davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-08

BUT, of course, it was a lively
corpse once you tried the proper
resuscitation methods" Dicky said
with a grin.
"Most active" Harry Under.
wood assented. "And we didn't have
to stick single pin into him. did
it all with the sound of my mellifu-
GUS voice."
"Stop lifting yourself up on a
PEDESTAL" Dicky told him, laughing,
"and give out"
"You have no fair for theatrie
suspense" the big man said sadly,
''but I'll humor you. l simply said
in matter-of-fact tones, This is a
piece Of luck. While he's out, cold,
I'll have a chance to test that hair
Of his. Don't try to revive him until
l get through
Same Effect
1T the spiel had the same effect
it did up at the studio" Dicky said,
"you have a right to pin medal or
two on your suspenders."
"That was feeble effort he gave
up there at the studio" his big
friend said with q reminiscent
chuckle. "He handed out the real
stuff down at the hideaway, espe-
cially after I brought out my little
experimental Kit. He threatened US
all with deaths ranging from the
torture Of the boiled eggs. to being
hayed alive.
"But it didn't do him any good
save for giving his vocal cords .
good workout, although I fear he
did overstrain them." Harry went
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-08-07

BON 6. s. Hei denberger

Sic Weni6en I'M beutigen Berlin
gleihen oeu Sieolern nm ben Ge=
iuo. Wtit padienoer Gorge boren iie
Dos unbeinlide geben uno brobenoe
@rollen i'm Snnern oes 8erges; :;
Dann miro oie eruption fommen?
mas miro lie an unbeil nit ii6 brin=
gen? 1perben mir penigItens unIer
2eben retten? 9eod itnb ia Die 2apa=
mallen an ben slbb1ngen faum erfal=
tet uno erltarrt 1lno brunten Iiegen
Die Otabner Ser 8ergangenbeit, Yom=
peii 1mo Serculaneum. gs lit ni6t
nottg, ben Gerglei6 aus5ufiibren.
8ir tonnen uns faum in Oie Gage
oieier aberdeen bineinoenfen. @ir
gleiden mebr Sen iorgloien &eiien-
ben, Die aus Ser Jerne oie Hauh=
molfen beobad)ten, Sic in getpiilen
abltanoen aus Sem &rater aufItei=
gen, llno bas Hatl,rlpunoer be-
itaunen.
@er oie 3eit Ser So6ipannung
ni6t IN europa miterlebte, ettpa i'm
iommerlGpiilen Erag ser por-Wiin-
fener &riie, miro nitbt piel aus ser
Ta6ri6t berausleien, bie midi eben
aus Berlin erreitte: r@ir ourhle-
ben nodmals oie 3eiten bon 1898
80; tugltb marten mir auf cine gnt-
ideioung, 10 ooer TO-" l1no bod gebt
es beute in Berlin genau 10 INN @nt=
ideioungen bon peltneiter 8eoeu-
tllng 1pie oamals. gs lit mebr als
naiD, Denn Elm 8latt, oas immerbin
ernlt genommen meroen min, II. g.
Nelps & @orlo 9feport' (23. SuID
meint, elm arieg tpegen Berlin iei
iebr rntpabri6einlib, ~ein &rieg nm
oas &e6t 100000 9euti6e 5u
fiittern Diiroe ihuerlid3 iinnbon
iein". @inge es tuirflid nur barum,
Damn baben oie Worgentbauer ii6er
einfadere 20iungen; elmer ibrer
Spreder, @alter 8in6ea, bat es
flar geiagt: Let them eat arsenic
Nein, nein, 10 ientirnertal iino llnie-
re Worgentbauer nidt, baB iie aus
2iebe az oen 8erlinern tdglib etli.
de bunoert Slug5enge nod Berlin
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-08-07

len. Mber un6 oas lit nod ipidbti-
ger -: Die @erbrehen Der 9uh-
friessaeit baben iif nibt in Der ab-
geihieoenbeit Der @3 abgeIpielt,
0ie @elt tpeiB belite, bob uniere
rSreibeiten" nno Gbartern Sdu-
i6unssmanooer, @eidaftstrids iino,
|genau 1pie Die 8arolen Stalius uno
Sitlers. @ir baben bas 8ertrauen
Der @eIt perloren uno oanit Die
geiltige 5iibrerlhaft. Bir baben oas
He6t pertpirft, ben 8olihetpismus
ouf geiltieer 1,nb iittlider gbene 5ll
befdmpfen. llno mir peroen erfabren,
tpas bas beiBt.
ltnb tperoer- bie Guiien an Sen
neuen u8reu55ug" glauben9 Saben
Oenn nidt bie @eItm1hte ben 8ol-
idepismus' Dor Dem 3uiammenbrub
gerettet; baben iie ibm ni6t au ME
geabnter 0eadt perbolfen; baben tie
ibn nidt gum Serrn guropas gez
ma6t; baben iie ni6t sic 8erbreben
bes &ommunismus pertulbt unb
8erbreder als &i6ter in Niirnbers
berange5ogen nip. uitp. ssene &uiien,
oie ieben fonnen uno tpollen, baben
genus anidauunesunterri6t gebabt
: rSnfel Soc" lit oo6 elm gutter
&erl, ielber r@efangener" tpie oie
Maiien. ~ad, 1penn bas ser Siibrer
tpiibte a., bat man einrnal Den
Geutlhen eingereoet. &eoen mir nidt
mebr bonn &rel55ug. &eoen mir bonn
&f Inn ote @eItberridaft 5tpi-
i6en &uBlano uno 9lmerifu, bonn
&f nm bie Sitter, fir tpel6e bei-
De ibre Seelen, aber ou6 sic 2eiber
bon Wtiaionen risfieren. Gs muB Ell,
ne neue ~areu5auffinoung" bur6 sic
Seiligen fommen. 9as &reus Iiegt
ttef begraben unter Sen Sriimmern
Der &ir6en, ltnter faulen6en 2eihen,
ltnter Mtombomben Illnb Sanfs unb
8iftgas - unter Sem uSortldritt" !.
@ir miiiien BON borne anfangen,
ipenigitens bei Sen ssoeaIen ser I'm
MISUNDERSTANDING ooer oes
Sflapenbefreiers s. SincoIn - Init
8osbeit feinem gegeniiber, nit 2ie-
be 5lt alien, nit Seltbalten am &eGt,
10 lpie 8ott es uns erfennen IGBt".
Sb es nod 3eit lit 5ur uulfebr2
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-08-07

Dtlt9e Seltfe Der0en 11tr Ser1prez
dungen ul,o Sdlagporte, ionoern
bob Iie oa5u sefiibrt meroen, ibr
Sausfrauenioeol 5u erlpeitern in Der
s(rt. oab lie Sen anforberllnsen un-
ierer 3eit an sic 5rauen getpa6ien
| |iino."
Gin folder WiI6maih bon Sber.
fla6lihfeit unfeuntnis ser tatidd-
liden &erb1ltniiie uno Der boben
SnteQigen5 Der oelti6en Sraren i'm
aageneinen, bon gieenoiinfel uno
Gerleuenung ser Sd}tpdden unierer
bielisen 5rauenbetatigung i'm 0ffent=
Iiden 2eben liefert Stoff fiir einen
langen Irtitel, menn niht gar elm
8ud. @iepiel beiier 1pdren mir bier
5ulanoe geitellt, menn mir mebr
Sausfrauentugenoen als slusfrauen=
tl1genOen hGtten! Sat oenn oiele 9lrt
|oifentlider getGtigune 1,nierer bic
iigen Srauen in al oen Sabren ieit=
Dem Iie begonnen baben, unler of=
fentlides 2eben in Solitif uno @e-
Il6aft nnb @elellIfaft 5u beeinfluiien,
bieies lpirtlid) 10 oerbeliert, geboben
uno pereoelt, baB 0aS aufgeben oeS
Sausfrauenioenls ni6t Elm 5u bober
Hreis mar? Sino oenn sic oeut=
iden 6rauen pirflib 10 riidl ltdnoig,
Dob lie Sic gr5iebungsfrnit unierer
bteitgen 9laui itriinpfe uno Srauen=
redtlerinnen unb &luboamen n0tig
baben? @er, 1pie ser Shreiber oie=
les, reihlid) 8elegenbeit bat, Sinn
uno 9enfen beutiher Srouen pobr=
|5unebmen, Ser peiB, oaB oie beut-
l6en 6ruuen uuh nls Sausfrauen
i'm 8urhicbnitt cine flarere Soee ba-
ben Don tbrer Serantiportli6feit als
Idriltlibe Srauen, aIS Otiitter ibrer
&lnoer geraoe IN elmer 3eit, in Der
lie 10 piele hoflt na6oriidlihe 2eb>
Iren empfangen baben, als sic bier
5ulanoe, oie iid) als ibre 2ebrerin=
men auflpielen lpollen. Siele bon if
men fonnen belier 1tnterld deioen 5tpi=
|ihen @olo l1nO Salmisolo, 5tpiI6en
oem, mas oberflG6licbes &lubge-
ldDGb lit uno lpas iuabrbaft friitli=
de 9ebensgrunoiGbe uno 0otipenoie=
teiten linb. Wan idaffe nad orei
Sabren 8riegsenoe enoli6 2ebens>
nlogli6feiten fiir oas gelante oeut=
lhe Golf, bonne enoli6 Sunger unb
geot Ourf @rperbsm0gli6feiten !
Gann iperoen sic oeutl6en Srauen
|idon ibren 8e9 finOen our 2oiung
allb Ser neu5eitli6en Brobleme in
Der tie ltmgebenoen 8elt. Man Ial-
lie iie ober ii6 entpideln in Der ibnen
InaturgelndBen slrt als oeutl6e Srau,
en-, nidt nob iei6ten &e5epten ober-
fldhlider glllerrpeltsl l6Ddbereien.
gor ollem gebe man ibnen l1no III
ren 5amilien 8elegenbeit, poiitip
driItlide 8iloungsmogli6feiten 5u
baben. Gann miro man cine Srau=
enidaft am @irfen finoen, Die ielblt
unleren Iogenannten forti6rittliben
uno fortgei6rittenen 5ranen in bie-
lem SanOe ntandes 81 iagen baben
miro. Nein, Die oeutlden 5rauen ba=
ben allen @runo 5u beten, angeii6ts
Ser oben acknowledgement 9eItrebun=
gen bieIi9er Sruuenrebtlerinnen
SEER, belpabre uns Dor unieren Go
genannteD 6reunoen'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-08-07
Dtr armttrn 0pfpr nra
51nritrn mrltkrtrgrB
3mDlf Wailliunen &plfsbentide als
~ sSlndtlinge
&orreiponoens g aus @i e II

gu oen armIten Spfern bes 5pei=
ten g8eltfrieges 5dblen oie logenann-
ten Bolfs6euti6en, Die aus oen Dit
ltaaten nab SeIterrei9 uno 8eit=
oeltldlano geflii6tet ODER pertrieben
iuoroen 1tno. Sic baben in ibrer Sci.
mat oas gan5e beipegIi6e uno un-
beipegli6e 8ermogen 5ltriidgeEaiIen
Iuno an &leioern uno gGlde nur ae-
rettet, mas lie auf ibrer 8anoer,
lfaft in Sanofofferden nit fif fiibr-
ten ooer am 2eibe trugen. Son ben
Hegierungen ibrer Serfunftsldrloer
tpuroen tie niht nur ibres Beetles,
Ilonoern au6 ser Staats5ugeboria-
telt be5p. oes Seimatre6tes fir ner-
lultig erflart 0un friiten iie- lire
Sabl miro auf 5irfa 5polf Miaionen
Seelen geibast - in ibren propiio-
ridden 9erbergen, 5umein in garaf-
ten uenn's bod gebt, in geottpob-
nl!ngen Elm fiimmerli6es 9alein.
Ste ebemaligen @utsbeliter uno
lelbltanoigen 2anotpirte nliilien, INN
it'd ibr taglides Stiid6en Brot su
oerotenen, als &ne6te unb oeren
Srauen als WGgoe auf 8auernb0fen
roboten; Die manuellen Mrbeiter iino
|trob, nenn iie in eine1n 8etriebe un-
terl6liipfen fonnten uno in Der
@ertsfiide Elm erl6tpingbares gIlen
erbalten. slm idlimmiten iino sic
Angeborigen Ser intelleftuellen ge-
rufe oaran, oa bel Ser neberfIue BON
Sntelllgen3 in Selterrei6 uno
Seutlblono fir Sic tpeniglten bon III
men Elm geeignetes uno ausfommIi-
Dies 8etatigungsfelo 5u finoen lit.
lteber ale 'oieie Wenlden, nogen lie
elnen normalen griperb ausiiben,
nur Silfsoienite berri6ten ODER aIs
Arbettsloie ooer Mrbeitsunfdbiae Ell
ne Hnterltiisung in Mnlprud neb-
men, laitet Die bange 6rage nad1 it,.
rem enogiiltisen S9idial: @ibt es
etne Wtogli6feit our Niidfebr in ib-
re frlbere Seimat 11no our @ieoer-
getpinnung oes berlorenen 8elibes /?
Soate ibnen Oie &einat fir INNER
perlbloiien uno ser NieBbraud) it,
res eigentums perpebrt fem, in mel
dem 8infel Der @rbe tperoen tie EMO
lid our &ube fon1men uno lper miro
oafiir iorgen, bob ibnen cine MbI0Ie
| fir ibr 8erm0een bergiitet miro +?
Tor allem aber: @ann miro iiber
Ione oieie ungel0lten, fir sic 8oIfs-
oeutlden 10 lngebeuer tpi1tigen 8ro-
bleme Die @ntideibung fallen? @s
l1ino bod idon felt &riegsenoe 6rei
oole Sabre, ieit ibrer SIu9t aud
llhon mebr Sabre neritri9en un6 nod
limmer ba6en Die Siegerm19te, Die
laueroings nit lno u1tereinan6er
libre eigenen Sorgen baben, 11idt ben
fleiniten Sdritt our 20fung 6er
lpolfsoeutiden Jrage getan.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-08-07
Die weltberiihmte st. Bene.
dict-WundSalbe

@rprobtes $eiImitteI gegen ole
Arten bon alten un6 friihen @un-
oen, @eidniirer, @e1p1dien, @tb.
munoen, &arbunteIn uiu. Ditte @eI6
uur bur9 Yoit Monep Drber at ihit.
ten. Seine Stan1ps. Sed3ig (6O)
Gents bic Sdo@tel Bel
]. L. STAAD
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-08-07

lssss vazlsyvisw Ava. CxBvH1.AND n. q
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-14
Pearl Prinus
TO dance here

Pearl Primus, young medical
student who skyrocketed into
dancing fame, will appear in a
dance recital Saturday evening,
Feb. 81, Du Sable high school
auditorium, 49th and State SITS.
The Pearl Primus recital is
sponsored by American Youth for
Democracy, 166 w. Washington
st.
The young Hunter college medi-
cal student took up the career of
dancing by accident in 1910, when
she was looking for a job. She
appealed to the National Youth
administration and was placed in
a NYA dance group as an under
study. She soon attracted atten-
ton and went on to fame with
her translations of the rhythms
and culture of the Negro people.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-14

"A series of small parties held
for the Star contributed largely
to the fund. A Mardi Gras cele-
bration last Saturday night, run
by Rose Topercer, Jim and Dolores
Pinta Melted more than $3.50.
A party at the home of Mollie
Gold made Sis. And a tea by
the United Women's Committee
last weekend also brought a size
able sum.
Two striking printers raised $50
among their friends, and another
typo brought in SIS for the Star.
Local 1119 of the CIO United
Electrical, Radio and Machine
Workers has set about raising $3.50
FOR the Star.
Max Mailman, labor attorney and
formerly independent candidate
for alderman in the 39th ward,
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-14
Teen Age lounge
dance Saturday

The Teen Age Council is spon-
soring a d nee this Saturday
night to mark the opening of the
Teen Age lounge at the Jewish
Peoples Institute, $500 w. Doug
las blvd.
Officers are Ruth Aizuss, presi-
dent; Beatrice Freidin, recording
secretary; Sedelle Finster, CORES
ponding secretary, and Bob Ros-
sen, treasurer.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-14
made a $40 contribution.

made a $40 contribution.
A $25 donation was voted by
the Unity Cultural Club.
Star staff members have de-
cided to contribute weeks pay.
AS a result of discriminatory
practices, the number of Negro
fremen employed on southern
railroads has declined from 5000
in 1914 to 5000 today.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-14
BY PETER WILLIAMS

Charlie and Christine McCord who live at the Mother
housing project learned week that healn hands
hold little mercy for them. :. .
They had to learn the hard way
When Christnes labor pains began Charlie took his wife TO the
chicago Memorial Hospital e. daughter Karen
6 lbs ia %, born to them.
Hospital authorities prevent Charlie from visiting his
wife and his little cold crisp words Charlie was
told: ~ t '
Chicago Memorial Hospital Negro patients but
it does not admit Negro ;"
But Charlie fought stood his ground and finally no
was allowed to his child.
We wonder how past been prevented
from going to the side of their newborn chen-and many
will be in the
THEY'RE TALKING turning Opera House into
City Hail." like the one in N Y James
Thompson president of house
has been telling New backing the
venture lined here He's the looking promoter
the place.
HERE. HERE The Property League 1888 Addison st.
holding meetings all the stump property
civil dsobedence
"for their guidance:
81" specifically City Rent Control
Ordinance the
statute books after March
3D. Refuse City Chicago
ls4s including real estate boiler
49, We asking all members
January 80 that beginning March they shall position
negotiate terms for possession without
control laws"
eissueo Property League fatty
There there
the only advertisement which the
4s-or apartment N. W. SIDE May Isl.
Warehouse Union
History Week. Feb 85 by selling literature its member
ship dealing Negro history labor
local. literature drec
his shops to take orders for such material throughout the year.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-14

Raeio Review
To NY. newsmen: did you say
Fulton Lewis Jr. was Left?
BY BILL ALEXANDER
HAROLD Rome he of pins Needles" fame
ditty for recent Page given New
Newspaper Guild which contains the
Go to and be a navigator
Go to Wa ST. be a speculator
hat nott dc.
telling you.
Is study fort be liberal commentator
Out
Out you CO.
they va.
nd who is left? Fulton Lewis Jr
you're of liberal" up
in
that too often verbal the
Sidney
scHAcER who is Co., heard
VIVID Sundays at 1245 His analysis
pening the world noteworthy
gressve outlook situations usually glamoed
agwaving slogans righteousness
the 102 cent brand "Americanism"
eve recall gushed good
tonight" then country
exchange had risen
a
Sidney odower Chicago Speaks
the Sundays at 200
Ordowes program one of the rare COM
mentaries which includes of Henry Wae
for peace prosperity progress
THE FORD THEATER Sunday alNegro
in its hour version of
confine their talents
to two vehicles which point on
chldike simplicity, and easy going
Despite the that
that originally about Italians
tory of the Jewish related
modern terms actors
minstrel with a
vivid contrast to this
row. refreshing and vital radio
air this unusual dramatic show written
Durham be news sponsor.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-14
Star fund drive gets
rolling with 1910
BY BILL ALEXANDER

In the first month Of campaign for $40 600
which began JAN was reported this
week by business William Sennett.
Evening star., 1948-12-19

Miss Virginia Lee Bonham and
Mr.. Robert H. Cowan were married
yesterday AFTERNOON in Lexington,
KY, where the brides brother-in-
law and sister, DR.. and Mrs. James
M. England, make their home. The
bride is the daughter of Mrs. Robert
T. Bonham of Greenbelt, Md, and
the late Mr.. Bonham, and Mr..
Cowan's parents are Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude c. Cowan of Nashville, Tenn
The ceremony was performed in the
Maxwell Street Presbyterian Church,
the Rev. D. w. A. Miles officiating
and the reception was in the
Phoenix Hotel.
Mr.. Robert r. Bonham Of Chicago
gave his sister in marriage and she
was attended by her sisters, Miss
Barbara Ann Bondam and Mrs.
England, and Mrs. T. r. Travillion
Of Nashville.
Mr.. Cowan had his father as his
best man and the ushers were Mr..
John w. Cowan of Richmond, Va,
brother Of the bridegroom; DR.. Eng
Evening star., 1948-12-19
NorWegianS Society

The Norwegian Society will hold
its annual Christmas party at Hotel
2400 on Wednesday, December 20,
at $50 o'clock. A buffet supper
will be served and dancing will be-
gin at 10 and last until o'clock.
There will be a program of enter
tainment and DR.. Paul F. Douglass,
president of the American Univer-
sity, will give an addres. Price to
members, including supper, is $2.25
and to nonmembers, $3.50.
Evening star., 1948-12-19

land and Mr.. Samuel L. Cook, IT,,
Of Nashville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cowan will make
their home in Nashville while the
former continues his studies at the
Law School at Vanderbilt Univer-
sity. Mrs. Cowan attended the
University Of Maryland and was
graduated from Vanderbilt Univer-
sity and has been employed in the
Office Of Representative Wilbur D.
Mills of Arkansas.
Evening star., 1948-12-19

The marriage of Mrs. Mary r
Glassford of Silver Spring, to Mr.
Guy j. Hynson. took place yesterday
in the Columbia Heights Christian
Church, the Rev. Harry L. Bell Of
f1ciating.
Mr.. Alfred j. Steffen escorted the
bride and she was attended by Mrs.
Esther K. Hawkins and Mrs. War
rem D. Butler of Oak Grove, Va,
sister of the bridegroom.
Mr.. Hynson had his brother, Mr..
Herbert Hynson, as his best man
and another brother, Mr.. Ira E.
Hynson, with Mr.. Willard M. Deal,
were the ushers.
The reception was held in the
Admiral Club.
Evening star., 1948-12-19
To Become Bride

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tana an
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter, Pauline Catherine, to Mr..
William H. Rogers, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John H. Rogers. No date has
been set for the wedding.
Evening star., 1948-12-19
Millionairss, Etc., Note

viii consider selling NY 4oo-dey
montel spring wind clock mester-
piece morvelous, unique wonder
Of post senius-eIoek works visible
through erstol- clear, blown gloss
oval cover.
Ny desire to secure . home for my
wife ond children reason for offer
ing TO sell. In family forty ysan-
oee unknown.
Interview TO inspect and bid On BY
appointment only. Write e/o
Evening Star, Box l00-l, ineIosins
references, which will be checked
before appointment Is mode.
Milford chronicle., 1948-07-09
Round SchOoIhOuse Proves
Safe for Pioneer Teacher

BROOKLINE, VT.-Still standing
here is the only round red school
house in America-and therein lies
a tale.
In 1922, a tall, handsome man who
identified himself as DR.. John Will
son appeared in this village and ap-
piled for a job as schoolteacher.
Hired Immediately, he soon ar
ranged to have built the round red
schoolhouse which, with FIVE Win
dows, commanded a view of ap-
proaches from all directions.
Not until DR.. Wilson died was it
learned why he wanted to teach in a
schoolhouse which provided such
excellent visibility. Through certain
physical defects and other clues,
DR.. Wilson was identified in death as
the notorious Captain Thunderbolt,
criminal who had escaped from a
British prison and sailed for New
England.
Captain Thunderbolt's accomplice
in crime, a man known as Light
ming, escaped with him and even.
tually was hanged as a murderer in
Boston.
Milford chronicle., 1948-07-09
CALVARY METHODIST CHURCH
"The Community Church
REv. DAVID w. BAKER, B. D., Minister
Church Phone 52eW
SUNDAY, JULY IL

OONDA1s JOLAA II
10:OO-Church School. "Bezaiel,
The Craftsman. Glasses for all
ages. John wilkins, general super
intendent
Hoo Morning Worship. Spe-
cial music by Mrs. George Gilten-
both. guest soloist. Dr. Elmer E.
Jones will bring the message while
the pastor is attending Drew Semi
nary.
7:3O-Evening Service. Son g
service; special music by the Male
Chorus; and the message by the
Rev. Harold Davis, of Milton, Del.
Monday, July II.
The Bykota Bible Glass will hold
a doggie roast at Rehoboth Beach.
Wednesday, July IA.
The Late Disciples Bible Class
will hold its annual summer din
ner at the Mary Ann Inn, 8 Olive
Avenue. Rehoboth, Delaware.
1880 - Mid-week Prayer n d
Praise Service.
Come one! Come all! Both old
and Young! The Church School
picnic is being held on July 21st
Busses will leave the church
Plenty Of games for all groups
plenty of eats.
Milford chronicle., 1948-07-09
Right.to.Left DishWashing
Best, College Tests Prove

PULLMAN, WASH. - If a house
wife is tuckered out at the end If
hard day at the dishpan, chances
are she is a left-to-right scrubber
instead of right-to-left operator.
Washing dishes from right to left
is more economical of time and mo-
tion," says Mrs. Elizabeth Wiley,
junior home economist, who is do
ing research on the subject for the
Washington state agricultural ex-
pertinent station.
Mrs. Wiley says that less total
dishwashing time is consumed in
the right-to-left approach than in
the left-to-right procedure.
Milford chronicle., 1948-07-09
Promotions In University
Agricultural Staff Announced

have general responsibility for the
implementation and coordination
of the agricultural research activi-
ties within the experiment station
and between the various agricul-
tural research departments. He has
been a member of the Delaware
staff for the past 25 years and since
1914 has served as assistant to the
director. He is a graduate of the
University of Massachusetts, Am
herst, Massachusetts.
& Professor Skoglund, who has
been a member of the University
staff since 1910, served for per-
i iod of about two years as extension
poultryman and as a research wor-
ker has devoted a large part of his
time to research in the field of
poultry nutrition.
He is a graduate of the Univer-
sity of New Hampshire and receiv-
ed his master of science degree
from Pennsylvania State College.
In the University's agricultural
extension division, Mr. Gordy will
retain his present position as ex-
tension poultryman on part time
basis. AS county agent leader he
viii be responsible for developing
and directing the county agricul-
tural agent program and for the
supervision of the personnel.
. Gordy, a graduate of the Univer'
sity of Delaware School of Agri
. culture, joined the Delaware Elk
tension staff as assistant count!
agent in Sussex county in 1941. HI
later served as county agent in tina
, county and in 1943 was appointed
state supervisor of the Extension
: Service Emergency Farm LabO
!; Program. He served in this capac
: ity and as extension pOultrymal
until the farm labor program wa
| terminated last December.