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HONE IMPROVEMENTS

ADDITIONS, home improyenents Of
all types. SUBURBAN REMODEL-
mo GO. o.. 5a65: ewes, DE. eeo5
ASPHALT TILE LISoLRuM. saarsn-
.S sssS a7sss s.s.a. .'fr.ls n.. ana oW ssss
BATHROOMS INSTALLED; immed
plumbtng and heating WORK. al
cskfEsfsy. csihaSM Sp, oa aaasssoas. ats porss.. s
screened or tneiosed: rec Tm..
fences etc: any type repairs, re-
modelling OF building. R B. oRME,
Lu, 3.1I.a or Ii 3-sss6 --sa
inx coTTRELL4 Ju. 7-7aas. ---a7
CEMENT WORK. stone walls flag
stone. terraces. walks. ehtmneys,
e, ret. sstaintrs I. ..ss sslls g,ps draH,ssEs Hsg
CucCIo. Roate 5. Hofner's lane,
Rockville. Nd. Phone Rockville 3tss.
CONCRETE CEMENT WORK. foot
tnes. pcrrhes. steps, drfsswayh
sHs. sas new work, G oA-xA. At
coNTRAcToR-BurIDER to estimate.
clan and build all types Of work,
carpentry, HaaRcnry. c0nertfe wcfk-
etc Call MTI0 CONSTRUCTION
co, fer estimates. VI TOO. Ell.
pRIvEwAYs. black sop or iimessons
ehtps. repairs or new trstRllatscns
GRAHAM PETErE. Oliver Tse2
FENCE. quality chain link: al pcsts
set in concrete, no aewn psyMssns;
ss ns,.,-s saes e gss - REId H. wEATEEs
FFNCrS. fise bext fer iess; RMfpanixe6
chain link tmmed ersctinn; 80 nos
70 pay. HER -KoR Co cffee. Pr.
1859; evenings, VI TS6s, 81
FLoOR sERv1CE--goshiss but tbs
best: lay.ns. ssnssng enisalns.
snsshea TSORISS' coTThsc-
Tors INC isi2 Wisconsin ave
HOUSE, PAINTING and parsrins,
lead and oil used. experienced ne
ehsaies. HAMILTON PAINTING
KITCHEN cAsrsErs-PHstsry fss-
lxned, custom tnstaiise. no eeyr
payment. sasy tsrma. IL s-4Aa
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SITUATIONS MEN

exper., books started,
kept part time; audits. tax service,
.ressonss5l., ~ OR: 2074; r
yrs. exp, des. pos. Box ls7-M. Star.
ADMINISTRATIVE EXECUTIVE, tex
tile field; extensive mems wear back
ground N. Y. and Wash. Army Serv-
ice as ofneer in procurement and
supply. VIII consider opportunity
offering Advancement and requiring
personal initiative. Box 3SS-R, Star.
2Is
with extensive editing and
writing on Federal taxation, labor
tration procedures; many contacts
in Federal agencies, Congress; in
terested in connection in editorial
capacity or as Washington repre-
ss9ia.n~s, sentative or aox manage aao Exeelsn.
BOOKKEEPING. tax service. by ex-
Best Bbe refs IS @ oW. $500 $500 or row oW. ss sife
BookkEEPER-OFFICE MGR, typist
20 years exp. all phases OF double
entry. incl. payrolls. constr, costs
full charge. EN-, 1851.
COLLEGE STUDENT. going into sr
stock cashier exper. SH, 1871 --22
COLLEGE STUDENT. third yr. for
eign service major, desires 3 mos.
tH,sre''ins st.9, employment Box 44s;R' s.
CoLLEGE STUDENT. "a, vet, de-
sires summer employment; d. c.
permit, coLstdering resort work,
ysSfTaoR sSh aSs &; -SusToDr.N. sias younv man,
eensed engineer, capable minor elec-
trical and plumbing repairs; prefer
office building. church or store; live
MxINrESAscEf MAESf' fSi stff MAN. white. mature. si
steady, sober. experienced ali re-
pairs, own tools, references. wants
position Ssn.Ioan1 Garden apartments, s prefer
Man. coIored. wants job as truck
driver. dump, stake, or panel. re-
liables references. LU.. S-6380.--
Man, coiored. desires odd Jobs clean
AK. 2437, z. MINOR 23s
Man. COL. prefers Job as clerk; types.
knows switchboard, no night or Sun
day. Call DE. 1887 from o an to
MscHaN1cAL ENGINEERING grad
uate, white. 30. desires temporary
work In D. c. area; some experience.
sAxOPHoNE AND CLARINET player
would like summer work. co. 1897.
ga
STUDENT, 30, needs afternoon and
evening work. Any kind, permanent
employment. dE. sl44 after 2:30.
THEATER MANAGER-Asgressive, 50
yrs; . yrs. experience. advertise
ment, promotional, public relations
experience, large circuits: top ref
erencG BOX 445-R, Star.
VETERAN. married, bus, school grad
uate. urgently needs part-time work
OF any kind, Evenings and week
YOUNG MAN seeks any position:
bachelor of science in physics.
mathematics pending; exp. cartog-
raphy, mosaicing, research, and in
dfces. Pref. temp. 8 mos: after 9
pm. OIL. 1859. -22
YOUNG MAN. eolorsd, desires Job
baking in Wash, D. C., with some
exper. in 1st-class bakery. Call NO.
1910. Ext. B-530.
YOUNG MAN, colored, wishes job as
truck driver, either night, day, or
part time Hu. 1874.
YOUNG MAN. with ideas and re-
lated exper. desires part-time ANIL
alton with adv. promotion agency.
Box 2ss-R, Star. . 2ls
PLANS DRAWN
EsNr r.eYdaHtfaI a.
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SttOAsI0NS WVhNsN
BOOKKEEPING done By the month
excel. ref; accounting background:
reasonable: BRADFORD. TR. 4399-'
BooKkEErER' sso,,nS srl1i acsSuntinE S TnH back %
CLERK-rYPfsT with knowlsdse tele.
type. pix. and light shorthand.
Desires immediate employment
Box 4S4-R, Star 24s
COMPANION NURSE, care elderly
lady or infant; lisht Housekeeping
MRS Sewers; AID; s780. 22'
exper,. wishes chronic, invalid case;
day duty; doctors refs. HI. 34a4.
GIRL eolored. wants Job coosinE.
restaurant. boarding house or pvt.
family also cleaning sxnr.; city
GIRL, eolored. wants elevator oper-
stcr' cafeteria or nursing child,
GIRL. eoiored. desires Job as waitress,
suRRsE. sHRsI; E;.e5oIv,riStNtfsss. 81, MAS experienced.
wishes Il position with children: refs.
PRAcTiCAL NURSE. eolored. desires
lob caring for children OF semi in
valid; can live in: free to travel
sTENOGkAfhEh- you are IN
os osd yps Is .os Rasson
or 10 take care of your overflow
call MISS BARRETT. DE 694s. --2I
25. experienced secondary
Engfish. French, and elementary
subjects, desires tutoring or inter
TYPING WANTED - Envelope and
post card addressing. also stuf1ne
1900 18th NV. Adams 5s5. sls
WOMAN, colored. wants days work:
] have city reference. AT. 2434. .
WANTED envelopes TO address at
home: neat, accurate. thoroughly
exper. MISS ROSE. ST. S667.
WANTED part-time position. general
ofice work or recepttonist back
ground; hrs. from I,3o 70 $50
. m Phone Tu. 049o
work, full or part time, once.
e.h.w ldrv- Cali HAZEL DU. a234
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PERSONAL


ROOM AND BOARD for elderly peo-
ter Reed Hospital GE 4s5s IS
HANDWRITING analyst avail. for
priyate parties and night club en-
tertainmert. For tf1tefviaw write
VERNON 2617 lath st. NV sp. 4.
FEEL BETTER after nrst treatment
or no fee Men and women come
to be convinced. firmly believe l
ness, exhaustion, hackache or mead
ache. sinus, colds or ~. Aching
joints and swollen feet helped re-
YEAR,. nsTsaels ssp.r.hcs Lse' 81 Ni'9gESGgh gSggs 20
LEARN TO FLY-oniy s. so weekly:
free trial flight. no obligation DICK
POWELL'S NATIONAL FLIGHT SYs-
TEN, 1910 Vermont ave, ST. os77.
'SHs 3a. ss;s e.nf s.s s' .sd s's s.. sr; s~$ iae
PING ngc6 snd Al sports; rates modsrsts.
olney, Nd Ashton 249l.
PIANO TUNING. s.: all repairs: free
estimate. VICTOR GEORGE. co.
VACANCY IN suRsiNe noak-s..
Count, snd state sa SsaeIo eoso ''
prompt and enelent service: open
ls" i,.i sscf sa pffsssssrE tih az Ssst ;torm.,,,
o. 6th ave. N. ~. claims nothing
skilled workmanship. Custom made
70 measure. restylins. alterations.
sio sfqsiG 6. centrally located 81 Rid,ps99 ,so9
VACATION ON A FARM-Adults;
swimming, riding, tennis. etc: As
min. from u, c.; weekly rates. s3s
and UP. Make reservations now
catalog; THE RANDALLs. clarks-
CAMP carocTrD. virsinias most
modern summer camp for Girls.
Riding every day. swimming ca
noeing. photography. Opens june
20 Sdod for ~. I Or ss. 8 weeks, Na,ionsl ss.
CoNvALEsCEST HOME, females only.
recurring nursing aid; good food,
desirable SURROUNDINGS. home ike
atmosphere. MRS c. w. NAMES,
lincoln hwy. West. York. Pa. RID
vACANCY-convalescent home. bed
and ambulatery patients; special
diets; e4-hr. nursing earer TO.
FATHER with 2o-mon,h-old son in
terested in room and board in a
private home IN the District and
an experienced woman to watch
the child during the day, Call Mr..
Fields at DI. $3.50, Ext 4o5, any
weekday from . am. TO 3 pm.
Translating Service
All languages; very reasonable. Rm.
man waa1~nyH ntA~ TaT aaG- oEs
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

LEARN TO FLY--OnIy s.. 80 weekly
free trial fiKht, no ohiiRation. DICK
POWELL S NATIONAL FLIGHT sYs-
TEN, l0l0 Vermont ave, ST 6s97.
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS - Dual
controlled cars; pickup service 5
lessons. $50. WI 4500. ga
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English, self-confldenee. freedom
from selfconsciouSness Nj. 25Sa.
TOUCH TYPISG, shorthand, comp
tometer, bookkeeping courses; be-
Rinners' and review course now
starting: excellent positions waiting
est. 80 yrs; small classes, enroll to-
day. BoYD'S. 700 18th, cor. O,
TUToRiNG GIRL, cones. stud.n,
would like to tutor children between
grades 2-6 inclusive. Phone RA.
f34l or SH. 1890. 22.
MODERN fkAiAINa m beauty cuI-
ture, all subjects taught. Approyea
oy Government for oI training
WAR-FLYEN BEAUTY CoLLEGE
1910 @ ss. nv. pI. l762.
LEARN IN SAFETY 90 drive safely
New cars conp.ete dual control
EASY METHOD. North 1894
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SITUATIONS poAEsTIc

CLEANING, . nice eolored girl wants
4 days . week: call from 4 70 8
pm. NE 0sos
GyRi., eoiored. neat and reliahls, de-
aires days work. refs. AT, P6Ss,
Girl, wants domestic work Of any
kind CO. TAsk.
GIRL. eoiored. wants geneFal hn1ss
work ard assist with ecokI1E. ,
days week, Il. 3-o!s1:
o ssssssness. IN ssSi.
Evening star., 1949-06-21
COLLEGE MEN

Vacation work. II you have sales ap-
titude, we can train you in less than
l wk. TO join a hard-hitting sales
orRanization In which our men are
earning far above average pay. This
ts educational work. Applicant must
be bondable. Of neat appearance and
willing to follow instructions on a
proven sales plan and must have
months. See @. II. MURRAY. 1900
18th st, NV. "a
Evening star., 1949-06-21

FACTORY BRANCH has opening for
man age RI to Is with good ALL
round oil burner exp; sales back
ground pref. but not essen. Must
have car. SALARY and car allowance.
1cbIE@s cfI @ NFIoN KnsY H6sirRsMr.t.Ss d2 es2z ae
lished distributor has .openinE for
Baltimore and Warrington. Com
n,s.isn ssssR ss:1i s..i'' Write Details a1s Box
sALLsMRN--stop Worrying. Come
". 's:1 ssv. ana as Sss .s direct
10 the consumer. on easy monthly
payments and We mean sell. Year
before last was the biggest in our
h.r hSo,ysas .n histSry. S Last trI ysa. was vas
breaking every, sales record we have
ever had. An honest, serious minded
week every week. in the year. No
ssa s:a'ohs Furnished siia u.s. Tssnnf ss ass
against earned commission. Apply
$40 RSns BLDG. 18th and M ats, NV.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, expert
epssstles epsfs mail e. rf'lzs 6 oss 4ss4 full CO.
PAINT SALESMAN. one who has a
wide ACQUAINTANCE with paint con-
tractors and industrial trade; must
DC EOpcr anu CAu give pest CI IeL-
erences from past employers. Give
complete particulars in / first letter,
Salary and commission; q local
.PMyS .sEmPsMnyS oSTEn Ros S57-m' NJ Sta star. al 81
Of janitor's supply division: one who
has business training and COM
piete knowledge OF the trade; must
give full particulars in first letter;
salary and commission; local
pTE psTSEE'sFroS' Fo RefkEAsID nj sID esodaction. Ssai;
aggressive automobile dealer has
opening for salesman with good
record OF accomplishment: expert
enced man desirable but not abso-
lutely necessary; liberal salary and
commission. Phone Mr.. Ohm or
MI. vuncannon for appointment
AnovE rs sSz AVERAGE EARNINGS for
man who can qualify for sales su-
pervisor and wholesale dealer in
Washington, D. C. Need car, abil-
ity to maintain headquarters for
products and recruit, train sales
force. For personal interview write
THE W. T. RAWLEIGH CO.. Dept.
DCF-14-216B, Chester. Pa, giving
age and experience in FIRST letter.
Replies confidential.
Salesman-$5, 600 Up Class
Career opportunity for right man;
appointment selling only. Draw
against earned commission. ENCY-
CtCPEDIA BRITANNICA. Call Mr..
Bone. RE. 691l. 30
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TELETYPE SPECIALISTS

1EIlE HE SFECIHlAIOI 10
a nationally known organization
wishes to employ Immediately ex-
Ability to supervise and instruct
others important. Write airmail to
E-62 p. o. BOX 35b2, Philadelphia
~, Pa. giving complete details,
education, work history, marital
status and details OF teletype ex-
perience. Indicate preferred con-
tinentsl u, s, A, work location. -2I
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YOUNG MEN

Interested in teaching. supervising,
interviewing. with opportunity to
become branch managers.
ARTHUR MURRAY'S
Expansion program has made opport.
for high caliber personnel. 2 yrs.
college educ. pref. but not essential.
Previous exper. not nee. Apply In
see Miss FSRREII " lion Do hnSasn not nhons. nrs
1l06 Conn. ave. NV.
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SALESMAN!
MAKE OVER $50 A DAY!

6ell nationally advertised adding ma
chine for only $12.e5 complete. A
fully guaranteed. every inch q busi-
ness machine; easy 30 operate. easy
70 sell, easy for you te make pig
color photo and fun details with no
SHEss,G5b s AbSu S5,ts stSHfNE sSany e CT lqNT me-
bept, VII 64S, 30. Spring 1t. Los
Angeles Is, Calf. -27
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Mems Clothing Filter

One Of washington's largest clothing
stores 10 In need Of an experienced
litter. Position offers an excellent
salary and opportunity to q man
with executive ability, who is tactful
and can handle people. Write. CIV
perience, etc, and we will arrange
Tor an interview. All replies held
strietly confidential. Box 26I-M.
Star --2I
Evening star., 1949-06-21

MIAMI. FLA.--cadiilae leaving Sat.
June 2si room for couple, Call no.
PALM BEACH. FLA. Lady driving
June "a pm, can take 2 or 3
ladies or couple TO share expense
and driving II possible. RA 23n7,
ST. 1851. 2gs
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SECRETARY

10 executive Of national chemical
corporation. movinx TO WaxhirGton:
IA years experience; available fer
empioyment between July 18th and
August list. Can arrange Interview
children. Box 25S-R. Star. 2as
TYPING SERVICE
An kinds. very reasonable. Rn. 1850
woodward Bldg. Dl, 6067. s5s
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"ORGANISIo'

Experienced for electronic Srgan
Must be available part time for
strstions. Opportunity to work In
on sales promotion. State briefly
experience and afiliations. Inter-
view arranged. Box 4sI-R, Star.
Evening star., 1949-06-21
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
Opening for an experienced man;
must have car. Apply
SHAPIRO, INC.
oil 1hfh n w ME LILY
Statesmen WANTED

We are looking for a man between
81 and 80 yrs. of age who can tackle
an executiyr selling job. He may or
experience. but should be aggres-
siye, persuasive and capable OF
adapting his personality to an es-
tablished program of selling. He
should bs dnt tnpterested IN eang eaTning be
Apply MR.. MAGIILS. Room 80,
Ring Bldg, 18th and NJ SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1949-06-21
Statesmen and Women
SAlESMEN

Better Brushes, Inc.-Immed. empl.,
full or part time; pleas. work, chance
for adv, attrac.. earn. for willing
worker. AT. 666S. al
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PLANS DRAWN
SITUATIONS WoMEh

For residential and commercial
buildings, by an experienced de-
siEner. Call HO. 1896. 26'
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HELP MEh AND WoMEh

bOOKKEEPER, dble. entry, good pen-
man; must be acquainted with ma
chine bookkeeping, operation and
procedure; good salary for person
nent, with chance for Advancement.
Refs. For interview, write Box 205-
COOK AND MATTRESSES. 24ob
Richmond hwy. TIE. 9ss9. Good
wages. --23
MARRIED COUPLE TO clean and take
care Of small building used for
meetings. Quarters furnished and
good pay. References required. See
MIR. MILLER from pm. to 8 pm.
at. 3147 18th st. NV. No phone
calls.
WANTED-driddle men, meatcarver,
sandwich siIl, eonntersiris: wait. Eait-
Cali Wed. bet. and B pm. at 612
9th at. NV.
Evening star., 1949-06-21

SECRETARY
EXP. Age 22-40. Secretarial duties
patent law ONCE. Attractive envir'
onment. 35-hr. vk. Ring Bldg.
RE, O5O2 -24
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BUYERS, BE WARY

sAass us We have sns ssnesrEss
asserEas ssseAsftv saens fts@es
ss@sss an6 rsssv sEAsx 4sfts&s 70
saH Tra rass he psess%&
Auerhach h Co, DI. 650i
ts7s & %. n.x. Hres. an. ssgs
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MOTOR rRAVgl.

IranSlatlng Service
II languages; very reasonable Rm.
! 030, WOODWARD Bids, DI. e067. IS.
Evening star., 1949-06-21

Salesman-$5, 600 Up Glass
sppontmsnt seins I0f only sh' Draw
against earned commission. ENCY-
CtOPEDIA BRITANNICA. Call Mr.
Bone. RE. 691l. -26
Evening star., 1949-06-21
eUSINf&s or. tcs~s
RESTAURANT
M 18Th AND COZ :
ReStAlran, - So

NJ yaRss Aae4sf 2ss - Nss
ES "a go
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CABTNS--ROAD HOUSE

$50 essh fsarassat sRsstsent ss.
eaktea &c ssss u q No, /. mSgtH 81
wasn. 40 sxeersannas esspNrfg fgrssfs
for one sea knowB the nustf<as
aerss, - sahsns restaurant. csn
Evening star., 1949-06-21
STENOGRAPHER
AVON COSMETICS

Exper. for alterations on ladies' skirts
sFoRns sas dss'iss nc Apg!y sss 2Fd 81 a. nv BOND
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asssx 20 hssa fsssy J
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BOOKKEEPER

permanent position with
company benefits; vacation with
pay Apply in person. See Mr.,
Cane. FRANK JEWELLERS. 1126 II
ut ne "a
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Restaurant Concession
Ii sss.sanm sssa-knewn h1tsl, ner.
nsas2f f2lty hsaksS, at nssFNg poa.
ulAr heAEE fss&ssu v sxFesss4esa CO.
srsfng at aHzsuAESr sex efee %
ss9A fns sftsfs seakens oapegtak -
u asaSs sssas real ea4 pfeNss tkss
ssrsssss. sss nos hCs11AspEN
5sIJ pa ave ss aA n-&a Its
Evening star., 1949-06-21

ID T&&srr--HxxF AnA wFrs; ps4es
&H,gsa Ia Fp@1 neay~--&5tso wk9Y
grass prse.. *s Co.'s Tsrms Rsnf
Ash lssss no TpaA. Ma 1zSas
Myrtle A. Weadon Co.
Smyrna times., 1949-08-11

Miss Maria McMullen, of Phila-
delphia, is visiting friends in
Smyrna.
Mrs. VIM. H. HAZEL and Mrs.
Geo. NJ. Stevenson returned Satur-
day from an extended visit to Phil
adelphia friends.
Mrs. Geo. w. Turner and son
Davis. are taking a trip up the
Hudson River.
Miss Carrie Stevenson and
daughter, of Baltimore, and Miss
Henrietta Wallace, of Still Pond,
are guests of the Misses Hurlock.
Paul Tilghman, Linden Weldon,
Charles Turner and Milton White,
of Camden, N. J., are camping for
the week at Woodland Beach,
whittier they went on Monday in a
sailboat.
Smyrna times., 1949-08-11
TaylOr's Bridge

i Mr.. and Mrs. Alois Meme of
North Bergen, N. J., Mr.. I Brand
of Hoboken, N. J., spent several
days last week with Mrs. George
Woodkeeper and Mrs. Lee w.
David.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Davidson
and children of Wilmington were
Saturday visitors with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Latta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Elliott of
Milford, Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell
Thomas and son of Salisbury, Md,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Unruh and fam
lily, and MF. and Mrs. Jerry Unruh
of Odessa spent Sunday with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Orville New
nam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Steller and
son spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Irving O'Neal in Cecilton.
Miss Tiny Severson of Smyrna
spent Sunday with her mother,
Mrs. John D. Steller and Mr..
Steller.
Mrs. Ernest Eierman have been
visiting relatives at Salisbury, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Steller and
family have been visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Nc
Claim and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren F. Deumn
of Glenside, Pa, spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. Lee w. David.
Smyrna times., 1949-08-11

the birth of son August at the
Kent General Hospital, Dover. He
has been named James, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Pappas
and son Tommy left Tuesday on a
vacation trip to Canada.
Mrs. G. Harvey Wright has re-
turned from a weeks visit with her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. William A. Stinson, of Had
donfield, N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Y. Rutter
have as their geusts this week, Mr..
Rutter's mother, Mrs. N. Y. Her
bert, of Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ennis and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Jones are ex-
pected to return Friday from a
motor trip through the Great
Smokes and the Shenandoah
Valley.
Mrs. Sally Rutter returned Sat
urday after completing a post
graduate course in hydro-therapy
at the College of Swedish Massage
in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen S. King and
Miss Elizabeth Wilson were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Deakyne at
Rehoboth last weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darwin Davidson,
and daughter, of Glenolden, Pa,
are spending several days with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Dav-
idson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harold, of
New Rochelle, N. Y, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard B. Mailer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pusey and
son Harry and Miss Nellie Pusey
spent Sunday in Rehoboth. Mrs.
Pusey is spending this week with
her father, Mr.. Theron Hearn
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Goldsborough,
Mrs. Warner w. Price, Sr., and Mr..
Larry Call were guests of Mrs.
Ronald Currie at the Sussex Apart
ments, Rehoboth, over the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Remi Laplante, nee
Betty Chandler, and children of
Rumford, Maine, are visiting their
aunt, Mrs. Thomas J. Hodgson of
near Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1949-08-11
PERSONAL AND
SOCIAL ITEMS
People Who Come and Go,
Visitors To Our Community
and Former Smyrnians
HOME and CLUB PARTIES

Mrs. c. Ernest Rowland is visit.
ing her brother, Cyrus Taylor al
Winsted, Conn.,, and will stay two
weeks in the Berkshire Hills be.
fore returning home.
Mrs. Theodore Ferguson is stay
ing at the Hotel Stenton, Atlantic
City with Miss Lydia Ashcraft, OF
Germantown. Next week she win
join her daughter, Mrs. Edward
Bratton, of Wilmington on a visit
to Ocean City, N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Hendren,
Wayne, Pa, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry G. Webb. Mrs. Hend-
rem is the former Miss Elizabeth
Hill, daughter of Mrs. Thomas
Getz Hill, and the late Rev. Thom-
as Getz Hill, at one time rector of
st. Peters Church here.
Mr.. ]. Norman Taylor has been
staying at the Princess Hotel, At
lantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Stin-
son, of Haddonfield, N. j., are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth
of a daughter born July 81. She has
been named Sarah Ann. Mrs.
Stinson is the former Mrs. Mary
Wright Eley, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Harvey Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Vaughn
are receiving congratulations on