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Milford chronicle., 1949-10-14
State All Dress Revue
To Be Held October 18
Commune nom I'm nan,

N~---N-NA-A AAaA-A AeAat NaEcl
they have made as part Of their
1919 All project.
Girls participating are: Helen
Jane Leasure, Newark; Sylvia Ann
Field, Newark; Emily Proud, New
Castle; Dorothy Pierson, Hockes-
sin; Doris Dukes, Townsend; Ger
aldine Brittingham, Marshallton
Mary Emma Moor, Smyrna; Bar
bara beats, Dover; Dorothy Robb.
Houston; Betty Lee Cannon.
Bridgeville; Betty Ann Carev.
Bridgeville; Fac Brumbley, Del
mar; and Betty Workman, Delmar.
The State Dress Revue is held
each fall to select a girl to repre-
sent Delaware at the National All
Club Congress in Chicago. There
she will take part in a national
fashion show along with other
state winners.
The winner is selected on the
basis of skill and knowledge she
has used in constructing a costume
which will be becoming to her and
appropriate for the occasion for
which it is intended. Poise, grace
and good grooming are also taken
into consideration by the Judges.
Judges for the dress revue will
be Mrs. Mary Lynch Lincoln, form
er editor of Modern Miss maga-
zine; and Miss Beth Peterson, home
economist for the dupont Company
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-14

sionary to China and Japan; Miss
Emma Madcliff. Wesley Junior Col
lege faculty member; Miss Jessie
Stevens, director Of religious edu-
cation at Selbyville: and Lewis
Wells Of the Wesley Junior Col
lege faculty.
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-14
Spirit Brings
Trouble

SALVADOR Brazil - up - An
tonic Felix, a 5O-year-oid worker
decided an evil spirit had taken
over his body and went to see a
female witch-dOctor to get him out
She tied him to a chair and beat
him with a sword of ogum-a tough.
leathery palm leaf shaped like a
sword.
Then she placed a pot full Of
black powder under his nose and
told him to look at a pretty little
thing inside. He looked. She drop
ped lighted match in the pot to
blow the evil spirit back where he
came from.
He is now in a hospital seriously
burned. She is in Jail.
The state flower of Arizona is
the sahuaro cactus.
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-14
The Instructors VIII be.

The Rev. Harold M. Davis. Mil
ton; the Rev. Charles S. Jarvis
Selbyville.; the Rev. Richard MI
Green, Dover; Prof. Albright g.
zimmerman, Wesley Junior College
faculty member; Mrs. Frederick M
Pyke. Lewisville, Pa, a foreign mis-
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-14

Gloves were such an expensive
luxury to western civilization at
one time that the ships of explorer
Ferdinand Magellan sold a cargo
Of them for more than the cost of
a three-year expedition.
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-14

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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-04-15
SOCIAL e PERSONAL
ST. PAUL

Mr. Aaron Bradford b24 Carroll Ave, left Monday April
H. for Nashville Tenn to visit his mother Mrs Edward
cry, who is i'll Mr. Bradford will also with his nephew
Bradford Benner, who is attending Fisk University
The Ladies Auxiliary Local Sic will meet Thursday April
81 at the home of Mrs Glen Beck 994 IRlehart Ave
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-04-15

Easter bonnets and Spring
colors paraded around the Halle
Q. Brown auditorium Sunday,
April 10. at the annual tea given
by the Guild Of Our Ladies Of st.
Philips Episcopal church.
The program for the evening
was opened by a plano selection BY
Miss Ruth Tarrent student AZ
Hamline university. This was fol-
lowed by another plano selection
by Miss Jean Howell; q reading
by Miss carlotta Doyle; q tenor
solo by Ernest Covington; and q
piano selection by Miss Julia
Jones.
The remainder Of the program
consisted OF the Palms by MrG
Frances PEBBLES; Miss Omar Faw-
cett, who played q piano selection;
Mrs. ErInine Kan Allen who sang
the crucifixion; a vocal solo was
given by little Miss MarcelIa
sayles; Mrs. Harriet b Smith
gave an Instrumental selection and
Miss Jean Howell gave a plano
selection.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-04-15

Ducks have an almost telascopie
eyesieht. They can focus their eyes
eoR near or far vision.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-04-15
THREE ROOSEVELT COLLEGE
Goods VISIT HERE

Misses Carolyn Combs, 4. Carol
Filipino, and Jacqueline Ray. stu
dents of Roosevelt college, Chi
cago, spent their spring vacation
in the Twin Cities. While here, the
goods registered at the Nicollet
hotel in Minneapolis, and were
honored guests at many invita-
tional affairs.
On Sunday morning, Misses
Combs and Filipino visited Pill
grim Baptist church in st. Paul
and Miss Ray attended services at
st. Peters AME church, Mime
apolis
Sunday afternoon, they were the
dinner guests Of Mrs. e. B. John
son, Miss Coomb's grandmother.
Monday the trio were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. N. ]. Hun
ter, SS49 Fourth Ave. South. Miss
Filipino is a former music pupil
of Mrs, Hunter.
Miss Combs is majoring in psy-
chology and Miss Filipino in ed
ucation and Miss Ray in music at
Roosevelt college.
This was the first trip to the
Twin Cities for Misses Ray and
Filipino.
Mrs. J. H. Braham of New York
City left Friday, April s, for Chi
cago where she will spend a few
days visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. Lucas spent six weeks in st.
Paul with her sister, Mrs. G. H.
Lucas, TIT Carroll Ave.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-04-15
Rev. Kirk Hurt
When from RoEns
ReOT Of Aweo

Rev A. L. Kirk, A125 Fourth
Ave. So. Minneapolis, was injured
Monday evening when a south
bound Fourth Ave. street car
struck the rear Of the ministers
car.
Rev. Kirk was taken 10 Swedish
hospital for emergency treatment
and returned to his home. Tues
day several x-rays were taken to
ascertain extent Of the pastors
injuries.
Despite discomfort and pain
Rev. Kirk. who Ia pastor Of Glen
dale Seventh Day Adventist
church, plans to conduct his Eas-
ter services Saturday and his spe-
cial revival services Easter Sun
day night at the church at Glen
wood and Fremont AYES. No.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-04-15

Mrs. Clara Smith. COZ Rondo,
entertained several of her friends
at her home Sunday, April 10. in
celebration Of her birthday.
The VIVA club met recently at
the home Of Mrs. Cora e. Moore,
666 w. Central Ave, with Mrs.
Virginia Duke as hostess, and
surprised Mrs. Aldonia Anderson
with a baby shower.
A six-pOund, 10 ounce baby girl,
Sandra Dianne, was born in Mid
way hospital Friday, April 8, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred williams, 719
Rondo Ave. The paternal grand
parent Of the baby is Maceo
Lttlejohn and the maternal
grandparent is Mrs. Lillian Ed
mund Of Des Moines, Ia. Mrs. Ed
mund is in the city with Mrs.
Williams, and win remain here
for a week.
Robert Smith, instructor Of In
dustrial Arts at the Mechanics
and Mckinley schools, viii motor
to his home in Springfield, III.
Friday, April 10. to spend the
Easter holidays.
Odella McCllnton, 76s Carroll
Ave, is home recovering from an
operation she had recently at st.
Joseph's hospital. Her sister, Miss
Alma McClinton Of Denver, Colo,
Is here with her, and another sis
ter, Mrs. Viola Wiley. of Duluth,
left the city recently after visiting
her.
Throughout the afternoon,
Arthur Hedge played organ selec-
tons and several Of Bing Crosby's
selections.
Hostesses for the tea were the
Mines. Courtney Hilyard, Arthur
Hedge, e. Blackjack, M. Mason,
William Goddette, Belle Tyler, M.
X. Mcknight Ralph Ward, Rus
sell Gale, Eunice Coins and Phil
lip Payne.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Waters,
formerly Of 731 Rondo Ave-, are
now residing at $50 st. Anthony
Ave.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-04-15

me women met at the home Of
Mrs. Alfred White, 994 Carroll
Ave. The evening was spent play
ing cards, ending with a snack
served by the hostess. The next
meeting Of the club win be held
Friday. April Is, at the home of
Mrs. Pete Buford. 344 w. Central.
The Saturday Night Bonanza
club met Saturday, April 2, at the
home Of Mrs. Chester Green, 66s
st. Anthony. Guest for the eve
ming was Mrs. John C. Few, of e4s
Iglehart Ave. She will entertain
the club at its next meeting, Sat
urday, April 16.
The Just-Us club met Thursday,
April z, at the home of Mrs. Ida
Combs. The members went over
the business Of the club. The next
meeting Of the club viii be at the
home of Mrs. Pansy Dodd, 7O1
Carroll Ave.
Pilgrim Baptist church win give
a cantata, "our Living Lord"
Easter Sunday, April IL. at six
o'clock. A. v. Han viii direct the
choir and Mrs. Harriet B. Smith
win play.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-04-15

D Oieu DOCK, 5S4 lBlenArL ave.
April IS, for Kansas, where they
win spend Easter with Mr.. Thorn
ason's parents. Mamie Butler. $50
w. Central Ave-, accompanied
them as far as Kansas City, Mo.
She win spend Easter In jefferson
City, Mo, visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. vinton d. Elliott, sos Lafay-
cite st.
The Non-Pariel club met We'd
nesday. April 8. at the home Of
Mrs. Josephine cden, s5s Iglehart
Ave. Mrs. Raymond Brown won
first prize, Mrs. Alberta Davis
second, and Mrs. Nina Salters
won third. The next meeting Of
the club win be at the home Of
Mrs. salters, 1913 w. Central Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Boyd, TIA
st. Anthony Ave, returned Friday
night, April 8, from a weeks trip
to Chicago. They went there on
business.
Mr.. Frank Moore, s44 Carroll
Ave-, an employee Of the North
ern Pacific railway, was recently
released from the N. p. hospital,
where he had been for almost six
weeks. Moore is reported to be do
ing fine, but he will not be able
to work for some time.
Tho Guild Of Our Lady of st.
Phillips Episcopal church will
meet Wednesday, April "a, at the
home of Mrs. Margaret Goddette,
62s st. Anthony Ave.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-04-15
LAST RITES HELD
FOR JAMES NEVIS

Funeral services were held SAT-
urday, April Q, for James Nevis,
1909 Carroll Ave-, who died Thurs
day, April z. The Rev. L. u. VIII
liams OBLIGATED at the services at
st. Phillips Episcopal church.
He Is survived by his wife, Hat
tie; sister, Mrs Belle Martin; q
niece, Mrs. Dorothy Mochabee; a
nephew, James Martin, and two
step-sons from Chicago.
Nevils was buried at Oakland
cemetery. Brooks Funeral home
had charge Of the services.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-04-15
CORRECTION

Mrs. Beatrice Boyd gave the
party for Afford Hensen and his
bride, Dolores, instead Of Mrs.
Wanda Boyd, as stated in last
weeks paper. Also, the name Of
Dolores Is Dolores Walker instead
Of Dolores Beasley, as stated in
the story.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-04-15

Guest of the TsTC club which
met Saturday night with Mr.. s.
Ed Hail was DR.. J. H. White, pres
ident Of Lane College, jackson,
Tenn.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-04-15

Rahid foxes appear % be rospon-
sihlo for . large percentage a he
eases q rabies m cattia.
Evening star., 1949-04-20
SALESMEN

REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-Openins
for = saiespeople; active, with car,
experienced. For appointment, RE.
Efas asis' fH4s4kS Hs4sTk saLksMAssDon EnHhnxA &C.
fail TO call or see me as soon as
you see this ad. as you will find Q
position worth while: parking for
your car and lots Of good ListinEs TO
7s9i. ls91 a''h st. Sc. AT. 1927. .IIf Eh.
REAL ESTATE statesmen, with ex-
perience. Special commission basis.
nmaioring In hiEh,elass sslable
aSnss oee frss s9i Darsaa sin gos sb
Statesmen, home Improvement; ex-
straight commission. Income limited
Only by ability anS tndustrlous9nssss6 nss6
saiIlEsHaN. al s industrial insurance: op-
Dortunity for licensed agent, on es-
tablished debit: guar. $50 weekly TO
start. Ma. 2443, MR.. McGRORY.
sALEsMEN-ExpeE cemetery. sales
men. Reputable firm developing l67
acres, overlooking historic city of
Alexandria, Va, desires to employ
additional exper. statesmen. Property
radio and other mediums Of adver-
Using help in creating direct leads.
Commission, basis. Write p. o.
sgx ssI Alsxsadris scnys.t,o, Va III III
established organization;. District,
Md. and Va. territory; siding. insu-
lation or storm window experience
helpful; good character reference
appointment, ST. 497s. as
q II @
potential for right man. Box 330-B,
statesmen for all major electrical
appliances; attractive pay for men
willing to work; exp. not necessary
Apply sales msnsser; j. L. BATE
sa1EsMaS, a9i Nan experienced in SELL selling
sas-heating, equipment and appli-
statesmen wanted to sell jewelry on
the outside. Drawing account. 719
7th st. NV. See MR.. KANE.
statesmen, who have sold storm
windows, Insurance. vacuum clean
ers, housewares, Fuller brushes. sew
ing machines. automobiles. home inn
make big money selling the Kane
aire" aluminium awnings to home
owners, stores, hotels. etc. II YOU
are a real worker you will be well
rewarded for your efforts. Inter-
views IL to I2 mornings. Only men
with selling experience will be con-
sidered ASSOCIATED CONTRAC-
TORS, INC. 1512-1514 Benning I'd.
ROOFING and siding sslesmen. best
SELL SHOES DIRECT-Leading New
England shoe manufacturer offers
complete line mems cushion dress,
work tvulcork and neoprene solesl
or side line; full time men earn UP
to $25 dav in comm. Write for
catalogue. samples free TO producers.
JOHN NEIL SHOE Co. e2 Enter
Evening star., 1949-04-20
SITUATIONS DoAEsTHc

GIL. soiorsa., wants days soss'
GikL. eolorsd wants nssi ~ors fraa
Z pm.t to On Cat As'tr. =
GIRi.. eoisred. desires ~esE ss nas.s-
mad. to 80 West this summer Nc
phons Write CLAUDIA SCOTT.
l0i7 FI.s are, ne.
GIRLS fs1. cslersc. eesire postts0at.
mad. practical narstfas' refsstn.ss
oiRI. eolorsa. wants D esys VIZ.
gh-r.: sxDsrz rsis-: IS dag. Gag
oIsI g s9igsss- sgs- desires DAYS s.rH
aiiiias e I've IN. of sg daya.
References. AD. sssi.
GIRL cosore6 wskhes car vyFk
exptr.. with references. CO i1es
GIRL eoaored sxpe- he1sskeepsI.
Il. ne s.srs s1s' vi III ssniis = q !. sesS
references no s29bs
Rsfersnees NO 1854.
esINI., enacred exp~rssneee, wants
ssexis. or Ehv' AL rsfsrsnsss
ef2r.. M e eoses.e. .e warts asys ~ers sr
faII-t4ns toe. We eeoxans. No.
WOMAN. eoaorse. neat, wishes esy-
vosk. sny kind: frst-esas. ls4nfrs*s
Pfseas wednesday, Hu- h57f.
WOMAN. eaagFeA vaEss A-eAS ussk
work experisnesd and rssfssas, III.
WOMAN. eosorea. neat. sxpssssnest.
xAna nsrrnl4s E0fk Esseseness-
NO sp-u. Exf B~91s.
WOMAN 9skssen paEt-ttass maid. nurss
or assist IN sewing Cal 0Ks 1873
! ta pm
WOMAN. eusnree. wense i1ks ttxhs
huasewnyx. pxrf OF faa time o. Gay
c0IoRED GTnlx e.. desire akki
heasevPrk Or e@ss vsrf- GAL
DC. $3.50.
Evening star., 1949-04-20
SITUATIONS WoMEN

ACCOUNTANT -BoOkKEEPLR desires
permanent position. excellent train
Ing and experience. Box 233-o,
BABY NURSE. white. settled for en-
pIoyed mother, Mon through rri-,
daytime MRS sowERs. AD, eTso
GIRL. eolored. desires work any typs.
BABY BABY ssta si,sns' ETC. ewes to u
MIDDLE hp ssfs fassEp LADY will ear. for
your child or act as companion 20
seui-inval!d weekly. Ward Besmont
Coilexe. Best local references. DE
PRACTICAL NURSE. erperisneed. Will
take care OF elderly persons. Call
rs.eTlssl a.t.Iass s.:,. sss'ss J., '':s .s;; s;i'
PRacTIcAL NURSE. eolor.d. desires
work In doctors, dentists or day
GRaDuATI rRac, NURSE. eosorsd
desires case; spscialise In pedissrseH
sTTSoGRAPHER-Y yoa need .
competent stenosrspheT or typiai
BaHRrT.f' pr eass' go
wOMAN with Goyernment-en ployee
husband wantt 20 take care Of shil-
drsn or erpeetant mother both to
i've In. MA. $3.50. Ext ioss. after
WOMEN. whlts. desires HON. aad
small salary. in sxchs nae fer hosssf.
& keepsnx services: no LAUNDRY: voSis
consider care Of child PL. Es&.
Evening star., 1949-04-20
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Evening star., 1949-04-20
MEN OF GENUINE
SALES ABILITY

An unusual opportunity for a perma-
nent career in o highly paid profes-
sion in which earnings range. from
$4,000 to $4,000 annually is
Vestment vdie house. Nationwide in the
known in Investment circles, this
flrm is now interested In expanding
the sale of investment trust shares
for companies of high repute.
Selling experience in the field OF
securities Is desirable but not es-
sential, because the men who can
meet our requirements In otner
respects will receive an intensive
course OF training at our expense.
Thereafter, they will receive the
selling aids essential to the solicita =
tion Of new business, including: The
complete cooperation Of our or
garization, the use Of highly or
ganized investment research facili-
ties. and leads resulting from our
advertising campaign. Compensa-
tion-commission basis; drawing ac-
count contingent on experience ana
qualifications.
The major qualifications we REQUIRE
may briefly be summarized as foi-
lows. % A practical WORKING
KNOWLEDGE, of the principles Of sue
toned integrity that inspires con;
cultural BACKGROUND eompmsnsNy1Fss,e .passasy1ssn
To Sbane NE sE ss an Or oome 70 Room
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Evening star., 1949-04-20
REPAIRS AND SERVICE
AnplNe. MAcnfNss. TYrrN

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Evening star., 1949-04-20
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illustrator Adams Al =
AoAf IMPROVEMENTS

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ADDITIONS. alterations and Al at
tic moderuiElng Kitchen MANNING
paintlnE. psstf hARgtis resi- aAad-
AskKws HOME sERvick Feas
Days and svet OR spoo
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sstpmsess psqnss"e' can sunuRBAs RFa6nS
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CARPENTRY -- Enclosures, porebsa.
sdcitien6 modelling repairs, tte
Work guaranteed II Z. oRAE Ca!
LU 7lfp or IL $3.50 &a
CARPENTRY. nrs, class ~o't no
Job 100 ANAL or toe lRrst core Tstr
work Terms Bun.r'hlFR CON.
srRucrioS co. ST 1000 20
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1rrpisres, cement dTistwars poIehes
retaining waiis. pipe drainage. Al
kinds ei satsrproosns v Mar
cUCCIO, Route 5, Horners ians
Rockville. Nd Phone Roekviiis
CsoSCKErs CEMENT wosk. foot.
hsrnt hooys. retaining wells cid
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HOME RrMopELNa. additions at.
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10 FOOT Cal sT' sasa-eT fof free
estimate. NATIONAL CONTRACT.
NC co 1908 Rye at Bs
PAINTING, decor atinE and paper
hanging Do my own work Esu-
mates Tree Gal after D. san all
SCREEN your porch Bett mssfiaI
and workmanship " % TAYLOR
ST. 3s4s. Also repairs and re
SCREEN Doors and pursn greens
installed, also pofehss ttrssrfa {
for tree estimate, call PA A&sa
ALLEN IMPROVEMENT co Com
pIe4 rsmodsllns service Modern
Kitchens. Established 1898 81
BYATTsyuLE CONTRACTING co --
Painting, papsTtns iHteriaT dfeots
Pres sstimaiss. Phone VA $3.50
ALL HOME IMPROVEMENTS, plsHs
and permits Eeearrd. iosDa nSRgtit
ssed, free estimates. CaB on. 7e9s
AMERiCAS H0ME MrRoyNMEsT
co. combination storm windows
and tcFesns easement storm win
d09s aluminium aRnt1Es. fsnNa.
roofing sia!nR, TsmadsiisE Terms.
WA $500. 50
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siding. plsstsyfBE. cement Nefk.
piufnbing, heAtinE, fAfpsntfy, re
ina aod all types Of sssnK remodel
ms Small monthly Payments FIRE
estimates Cal Ar Shifftn. PED
ERAL CONTRACTING CO. sIs
New furf ave. n.we. Ma. 1Ais
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ENGINEERING 81
RESEARCH CORP.
Lila
Men Read Carefully

/ want to talk to men who are
really desirous of securing a. posi-
tion that will give them steady en-
ployment the year round. There
are no layoff periods, Consistent
income and the incomes really
count. It does not matter what
your past employment has been, all
we ask is that you be willing to
study and learn as we teach you
our work, Profit-sharing remu-
neration can make earnings i'm
rnediately available while learning
You must also be willing to give
the names of 8 people who. will
voucf1 for your honesty and in
tegrity. We prefer men who are
married. with cars or men who
have some source of responsibility
Therefore, If you're honest and of
good character, willing worker
ana of neat appearance, come and
talk with me between the hours OF
IL am. and 9 pm Thurs. April FL,
at S427 Georgia ave, silver Spring.
Ask for Mr. CLARKE.