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family homes for July and August In
western No. Carolina live in; travelling
eSone sD salasy da4s according to
GO COOK I.t and sI,a shw; no Laundry; small fam,
Cook-G.H.W w., laundry. 5la days, local
sseierences' staa Z adults live out. Box 306-z.
COOK AND G.H.w., adults, apt; to
60 GO, North; steady Job. good home. Can
COUPLE, colored: cook and man for house
work and chauffeur; small family ref
erences required; willing to go to sea-
shore shore for entire summer; high wages. EN-.
G;H,W., and look after children, live in,
%hlte, good pay. HO 1133. .
CIV, plain cooking, small child; SIS
floor. Call WI S342 -
G.H.W.-CoOK. capable. settled; good ref
eiences' ei' care of 3-yI. .-old: small apt. en-
pioSed couple; good salary OR. 4724.
G.H;w.-CooK, live in: settled: fond OF
erenees enlH1sn wo HBsfs,Ts a4p4 room; ssa mo- ref
GIRL, colored gh.w.; Tues. and Fri, 9
TO z; must be exper.; 55c an hr. and car
fsIs; GIe, ref lob is permanent. ia. 6206
Gihl, white or colored; light z w; live
n. n. 500 on monthly; in small apt. good home.
GIRL, experienced, neat; hours. 4:ao to s.
Thursday; prefer Va. resident. GIL. 1890
HousEKEEPER- charge of virginia
nigh school education, single, must be able
TO travel; private quarters; salary S25
Ped Pef week to start write full
HOUSEWORKER; $40 week Of & days
HOTEL COURT 1899 Baltimore blvd, 10.
MAID; S12o; live in; two to 3 months Job;
g.h:w.; exp. with children; cooking, no
waShings refs WI. 65s5. -2
TO $50 pm; clean small apt. and pre-
pare dinner for 3; plain cooking. DE.
MAID, part. time, experienced; g.hy. and
carfare RA. 0is4 ' '''' ' -3 gu
assist with e Children Seiesa istS St Ssao spt
other help; S25 week and carfare; must
be willing to go to seashore in New Jersey
d1os f9r summer city references required. DU.
MAID; good local refs. reliable: live in
preferred able to drive car. IA. PAS.
NURSE for infant; some light housework;
permanent; live in; good salary. AD
WHITE COUPLE, gentle preferred, young
have use, Of ultramodern rooms, in
coatgr clndng ,6:al3 6tchen' dinette combination
fste eDTonee o9s01 from All furnished seps
utilities furnished in return husband to
take care OF 1-acre grounds. do other small
to work hours daily doing light house
work no washing. and will receive small
salary. Couple with car preferred If hus-
minute drive center of Washington. Other
wise ride with owner days weekly. This
IS permanent home for some one who
home Excellent character reference re-
auired. Write Box COX, Star, for in
terview, giving full details, age and ma
tlonalty of both =
WOMAN, white, experienced, to take care
OF 7-month- old baby days week; ref
erences. FIR. 1853 .
WOMAN, refined, middle aged for Inv
cooking, in home with no children; Wood
land Beach. Md; cool. attractive sur
roundings with pleasant working condi-
tons. Call collect, Annapolis 1896 .
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ASPHALT DRIVEWAY and concrete. re-
coMUNY Fl PATTsG o P5Vmp. o. Se4sEs6SSe 4s6S
sSnI Ee 2 r. General 4aa repair.
p andS cAR 5a9f aRd
CEMENT WORK. stone walls. ,aagstone
terraces, walks, chimneys, fireplaces. ce.
pipe dralnage, all kinds of waterproofing
F. MARCUGC1o, Rt. 4, Horner,s lane, Rock
Mf PhSrT KITcRTN RfsSys KEMoDExc 5ISs
fce-Al steel, beauty craft cabinets. Stop
at our showroom and see your dream
kitchen; Free planning service. Call ST
$500 BETTER HOMES & KITCHENS CO,
CONCIETE WoRK-Floors. paving, retain
ing, walls, foundations. warerproofing
or ste PRu1TT coNsRGcT4oN Sa5a co
Concrete Contractors. Alexandria. Va.
FIooss srKucz-He,n,ns but tn. best
ING coNTRRASJoRs, e INC. 1872 Wiscon-
HOME ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, carpen-
sns Ts a epfn Wse eudas sGba EsgP
ERN q a1S, fCoNTRAGTING CO.; RE: .2131: I.
HONE t3sl BEN REMopELING- -Rscreation rooms
flooring: free estimates SUBURBAN
CONSlR. ", UN. 3552, Gays Or ewes
HYATTSvILLE CONTRACTING CO.
Painting. papering, roofing and siding: all
work guaranteed: monthly terms; free eSti-
mates. WA. 1856. days or evening
KITCHENS REDESIGNED and installed by
experts; finest cabinets and appliances:
worn linoleum sink. tops replaced with
estimate. MODERN HOME CO; MA 67iO
PAPERING AND PAINTING, general re-
pairs; white mechanic; interior. exterior;
do my own work. TIA. 1920 5
water and fire proofing No Job too small.
kEFkIGERAToR REPAIRS. all makes Of
washing machines; references. ABC AP-
PLIANCE CO., UN. 1880. II
SCREEN YOUR PORCH while have the
material. Call Sligo 3942. w. D. TAYLOR.
9Og Greenwood ave. Takoma Park. Md.
walls. repointing brickwork, roofs repaired.
painted, guaranteed; low prices; expert
work NEVINS. TW. S124 6'
COMPLETE PLUMBING, tile bathrooms
kitchens sinks and cabinets and other
home improvements: personal supervision
T. j. FITZMAUR1CE, res, DU. 1881. 81
SPECIAL PRICES. free estimates; repair
and remodeling a speciality roofing, sid
ing. painting, concrete work. screens,
gutter and downspouts;. bsmts. and attics
finished into apts.; porches inclosed: boiler
rms fireproofed. Terms if desired. is
years eXper Call GreenbeIt 5241 or
Greenbelt 1907. JOHN J. CROSS CON
STPJJCTION -
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

YORK AND LANCASTER, Pa; every Fri.
night. return Sunday. MR.. GATES, AID.
5000
DRIVING TO MEXICO CITY about May
l3. returning June ,; can take . passen-
gers young couple preferred, references
EXCHANGED. Box 44O-Z, Star. -
DRIVING TO FLORIDA May 3; 1947
Studebaker; can take passengers, refer
enceS. VI 1924 2s
FREE TRANSPORTATION to
Buffalo May or 5, man wants male COM
MAN DRIVING TO SAN DIEGO, Calf
take 3; leave May 27, arrive s. D. May ri :;
share exp; refs. exch. Call 1T. COL.
SMITH, TIE. 1878 evenings -
DALLAS, Texas, couple driving al Chrys-
der; leave May 8. take two Union l404
need one or two persons to help drive,
share expenses; fast trip. Write L. K.
kENLON, Accokeek, Md, or call Brandy
wine 26S7 between 6-S pm 3s
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AIRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION under
81 bill. Men and women. Phone Olive:
MODEM TRAINING in pe.usy culture, ALI
subjects taught. Approved By Government
fS5 tG, 81 training. wAR-NYNN BEAUTY
steering wheels. permits, D. C.. Nd and
Va EASY METHOD SCHOOL, NO 1894.
POPULAR PIANO taught in 90 lessons,
lmprovising, harmony and theory incl
Results guaranteed. CHARLES NEWMAN
STUDIOS. 1908 G st. NV, ME 47OO or
RA. $500. Approved for CT training. 4
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES tco,,. ,

PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING, plas.
Mr. aH5, ALEGAND, dI,s Ho. 1850 til pm: AD
pTsss ea isd K w. DfshsieF MARF Mi sftsoPrs!' 5
PAPER HANGING, this week only 81 and
,; pers; work guaranteed. GE. 1888. GE
PAPER HANGING ONLY, prices reason
PAPER ii HANGlNG. SG tAN pxiNTiSG. si ING Can M0 W
E P.ppR1Nt' qrkEIt' hsTxT4IS Ax 24ls p,,. 3
sonable>pricei work guaranteed. MI. $3.50
PAPERING AND PAINTING; Al work
estimates free. Call MR.. BECKETT. DU
PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING; an ex.
pert service; al work guaranteed; free es.
phasTERGisId|W I!mas1 GsI| Wa Aatsb55s 5f55 an, nsw
white Ehite mechanics. Telephone VI, ABB o,
fis.s1. RaPpS ssgsrps e0lq5f
PLUMBING AND HEATING, jobblne sna
remodeling; gas water heaters. THOMAS
kEfkIGERAToRss RaPAIRED. all makes
Nd. Va. and D. c.: also washers. OIL
REFRIGERAToRs, MOTORS, washing ma
chimes; 24-hour service; household and
s1mmeIelal aap enEn inT gnaTanteed n work DEPENDo
RREnInRElGEEAIi0N RnnE CO.. CO. uN: l5l2;
Bell bfi1L' TR fTs''la 4a7a. fuAf"H'eeo' F. r. wAD
RiooFING-All types roofs repaired: new
metal work, gutterinE and downspouts; nc
sfH5 SHEET Tsf SrfAl "a WORK h ESsS.a6s SPOUT
Ps htstn EsWARq sE AiSfn BASM sUsoG co. v05S s1
sToNF s1R SI; PkAcsIoSE Px GE G4$I AND crMENr-sne
ciallzlng in stone retaining walls and flag
stone' stons also cement drives porches; walls
TILE FILE FOR s BAfhs, Kit kitchens nano' etc Beau.
ths new interlockinx tpatens S ''De; pendns5 Dsi
cal Co Poiystyrene as. manufactured BY
NED cLA PRoDucTs fS ezfsot co phone H5n 81 81
TILE REPAIRS. work guaranteed. M. J.
rXPEMkiTIRs elea nea: oiled and adjusted
HYpNWITER ~ f k1aRaeeeeo co s1a ~ s4ts wv w. UNITED
VACUUM CLEANERS REPAIRED, Eureka
GE' Royal. Hoover, etc; free estimates
service. service. GARY APPLIANCE Co. DU
WASHING MACHINES REPAIRED, ABc
4S.hr. service: 8 mos. guarantee. GARY
ApsstIANcE MasHtNS uSou,RE Go ~ i$3S
WhSHiNT MAChiNE SEkFiCE-Guaran'
parts. Ii. 22l9, am. to IL am
including Sundays %
WATERPROOFING; guaranteed to stor
leaks or dampness in your basement areas
Phone SH. 477l l.
ALL KINDS OF CARPENTER repair worl
done, including roofing. work: 90 years
SPECIAL THIS WEEK ONLY-New low
prices on cement work. new walks OF
driysways:. Call RE. 7709. Il
"FORMICA'-The permanent replacement
for worn linoleum sink and counter tops
estimates free. Call ST 1863, BETTER
HOMES & KITCHENS CO., S05 Sth st
NV. complete kitchen service. Il
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS
ROOKKEEPER

BoOkkEEPER, experience desirable but
not essential in Bethesda
BcoEkeeper with stcnographic or typ
ing ability, in Bethesda
Clerk-typiSts.
TypistS
Secretaries
StenographerS.
Positions offer excellent pay. working
conditions and opportunity for advance
ment FIELDS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
opellng Sat. May |. 1880 Wisconsin ave
Bethesda Md, OIL. s69S. "a licensed
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SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

GI ATTENDING SCHOOL in Silver Spring
desires part-time job, evenings and Sat-
urdays, wife reg; nurse, available full
time. VIII consider exchanging services
plus reasonable salary for small furnished
apt. or room and board; excellent refer
enceS. Reply Box l41-Y Star
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DOMESTIC

supplies trained help for most exclusive
eiiantele; 1891 11th st, NV, CO. O474. -
EXPERIENCED COLORED HELP fol
domestic and public work NO 1884
NATURAL EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, -
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HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK and general houseworker for apt
bis-day week; adults and baby in fam
lily; good salary: city ref. and health card
C0OK-G .H.W., experienced, with refer.
enceS; 6-day- wk: 3 children, S27 80
vk. Call ST. 1866. .
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BUSINESS SERVICES.

WE ARE NOW IN A POSITION to take on
more brick work, so give us a chance to
figure your job. G. w. FULMORE. DU.
Evening star., 1948-05-01

ming condition: Davidson feed &C. motors,
logger; o, complete demonstration. Call
ofFIcE FURNITURE - Reeond,tion.d d
desks, chairs. films cabinets. tables. etc.
dG9 9th 9Th St sw ME. 4666.
complete heating systems installed, hot
water, steam and warm air: calls made day
sTsnnF HRbARE iIl fyss RfSE' o sna sss ssTs:s e.
PAINT, camouflage. various colors. $50
MA6HaEk7 Z shs1 fsn'i & ta3riarsf sG spIgS g.
PANEIiNG. knotty white pine, dry, T ana
G; 1sc per Jy board T.; lower price on lsrsss
Pis1s PHoNoGRAPa aEcoRDsvie.oro Hn oSeSl coium
bia. Decca. Capitol and Sonora records
nnd mHsa a'uns Tsise e0pas ssoet and fhs6 si
ELECTRIC SHOP. 1905 Mas. ave. NV.
sIssS sr sss sse 'ss sd. ssa ;ss s.:
i ffxNS; & wilson, aHss 'R uD1ishs. used. sss. Can
PIxSo"Weber Duo Art reproducing g.
ros RanSt se Fsa sneh s.r.sn d
t!?L; 1esscnsbis for quick sale, Phone
PASo f 900 bssa est for naRo..ny
grand. IT. in. good condition. RA.
i1!., PIASo, o 1910 x K'nass. ,nsshoran, nni,h.
PLANO, upright. and bench; very good
condition: 500 cash. WO. 3071.. 2'
PIANo-Leavins Wash. for indennits
period. will loan my small grand to re-
by letter or card. Box l22-Y. Star. 1s
modss Das 0iS1t Ss .mSod,:s ssnss: is.
lures OF small grands and upright; fun
resonant tone, responsive action, dur
ability and eve appealing case designs
in mahogany, walnut. ebony, light OAK
and prima vera 6nish. Exclusive at HUGO
WORCH. 92b @ nv
PIANO, baby grand; good condition; rea-
s9nable for quick sale. For appt., cali
PIANO. spinet. beautiful case, full key.
board. excellent condition; reasonable. EM.
sIaNo sns scrassnU %saium sise sboanser with ss
PIANO, Steinway, large grand, In good
condition, S575, cash only. LAWSON q
GOLIBART, in American Storage Bldg, :,
2sgl Ga. ave; AID. 1928. day; RA O4gi,
night: evening appointments arranged So
PiASO; upright; reasonable. Phone Ord
PIANO, apt. size upright. excel. eonl.
S3S5 ia. 1894 after 8 pm: Il
PLANO, Knsbe. apt. size, mshog. bahT
grand. like new. best Offer. MI. 1854. II
CONTINUED Oh Next p -
Evening star., 1948-02-01


than lastl; military require
ments remain large; high in
dustrial production has in
creased the demand for heavy
fuel Oil and industrial lubri-
eating oil; farmers are buying
more machine equipment
using gasoline and oil; rail-
roads, buses and trucks are
more and more being diesel
powered.
You help the situation by
trying to use less Oil and gas
olne. Here are some recon-
mendations from experts:
Drive your car more slowly
and less often. II you use oil
heating, keep temperatures
moderate-you can move your
thermostat down to 68 de-
grees and be comfortable.
(You save 3 per cent of your
heating oil per degree of re-
duction.) When away from
home turn the thermostat
back-not OF entirely but
back. If you intend to be
away for an extended period
turn it as low as IS. At night,
when you 60 to bed, If the
weather isn't too bitter, you
can set your thermostat back
10 to Is degrees.
II you feel chilly at 68 to 70
degrees it may be that your
house lacks proper humidity.
inexpensive, automatic hu-
midif1ers or water pans on or
under your radiators will give
you a more comfortable at
mosphere and save fuel be-
sides.
Turn the thermostat back
when windows are opened for
any length of time for airing
or cleaning rooms. Check
radiator valves from time to
time to make sure radiators
are not blocked by dead air"
at one end. Close all doors
and windows to rooms not In
use and unheated. Close all
vents or dampers to open fire.
places not in use; such flues
suck warm air out of rooms,
Have burner adjusted and
cleaned regularly for best
operating efficiency. See to
adequate weather stripping
and, If possible, install storm
doors and windows. s.. b.
, 1948-09-13
INDIAN TROOPS.

ly Hindu but its ruler is Mos
lem.
The advance of Indian
troops is described as a Police
operation, with forces advanc-
ing from the north, west, and
southeast, after overcoming
slight opposition. They are
being preceded by units of
the Indian Air Force, which
have been attacking military
targets ahead of the advanc-
ing troops.
In his proclamation the In
dian Commander said that the
people will be given a chance
to decide their own future af-
ter the restoration of law and
order, & that the troops will re
main no longer than neces-
sary.
, 1948-09-13
DR.. EVANS.

and forget the "qQacks" who
rub and speak Of setting
a broken rib, etc.
Before making. the Instruc-
tor awards, Mis- Rafaela Nor
ales, Instructor Of the gradua-
ting class, thanked all who
made her stay in the Island
pleasant, and likened the
group to an Army marching
against ignorance" Miss Nor
ales' headquarters is in Puer-
to Rico.
Mrs. Hilda England, Chair
man of the Home Nursing
Committee, in awarding certi-
flcates to the students, said
she was glad to be Chairman
at a time when such a course
is given for community adj
vancement which would be
felt not only in the homes but
the schools as well.
Agift from the Class was
presented to Miss Morales by
Miss Mary Mcneil, after
which Lieut.. Ilene White of
the Salvation Army told the
audience how much she liked
the class in Home Nursing.
The Invocation was given
by the Rev. Leo S. La Fon-
tame and the Benediction by
Rev. David S. Williams.
, 1948-09-13
PUBLICATION

1t is hereby brought to pub
lie notice that Trademark No.
59,158 which was registered
in the United States Patent
Office, Washington D. c., on
January /, 1907 in the name
of Clark & Co. Ltd, a corpora
ton organized under the laws
of the Kingdom of Great Bri-
tain; which was registered in
the Office of the Government
Secretary of the Virgin Is
lands on August Is, 1918; re-
newed at the United States
Patent Office, Washington D.
c., for a period of twenty
years from January /, 1927,
which renewal was recorded
in the Office of the Govern
ment Secretary of the Virgin
Islands on September 9, 1888
has been renewed at the Uni
ted States Patent Office, Wash
ington D. c., on May ID, 1947,
for a period of twenty years
from January l., 1877, unless
sooner terminated law, to
The Clark Thread Company,
of Newark, New Jersey, a cor
P~oration of New Jersey, which
has made a showing of owner
ship of the Trademark origin
ally registered to Clark & Co.
Ltd, and that the said renew
al has this date been recorded
in the Office of the Govern
ment Secretary of the Virgin
Islands of the United States
at st. Thomas, in accordance
with the provisions in the reg
ulations governing the regis
tration Of Patents and Trade
marks in the Virgin Islands,
approved April, 1916.
-
, 1948-09-13
LEIGH.

tate Hope from Ralph de
Chabert, and decided to set
tie down here. He returned
to New York to arrange for
his equipment during which
time his wife, a seemingly
tireless worker, supervised
the renovation of the house
and grounds on their newly
acquired estate.
The Leech's 18-year-old son
Wilson Stuart II, is a cadet
at the Stanton Military AGA
denny in Virginia. He spent
several weeks of his vacation
here.
, 1948-09-13
FOUND

A small red felt hat with a
black veil was found some
weeks ago by the Police.
The owner may call at the
Christiansted Police Office
and claim it.
, 1948-09-13
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A.M.E.


be sent to the Secretary-Treas
urer of Education to be used
in support Of AME high
schools, colleges, universities,
and grammar schools through
out the United States, Cana
da, Africa, the West Indies &
South America.
, 1948-09-13
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have tried several diff
ferent brands Of Gig
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for miIdness, for
GOODNESS, for. delightful
flavor. And they have
learned ffoHaSxPeFienc
that cameIsc suit them
bestI. Try CameIs on
your "T-zone"I.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-12
IN ADMIRALTY.
 No. 5999-A. NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT AND ARREST OF PROPERTY

No. 5999-A.
 NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT AND ARREST OF PROPERTY In the District Court for the Terri tory of Alaska, Division Number eOne, at Juneau.
 THE NATIONAL BANK OF COM
 MERGE OF SEATTLE. a National
 Banking Corporation. Libellant,
 vs. The Gas Screw or Vessel VET
 ERAN''. Official No. 231 1,751, her
 Masts, Bowsprit, Tackle, Engines,
 Apparel, Boats, Anchors, Cables,
 Chains, Rigging, Furniture, Fix
 lures, and all other necessaries
 thereunto pertaining and belong
 ing, Respondent.
 TO ALL CONCERNED: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I, William T. Mahoney, as United States Mar shal for the Territory of Alaska, did on the 30th day of October, 1948, attach and arrest the gas screw or vessel VETERAN, Official No. 23l,75l, her masts. bowsprit tackle, engines, apparel, boats, anchors, cables, chains, rigging, furniture, fixtures, and all other necessaries thereunto appertaining and belong ing, in the above-entitled action, in a certan cause, civil and maritime, on contract for the foreclosure of preferred maritime mortgage on which there is due and unpaid $2,- 449.95, together with interest there on at the rate of six per cent pc, annum from June T, 1948; Tate charge" of sos on each dollar paid more than fifteen days after its due date amounting to $47.50; and costs and expenses of this action includ- ing $750.00 as proctors' fees; and the owner and all other persons interested or concerned herein are required to be and appear at the time and place of the return of said process, to-wit, Saturday, the 20th day of November, 1948, in The Uni ted States District Court Room in the Federal Territorial Building, at Juneau, Alaska, at 10:00 o'clock A M., or as soon thereafter as this cause may be heard, and answer in that behalf, or default will be en- tered and condemnation ordered as prayed in the libel filed herein.
 Dated at Juneau, Alaska, the 30th day of October, 1948.
 WILLIAM T. MAHONEY,
 U s. Marshal,
 By WALTER G. HELLAN,
 Deputy U. s. Marshal. R. E. Robertson and M. E. Monagle, Proctors for Libellant First publication, Nov. l. 1948i Last publication. Nov. 16, 1948.
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RADIO LOG

KIN
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-12
BABY FoH SARABlAS

A son was born to MT. and Mrs. Edward Sarabia at the Gov ernmeht Hospital last evening. The baby weighed eight pounds six ounces at birth. MT. Sarabia is a
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-12

MT. and Mrs. M. McGovern oi Petersburg are staying at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-11-12

fisherman and formerly lived in
 Sitka.
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WANT ADS BRING REsULTsl
Milford chronicle., 1948-03-12
Trophy Grange Notes

The literary program last Mon
day night, March 8, was in the
hands of Mrs. Mabel Cohee. II
was a very interesting and inspir-
ing program. Song by the Grange.
Home, Sweet HOme;" reading,
"The Constitution" Claire Pit
tard; vocal duet, Mrs. Adams and
Mrs. Moore, Gods Way is the
Best Way" reading, "St. Patrick's
Day" Annie 1. Cow; vocal duet,
Mildred Simpson and Verna Co
hee, Yield Not to Temptation: :"
recitation, Doris Gruwell; vocal
duet, Mrs. Lefty and Mrs. Smith.
Into the Ivory Palaces" reading.
Mrs. Ethel Case; recitation, Diana
Gruwell; vocal solo, Mildred Simp-
son, Drink to Me Only With
Thine Eyes," reading, "Mr. Can
dies Umbrella" Mrs. Ruth Pit
tard; reading, do It Now" Mrs.
Adams. Gladys FARRELL, Mrs. Ad-
ans, Mrs. COhee and Winifred Co
hee sang "In the Garden" as the
closing number. After the pro-
gram cakes and coffee were serv-
ed.
There will be no meeting in the
hall next Monday night as we
shall be attending the visiting pro-
gram at Bethesda. A puppet show
is scheduled for March %.