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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-06-09
Silver Condors
To Perform At
Oakland Centennial

The Silver Condors, youthful aerial
performers, will perform each after
noon and evening, Monday through
Saturday at the Oakland Centennial,
August 8 to IA, it was announced this
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-06-09

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and 10 p. M, with the fireworks dis
play at 1920.
Suspended in mid-air from a rig
gng that is novel, with appropriate
Lighting effects, the Condors present
unique act combining rings, traps,
high wire and sway pole There is no
safety device to offer protection.
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Evening star., 1949-11-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
c. ]. YOUNG SAYS:
DO YOU NEED MONEY

c. J. YOUNG SAYS:
DO YOU NEED MONEY
To 60 into business? We have Z
complete list of good businesses o.
any kind; We will help you finance
Open Till 7 PM.
Oh! Boy! What Buys
IA beautiful rooms of expensive fur
niture., Furnished by Hechts. Auto
heat. 3-car garaee, large yard In,
% owner. Near 18th and Harvard
Only $1,000 down.
II ROOMS, 4 BATHS
sossa oaod taFsss; 1850 REM Nicely 'o
$500 do&n.
Is ROOMS, 4 BATHS
Rent. $16O; income quoted. $500
long lease, free heat. Nicely fur
nished; near, 14th and Mass: ave.
real buy for $4,000 down.
ROOMING BEAUTY
Is rooms. baths. oil heat; income
quoted. &4hb. Expensive luIuItuEc
Near Dupont Circle. Only $1,000
handles!
II Rooms; Income, $48C
Quoted. Near statler Hotel. Rent
S126; heat free; long lease. A rea
money-maker; $4,000 down.
13 ROOMS: RENT, $75
Income quoted, s24O, and apt. foi
owner: 5 apis. > sleeping rooms;
Sc; only $1,000 down.
10 ROOMS; RENT, $85
Income quoted, 1928. Oil heat: 4
year lease; good ne. location. Only
5000 down.
8 Rooms; Rent, $65
1Ha baths: nicely furnished. OIL heat
2 cleo refrgs. Good income. Idea
ne. location; 81 1000 down.
Hotel, % Rooms, 6 Baths
Rent. S1o5; has 5-year lease. option
more; income quoted, $3.50 month
New innerspring mattresses. Newly
painted and decorated. New loca-
ton. Only $1,000 required.
C. j. YOUNG, ST. 1900
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GROCERY, $4,000 WEEKLY
Modern equipment, 5-room, 2-bath
apt: good lease; NV. shopping CEN
| ter; $4,000 down, liberal terms.
GROCERY, MEATS
" bus. Ss0o-sf 900. Asking price.
$4,000, inc. stock; q good NV. To-
cation; mixed trade; terms.
| AL Kaufman Brokerage Co.
Now Located 800 Realty Bldg. RE.
6270. Sunday, Mr.. Brill, GE. 66S7.
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RIIsINEss OPPORTUNITIES.

18 RMS.-INC., $3.50
Rent only S147.5O mo- Lease, clean
nice yard, immed. .poss. Down pay.
ment. $1,000. OWENS REALTY
ME O4S6
Evening star., 1949-11-20

BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
mentS in The Star.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
CLASS "a" LICENSE
CLASS "a" LICENSE
CLASS "a" LICENSE
A VERY ATTRACTIVE DEAL
COR. 10th and ID" NV.
Long established as q jewelry ane
pawnbrokers' exchange store anc
chasing the fixtures and assuming
the lease. Immediate possession.
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FAO 1Oh 0 LU1 IL, I'M.
DIGS. Self-Service Mkt.
Weekly vol. over $500. Good oper-.
owner Ill and not operating. bus.
Must be, seen TO be Appreciated.
Exs. Exss' a, snd Sum- Al Lit01' AK $780,
$4,000 Down
Small self-service mkt. Weekly vol.
over $500. Reasonable rent. Owner
snn ns1pe1lfHsss Eiso mass Ax ;s $500 E1ss :as
ST 900 Down, DIGS. Mkt.
weekly vol. over $500. Good hours.
closed s9ndaysg Lady operator must
Rlste; Rst 545s. 5ses' and SUM- B. chasen'
ST, 900 Down, Del. & Groc.
fresh Ws.f9s ms ss.stSy ays4 sso ss.R s..s
Owner anxious to sell; Priced ct
and Sun. S. Chasen. RIA. b43s.
$4,000 Down, Groc., Beer
Hours. 200 noon to 900 Pm.
Owners will sell for 1000. complete.
Ewes. and Sun. 8. Blanken. IA.
SIS, 600 Down-Bar & Grill
Daily bus. over $125. mostly beer and
liquor. Transient neighborhood near
Govt. bldgs. Good operator can
Sc eSsn %Dresr so I
Ewes. and Sun, 8, Blanken, ia.
KOGOD g. BOOKOFF
ao1 n a. N VI MA oqao MA 09rl
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LIFETIME OPPORTUNITY

SACRIFICE DIAPER SERVICE
In Central Florida's most beautiful
and progressive city, because Of Ill.
ness. A going business with. q
$4,000 cash investment and unlim.
tied opportunities can be bought fol
less than half and less than 1t car
be equipped. viii accept equity In
property in Washington. No infor-
nation by mail. II you are pre-.
write P. o. Box 1914, Orlando, Fla. =
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$500 DOWN

$500 DOWN
s16 Florida ave. n.w.---Hot dogs, ice
cream, candy and cakes, etc. Col.
ored trade. Rent, $50, heat fur-
nished. Income quoted $500 wk.,
much more in summer. A. r. SEE
LYE. 14O0 L st. NV. D1. S325.
BUY OR SELL
We have Q large assortment Of busi-
ness propositions. Groceries. taverns.
liquor and many other types.
Auerbach & Co., DI. 3131
1924 K St. NV. Ewes. LU. 3-s833.
VALET SHOP
Upper 14th ST.; owner retiring after
many years.
Auerbach & Co., DI. 3131
1929 K st. NV: Ewes. AD: 5769.
Guest House, % Rooms
Not far from Dupont Circle. 7 baths:
S235 rent; lease: income quoted
ST 800 mo-, plus; really clean; 3d.
Edwin L. Ellis, RE. $40
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GROCERY, DEL.
Near Dupont Circle; income quoted
81 900 wk. guar: long lease, long
established; asking $4,000 down.
Mr., Kyle, MI. 604S.
A. R. SEELYE, DI. 1925
Pat. Med. and Magazines
nearby Va, about $500 wkly. sales;
equipment includes soda fountain
ideal to add quick lunch: rent only
S75, lesse for 4 yrs. Total price,
$500, some terms. Call Mr.. Pas
tor, Elk, 2555, till Z pm.
PASTOR & LUTZ, INC.
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PARKER & WALKER
For Quick and Eficient Service.
S31 14th st. NV. RE. 0136.
TOTAL PRICE-$2,5 500
Nine rooms, Q baths; oil heat: $92 so
rent; garage; Monroe ST., close to
10th NV. Make nice place to
live. plus income.
EDWIN L. ELLIS
1910 Vermont Ave, RE. 5140.
Evening star., 1949-11-20

DELIC. AND GROCERY
Garry -out beer and wine; NV; rent
only SIS; income over $500 weekly;
frozen-food case; well equipped
Approx: $1,000. Terms. Call Mr.
PASTOR & LUTZ, INC.
Evening star., 1949-11-20

ReStauranC-Bar
Ideally located. Same owner has
made money tor years. Now gross-
ing more than $3.50 day, which is
small fraction Of Its Rond RotsdntiIsiisy AIT,
Six-day operation. It's priced to
sell Immediately, S13,500: $4,000
= cash: bal. easy terms. Ewes. call
A. H, BACAS
Evening star., 1949-11-20
CHRISTMAS GIFT
SUGGESTION COLUMN
Starts Next Sunday, No.
vember 27.
MISCL. FOR SALE (cont. }

ANTIQUES - Large selection. Vic.
chairs, love seats, d. tables, coffee
tables, bedside tables, desks. canopy
bed, rockers, picture frames; re-
duced prices. Also miniature mi chairs;
ANTIoUEs-Four winds barn, night
tables, pine, walnut. mahos.; dry
sinks, pine cupboards. china, glass.
etc. Out Ga. ave. rte. No. 81. 8
mi to Norbeck. turn right 5000 Ia
.wI,oI!psS MI H. Sp;ses;x 5-esssi colts p,,rt,ock.
ANTIoGss-Private sale; desk, 4,
poster bed. chest Of drawers blanket
chest, Victorian din, rm- and other
chairs, small tables, lamps. milk
glass. nIepl: equipment etc. Sun.
ANTIQUES-Breakf set Of Carls.-
bad, II pieces, Old English set 8
combined. / Wedeewood chop dish,
other china-as Limoges. Call aft
er 10 am, Ii. 3-7460. 1112 B
AST1oUEs-5-piece living set. Chi
nese, design; also misc. items. SH.
ANTIoUEs-1n rough; 2 walnut drop
back chairs, s.; Boston rocker, So
ANTIQUES-THE LAMP. corner OF
Broad and Little Falls rd.. Falls
Church. Va Items too numerous
ANTioUES-Banaust table. walnut,
Hepplewhite. 8 chairs of that type,
$3.50; music box, $50; most unusual
4-octave grand piano. $225. and
misc. Can be seen 1912 Sun. Call
ANT1oTESEHELEN nj apGs;; IA li4I 1. HANNA, 1892
Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va. ITS
fun to look CH. 5S14.
ANTIQUE CHERRY chest Of drawers.
Empire style, 500. GIL Mcneil st.
silver Sprine. 81. 3173. 2Os
ANTfoUE CHERRY CHEST, 4 draw
ers; Duncan Phyfe drop-leaf dining
table, small; rosewing chair, dark
green slip cover. EN-. $685.. -22
Evening star., 1949-11-20
BAR AND GRILL
STORE FOR RENT

Tavern. beer and whisky license
Excellent location. Good lease. With
apt. Priced right. Box BOOK. Star
2Os
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BUNKs, double Sascs 60. excellent
BURNER, Janitrol conversion. Cast
Al cond.; only 9 yrs. use. S160 or
best offer. Call sligo 5367.
Continued on Next PaSe.5
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$500 DOWN. VALET

Agency, NV. near G.W.U.; over
$500 wkly. income. Total price
only $1,000. Call Mr.. Landray.
VALET AGENCY
Evening star., 1949-08-20
Organized
| Bible Glasses
By Dr.. Poge Mex. Etchison

Horace L. Stevenson, teacher,
Stevenson Bible Class, Bethany
Baptist Church, will be the guest
teacher at the Joint session Of the
Evening star., 1949-08-20

Mrs. Helen Ness will teach the
Fellowship Class OF FOUNDRY
Methodist Church.
The Stevenson Bible Class OF
Bethany Baptist Church elected
Ralph Key, president; Walter
Horn, secretary; T. w. Lewis
treasurer; Horace L. Stevenson
teacher, and S. L. Dameron, assis-
tant teacher.
Robert Hoover will teach the
Mems Bible Class Of Trinity Meth
odist Church.
The Templemen's Bible Class Of
Temple Baptist Church will be
taught by the Rev. Virgil Hobbs.
r. r. Groomes will be the guest
teacher of the Hummer MemoriNl
Glass of Epworth Methodist
Church. The Douglass Glass
elected Hilda Parrish, president;
Bernice Crandall, Evelyn Snarr,
vice presidents; Emily Hoff, Sec
retary; Doris Goodman, assistant;
Florrye Diversion, corresponding
secretary; Katherine Bodme
treasurer; Alma Reese, historian;
Marie Mumford, representative to
the Organized Bible Class Associa-
ton: Sallie Douglass, teacher, and
Matte Hardison, assistant.
The Susannah Wesley Class Of
Evening star., 1949-08-20
Christian Youth
Closing Meeting
Sunday Afternoon

The final meeting Of the sum-
mer series, sponsored by the WASH
ington Federation of Christian
Youth, will be held tomorrow at
$50 pm. in the garden Of the
Sidwell Friends School, 1901 Wis.,
consin avenue NV.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Evensen,
who have just returned from a
tour Of cell groups and work
camps in Europe, will speak.
Mr.. Evensen, from California.
was a regional chairman Of the
United Christian Youth move
ment. Mrs. Evensen, formerly
Charlotte Weaver from Washing
ton, is we'll known among young
people in this city for her work in
the United Brethren Church.
The service will be led by
Charles Smith, past president Of
the Westminster Fellowship.
| In case of rain, the meeting will
be held at the Cleveland Park
Congregational Church.
Evening star., 1949-08-20
Sbecial Church
Announcements

Memorial Evangelical United
Brethren-The Rev. James z.
Flinchbaugh. pastor Of the Con-
Igregational Christian Church Of
East Lynn. Mass. will be guest
preacher at II am.
Hamline Methodist - Chaplain
Joel Waring will be the guest
preacher at IL am. tomorrow.
His topic is Freedom in De-
mocracy." The young people will
meet at Z pm. at the home OF
Mary Yeager, 4102 Fourteenth
street NV.
John Wesley A.M.E.Z.-Dr. s. G..
Spottswood will administer holy
communion at II am. His medi-
tation will be, From the Upper
Room to the Lower Room" At
8 pm, the Rev. Marvin Earl Bar
rett, assistant minister, will be the
preacher.
Third Colored Baptist DIR.
George O. Bullock will preach at
II am. on 1.-THE Divided King
dom" Holy communion follows.
At $50 pm. Hand Writing on
the Wall" Is the topic.
Lincoln Congregational - The
guest minister will be the Rev.
Merrel D. Booker, chaplain, Freed
mems Hospital. at II am. DR.. st.
Elmo Brady. summer director of
the Mems Brotherhood will speak
at 1915 am.
Mount Zion Methodist - The
Rev. John Lowell, professor of
Religious Education, Morristown
College, will preach at II am.
tomorrow.
Garden Memorial Presbyterian
DIR. Page Etchison, secretary OF
the American Bible Society for the
National Capital area, will be the
speaker at $3.50 and II am. serv-
iceS
Evening star., 1949-08-20

So charter members. Initially the
new group called itself "The
Calvary Baptist Church" but in
December. 1947. the present name
was taken.
First trustees Of the church
were 1t. Comdr. Harlow, Chester
w. Mooney, ST., and Walter Kury-
10. Present trustees are Mr.. Kury-
10, Mr.. Mooney and George T.
Taylor. The original deacons
were Mr.. Bruce, Mr.. Baker, Rob-
ert Cochran, Mr.. Tenney and
Herbert B. Fincher. Present
deacons are Mr.. Baker, Mr.. Fin
cher, w. Ray Smith, T. w.
Waters, John F. Cady, DR.. c. E,
Law and Mr.. Asker.
Shortly after the congregation
was formed a Woman's Mission
ary Society was organized. II
had 20 members. Mrs. Harlow
was chosen president.
DR.. Potts will leave his present
charge next month to accept the
pastorate Of First Baptist Church
Spencer, N. c. A native o1
Charlotte. N. c.. he is a graduate
of Wake Forest IN. c. College
and Of Southern Baptist Thelog.
ical Seminary. Louisville. KY. HI
served pastorates at the Lexing.
ton (VaD Baptist Church and ths
First Baptist Church, Elizabeth
City, N. c., before coming to Alex.
andria.
DR.. and Mrs. Potts live at 1923!
N. Ravensworth place. Parkfair.
fax, with their daughter. Yvonne
13.
Evening star., 1949-08-20
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
SATURDAY, AUGUST TO- l9@9

Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church elected Mrs. J. B. Pound.
president; Mrs. J. A. Plakas. vice
president; Mrs. Mildred Cowdrick,
treasurer; Mrs. Mabel Swain,
recording secretary, and Miss
Vesta Kiley, corresponding secre-
tary. Virginia Neel will teach
the 1880 Class. Mrs. J. D. Ford
will speak to the Rustin Couples
Class.
Thomas A. Rymer, director
Commission on Chaplains. will re-
sumo teaching the George H
Winslow Mems Bible Class OF
Eastern Presbyterian Church.
The Harrison Bible Glass Of st
Luke's Methodist Church will be
taught by John R. Moore.
The Cleaners Glass Of Columbia
Heights Christian Church will be
taught by Wayne Bobst.
The Pinkham Bible Class o1
National Baptist Memorial Church
will conduct the service at tht
Central Union Mission Tuesday
evening. Charles E. Boles will
speak.
Mrs. Ben S. jackson will teach
the Burial Class of Calvary Bap.
tist Church.
Evening star., 1949-08-20

Mrs. Ben S. Jackson will teach
the Burial Class of Calvary Bap-
tist Church.
Evening star., 1949-08-20

or evening courses.
The Most Rev. Patrick A..
O'Boyle, Archbishop of Washing
ton. praised Catholic Action not
only for showing "the imperative
need for living as Christians" but
also for furnishing "the plan
whereby one can be "A Christian
in Action"
The courses are intended pri-
marily to impress on youthful
Catholics their responsibility for
actively cooperating with the
clergy in remolding contemporary
society along Christian lines. Spe-
cial emphasis is placed on teach
ing guided social activities for
combating juvenile delinquency.
The school is under the auspices
Of the national Office of the So
dality Of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
Evening star., 1949-08-20

20 rooms on both floors. At pres
ent the auditorium is used for
services, but eventually another
wing will be added with a special
place for the church services.
Plans for the ediflce were first
made in 1947. In February, 1948
ground was broken and construc-
ton was started month later. II
was finished in September. 1948
the first service being held Sep
tember 10, 194S. Francis Drisch-
ler of Alexandria was the archi-
tect.
First steps in bringing the
church into existence were In May
1946, when the Rev. DR.. E. H
Potts came to darlington anc
Parkfairfax. DR.. Potts resigned
as pastor of the First Baptist
Church, Elizabeth City, N. c.. and
Evening star., 1949-08-20

upon the invitation of the Virginia
Baptist Board of Missions and
Education, came to the new apart
ment developments to form a
Baptist church.
He learned a religious census of
the area had been taken and de-
cided to use it as the basis of his
search for prospective members.
DR.. Potts went to visit 1t. Comdr
and Mrs. L. c. Harlow at 4215
South Thirty-second road, Alex
andria, where he secured 35
names. A few days later the min
lister, Mrs. Harlow and Mrs. c. N
Bruce met and decided to ask
the rector of st. Clements Epis-
copal Church nearby if they could
use the chapel for meetings. Per-
mission was granted by the Rev
Darby Belts for Wednesday eve
ming gatherings, and on June S
1946. the first meeting was held
OF the 16 then present the
following are still members: Mr.
and Mrs. c. N. Bruce, Mrs. Guy
Arnold, c. A. Baker, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Cochran, Chester w
Mooney and son. Chester, jr., Mr.
and Mrs. A. Webb Tenney anc
DR.. Potts.
A short time later permission
was received to hold Sunday
morning services in the Farling.
ton School building. On July l
1946, 68 persons attended. A weel
later the Sunday school wa
started with 46 persons on hand
Mr.. Tenney was the first superin'
tendent; John w. Asker nov
holds the post.
The congregation was formal,
organized on July 20. 1946. with
Evening star., 1949-08-20
First Baptist Church

DR.. T. Rupert Coleman, pastor
Of the Ginter Park Baptist Church
in Richmond. Va, will be the
guest minister tomorrow at the
First Baptist Church. Accord
ing to Your Faith" will be the
subject of his sermons at 9:45 and
II am. The topic at 8 pm. will
be 1T Is Great to Be Alive"
Evening star., 1949-08-20
Plan Religious Cruise

Gil Dodds. indoor mile world
champion, and r. g. lie Tourneau,
industrialist, will be among those
taking q moonlight Cruise for
Christ" on the s. s. Mount Ver-
non September 13. The boat will
leave the Seventh street pier at
6:45 pm. The ride is sponsored
by the Christian Businessmen's S
Committee Of Washington.
Evening star., 1949-08-20

b u il d ing at
Seminary road
and CrestWood
drive is built of
brick and Gin
der block. The
groun d floor
consists of an
a u di t or um,
pastors study,
nursery 90 m
a n d kitchen.
Sunday school
| classroom de-
| parments ar
on the second
| mi
Evening star., 1949-08-20
Wesley Methodist

The guest preacher at Wesley
Methodist Church tomorrow will
be DR.. Hamilton P. Fox, superin-
tendent of the Methodist churches
Of the Wilmington District, PENN
sula Conference. His topic will
be THE Challenge Of the Day."
DR.. Fox Is a former pastor Of
Hamline Methodist Church.
Evening star., 1949-08-20

q d u ! t B ! b ! e
classes of Ham
line Methodist
Church.
The a dult
class of Sher-
W ood Presby-
terian Church
will meet in
Joint session.
w. K. Cooper,
secretary Il ulCC
Georges County
Y M G A, W i'll
teach the les
son.
Evening star., 1949-08-20

ZZ-Zi.
he r ev
Charles w. Mel
son, assistant
pastor Of st.
Peters Church
and local di-
rector Of the
sc h o oil e S IT,
mates that be-
tween 1900 and
2 0 90 youn 6
adults from the
Di Is trio t and
nearby citie S
will enroll for
either the day
Evening star., 1949-08-20
Catholic Action
Summer School
To Open Monday

'~The Christian in Action" Is the
theme for the Summer School of
Catholic Action which will be held
at Georgetown University, August
Evening star., 1949-08-20
By Cospor Nonnes

The Fair-Park Baptist Church
is one of the recent church build
ings erected in Alexandria, Va.
The 100000 Colonial design
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-16

N. G. besides a host Of friends.
Funeral services wer e
held on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o.
clock in Todds Chapel Church don-
Quoted BY the pastor, Rev. Alden
S. Hopkins. Interment in adjoining
Cemetery, active pail bearers were
Messrs. GOOtee S. Brown, Fred ZOtt,
Leonard Zott John E. Lloyd, Ro-
bert Mcdowell and Alva Obier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grace Hall and IA
mily and Miss Martha Brown were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Coo
tee Brown.
Mrs. Margaret Sisk left on Friday
after spending a two month vaca-
tiOn with her brother and sister in
law Mr.. and Mrs. U. A. Dearman
she will spend an indefinite visit
with relatives in Portsmouth, Va,
before returning to her home in
KamOpOlis, N. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. White and
daughter Of Bridgeville were din
ner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. GOOtee
Brown on Monday to help celebrate
Mrs. Browns birthday anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. East Of Fell
ton were visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
W. Rust on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Jones and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll
Lloyd and family of Wilmington
were dinner guests Of their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Russell on Sun
day.
Earl obier is not much improved
at this meeting.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-16

Each senator is entitled to at least
six Office workers, an $S,4OO-a-year
administrative assistant, and an ad-
ditiCnal S6,72O-a-year aide.
Their salaries all come out Of the
SS5,400 for Office help. II Senator
x goes over this amount, then he
must pay the difference. out of his
own pocket. And some senator's says
they lose money on this.
In addition to salary, expense
money, free Office rent, and Office
help, Senator x gets $1O5 worth of
free stamps each year. This is out
side his free mail privilege.
Other Items
He also gets $4OO a year for sta
tionery. He can have $50 minutes Of
long distance telephone calls for
free-or so calls. And he receives
payment Of 20 cents a mile for
travel pay at each session Of Con-
gress-the amount based on the dis
tance from Washington to his home
town.
If Senator ks state ever grows
above the S,OOO,OOO population mark,
he'll get more Office held. The size
Of his stan payroll depends on the
size Of his state.
A senator from a 5000, 0,0O0-5, ,O0O,-
600 size state gets $S6, 800 a year for
his Office expenses; the 100000
100,000,0O0 size gets $42,42O; and
the 1O0,OOO,OOO New York size state
draws $43,920.
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-16
FISHERS DISTRICT

A sound of sadness was cast on
this community on Saturday, Dec
ember 10th when the death angel
visited the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Dearman and called to
peaceful rest Mary Rejina Bundy
at the age Of II years, she had
been at the home OF her nephew
and niece only 2 weeks before she
passed away, she suffered a heart
attack the night she came, every
wish was granted her and every eff
fort hade to save the life of the
Aunt they loved so we'll, but the
doctor could give them no hopes
from the beginning, she gradually
grew weaker each day until the
end came when she fell asleep in
the arms Of her favorite nephew
Charles.
She was a native of North Caro-
lima coming here twenty nine years
ago, she was a victim of a fever
when but a child that left her an
invalid her entire life. Since the
death Of her parents she had made
her home with her sister, Mrs. N
A. Dearman. She was devoted to
the church and attended every Sun
day until failing health kept her
home. She had read her Bible many
times and liked all good reading
where she got her greatest pleasure
She had won many friends by her
sweet sunny disposition and will
be sadly missed. She is survived by
two sisters Mrs. J. w. Walters of
Concord N. c., and Mrs. Dearman
Of Greenwood and own nephew
Charles Dearman of Greenwood
and several nieces and nephews in
Milford chronicle., 1949-12-16
MILLVLLE

Sunday school 10 a. m. R. ]. West
supt.
Worship Service, IL a. M.
N. Y. F. at $3.50 p. m Prayer meet
ing on Wednesday evening at 1880.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Addy after
spending a month in Massachusetts,,
stopped on their way to Washing
ton d. c. and spent Wednesday
night with the ToWsends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Long spent
Saturday with their parents Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel ShOckley.
Mrs. Sadie Williams was the din
ner guest Of Mrs. John Christ in
DagsbOrO on Wednesday.
Mrs. Clara Selman left on Sun
day for Quakertown, Pa, where
she will attend the wedding Of her
grand daughter Miss Barbara Sell
man on December 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Palmer have
returned home after an extended
trip to Florida and Texas.
The Lord Baltimore Womens
Club will hold their regular month
ly meeting and Christmas party AT
the home Of Mrs. Roger Wander
gr1fts on Tuesday evening Dec. 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Graves OF
Milton called on Mrs. Anna Collins
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman E. Lynch
spent Sunday in Smyrna.
Mr.. ElwOOd Banks is in the Bee
be Hospital in Lewes, we wish him
a speedy recovery.
We are very sorry to hear of the
illness OF little Harry Ross Cobb
Jr., we hope he will soon recover