 BLOCK Of 1st st.
saa an sptS shows s. san bs
about this today WoopWARp q NORRIS,
e6SShhogfbiMks. 6Sfh52sai sE sl1S WASHINGTON c1RcLE,
22nd and X: rooming house. zoned End
det acar baisE sapase ases shoSns faSs arre
return; turn priced M right 1 for quick SALE H. T.
e6E6REpH. e6EoREpANRsR kEi @1s1h iath AND euE-rhis
well-located 3-family house has Is rms.
s sia;55o. call cARhToN s"se Collins 81,
coLoRE6&sioo Down; whole price.
$3.50; ..S37. 30 per mo-; arm; brick. out
side toilet; near 25th and X SITS. Box
coIoRED-BARGAIN, s7.s5e-rlne s-rm
dwelling In very conv. NV. location; good
easS pa and low mons pa
Don't be too late to buy this. WOODWARD
q NORRIS. Realtors 723 goth St, Re RE
$685.. Sun. and ewes, Mr.. Rockford. sH
coIoRED-141a coKcoRAN ST. NV
$500 down, good tern terms . Five apt units,
Milton Vinnick, with A. M DRAISNER,
1904 L st. NV, Ma. s036: home, GE
ooLoRED-s5oo BLK. GA. AVE. NV
lease 5Ts and I'd bath apt ,Sn. 2na ID oG
sanSSiSs 81 sSSSErEYHs HYH NO. w
SdI MSs J. SHANREER III ~ III o$zss sr
soft row bsleR, ckSHE $3.50 down. sl Balance Balance
raee neen Close to se evergthins i Ds'n h very ne
ssn1a cali sV VI 09SE s4s vs. Il ssn Co.
{Si5 coLokEbs1yoSN ijtb st HA KEaGg9 a2gs Co. near
ception parlor with fireplace, oil heat: in
n9ssS!a'f sfgco eS5dss piissa 1fsh 's ST.
eS eSToRhp.sRzAS1 RRies sH ~ g. 81; s%-g.!ss
rms. bath, semidet brick; hoWh. PAUL
ooEokEbAsRM: MfEE pR fsG BGNGALoR s5 VII In Brook
eoa has afe hda tef PAUL I'll n0 Mailz
61 Observation-Disclosures SEE III { 5n delight
garage: detached can have income If
eality. PAUL ]. MILLER. DU. 2422 till
COLORED-HAMILTON BULLETIN:-
1400 block Oak st. n.w.-Colonial brick
vacant; concrete 'front.' poIcn,, rms, rms ana 1nH
eath Saan nT 9 hsas sis5eo eompetey furn
100 block Neale st: n.e-s-rm. Colonial
brick front porch, baths; arranged as 2
apts.: deep back yard, detached garage;
immediate possession: low cash payment;
S13.950.
14OO block Trinidad ave. ne.--Large g.
rm brick. concrete front porch, h.-wh.;
low down payment, S12.950.
100 b1ock OH st. don nsw6 do ia5ge "a gs rms oil
300 block Kentucky ave se-Lovely g.
rm. brick, INV. oil heat; immediate possess
sion with small down payment; S12,950:
Call until pm. ia. 203S. HAMILTON
REALTY CO. 1923 GEORGIA ave. NV. d
Evening star., 1948-03-03
HOUSES FOR sALE-southeo.t.

ONLY s9,s5O, terms 81 300 down, bal
ance monthly; rms. and bath gas neat.
soR1 4oTS MosaN S1f a 'es s Pc M Hays
iiit iath y AND 4 n' pENNA. AVE. s.E.-First com
mercial;. large 6-rm. corner brick; suitable
for for duief RlesssHfnaH safe HAsTMAS Ar REATy
l345 Good Hope road Sc. TR. 400
rms III ssSG NEWLY RENOVATED, white brick,
lge 2-family home, is now available 1or
startial down payment Terms. JosEpH
Capitol st.. Ii o129; ewes, LU. 41o9. 3
NEAR 14th AND PA. AVE. s.E.-suitaole
for doctor, dentist or beauty operator; n st
tached home on corner: basemsnt Tea easily ly
spggointnent;; s3go -. call A. MR sEoo HOTTER Ma
aesT FIX RAxS SoSs g
thToushsut; gas heat, Cali MR; LATHAM ;
S6NsREss Sd siaa ETfnGff R 9o5a semde-
tached brick with apt. in bsmt;; gas heat;
2h baths, house l year old. Can be
e2ssaf T'h rR l." 4ss$ sssn sR PaU1 cs
sf $50 nDo PowN, ~ $3.50 PER MO. for this
semds nn6d arm b.s5 brick home d
csiI RE. 1855 till pm GoLDsTEN
BROS. 1929 L st. NV. =
ANACosTIAs. 6 STA 1907 v St, ts ssasemide- asen de
Price, Tfnso sfoa5o p5a5 HARTMAN REAITY NC.
1345 Good Hope road Sc. TR. 44o0,
FOR 4 FINE BRICK BUNGALOW. close to
everything, see this, excellent value today;
8 rms on ,1st, fl, 2 on End. ,ultramodern
kitchen with electric dish washer and gar
% hsa Vaas 55 s5gs 5sls sassf
T. D. BURGESS, VI. 2s02 till s. 3
4016 ELY PL. Sc. off Minnesota ave,
pletely equipped, kit. Venetian blinds and
awnings, gas heat; immaeulate cond :;
B1RaEss Es5fS9ssss y " ssSG asos sli g. cash.
loan aions with is5ssi $3.50 in % eash eaeh' @ can
purchase modern, A A4,family brick apart
The, rent from the, other apis. can be
to spt bsys i'm on anets the
bath and shower. oil heat: located, in
large shopping center and schools. One
Phone fni Mr.. McGinniss. Ma. 9I41 for de-
sbs ss Nj FRbKek MGPess W. y BERESs R Psfssf saE
f6R l6is vkTERaSs i Il: Ans oNLY-New detached as
bestos shinsle house; large lot: modern
kitchen, bedrooms oil heat; $500 down.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, 514 Newcomb st.
s.e.-Det brick. modern home. can be
bought reasonably. To see call Mr.. Rauch,
Ho; 546I, with cox 4 co. RE 1922
apt, gas heat, furnished; 4 elec; refgrs.,
600, easy terms. EDWIN L. ELLIS, Real
tor. 1910 vsrmont ave. RE. b14o. -
Evening star., 1948-03-03
HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY tcont.)


IMMEDIATE PURCHAsRRs with cash for
homes in Michigsn Park. BIookland @ and
PECK CO.. 34Q8 18th st. NE.
go YEARS SERVICE to local property
owners guarantees results. List your prop
erty. with VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO, INC,
Realtors since 1887, 1919 K st., DI. 1OI5. !.
HAVE URGENT REQUEST for 8 or bed
rm. home In Brishtwood or Shepherd
Park. MOLLIE M. DAVIDSON. Ia. 4441.
IF YOUR HOME is suitable for rooming
hse. or conversion to apts., please call
WALDO HARRIS. II. 9979, ME. 1884. -4
oUT-OF- TOWN RESIDENT desires to pur-
chase home 6eo in Sc ;oS Sr re section; net
good monthly payment Box 4sS-k' Star.
NAVY YARD WORKER desires home In
sc. section. 9 Or rm: house So hswh. s. else
agents, Telephone AT. 1858. 5'
WANTED TO BUY detached brick home
near Bethesda or Wisconsin ave. NV. But
I do. not want to pay q commission. II
you have such home and want to sell
reasonable. call CO. 1888 days. or NO.
DIRiEcT FROM OWNER three or four
bedrms.. bsmt., near schools. detached
D. C. or Md: under $4,000. TIE. 1920
Evening star., 1948-03-03
HOUSES FOR sALE-southwe.t.

COLORED-4I5 9th ST. S.W.-S495 down,
good terms: IL rooms. bath. Latrobe heat:
row brick. Call Morris Cohen or Milton
vinnick, with A.; N. pRA1sNER, d49944 d494 L
COLORED-223 ST. S.W.-S295 down.
easy terms; S-room semidet. brick, no i'm
provements: Call Morris Cohen or Milton
vinnick' With AZ M. DE-, ,DRAlsGNEEH'o ne 'o5dg a94 l.
Evening star., 1948-03-03

1889. WA; 4214, WILLIAM L. PRIMRosl
FTHHkoMA ifsa rakk z busGxIow sSs 81 RsRisf block
from express bus shingled; 9 bsdrms;
WARD 4 MORRIS os;.rH 5ss goth su st. SIX NJ RI
Kensington area, completely. furn. includ
ing elec. range, refer.; washing machine
unfinished attic: full basement: excel
terms. O. L. MURDOCH, sH, 4e11, PL
SILVER sPRING-3-bedrm. corner hom
din rm, mod, kit with breakfast nook
screened porch, garage: bedrm;, bath an'
shower are un1sualy large fT Ths Same
psseyailI5ae 1mss05k msTket. @ L. MuRDccK, 81
MopEiRN NOD n SFRl FRAME BUNGALOW. nea
tranSp, schools, churches. shopping. etc
The house, is in good cond. through9u
and contains liy rm' l1,' 2 6edrms,, tie
". NJ THOMAS, DI. 1903 or DI. 1908;
KENsINGTON-Beat. the rap; $1,000
screened De porch, porch din, aicove. mod. kit
to'ti to transp.. har .' etc: RfGes d co. EN- as45
SHIRE kSoLIs r2 isS7 cUay m srieF
$4,000 down and move right in; Can M, NJ,
Gr9ye' Tn 9Mi Nc 1885, ewes" a. @'''' 1o1
NEAR ctHHEyERLY-s-bedroom bunsalou
ideal for children; conv. to shopping cen
ter full basement. oil a,,c. heat; $11 800
| low down payment. Call Mr.: Polyinale
UN. 1928; ewes. VI. 5972. with COX 4
MI. RAINIER-5-rm. BUNGALOW. on lge
corner lot: S1.50O down. Call Mr- p
Course, UN. 1923; ewes. TO. e2es. witt
CoLMAR MANoR-3-bedroom corner bun
galov; $1,000 down, You can't beat The as
| For informe ton call MI Sebra, UN. 1925
with cox a. CO, INC.
BUNGALoW,s?, 500: rms fun ,dssss base
sion Call Mr. Smith. uN. 1895 with COZ
HHySaTTsyILLE Ar sEcTIoN-s-rm. brickte
bungalow, only $3.50. small down pay pay
ment 50x20O lot; quick possession: s. sas
{. PRIMROSE. 3404 R. I. ave. ne. "
TEMPLE TEMPLE HnLs-Lovely asbestos shingl
bungalow; rooms, oil h-w.n;. s.,,,ad nssemen ns,
sIee. rsIge' a1ly ssso: Estsp .es tefe auisf JANE
cARRoLI, TR. DILL: ewes. VI. 1857.
Evening star., 1948-03-03

AVE- new bunga-
nice rms, full bsmt.;
ittic. oil h. w h.; lge.
WA. 1889, WA. 4214.
REALTY, 3404 r. I.
Evening star., 1948-03-03

COLORED-OATEs ST. N.E.-s-rm. row
brick; tiled bath. full bsmt., gas heat. con-
crete front porch, deep lot det. garage;
Northeast area; 5-rm. semidet. brick,
located ideally for tranSp, schools and
stores; $3.50, $1,000 cash. SENATE
REALTY Co, 11O9 Eye st. NV, Elk. 3270
Milford chronicle., 1948-05-21
ing. Bids available.

evening. Bids available.
Special:
On May 23rd, at o'clock, the
public is invited to attend an install
latiOn of officers of the V. f. W.,
held in Ellendae school auditorium.
Everyone welcome.
Church News:
Glendale Methodist Church
Rev. ". b. Bundick, Pastor.
Sunday, May 23rd
Sunday School services at 10 a..
M, in charge of F. w. Ireland. su-
perintendent.
Preaching at II a. m.
Evening M. Y. F. at p. m.
Worship service by pastor at 8
p. m.
Meeting:
Class No. 6 will meet with Mrs
Bessie c. Harrison on Friday eve
ming, June 18th. All cordially in
vited.
McCOlley'S Methodist Chapel
Rev. W. b. Bundick. Pastor.
Sunday, May 23rd
Sunday School service at 2 o. m.
Preaching at 3 p. m.
Union Methodist Church
Rev. W. B. Bundick, Pastor.
Sunday, May 23rd
Sunday School services.
Faith Bible Holiness Church
Rev. Robert B. NailOr, Pastor.
Sunday, May 23rd
Sunday School services at 9 n. m.
Preaching by pastor.
Everyone welcome.
Milford chronicle., 1948-05-21
GLENDALE
Community News:


I Friday morning, Misses Joyce
Webb, Betty Ellingsworth and
James Dickerson,. of Glendale, left
for a trip to New York City. They
are in the graduating class of AS
this year, Milford High School, Mil
ford, Delaware, and the entire
group went via bus to the big witty.
On Friday evening, Mrs. Floyd
Givens gave a stOrk shower for
Mrs. Irwin Webb, at her home at
Milford, Del. The guests were:
Mrs. Harry B. DickersOn of Wilm-
ingtOn, Mrs. Elmer D. COverdale,
Mrs. Hazel D. EllingswOrth, Mrs.
Nelson Hall, Mrs. Chester Dicker-
son, Mrs. Bessie c. Harrison, Mrs.
G. A. TimmOns, Mrs. Eleanor Fiori,
Mrs. Fred w. Ireland, Miss Anna
Sheppard, Miss Bessie M. Warren,
Mrs. Wilson Webb, Mrs. Ruth
Webb, Mrs. Blanche Ennis and Mrs.
ElwoOd Lynch, of Glendale. The
table was beautifully decorated in
pink and blue crepe paper with a
large stOrk in the center carrying a
doll. Many lovely and useful gifts
were received by Mrs. Webb Re-
freshments of delicious ice cream
and cake was served by the hostess,
Mrs. Givens. Games were played
and all had delightful evening.
Mrs. Elwood Lynch and daugh-
ter, Gwendolyn, spent the weekend
as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Rogers and family of Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Derrickson
were Sunday callers of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. R. Tyndal and Mr.. and Mrs
c. A. Evans of Lewes.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. L. Walker
have moved to Bridgeville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Abbott,
Jr., and son, of Georgetown, were
Sunday evening guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence SammOns.
Lawrence SammOns has been re-
elected to the school board of Ell
lendale, and will serve for a term
of four years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Tucker visi-
ted relatives and friends last week