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Evening star., 1948-05-14
HELP MEN and WOMEN.

BoOKkEEPER = Competent bookkeepel
and office manager. experienced in used
car accounting; excellent salary and work
1ng ,,T GondltSns spiST rI Box % %3ozB' Star ~6
snced; permanent position. COOPER
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN. registered
for, for DOCTORS office. DIR. BENZ. MANcHEs-
MAN Or WOMAN, working s-d., week
who would like Saturday work, long day
exceptionally good pay at poultry stanc
in Center Market City. For interview
call MA. 1872 any day between 8 and IL
Am. except Saturday. -16
MAN AND WIFE, colored or white; mar
must drive school bus, woman to laundel
or c0Pt PanaNs sssE neR ys n ssSg ss9o6
9401 Georgia ave. sH, 1874: lie
statesmen AND SALESLADIES, good
earnings, short hours. Apply Elk. .3071
weekdays 1-9 pm: IA
SODA DISPENSERS, experienced: must
bring reference; no Sundays. SOUTHERN
DRUG CO., 5th and H SITS. NV. lis
WANTED-Husband and wife for part.
time assistance in better-class roomins
house, ewes. and week ends; one must have
knowledge Of stenography: compensation
In form Of room rent. Box 1857, Star
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

70 WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN--Any one
having an account against James +.
Ball Of Central ave. Sc. Seat Pleasant,
p II BALL. FIR. 3O32 15s
AccaoUS4aN1. ~ espers. books .s.st.e.
statements. audits: reasonable OR, 2074
DIAMONDS, old jewelry ana silver wanted
Expert appraisinE free. LIVINGSToN d
GAS WATER HEATERS, 20. 80, 40 gal.
automatic no cash needed; small monthIy
payment; immediate Inhalation. THOMnrp-
son & STANSBURY CO. INC. II. 3O29.
SILVER CLUB MANAGERS--Earn large
commissions by organizing China Clubs;
Americas leading makes of ans china @ and I
dinnerware Please call MR.. SMITH. DE.
] WILL NOT be responsible for any debts
contracted by any one other than myself.
RONALD w. BOWLING, 1875 North Troy
bIAMoNDs. JEWELRY wANTED-High,snsss
cash prices. Free appraisal. ARTHUR
Markell, $40 r st. NV. MA. 02e4.
PLASTERER with men. wants group OF
houses, stores or apis. that keep men go
Ing; frst-class work; give refs. or show
work done. Box 1874, Star. 16'
1 WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
bills unless contracted by myself. ROLLON
WOODS, 3O4 End St s.W.
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only bona tide dnsDers to ad-
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numbers In care OF The Star
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on presentation OF the bo1
number ticket.
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SAlESMEN,

ARE !oT dkocEEX ,slsiman ,1.i1 c.m who
established. food brokerage co. Of Wash
ki mission. AG Unless experienced d. not not apply
selling groceries and past experience. Box
HHHfiNG IHSlfi e. sALEsMAN-cnrysler Airtemp
dealer REQUIRES the service. OF 2 sales
men experienced in the sale of heating
to Also sell residential air Conditioning,
coolers. servel and Buxton refriserators,
ranges and many many other a'H item. % q Interest est
to home owners; married men preferreds
fa5 ssss9tIsl' saTn.nf' snN saeo s bs,. wM
oTpin.' "a. IA $500 i Seswsen ESQ ns s.m. and md
pm. for appointment. LA
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-Exper. not
necessary, but helpful; must have an auto
g 5000 g, Il. For I Apt. ssii RiooSs Ii 3
81: 81 ssas; only; som. 1s .;es.,:
fass = sf114ss s1s Rsn' S. sslstain.. ARPl'
f. .ss S.san and srs
should inysstis.ts the opportunities offered
ar'smp dealer ..rnss Masa s
M Nj. eSsT oTpin. IA. 900 t betveen $50 one a'm
and 5 pm. for appointment Ia
S ;ssR "ss real
Excellent pay and opportunity. car Is
Hfs slps Ksss gSF AgA g ssss sell r,ploo
rants, hotels and Institutions. Expert
ence and contacts in these fields pre-;
commissions; leads; excel. opportunity for
aggressive proven sales closer. Box 1927,
fo fss REPRESENT washington's largest in.
sdRsnasn s.ry fas You ~eE s4e In GSaS seod
physical cond. age is no barrier; no tele-
RsfBis sa' bSRY ssffcied Ms
from 70 am; Saturday, May Is:
SALEsMENceent opportunity f9f ex
counts in Nd, and Va. for local wholesale
distributors; drawing commission and ex:
ETaaaPTsds sAfEsA4 Gf q to g
struction and gen. contracting pref. but
v: With eonnission; ssSa Apply ssi7 WIS.
sooKMEN. experienced, for new children.
monthly payment: 10 year books, research
and premiums, S14 per order. Comm
paid to salesman. plus SO so per order
ss47 1er ntsrSiea sstu1d.s and SUNDAY az
MAN who knows the meat business to cal
on retail grocer trade in washington and
nearby territories. Man who is sold or
his ability as salesman and not afraic
Of work, ALBERT F. GoETZE. INC
UNLIMITED Opportunities and excellen
earnings selling Friedrich F1oatingair Re.
| frtgerators for ali commercial purposes
Demand greater than ever before. II vol
are ambitious, have sales ability, and will.
Ing to work. write airmail for full detail.
| Of our attractive commission set-up. Fac.
s9ry s.Sr, assistance through regional super
nS coRs Tss j. sttsf Sc. F. S4o 45oRaR1Sl aan Hn
AGGRESSIVE MAN to sell and demon.
strate new revolutionary tool which is ir
sreat demand; excellent opportunity fol
right person: car necessary; salary anc
bonus. Write full details, Box 109-A, Star
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY for young ex.
per. outside salesman with expanding or
ganization: attractive starting salary, plu.
commission: car essential; II you are cap
able Of earning at least 500 per wk.. re.
ply In writing to MR.. A. HELrAND, 271t
2eth st. Sc, Wash. 20. d. c. Give phone
SALESMAN, experienced, mems elothing
steady position. Apply BELL CLOTHES
sAIEsMASS.,t no one who has had som. re expert.
ence at outside selling, not necessarily ir
our line. All calls by appt only; no can.
wasting; drawing account, must have car
UPHoLsTERINo Co. $40 Bond Bldg
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HELP WOMEN,

| ADVERTISING MINDED SALESPERSON,
of the he Amsriean sr Business st % Associstion, that
Compensation Telephone ma. 1854 for
aR2HanRsAHff1Ro'N ARI2TaRAf1oN HAND for suit. and dresses,
permanent position in our air CONDITIONED
ssoa Ssn.s sor. sH ssssYps < IA HRg Rfspse o
AazssfsrAST azSff H ssookkEErEn for large ra auto
aSs .nd sess Salary s'se
BAKERY SALES CLERK. part-time eve
ons ons' sa9aps apps posiRs IN % 5ss asoPsa
BANK BooKKEEPERs. young ladies, to
ators. no experience necessary. however
familiarity with adding machine and
principles Of bookkeeping will prove help
tracttye futures; 5-day week. Give age,
sdueations expsrisnce Hsa e. If any and refer
NIX tx sz1Gz sAoE sa5sEy s5s
bEAuT1c4AN, LEA Fl RS experienced .-.round @ oper
eMMt,T1fMAH. 81 nj "a I7i4 Conn; ave: Nv ~ 1T IT
PRHfi1s.GPEs AggNy s %5sd The st. HnTstyst nw at
Ist.elass air conditioned salon. Ab. a79e,
sE SEAgTY Sfy' opERAToR-Exp.r. hair stylist.
tRS 'aas2Ss Beauty ssnoS ;s 'nf sle
fss1sa .:s1Eg 1sss '1esE sEs Hs
BExiurY Bixi ~ OPERATOR, SHEsRAroR experienced on only;
hours. 9 to $50; also experienced mani
Szsf S1GH sEo s sssl sE 3s5i ish TN:
kEAuTY Sc, yHY4' OPERATOR. AL1cEs BEAUTY
SALON, 115 Kennedy st. NV, RA. 5so4.
HINs .hSs BEAUTY SHOP, 1870 i4th St ? "
as .Sss Wa 6s oI
BBooKKEEPER. for dress shop. 1882 r st.
BOoKKEEPER, excellent salary and work
Ing ID fer o a dos sa etae ypng and
date Of availability for work and refer
sSokksapEa fRsei RG1 la7s ssceeoGNrANr etsT salary
chrysler-Piymouth dealer, 4100 Ga. ave.
BOoKKEEPER-TAKoMA TRANSFER d
STORAGE CO. GE. 31ss. After pm,
ssooRRikHEEPER, perm; txo-sirl ofSce;
fsEsi;nlE ssss la TG5s ssSs so4
group hospitaiization aly and epi insurance; long
estab frm.; vic. 18th and K; In reply
give exper' age and fels. BOX Ie5-6'
BooKKEEPER ASSISTANT. 90 TO 25: ac-
sSse IL sss Esrs sss
sS H or oui Hx ssSss Sst
ssii ssf ie5srs Biz :ssa sss II
ssooo,kRaIrHResrENoanApHEH so, l2ai aaRd Il; RS Perm
position for exper. responsible person:
a asss. '.;s' Appy i psI.os KAss kEAkT7
e3sHffffRR., youns SSna lady ads; familiar with NcR
1000 machine: Box 273.H: star; IL
CASHIER. for medical eltnie. dn6 duties duties II, IN
sa s4.s5o @ year. On mo. vacation. medical Gov
asgaRs sgs ss2s ior Pinsa msac.i sve clinic vnaa.s.
s9Des ssa1a not seoo
nssE ss m:dieaI sSai eoss.:s: ssss
cxsanEk, exs hH experienced In ,nstsllmsnt house.
machine. maj n ~ Also e'' lie clerk saisry com
ssia st. NV. oEoRoEs RADIO d TELE-
eeAzsaEHkk: ezH relief shift. oL. 1000, Mrs.
SsSsGhhRE1if eaSsGfER. for restaurant; mus. be expe-
tnnIy personnel once. MAYFLOWER Ho-
TEL. Conn. and De Sales st: NV
RANT, Union station, RE. 07s7. -l6
CASHIER Children.s Hospital, l3th an6
| W sts nv. Telephone DU. 1870. CaH
CASHIER; permanent position for person
IN neiEhborhood; With hospital Or hetei
izstion included: Phone Mr, Rinsy, SUB
| URBAN HOSPITAL. Bethesda. oL. $500.
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Classified AD RATES
Three Lines Minimum


2 times $50 line per insertion
3 to 6 times
consecutively 32c line per insertion
Z times or longer
consecutively 30c line per insertion
Advertisements under Personal
and Special Notices, SC per line
additional. Advertisements Of New
Automobiles, SOC per line, 4-line
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Fiat rate per line ------- Doc
Out-of-town Rate Is charged
on all advertising Is miles or more
from Washington.
When canceling classified advertisements
be sure to make a note OF the cancellation
number This is important In case your
statement does not show . credit for the
Claims for errors must be made in time
for correction before second insertion.
II advertisement was prepaid. retain
cash register receipt. which bears . serial
number. with date. and identines your
Advertisement
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HELP MEN.

EXCEL. OPPORTUNITY FOR Dr. desir-
ing to practive in small Southwestern Va.
town. II interested contact Mr.. G: r.
STOUT, Damascus Va. -16
COLORED-A1l-around 9ss station man
and car washer. SWANS GUNOCO SERV-
ICE, 64HQ Ga. ave. I'D
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t1On man, muSt
work; sober and
Call WI. 1854 bet,
PARTS RUNNER
apply in person, Q
CHEVROLET CO.,
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,ood pay. Apply
L CEMETERY.

top wages. Re
Hyattsville, Md. /;
m Mt. Rainier ter
.eferred. report to
MASTER BUILD
%
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HELP MEN,

DRIVERS wanted for Diamond cabs. New
and used cabs avail. Reas,. rental rates.
mond lot, 101 NJ st. ne. See MELVIN
HERMAN. ..u
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CONTINUED On Next Paea)
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YOUNG MAN, 22-35, for interesting worl
in pet shop: sales experience preferred
2627 Conn. ave. NV" 10-1 pm' all DAY
xSSNS xSrk % ;Sd. asSs s9sn
so4 od st'sr 'sRsS 'ns ssss&azzssE' M
\ Sodsc j NJ NAN, ~ ... as-so. =. assistant te
msnase Insursnee q CO.; no experienss reaured ba'
knowledge Of printing helpful; perm. posi-.
tion with opportunity to advance; , Apply
Pet; an: and PM Room AUS, sie
YohNa e,h e Nan. Nan IS or over. for taevlatlns
dept; experience unnecessary; us good pay, pay
fst tSaSs5 se hs;s aRR
YeqTt YeTNS esi sAN T. W1sa5 s. fcs s position as bank
and drivers permit; GOOD oportunity fol-
BANK Aes' oS R1VERbAEg Re
YsoGNG 9s,t en- MAN. IS to "a yrs. of age; traine.
position, In auditing dept; prefer evenins
opportunity for future in retail account.
ing: 40-hour.. 5-day week: employe dis
count and other liberal benefits; Apply
s5oS Wis. ave NV, and $500 wilson blvd
arbWEsT n SS5iast0nc coSsspoHAr,os need: loe.1
aas Wss. Boa
ADVvERTIsING-M MINDED sales. person te
sell advertising In monthly publication OF
the American Business Association that
will have national distribution; liberal
compensation. Telephone MA. 4bs4 fol
AMsifioGs asnsihiosR'. YOUNG MAN, oyer ls,. 10.
soda fountain and drug clerk; sill, Z
days . week, every other sun; hard work
but unusual opportunity for right party
who is willing to learn: $40 with chance
for rapid adyanesment, TR; 4465.
Of type, layout. and ad makeup. Experi.
working conditions, nve-day week, dis
count on purchases. Mr.. COHEN, Ma
CAREER POSITION. In leading air line.
reservation once; age % to 80; some col.
leFe rating shift hours. Interview IL
noon. NATIONAL AIRPORT HANGAR
III FFffRlsr- CLASS MECHANIC, sober. reliable;
plenty Of work. $3.50 basis; iberal
guarantee; apply In person. 900 4th 1t
OPPORTUNITY for an ambitious younger
man to associate with Q highly regarded
casualty insurance company; age 24-5l
legsi training VIII help; give suhicient de-
tails in your frst letter 70 warrant q
position. Boz 211.D. star. Id
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THE EVENING STAR, W Washington, D. c. MERRY M|
HELP MEN tcent.l.

perienced bookkeeper IN ONCE Of progres:
sive grocery chain. Advancement assured
for rlgh. man. Work is intsrs,s.ains ,ans ,,aI. and
spsf ssperiencs '; and % salary Desired. Address
BooKKEEPER-TAKoMA TRANSFER d
sToRAeGE CO.. oE. slss. After pm
so ssoooRRIkHEPEpER:AecoyNIANr, ssl.r; open.
ler- Plymouth dealer, 400 Ga. ave. NV.
BooKKEEPER, young man for temporary
work which may lead to permanent en-
ployment. Box 47e-z, Star. III
BRIcKLAYERs for a number of Jobs in
travel time where required. ANCHOR
FIREPRooFING Co. 900 st. NV. Phone
BRicKIAYERs-.Lenr job, top wages. Re-
TAX fake 4 Rysttsvilis s ecu bus from Mt. Rainier
iysPs .Ps y:s Ss s' .! g. Efs3A
BRIcKLAYERs-Top WAGES. ou. gennins
safTEgtcFE1os g N c.: ifAe. f. ,oS q At Texas sve.
ton; 2-yr: program. CO. 1900, Suite 716'
sGIkpoaEk Rs5 1 81 . osPTRRAroR. sT eolor.d. Can
suII6ozRk sitfG 5Ssf sl.ed opkaRToR, must 5. e.
psrienSsd;o a.. OK 1898; evenings ana Pun
fsXi BGXiifbozER 81; SssS OPERATOR. .1p.r. on p4.;
TOP wages; must have own transportation'
Pug sSS s1.;. ,AS1goR as ss,1Ess ARR5
AIRBASE Ia
BUS oPERAToRs-For 10 men who can
meet the physical and mental require
ments, we have available 10 bus operator
positions that carry with them the guar.
antee Of secure futures for themselves and
their families; good pay, paid vacations,
free hospital and life insurance. free
transportation; all men paid while in
training; must be 3 feet s inches, weigh
$50 and be between % and 38 years. See
employment manager. A. B. q W.
TRANSIT CO., 127 North Pitt st.. Alex
BUTCHER for Jewish market: must have
references. Apply in person, 1902 Ga. ave.
NV. Do not phone. IA
BUTCBER-sober and reliable. must be
1st class refs. REQUIRED: good hours: excel.
pay. Apply in person; no information
given over phone. GoRDoN's BROS, 274O
CAB s DRIVERS, i full or part time, to r drive
away equipped cabs on commission basis;
must know Sc. section, be neat and
courteous and have identification card.
Cali ANACOST1A CAB CO., 110s Good
Hope I'd. Sc, Ii. 5000. Ia
CANvASSERS. experienced. to sell jsvelry;
new York JEWELRY &C.. 71s III
Milford chronicle., 1948-05-14

Ellis; recording secretary, Mrs.
Topp Heath; corresponding secre-
tary, Mrs. Elisha Dukes; treasurer,
Mrs. William S. Long.
Delegates to the Golden Jubilee
Convention of the Delaware State
Federation of Women's Clubs to be
held in Wilmington, May 1S and IA,
were elected as follows: Mrs. Rob-
ert Elliott and Mrs. Lehman Helm /;
alternates, Miss Sallie G. Hall and
Mrs. Edward l.. Morris.
Mrs. Clarence T. Esham, chair
man of Home Economics, was So
cial leader for the evening. Each
member had been asked to bring
to the meeting something that they
mad, made or that they cherished
! There was quite a display of hand
made articles, among them several
/ pieces of crochet work done by
{ Miss Schmldt's mother, who lives
overseas in Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Ellwangel
are the proud parents of a baby
boy, Donald Martin, born on Mon
day, May 8.
Miss Carolyn Williams has re-
1 turned to her studies at Penn Hal
Junior College, Chambersburg, Pa.
after having spent Mothers DaI
weekend at home with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston L. Williams.
Aunt Suzy sez: From any sue
cess-no matter what-shall come
forth something to make a create
effort necessary"
Milford chronicle., 1948-05-14
BETHEL

The members of the w. S. c. S.
were entertained on Thursday eve
ming at the home of Rev. and Mrs.
M. 7. Romans.
Miss Muriel Faulkner of Laurel,
was weekend guest of Miss Judith
Bell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Garrett OF
Wilmington, were weekend guests
Of his mother, Mrs. Rhoda Garrett
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Walls, of
Georgetown, visited Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Phillips on Sunday.
Mrs. William Davies entertained
on Saturday evening in honor Of
her husbands birthday, the follow
ing guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
VanMentor of Philadelphia; Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Banning of Mil
ford; Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Edding.
ton of fredericksburg; Mr.. David
Johns, of Laurel; and Mrs. MaC
Frasier, of Bethel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Powell oi
Laurel spent Mothers Day with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Plus Ba
ker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow Eskridgt
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. John Lar
rimore of Laurel were Dime.
guests on Sunday of Mrs. Lens
A Morris.
Mrs. Washington Watson, Mrs
| Thomas of Salisbury, Rev. ant
Milford chronicle., 1948-05-14


Miss Jennie Bryan made a busi-
ness trip to Philadelphia last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Sachs and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Edward
Hastings and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wolfenden and Jimmy,
spent Mothers Day with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James J. Hast
ings. Mrs. Anna Hahn from Phila-
delphia, also, was a guest of her
parents for a few days this week.
That's jolly gang when they're
together!
Looking for an experienced ba-
by sitter? Mr.. and Mrs. William e.
Powell have with them this week
their little grandson, Master Dam
ny Powell McCann, from Weir
wood, Va.
1t wasn't checker tournament,
but it was their move! Because of
real estate changes last week, Mr.
and Mrs. Preston L. Williams NOV
ed from their bungalow on Carey
St., to a new home built by Mr.
Calvin Hudson ON Clayton Ave. Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Landes, who had
occupied that residence for some
times, moved into the Udell house
part of the Eagle Poultry Packers
property on Daisey St., and lately
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. John X
Nelson and family, whl moved ov
er into the Williams residence re-
Gently added to the Eagle Col hold
ings.
Mr. and Mrs. William Lingo anC
family entertained to Sunday din
ner on Mothers Day at their hom;
at Rehoboth in honor of Mrs. Lin.
go's mother, Mrs. Hazel Wall,
/ Lynch and fanny and her grand
! parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Walli
and their other daughter, Mrs
Helen Williams of Philadelphia.
The M. E. Church study groul
{ met with Mrs. Russell Hooper a
her home on Knox St., Monday eve
ming.
4 On Tuesday evening the Metho
dist Men met in the new room a
the church.
Mrs. Frank Boatwright spent Mo
theirs Day with her mother in HaH
risburg, Pa. From there she wen
to Montclair, N. j., to visit her son
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mr.
M. A. Jury and 2 grandchildren.
Z
Milford chronicle., 1948-05-14

Mrs. M. T. Romans were dinner
guests on Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Davis.
Mrs. Harry Williams visited her
mother, Mrs. William Smick in
Salisbury on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mote and
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Hewing OF
Newark, were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. William Bell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Shiles, Jr.,
and daughter spent Sunday with
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs
E. B. Shiles.
Mrs. Marian Cubbage, Mrs. Haz-
el Riggen spent Sunday with rela-
tives in Dover.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Scott, oi
Georgetown, were week END guests
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harley
Hastings.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ness, O
Quarrysville, Pa, were mid-weel
guests of Rev. and Mrs. M. T. Ro
mans.
The Count-On-Me Club was en-
tertained on Wednesday evening a
the home of Mrs. Jane Phillips.
Milford chronicle., 1948-05-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hudson
celebrated their golden wedding
anniversary on Friday. Mrs. Hud-
son followed through by being
awarded the eldest mother corsage
on Sunday at the M. E. Church
morning service. Congratulations
to venerable lady.
Mr.. and Mrs. James X. Murray,
having spent the winter with some
of their children in Philadelphia,
have arrived at Walters Bluff to
spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Trucksess,
Jr., motOred from Philadelphia to
visit their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Poole Long on Sunday.
The beautiful flowers at the
Presbyterian Church on Sunday
were in honor of Mrs. Robert w.
Dasey and Mrs. Andrew Esham,
placed there by their respective
daughters.
4 Splendid evening worship serv-
ices ON Sunday in the local M. E.
Church featured a though-provok-
ing sermon on Temptation and
Sin," presented by the Rev. j. ].
VonHagel, pastor, and three volcal
solos by Mrs. Lloyd Luzier, accom-
panied at the piano by Mrs. Mar
Gus Davis.
''The United Daughters" enter
tanned their mothers at the Fire
/ house Thursday evening On FRIDAY
night, another M. e. Sunday School
Class, "The Hummers," gave a par
ty for their mothers.
Mrs. Alvin J. Timmons. was hos
tess to the May meeting of the
Frankford New Century Club al
her Dagsobor home on Friday eve.
ming. Election of officers for the
ensuing year resulted as follows:
| President, Mrs. Robert Elliott; Isl
vice-president, Miss Hilda Schmidt
End vice-president, Mrs. Charles
Milford chronicle., 1948-05-14
FRANKFORT

Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Banks
spent the past weekend on a trip
TO New York City where they yisi-
ted Mrs. Banks grandmother, who
has recently. returned from Europe
where she visited her childhood
home which she hadn't seen since
she was 13.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. David CrockeT,
Of Oakland, Nd. are rejoicing over
the arrival of their second daugh-
ter, Linda Jane, in the Winchester,
Va, Hospital on May 5. The infant
has a one-year-old sister, Susan
Anne. That's right. They are my
grandbabies!
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Davidson, Of
Wilmington, visited Mrs. Myrtle
Godfrey and family over the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Hudson,
undoubtedly this towns eldest
parents, were visited on Sunday by
nearly all of their children and
many grandchildren. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Hud-
son. Jr. ,and family from Aldan
Pa: Mr.. and Mrs. wan Carmine, OF
Millsboro; and Mr.. and Mrs. M. HI
Hudson and family of here.
Miss Eta Lane Matthews of Bal
timore, Nd, has been spending q
week with her folks, Mr. and Mrs
William S. Long and son, Billy. On
Monday, Miss Matthews natal day
was quietly observed as had beer
young Bins on Saturday.
One Of our most active younger
citizens, Mr.. Elais H. TingIe, cele-
brated his birthday on Monday
There's a lgo-getter if there ever
was one!
Next Sunday at IL a. M, the
Dagsboro Lions Club will worship
with us in the local M. e. Church
The Rev. James J VonHagel's ser
mon subject will be "a New Com
mandment" There viii be must,
by the three choirs.
Mothers Day was flttingIy OBJ
served at the Methodist Church las
Sunday At ii a. m. Corsages wer
presented by the Methodist Men t
the oldest, the youngest. and tn
mother who had had the most chill
dren. Mr.. Preston i. Williams mad
the presentations to Mrs. Ida u
Hudson, the Oldest mother; to Mrs
Dolores Evans, youngest mother
and tol Mrs. Sarah M. Shockiey, tn
mother who had the largest nun
ber lof children-14 She has
grandchildren and II great4grand
children! Special mention wa
given Mrs. Olive Bunting, who wa
present with her six sons.
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Mrs. Pearl Hill and son, Burke,
spent part of the weekend at
their home in Rehoboth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Hastings
and daughter spent Sunday with
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
N. W. Prettyman in Stockley.
Mothers Day was observed in
church on Sunday. At the morning
services, flowers were presented to
Mrs. Washington Watson for the
eldest mother; Mrs. Earle Allen
for the youngest mother. At the
evening service, Mrs. Lawrence
Tullock was the guest speaker.
Flowers were also presented to
Milford chronicle., 1948-05-14

Mrs. Ada Wheatley and Mrs. Clar-
ence Miller at the service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Mitchell en-
tertained on Sunday the following
guests: Mr.. and Mrs Roy Mitchell
Of Laurel; MI. and Mrs. Howard
Furniss of Milford Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Du.teEs of LagEel; Mr. and
Mrs. Martir Mitchell Of Seaford:
and MMr. AID Mrs Wm. Monroe Of
Oak Ridge Tenn
Mrs Jplia Moore entertained her
children at dinner on Sunday.
There are 100000 farm families
] in the United States.