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Milford chronicle., 1949-05-27
SELBYVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha E. Long and
children, Judith and Linda motor
ed to Margate, N. j., Saturday to
visit Mrs. Longs parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Williams and sons.
Mr. Long returned home on Sun
day, while Mrs. Long and the chill
dren remained to spend this week
with her parents, and to attend the
wedding of her brother, Robert
Williams, Jr., on Saturday, at
which time Mr. Long will return
for same, all returning to their
home here on Sunday.
Mrs. Wilson Powell and children
entertained to dinner on Sunday,
Mrs. Dale Mumford and children
and Mrs. Elick Powell and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Virginia Ransome and son
Robert, while their husbands at
tended the ball game at Shibe park
Phila.
Mr.. an Mrs. Vance McCabe and
daughter Sandra OF Roxana, We're
the dinner guests of Mrs. G. W.
Wilgus and daughter, Mrs. Nettie
West on Sunday and on Tuesday,
evening, Mr.. and Mrs. Luster
Lynch of Roxana were their din
ner guests.
Mrs. Marvel Hudson of Selby-
Vile, became an American citizen
on May 20th. She was an English
war Bride and was the former Miss
Joan Bacon Taylor Of Reading
Beeks, England.
The Senior Glass of S. H. S. weni
on their Senior trip last Thursday
until Sunday touring Washington
with Mr. Lewis Brenberg and Mrs
Cecil Quillen as their chaperones
Mrs. Florence Hudson returned
home from the Beebe Hospital
at Lewes, on Thursday, after beins
there for treatment for a badll
mangled finger that got cought il
a machine.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ross Ringle
and daughter, Nina Lou, spent tn
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Davi
Mizelle in Elizabeth, City, N. C. MI
Ringler returned home on Sunda
accompanied by Mr.. Ben Weave
of WilliametOn, N. c., and Mr.:
Ringler and daughter stayed t
visit among friends Off awhile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Timmon
end family visited her parents, Mi
and Mrs. Horace Brittingham i
fredericksburg on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Adams an
children were recent dinner guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Cooley an
daughter in FELTON,, Mr.. Colbey wa
a former teacher in Selbyville hig
school.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Morris an
daughter, Janet, accompanied D
and Mrs. Orville Daisey of Reh
both, to New Castle on Saturda
and attended New Castle Day.
Several from here attended Il
opening of the Atlantic Hotel
Ocean City on Saturday evening.
Milford chronicle., 1949-05-27
OCEAN VIEW


Mr.. and Mrs. Archie T. Rickards
Of Prospect Park, Pa, spent the
first of this week at their summer
home here.
Mr.. and Mrs Willis w. Mitchell
entertained Rev. Donzel Wildey, the
newly appointed Methodist minis
ter. over the weekend.
A large congregation attended
Bethel Methodist Church services
on Sunday.
Following Sunday school, Rev.
Donzel Wildey, the minister deliv-
cred the sermon from the text found
in the Gospel of st. Matthew, 10th
Chapter and 18th Verse: And ! say
also unto thee, That thou art Peter,
and upon this rock / will build my
church, and the gates of hell shall
not prevail against it"
Rev. Wildey stressed the church
as having an influence in the COM
munity and its flavor should extend
out into the lives Of those whom we
contact. Faith in Jesus Christ, who
IS our Foundation, is a require
iment for ali to obtain The choir
sang "Wonderfnl Grace of Jesus"
The Methodist Youth Fellowship
met in the church chapel at $3.50,
after which the sermon was deliv-
cred from Matthew the 14th chapter
] beginning at the 14th verse through
I to 34th verse.
There were several visitors who
attended the above services at Mar
iner's Bethel Methodist Church on
Sunday. namely: Archie T. RICK
ards of Prospect Park, Pa. Mrs
Maurice Evans of Wilmington, Cap
tain Raymond Richards Of West
/ philadelphia, Mrs. Maud Furman
Long of Dagsboro, also John W
Hall, End, F. A., who came from his
position in the U. S. Navy, on ar
aircraft carrier at Newport News
Va, and was the guest of his par
ents, MrX and Mrs. John w. Hal
. here over the weekend, and CUES
of his fiancee, Miss Florence Cobl
of Bethel Church. Besides Rev. ant
. Mrs. Clark of Bethany Beach, a
} their summer home, who formerl,
served at FrankfOrd.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Horace Derrick
son. End, announce the birth of
son. born Thursday, May 10, i
4 Philadelphia. He has been name
{ peter Allen Derickson. This is thei
I second son. His grandparents ar
: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Horace Derickso
4 of this place.
Rev. and Mrs. Thomas G. Jone
d filled their places at the Harbeso
r and Groome Memorial Methods
) Churches in Lewes on Sniday an
=, were given a warm wkelcome. The
will be greatly missed from tn
lie communitv
L Mr. and Mrs, Murray TOlson
Orocke, N. c.. visited their son ar
Milford chronicle., 1949-05-27

both.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Ireland and
daughters visited friends on Sum
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Belts Of
Bridgeyille, were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ElwoOd
Lynch and family
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A.
Warren during the weekend and
Sunday We're: Mrs. Paul ID. Hess
and friend of Allentown, Pa, Mrs.
Jennie Warren and friend of Lin
coin. Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Warren of
Smyrna, Mr.. Warren has been i'll
hut is improving.
Mrs. Theo. Walius and Mrs. Irwin
Webb were recent callers in Mil
ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Fleming enter
tained guests on Sunday.
Mrs. Virginia Wyatt of near Mill
ford was a caller in town last week.
SPECIAL
The presentation of diplomas
and pens to "a members of the 1949
graduating class of the Memorial
Hospital, Wilmington, Del, and the
awarding of six prizes for out.
standing achievements. featurel
graduation exercises in st. Stephan
Evangelical Lutheran Church, 1Stf
and Broom ST., Wilmington, Del.
+ last week. Miss Barbara Jones
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. FREQ
Jones, formerly of this community
and granddaughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Milford chronicle., 1949-05-27


family. Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Simpson
end daughter Lois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Lathbury and
Mrs. May Hearn we're guests at din
ner of Mrs. Katie Hall on Sunday.
The above named sisters afterwards
motored to Lewes and visited Mrs.
Stephen p. Hudson who is a pa
tient at the Beebe Hospital. From
there they motored to Lewes Beach
and called on their cousin, Mrs.
Gertie Chile.
The Sea Scouts, with their lead
er, Virden Mitchell, go on camping
trips over the week-ends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Nelson of San
dy Landing visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence B. Holt on Sunday and
attended the evening service at
Bethel Methodist Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Robinson
entertained at dinner on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. William Winter and
Thomas Bixton of West Philadel-
/ phia and Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Oakley
and daughter Peggy Marie,
Mrs. Martha Conoway, Mrs. Lulu
Lynch and Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Short
and daughter Hope were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Short and mother, Mrs. Anna Car
Teton at their summer home here.
Mrs. Minnie Harmon was i'll al
her home here last week.
| Mrs. Vera Belts and daughter Jea'
lnette visited Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. JOhr
Briggs at Georgetown over the
weekend.
Capt. and Mrs. Raymond Rick
ards and two children were guests
Eof their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos
e. Hickman on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Mitchell o
Laurel and William Townsend ant
Miss Melba Davidson Of Whining
ton were guests of Mr. and Mrs
Andrew Davidson on Sunday.
Clifton Williams of Iowa visite,
his father here last week.
I Miss Ruth Evans attended tn
I School Secretaries Association hel
h at RehOboth over the weekend
Milford chronicle., 1949-05-27

A. R. Jones, Sr.. who are still re-
siding at their farm near Glendale
with Miss Horner were joint recip-
tents of the award for the nurse
most outstanding in obstetrics.
CHURCH NEWS:
ElIendale Methodist Church
Rev. James O'Neil, pastor
Sunday, May Goth
Sunday school services at 10 a.
M. in charge of r. w, ireland, supt.
Preaching at II a. M, by pastor.
Special services by the Junior
Nj. Y. f. with guests speaker at
8 O'clock.
The regular meeting of Senior and
Junior NJ. Y. F. will meet at 7:S0
o'clock.
Leader for Junior group. Freda
Beebe Story Of David
Don't forget the special dinner
for class no. at RehobOth on Sat
urday evening, May 2Sth.
Milford chronicle., 1949-05-27
Faith Bible Holiness Church
Rev Robert Il. Nailor, pastor
Sunday, May Goth


Sunday school services
Preaching by pastor
Everyone welcome
The Ellendale community is de-
lighted to welcome Rev. and Mrs.
O'Neil back for another year. as
pastor Of Ellendale charge
Milford chronicle., 1949-05-27

The original name of the French
city of lie Havre was Ie Havre de
, 1949-08-04

Asiue Hom ths Satisfaction when former students do well. there
= anotner type Of reward which the community can easily give. That
reward IS recognition and encouragement. Teachers are not a vain
io. tney are not glory seekers, but they are human. AS humans they
ENJOY ~ deserve the support of their fellow beings in all their
endeavorS. A word of encouragement, a show of support
often mean more than monetary returns.
we graduates have ben in a position to see that st. Thomas fails
In thls.1 teachers receive little if any encouragement. The community
exercises It's right TO criticize to the fullest extent when it comes 10
me ngn schol but it often fails in its duty to support the school in
its worthwhile endeavors.
The school has made mistakes, but don't hold that against today's
stuoents and teachers. Perhaps things were better in DAYS gone by
II IS the communltys job to bring back those better days. With
wholesale revival of active interest in the high, school by this com
munuy, wonders can be accomplished.
II is this feeling OF disinterest towards the high school which has
caused us graduates to be wary of teaching professions. Disinterest
often plays a major role in the constant turnover of teachers. The
high school will progress no further than in direct proportion to the
amount OF support the least interested citizen gives it.
Not only is disinterest present in view of the high school but n
other phases of cooperative life as well.
Our community, as a whole, is prone to be passive in matters of
government Again the right of citizens to criticize is observed more
Continued on next Page
Evening star., 1949-05-08
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDING MACHINES, TYPEWRTTEkS
purchased and traded. repaired
quickly; reasonable; machines for
sale. STANDARDS and poTsasSlsss; paSss; rss sss
sis Il yIst ylsth 6s. osrlfn fns nkGasE hids ssss
ADHING MACHINES. . cslculators
WorE lorR1u guaranteed. RE. iiT5.' UNITED
.TyPEWRITER CO. rsls 14ssn a14sesannss.rsns s.; nsfM;
stsirSsys' pe9S porch infio5aIss eaI MR WILSON, srS
after s PM. AT 4100.
AIR CONDITIONING. refrigeration
and heating service; 24-hr, service;
specializing in Chrysler Air-Temp
and all other makes. 20 yrs. exper.
Prepare for s hqt ,yTt Tsasasr new. ns1 Sos- saas
BRICK woRK-Any form Of ma
sSnss; sSnssr;uction. hsss0psn'es 81. sssa. s.!
BRICK-It's true. A brick saTage,
24Slo, o'hesd door; o concrete @ noSr.
$3.50. SMITH, the small Job spe-
BRick. fsslass. sPoSEs Po iset CONCRETE. rstsin
ias walls, walks. driVeways' porssses'
sRscxfaYrNG.e RI Az ssSe nreplaces. ehimnsys.
Waiis and walk. built and repaired.
A, FAGNANI. AT. 1894.
CAMERAS, movie equip. Qoreign or
dept aRENEER. ss3 Pa. ave. nv.
Trsds,ins; Free parking. RE a4s4,
rms, porches, shelves, partitions
screens, cabinets. BRYANT, vi
cARSPES-TrRY-Inci. porches: screens
made to order; rec. rms, Ctlotex
ceilings. call LAWRENCE RA. s7o3.
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HOME IMPROVEMENTS

ADDITIONS, Al remodeling, porches
inclosed, recreation rooms ouilt, oec-
to pay: HAMILTON coNTR. GO,
AEETTERsATIIoNs, ET additions. home i'm;
DTGyemsnts s. ess sssBuEsAN FSB sdsas sEMob sbo
ELING Co, OIL. 5255, suburban ares area
ASPHALT snlki ayei5; eiD5;RiVERsYs. vi SsSS farm rSsd'
and parking areas. Free estimates
AsPHslf Sf1H dlsDf fris. hrsoIKum. suaran-
teed finest materials and workman
ship: Repairs invited; y 0W; ysr s5sS' S6
CARPENTRY. Enclosures. porches. ad-
aorf sislGni: s:uarsnssed FsmSsednRs, K peaRME esli
LU. 3-7l79 or Ii. 3;3258 .i2
CARPENTER AND BUILDER, roofing,
%Rsesancs Rsasns small RE- or 7dso s5ss sff yhas
CEMENT WORK. stone walls. nag
stone terraces. walks, chimneys,
fireplaces, cement driveways, porcneS
retaining walls, pipe drainage; al
CUCCIO. Route 81 Horners lane
Rockville. Md. Phone Rockville 1855
CEMENT WORK, retainins walls,
waterprooflng. WA. 6040. 1S
CONChEIE---Ceme win, AoVtus'
poTches. steps. diy driyewsys; u,g .,6 5smt;; mt
cTsToE UsEE & 6dAkfENTaY dHtfihANi Hi and and cabinets
screens and screened porches. Free
estimates. MR.. YOUNG, FA. Soo2'
DEAL 1sshiiTH WITH a reliable arm; we Dc
papering, painting. electrical WORK
roofing, siding. cement work, car
pentry. plumbing, fireproofing. I'll,
Ing, remodel kitchens and baths and
all types Of home remodenng: rts Free
FEDERAL CONTRACTING CO, slb
New York ave. NV. Ma. 7416. 10
pINETTE SETS. custom built to your
specification, a=sS r; q M. Co. 214 L
chips; repairs or new installations.
GRAHAM PETRIE. oliver 1892.
FENCES, the best for less: galvanized
chain link: immed. erection: SO mo
to pay. HER-KOR CO., office, FIR,
rEsgsfoNF isss eGssis Vai and ddSs Concrete work.
Thf All types Of Stone masonry. retain
ing walls. fiagstone terraces and
patios. drives and walks; serving
Arlinston and D: C. OF. e23t for
rRFfESGsgdoSEi RfESmsgT sIsims'es; . essp;ecialsy-An Kinds
Of stone and cement work done;
porches. terraces, walks, steps, nre-
places, driveways. retaining walls
waterproofing and drainage: tiles;
phone asithersssss ass bismond IN ASdEho ave.'
Gsithersburg. Maryland.
FLOORS. new and old; sanding. nm
ishing, cleaning. waxing: reas. prices.
OLIVER FLooR SERVICES. II
FENCES-Galvanized chain link: all
posts set in concrete: immediate
to pay. II. 8-2143. 90 /,
FENCES, all types, galvanize material
for chain link; reasonable prices.
FHA. BILT RITE FENCE CO., ST
FLOOR SS sERvICE-Nothins but the
best: laying: sanding; ,,dn flniSnins; arnes
sea;Rhins n;shss DfFIeso5R fFFHIeooRiN nsesao cohTRHc Rae.
TORS INC, 1912 Wisconsin ave
cnS0npIIEeTrRR IN IerR HOME REMoDEINo
service with the Know How; For
ideas and estimates. call GEO. d
WILSON, DI. 0SS0.
MODERNIZ1NG ana additions: ceilal
TO roof. Call ST. 3366-6T for free
estimates NATIONAL CONTRACT.
NC Co. 1908 Eye st. nv.
SCREEN your porch. Best material
and workmanship. W. D. TAYLOR
ST.. 3s42. Also repairs and re-
HY%TTsviLLE YIIriiS CONTRACTING co..
Painting, papering, interior decorat-
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Free estimates. Phone WA. S4so:
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

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street. GlofsFooaa H-seom Agsi.r
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suitable ahs ppe MeTeautlse e4kl-
ness, SiSsosssl LEONARD SSipEk,
Ia Plaza Mo
BOOMING HOUSES - 10 aaits :
e& tbs oil heat. tease income eeetsa
approximately s4o0 mo. pr.es,
-, SEQ, easy terms
Lhk. . Fms @-yF lease rent
SS4 SO. incems over 5000 m0
nEscw. 50 SSt9 ~ 600 down Eay
meat OWENS REALTY. ME- a4es
DRUG STORES worth consiarrlas
i-Coiored tEads. S4Va Gay. sSS.tstso
2.Ifanasns corner, ssss t.y
S2a. 70 terms
3-ola ssts hliShtd ever d sEso
monthly sis,ns'o cash .aD,,
day SEQ 600; - cash.
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MANY other GruS NstiHgk
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water. beautifully situated. medsrn
ana outstanding saA ,o0a
Dog kennels and store, on dosl Az
nRpois hwy. g-Rpt. home included
only $50 U8G
seltsssFviee gToeery. In country over
81 90 eu0 annually dry soodk ktors
5000 l!Y!nx quarters included, sts.-
Oao
Restaurant and bar. on route to pre-
posed new Bay PARK and bridge. xoea
Twins quarters, 10000, plus Frs-
Sonable rent
Builders supply. an old-estAhlikhsd
plant. netting ever sac 900 annually
Sl"A,e ,eoU
Tavern and restaurant. stFatesicAlly
situated, very pop1lAf, All lateht typv
ROCK co Annapolis Baltimore dual
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BUSINESS SERVICES

ATRPLANE REPAIRS and instructions.
Complete aircraft service. Come to
Erco Field, "Washington's Finest
Airpark," for guaranteed flight In
structions. Radio. engine work. or
Just fight over Wash. UN. l44I'
sEErrRETARIAI ErgsET1AIRf;IAI" SERVICE - Mimeo,
graphing. tipping. addressing and
mailing list supplied for Montgomery
County area. SH. 1886. Ii
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

~~~FN~~~
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English. self-confidenee, freeden
EARN YoUR HIGH SCHOOL di.
ploma and prepare for State equiv
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In business and engineering. @. 1
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30 Bond Bldg. NE. s166.
LEARN TO DRIvE With pt1isSsign1 I19na
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LEARN TO FLY. only $40 q month;
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1910 Vermont ave. NV. RE. 1892
PLANO LESSONS for beginners
sa ssaasht IN IN ypgF ypgee home or In M
Latin, French, German. English'
history. elem. tr. high subjects
TTUTToRRiSG-H. s. subjects college
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FRsE fsf TX TRra2 III FLIGHT. no ob!igs,ion !.
PfasHr RISk s9g4En. s9MThnLs ,olf fATsoFAt peaTike
rRf HIas.; .a;IsRLrSEs n. sss7i need young men OF
radio operators and station agents
These are career Jobs with good
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promotion. Preliminary training neeo @
ob MT inerfsTe InterVeR WEN yST By D
only. Mr.. Pastorefio. Rm. ! 14a Nun
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TnEiL.EtiPHoNE tPBx coursel with
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xa5 plenty of positions. CAPITAL
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INStfREAsG Sfi IL your income, learn touch
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PBX INSTRUCTION on live board,
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m AN APRIL ISSUE a national bust.
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MODERN TRAINING IN beauty cui;
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oy Government for ol training
WAR-FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE
1910 q o.. NV. DI. 1862.
LEARN IN SAFETY to drive safely
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

TILE BATHROOMS, KITCHENS,
sRos. sGseees TIA sns aeod 5e0a'Is oa RA s6ss HSAN'
TOOLS. SAWS, lawn mowers expert
y fgr shaTpsnsd and ssSer or as EsDs5fd s5s we call
TRASH AND ASHES MOVED. back
yards and Easements cleaned. RA-
TYPEwRTTERs cleaned. efled and
adjusted. All work guaranteed. Re,
Il77.. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
s13 4th nv
UPHoLsTERING - Couches, chairs,
rewebbed. springs reset; your home
or shop; furniture repairing. all
kinds. s. "A; JANNEY. GE. o3so:
nrst-class work: guaranteed salts
yFSI2AS fsSl III q sfSDs sfsf5s cEEASED sas
Have your blinds thoroughly cleaned
WASHINGTON SHADE d AWNING
CO. 202l 18th st. NV. DU. $500.
VENETIAN BLINDS washed. repaint.
ed. retaped. recorded. PARK AVE
We vENETiAN Tl1.Sss,. sLlNp va c9 Div e9s4 R.
WALL WASHING. window cIeanins
and floor cleaning. Apply 1928 N,
Veiteh St. Arl, Va, CHI. 1145. g
HONEST PAINTING, no muss; exter-
Tor or interior craftsman: free esti-
mates RA. 1859 after 5 pm. 10
DRAIN SERVICE
Clogged pipes and drains cleaned
electrically. Satisfaction guaranteed.
]. SHAPIRO, day or night, NO: 5000
PIANO TUNING
Steinway. Knabe. Chk' ring. Estimates
free; work guar'teed. VIM. WOOLEY
1881 Jenifer. WO. i116.
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pTAT EcTATE COTTRSE

REAL ESTATE COURSE
and general practice
taught in 10, lessons; z per week
Wapie, active realtor for. 25 years.
Class meets Tues. and Thurs. s to
10 pm. Lectures and briefs. Spring
class starts May gath; register now,
as the class will be limited. CaH OF
drop by for details.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE
1904 14th ct NJ w DI 3346.
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MOTOR TRAvE.

NAVY LIEUTENANT driving 70 sar
Francisco. May II. can take 3
EX. 1850. Ext. 47s. daytime. OF
HO. 6454 after g pm. 10
DRIVING TO ASHENILLE. n. G.. via
Greensboro. Salisbury and States
vile: snare expenses. Gil 512@
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LfTTLE ROCK, ARK. via Memphis,
Tenn; take 3. VI sI24 euhoas'
YOUNG MAN viii drive your car %
Chicago or vic. Seattle, alone OF with
Others, about May 81; have opeT-
ator's permit. refs. Whitenal oU1F
LAREDO. TEx.-Eeed drivers for new
jeepsters; all expenses paid; leave
Monday; ideal for any one wishing
transportation TO Texas or vicinity
Call TIE. 0212.
DRTVING TO ST. PETERSBURG. Fla
Monday or Tuesday; take couple
help drive, share exp. CH. 5g1s
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BARRIE AND PETER PAN
SUMMER DAY CAMPS

The Barrie camp for children OF
primary and elementary grades, with
three acres Of ground and own tennis
court, offers unexcelled camp facfii-
ties and q well-rounded program.
HORSEBACK riding, swimmins. nature
study, hiking, picnics, etc. Qualihed
councillors and male athletic di-
Peter Pan camp, with two acres of
Fairgrounds, Is for children Of kim
dergarten and nursery ages. Pony
riding and all other activities for
little tots. TRANSPORTATION furnished.
Early reservations advised. SOL Fern
ri. NV. RA. 0100.
CONVALESCENT HOME
seItsyilie convslescent Home. bed
and ambuiatory patients, registered
nurses on duty - hours q day;
$50 Q week and up. TO. 674l.
HILLTOP SCHOOL
Day and boarding. ages 2-s. &c.
IMMEDIATE CASH
Pr your home, white 90 eelored.
cox . CO. Re. 1888.
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