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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-08
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hdo atClce pdTelSke, kdQ kOmu-
nistai yra svetimos diktaturos
lrankiai, siekia uznuodyti tau
tos uki ir suardyti Anglijos So
cializma.
Tokiu isvadu jis priejo susi-
durdamas SUI komunistu veiki-
mu Anglijoje.
Vokietijos komunistai reika-
lauja, kad Vakaru krastai ne
vykdytu nutarimo sudaryti Va
karu Vokietijos valstybe. Sake,
jeigu bus leista susidaryti Va
karu Vokietijos valstybei, tai
lures sugriuti Paryziaus su-
sitarimai.
Ma, jei taip, tai maza kas
tesugrius :.
Jugoslavijos vyriausyybe kali
tina USA, Anglia, Prancuzija
ir Italia, kad jos lauzancios
taikos sutarti SUI Italia. Mat,
minetos didziosios valstybes su-
tiko, kad Trieste miestas butu
grazintas Italijai. Italia, zino-
i ma, nuo to neatsisako. Ir patys
Trieste gyventojai nesenai ivy
kusiuose rinkimuose daugiau
kaip dviem trecdaliais balsu pa
sisake uz Trieste grazinima TIA
lijai. Tuo tarpu uz Jugoslavija
pasisake vos apie pora nuosim-
ciu. Xiii, arti penktadalio bal
suotoju, pasisake uz komunis-
tus, kurie siulo Triesta padary-
ii "nepriklausomu"
Jugoslavija supykusi del to
paskelbe, kad nuo siol savo val
dow. Tr;os+o +or;+or;;os d.E :;
"ijungia j Jugoslavijos uki".
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.oi ~ aA"'oeJo' roiiiiozos saioJe
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a"i 'aieishe' Aao yra l'asiryzes
Ao,o'. su Aoiiiuiiis'ais II lnailo'
Aau' Jei Aineriha paues' holnu-
liis'ai gan outi hugaleol ahks-
oi"u' nesu JIG ouS uzpiuoF Visa
DeielJos kaIaliKQ grupes va
oul van Iceland nepavyko su-
oarytl Koallclnes vyrlausybes.
opeJama, kad gall butt paskelbtl
nauJl rlnklmal, kurluose dar
karta lemlamos relksmes ture-
tQ karallaus grlzlrno ar negrl-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-08

LaiSkus DIRVAI adresuokite
trumpai: DIRVA, $500 Supe-
rior Ave-, Cleveland 3, Ohio.
Kiekviename laiske, nors ir
labai daznai rasytumet DIRVAI,
neuzmirskite iraSyti savO adre-
sa ne tik voko (envelope) vir-
suje, bet taip pat ir paciame
laiske. Savo adresa pasistenkite
visada raSyti visiskai aiskiai,
kad nei viena raide neatrodytu
abejotina.
Kai norite, kad DIRVA Jums
butg siunciama nauju adresu,
tai parasykit sena adresa, ku-
riuo ligi siol gaunate, ir nauja
adresa, kuriuo norite DIRVA
gauti.
Butinai turf butt abu adresai,
ir abu turi butt labai aiskiai
parasyti. Ir pazymekite, katras
senas, katras naujas.
Jei norite, kad adreso pakei-
timas butu atliktas laiku, pasi-
stenkite NUNS apie tai para
syti bent pora savaiciq prizes
persikelima j nauia vieta. Pagei-
daujama, kad pazymetumet, nuo
kurio laiko norite gauti D1RVA
nauju adresu.
Jei isvaziuojate kur nors lai-
kinai bent kelioms savaitems,
irgi praneskite sena adresa ir
ia adresa, kuriuo norite gauti
DIRVA per ta laika, kai kitur
gyvensite ar atostogausite. Ga
lite is karto nurodyti, kick lai-
ko siuntineti DIRVA tue lai-
kinu adresu. Bet busime dekin-
gi, jeigu prizes grizdami atgal
priminsite NUNS, kad nuo to
ir to laiko busite grize. Tame
priminime irgi nurodykite abu
adresus: laikinaji ir ia, j kuri
vel griztate.
W adreso keitima primoketl
nieko nereikia. Taciau prasom
atminti, kad, jeigu patys laiku
savo adreso pakeitimo neprane-
Safe, tai tada uz pakeitima mes
turime pastui moketi -.
simet j Jungtines Valstybes
atvykusieji naujakuriai, rasy-
dami laiska DIRVAI prenume-
ratios ar kitu reikalu, malone
kite pazymeti ne tik savo dabar-
TIM adresa, bet taip pat, kada
ir kokiu laivu atvykOte.
6.
Jungtinese Valstybese DIR |
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-08

Parasykite DIRVAI ziniu is
savo gyvenamos vietos lietuviQ
gyvenimo.
Pageidaujame ne ilgu aora-
symu apie viena dalyka, trum-
pu zineliu apie ivairius atski-
rus ivykius.
zinios pirmoj eilej pageidau-
jamos is visuomeninio gyveni-
mo, bet reikalingos ir apie zy-
mesnius privataus gyvenimo
ivykius: lietuviu seimyniniai
ivykiai - vestuves, sukaktuves,
krikstynos, mirimai, ivairus ne
paprastesni nuotykiai - taip
pat pageidaujami trumpai pa
mineti.
Viesu ar seimyniniu pobuviu
aprasymuose labiau pageidau-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-08

Atminkite, kad daugelis tau
tieciu, gyvenanciu kituose kras-
tuose del ivairiu priezasciu ne
gall uzsisakyti DIRVOS: An
glijoje ar Prancuzijoi gyvenan-
tieji = negali siusti pinigu be
leidimo, o leidima gauti labai
sunku; Vokietijoj, Austrijoj,
sveicarijoj, Italijoj, Belgijoj,
Danijoj, Prancuzijoj ir kit. gy-
venantieji, O taip pat Azijoj ir
Afrikoj atsidurusieii, dazniau-
siai neturi pinigu laikrasciui is
:. Jiems laikrasti ga
Ii uzsakyti cia gyvenantieji
Tokia dovana esti labai verti-
mama ir susilaukia dekingumo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-08
" bIRVA IT.:
turi keIeta pra$ymu
SkaitytojanS r BendradarbiaInS
Ypatingai kvieciame gausius naujuosius miisu
skaitytous suspazinti SUI siais prasymais Bet taip
pat kreipiami ir senuosus.

VA metams kastuoja trys dole
rial.
Nesvarbu, kas nuo kada pra-
deda prenumeruoti. W iris do
lerius gausite DIRVA per So
savaites, skaitant nuo to nume-
rio, kuriuo jums pradeta siun-
tineti.
Todel, noredami uzsisakyti
DIRVA, nelaukite nei metu ga
10, nei vidurio, nei menesio pa
baigos, uzsisakykite tuojau.
Atsiunte du dolerius, gausi-
tie DIRVA "a savaites; uz dole
ri SUI puse - 26 savaites; uz
doleri = II savaiciu.
Z.
Kanadoje gyvenantiems DIR
VA metams kaStuoja 4 dole
rial. W 2 dolerius - 26 nume-
rial; uz viena - 13 numeriu.
Kanadiecius prasome nesiusti
NUNS kanadiskiu doleriu lais-
kuose. Siuskite paste Money
Order" arba ceki. Money Or
der" gaunamas paste, imokejus
pinigus. To orderio pas save
nelaikykite, atsiuskite NUNS !!
Visur kitur - Europoj, Au-
stralijoj, Azijoj, Afrikoj ar Pie
tu Amerikoj DIRVOS kama
metams yra keturi su puse do
lerio. Pusmeciui = du doleriai
25 centai. Keturiems menesiams
- doleris SUI puse.
Pinigai siunciami tame kras-
te nustatyta tvarka. Vietiniu
pinigu laiske prasom nesiusti.
Adreso pakeitima rel a
stengtis pranesti bent 6 savai-
tes is anksto, jeigu pranesimas
siunciamas orc pastu. Jei ne
orc pastu, tai pranesimas turf
butt issiustas 10 savaiciu is
anksto.
Evening star., 1949-06-15
sunbacks with boIeros
play two parts -. are
two dresses in one
1O.''

You-doshine and dorine, shoulders barred In the $
light! You-romontie and serene, demureIy
joeketsd by moonlight! You with wise twinkI
In your eye, knowing you play both parts for one
price, Thanks to Jerry GiIdens duoI-roe sundresse
Eoeh In sizes 10 TO 20 at double purpose 1926
Lett:
SesIiops for Spice on Jerry GiIden's deep-tons
broodcoth twosons. sizes Il TO 20. green,
wine, oe or royal spiked with w,te----Io.ss
Right:
Jerry GiIden's chombray Sun-to-Meon Duet.
pink, IiIoe, blue; sizes II to 2O----lo.95
Casual Dresses, Third Floor, washington;
Street Floor. StIper Spring.
Evening star., 1949-02-06
.1/lu5 new cENTER-PoINT DESIGN

remarkable Away engineering advance exclu-
sive to Chevrolet in its field, and consisting of
Center Point Steering Point Seating
Lower Center of Gravity and Center Point
Rear Suspension gives the new Chevrolet riding
and driving results without precedent or parallel
IN low-cost motoring. That means nep kind of
rdng-ease and new kind of drving-ease here
tofore reserved for owners of more expensive
cars. Remember-only new Center Point Design
can give you all these finer motoring results; and
only the new Chevrolet brings you Center-P Point
Design at lowest costl
Evening star., 1949-02-06
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. laD. couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, 1Cdit three tuH days and
receive the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and. holidays are
counted the same as other days..
Herbert Edmisten. -, and Rose Beck. 90
both of Boiling Air Force Base.
JAMES Rssb ihulsf aonsjnr II lS5 90 st. NV ane
Francis Kulas, %. Silver Spring, Md. and
Monta Bahre, 35. .4540 43rd st. NV.
Harry Ross. 25. Boiling Air Force Base
and Leone Nobens. :!3, 1908 D st. Sc.
and Marilea Bush. 23' 4 Galveston pl
John o,Meara. 90. $40 Kennedy st. NV
and Ellen Wheatley' 90 1905 Webster
RAYMOND s'i miG Collie. 81, 4e1s 4th st. NV.
pearY and RnrcSsT MaTy 5smei 30 asa ,s nsS st Sc
NV, and Myra Powell, 20, Mayaower
Elmer Amman. ir;, %, and Dorothy Sum;
eSnsa snd Aene H's1a MeNe a5 as fcs 18th i!
william Redmond 30 Fl. Belvoir, Va, and
Ms42 9HsssE 2nasss,. FL is s ns Nj .; and
William Dunstan. "a lila Clifton st. NV
and and Elaine WiIkinsOp q. ;s Arlington.
Esther Bagley. 1s, 1924 s st; NV.
William Neal, 81. 916 New York ave. NV,
and Sally Overton, so. Axton. Va.
James Edeler,. jr., 1s. 144O 18th st, Sc,
and Catherine Dyer, 10, 1907 Alabama
ave. Sc.
Harry Mahoney: jr., 1s, ,a3a, Eye st. Sc,
and Lestina Summers. II. 4S3 G stS sw
Marven Gretchen, 81. 2636 Rhode Island
aye: ne, and Mary Beley. 30, 1926
Donald Pc La Porte, 81, 1a45 A st, ne,
and Shirley Matthews, 21. 1873 North
Carolina ave. ne.
- and nd virsinia aaucan; c: 90 cRSieaso
Elire Clayton. 3S. .44"7 Hayes st. ne.
and Frnestine johnson, 81. 1888 You
st. NV.
%. both of 4326 18th St NV
zenon Wolan, "a, Norfolk; Va. and Betty
Thamas Smith. oS. 4""4 5Sth st. NV, and
Fatricia Madisan' p, s, 3l23 Iath s.; NV
3s. both Of 23I0 kalorama ro. NV.
Evening star., 1949-02-06
Me .Mast ,Ne0u1M<. BUY
for COMFORT

The Chevrolets have Interiors with plenty OF
head leg and ebowroom esu uncomfortable Five
Foot Seas and giant luggage in decks Moreover
these "cars that Breathe for highly heating
and ventang system nhaes outside air. exhae stale and
keeps glass clear all weather *Heater and defrose units
optional at extra cost.)
Evening star., 1949-02-06
Science Calendar
Technical Society
Meetings Listed

Scientific and technical society
meetings have been announced fol-
this week by the Joint Committee
on Press Relations of the District
Council of Engineering and Archi-
tectural Societies and the Wash
ington Academy of Sciences. All
meetings listed are open to the
public.
Monday.
Chemical Engineers Club of Wash
ineton, pm. Interior Depart
ment auditorium. Symposium on
fuel reserves, with speakers in
cluding Arno c. Fieldner, Bureau
OF Mines technologist, and Sena-
ter O'Mahoney, Democrat, of
Wyoming. g..
Tuesday.
Institute of Aeronautical Sciences,
Washington Section. 8 pm. Smith
sonian Natural History Building
development of Helicopter Flight
Testing" by Raymond Maloy, Civil
Aeronautics Administration.
American Society of Civil Engineers
8 pm, Cosmos Club Auditorium
Marshall o. Leighton. Consulting
Engineer. Leighton & Gamble,
Our Flood Control Reservoir
Program"
Wednesday
Geological Society Of Washington,
pm, Cosmos Club Auditorium.
Dr.. John B. Mertie, Geological
Survey, "Charting S, 6, and
Variables on the Boundaries of
Hypertetrahedra":: Professor Nor
man D. Newell, Columbia Univer-
sity, Geology of Lake Titicaca
and Vicinity"
Thursday.
Washington Safety Society, $50
pm, Officers Mess, United States
Naval Gun Factory. VIM. T
Camarsn, Director Bureau of In
dustrial Safety & Visual Efficiency
American Optical Co.. Sub.
standard Vision in Industry and
Relationship of Vision to Acct
dents"
Chemical Society of Washington
BIS pm, Cosmos Club Auditor
ium. DIR. Philip H. Abelson, De-
partment of Terrestrial Magnet
ism, Carnegie Institution of Wash
ington, The Modern Alchemy"
Friday.
American Society of Agricultural
Engineers, 11:50 am, Room 1862,
South Agriculture Department
Bldg. Roy B. Gray, Head Div. of
Farm Machinery, BPISAE, United
States Department of Agriculture,
Changes in European Agricul-
ture."
Evening star., 1949-02-06
Poulist Fathers Holding
Bible Forum Tuesday

Can We Trust the Bible?" will
be the general theme Of a dialogue
forum by the Paulist Fathers to be
held at BIS pm. Tuesday at No. 2
Scott Circle NV. The forum, fifth
in series, is sponsored by the
Catholic Daughters of America,
Share the Faith Department.
The Rev. Joseph I. Malloy. C. S. P,
S. T. L., of New York City, pro-
fessor of Sacred Scripture, will be
guest speaker.
Evening star., 1949-02-06
Jesus and Myrtl. Cruz, rirl.

Jesus and Myrtle Cruz, girl
James and Hope Davies, girl.
Sylvester and Eusenia Dement,, girl.
Edward and Edith De Neale, girl.
David and Lois Dennis. boy.
| James and Dorothy DiggIns girl.
Donald and Katherine Dixon, boy.
Bernard and Ruth Duck, girl.
Richard and Anna belle budding. girl.
Thaddeus ana Dorothy Elder. boy.
| Richard and Gladys harrington boy.
George and Margaret Fogarty, girl.
Joseph and Pearl Frankie boy.
| Wilfred and Edna Garvin, girl.
| William and Thelma Cation, boy.
John and Frances Gilchrist, boy.
Orlando and Sarah Good, girl.
Victor and Blanche Gorlinsky, girl.
Peter and Mary Gordon, boy.
Francis and Rose Graves, boy.
William and Mildred Granatir. boy.
Wesley and Margaret Grimm. girl and boy
George and Molly Hall, boy.
Alfred and Billie Hall, hoy.
Menalcus and Barbara Hanbury, girl.
Arthur and Elizabeth Hare, boy.
Ernest and Betty Harler, girl
Claude and Ina Harrelson, boy.
Walter and Violet Hartzog. boy.
Charles and Lorraine Hauver. boy.
George and Theresa Helwg. girl.
Orville and Lucille Hodge, girl.
Royal and Lois Hokana, boy
Roy and Maxine Hoover. girl.
Warren and Mary Houston, boy.
Evening star., 1949-02-06
Births Reported
(From D. c. Bureau of Vita

From D. c. Bureau of Vital Statistics
Torrance and Lola Arnott, boy.
Adam and Doris Aslaender,. boy.
Stanley and Nettie Baker, boy.
Thomas and Pauline Batch. girl.
John and Elaine Baulsir, boy.
James and Mary Baxter, boy.
Jewel and Lany Berryhill, boy.
Francis and Dorothy Boyle, girl.
Clyde and Alma Bradley. girl.
Eugene and Corrine Breedlove. girl.
George and Eileen Britt boy.
Joseph and Gladys Brown, girl.
Marvin and Lota Brown. girl.
Herman and Mary Broyes, boy.
James and Mary Buck. girl.
Paul and Edwarda Burns, boy.
Clarence and Theresa Bussius, boy.
v. Charles and Jane Carlson, girl.
Theodore and Beatrice Carteaux. boy.
Thomas and Ruth CLANCY, girl.
John and Hilda Chocola. girl
James and Florence Cloninger. girl.
E. Donaldson and Gloria Coloene. girl.
Houston and Edith Cook, boy
william and Moselle CoSter, girl.
Woody and Mary Crawford, girl.
John and Dorothy Crombie, girl {.
Evening star., 1949-02-06
Me .M~st .R>.0n1M/ BUY
for ALL-R0UND SAFETY

Here's fold safety protection found in other low priced
"a New Ceri-Sae Hydraulic Brakes providing faster
stops with safety; (s Strong Fisher Unstee Body
Construction; @ New Panoramic Visibility, az Safety Plate
Glass windshield and all windows and (5) the exa-safe
Untitled Action Ride. Yes, only this Chevrolet
brings you all these advantages lowest and that's why
it's the most beautiful buy Of ou from erery point of view and
etey point of value.
Evening star., 1949-02-06

Mark and Thelma Kinland, boy,
John and Peggie King. girl
Charles and Stella Kirk, boy
Eugene and Judith Kramer, boy,
Joseph and Margaret Kratz, girl.
Edward and Olga Krug, boy,
Evening star., 1949-02-06
Me Ma@ .N>0~1Zh/ BUY
for PERFORMANCE with ECONOMY

The famous Chevrolet Valven Head Engine gives world of
power acceeration smooness and dependaby together
with all of Chevroes remarkable economy of operation and
upkeep and this the cods champion engine mind you,
for has delivered miles of satisfaction to owners
over longer PERIOD than any other built today.
Evening star., 1949-02-06
Me sMast ,Ns0n<3M BUY
for RIDINe-EAsE

new, finer Untitled Knee. Action Ride combined with
drecacng apane type shock absorbers all four wheels
and extraow pressure tires provides the highest degree OF riding
smoothne Center Seating with front and
seats chassis gives all passengers preferred riding
poson-true Graded comor-and much easier entrance and
exit as WELL <S"st4
Evening star., 1949-02-06
Me .Me@ .M>0u13M/ BUY
for DRIvINe-EAsE

New Center Point Steering available elsewhere only much
higherpced car Panoramic Visibility with wider curved
windshield and window alround and new HandE-
Gearshift with synchroMesh Tansmsona combine to give
degree of driving and driving safety exclusive to this
low-priced car.
Milford chronicle., 1949-05-06

meet with Mr. and Mrs. /. w. War
rem on Thursday evening, May 19.
All members cordially invited.
Dinner At RehObOth
BY request, Glass No. has been
invited to attend a dinner to be
served at the Roya1ton Hotel, Re-
hoboth, on Saturday evening, May
2S at 700 O'Clock. Menu: Baked
ham or baked chicken, dessert in
cluded. Price, $1.25. Please get in
touch as soon as possible with Ell
ther Anna Sheppard or Bessie Har-
rison if you care to attend. All
members requested to be present
Also bring your husbands or any
friends. This dinner, sponsored by
Glass No. will take the place OF
our annual Mems Night.
McCOlley's Methodist Church
Rev. James OeNeiI, Pastor
Sunday, May
Sunday school services.
Union Methodist Church
Rev. James O'Neil, Pastor
Sunday, May 8
Sunday school services at Q D. m
Preaching at p. m. by the pas
tor.
Faith Bible Holiness Church
Milford chronicle., 1949-05-06

Surviving Mrs. Shockley are three
sons and two daughters, Luther
Shockley of Milton; Norman Shock
ley of Marcus Hook, Pa, Lester
Shockley of Milton, Norman Shock
ley of Marcus Hook, Pa, Lester
Shockley of Philadelphia; Mrs.
Grace Neibert of Ellendale and Mrs.
Norman Evans of Baltimore; sever
al grandchildren and one great
grandchild,' also several brothers
and sisters.
Mrs. Shockley will be missed by
many friends of this community.
Glass no. IL will hold a bake
Saturday morning, May 7th in the
School Auditorium beginning at 10
a. m. Rolls, pies, cakes, chickens,
and many other delicacies will be
offered for sale. Give mother a rest
on Mothers Day and buy your Sun
day Dinner from us.
Glendale Methodist Church
Rev. James O'Neil, Pastor
Sunday, May
Sunday school services at 10 a
m. in charge of F. w. Ireland, su.
perintendent.
Preaching at II a. m. by the pas
tor, who will bring a special ser.
vice for Mothers Day"
Evening service at GAS p. M, M
Y. F. service.
Junior M. Y. F. at 6;45 p. m
Leader, Fredetta Ireland, who will
give the subject, "The Tower Tha
Was Never Finished"
Worship service at 1880 o'clocl
by the pastor.
New Market w. s. c. s.
The New Market w. S. C. S. will
Milford chronicle., 1949-05-06
proving at this Writing.

proving at this Writing.
Births
Mr. and Mrs. w. Nelson Hall are
the proud parents of a fine baby
boy, who arrived at Milford Mem
orial Hospital Saturday, April 80.
Both mother and baby doing nice
ly. This is the second son of Mr..
and Mrs. Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Beebe also
welcomed a fine boy at the Milford
Memorial Hospital on Saturday,
April 80. This is the first child and
Eddie is wearing a smile you can
see mile. Both are doing fine.
Home Demonstration Club
The Glendale Home Demonstra-
tion Club met at the home of Mrs.
Mary v. Webb on Tuesday evening,
April 26. Mrs. Mary Isaacs and Mrs.
Stella Isaacs spoke on the sub
ject, "The Care of House Plants -
It was very interesting and most
of the members learned something
new about the care and also start
ing off of new plants.
The club also met in a group for
the Sunday morning worship SER
vice at the Ellendale Methodist
Church on Sunday, May 1. Nine
teen members were present.
Obituary
Mrs. Laura Shockley, age rs
years, passed away in the Milford
Memorial Hospital on April 25 af.
ter a two weeks illness.
Funeral services were held il
the Ellendale Methodist Church OF
Friday, April 20, at 2 o'clock. Rev
James O'Neili offciated. Intermen
in Lincoln Cemetery.
Milford chronicle., 1949-05-06
GLENDALE
Community News

Community News
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
e. f. Patterson were Mr.. and Mrs.
Hamilton L. Patterson of Milford
and Harvey Thompson of Thomp-
sonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey t. Smith,
Mrs. David M. Warren and Miss
Bessie M. Warren motored to Re-
hoboth on Sunday.
Miss Betty Ellingsworth of Will
mington was the guest of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. David Filings
worth during the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Ireland and
daughters visited friends on Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Dickerson
and daughter were callers in
Greenwood Saturday evening.
Sunday guests and callers of Mr..
and Mrs. I. w. Ellingsworth and
daughter were Mr.. and Mrs. John
B. Derrickson of Glendale, Mr.,
and Mrs. George M. Reed, Jr., and
daughter Paula June of Milford ;
Miss Gwendolyh Lynch, Miss Flea
nor Nailor and Richard Filings
worth of Milford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Sammons
and daughters and Fred Banning
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sam
mons and family of Deepwater, N
J., Mr.. and Mrs. James Buckley oi
Wilmington, and also visited the
Brandlywine Park of Wilmington
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Fleming enter
tanned guests on Sunday.
i Miss June Carey of Wilmington
was the weekend guest of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Carey.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Millmal
visited friends in Milford Saturda.
evening.
| Mrs. Della Reed and Miss Virgin
ia Lingo visited in Millsboro re
Gently.
i Erwin Coverdale has returne
home from a visit with Mr. an
Mrs. Harry Dickerson and daugh
ter of Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Jones, Jr
{ and children were Sunday evenin
r callers of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Marsha
: Wilson.
} Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Long an
: daughter Barbara visited FRIEND
F., last week.
, Little Miss Gloria Neibert is in
Milford chronicle., 1949-05-06
University OF Delaware
AIumnae Exercises To
Be Held May 14th

Mrs. Elsie Stapleton, nationally
known budget adviser, will be the
principal speaker on May IA at the
reunion banquet of the University
of Delaware's Alumnae Association,
Miss Nj. Gertrude Holloway, reun-
ion chairman, has announced.
The banquet at which Mrs. Sta
pleton will speak, climaxing the an
nual May Day and Alumnae Day
activities for former women stu
dents at Delaware, will be held at
$3.50 p. m. in Kent Hall at Newark.
Reservations are being received at
the alumnae Office, Purnell Hall,
by Nina Press Brown, alumnae
executive secretary.
Mrs. Stapleton, a lecturer and
writer of wide experience, is a
graduate of the University of Wis
consin who has been consulted by
thousands of families throughout
the country for advice on handling
incomes from very small to large
according to Miss Holloway. HeI
talk to the alumnae, Spending fol-
Happiness" also is the title of hel
most recent book, which will be
published two days earlier.
Earlier in the day, reunion
classes those of 1919, "a, 80, "a
'S9, IA, and '4S-will meet at var,
ious luncheons and teas. Mean
while, other alumnae will be pres
ent for the May Court at $3.50 p
M, a reception at Warner Hall a
$3.50, and the business meeting o
I the association at 5 o'clock in New
Castle Hall. Alumnae also are be
4 ing invited to a performance by tn,
Esq Players of "The Glass Men
agerie" in Mitchell Hall at $40
and to the May Day dance, in tn
j iFieldhouse, at s o'clock.