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Evening star., 1950-11-26
DESK MAN

DESK MAN
We need an honest, reliable. neat
appearing desk man. bet. 35 and so,
must be good at figures; split shift
hrs, 3 days Z am. to pm; 3
night 5 pm. to 2 am. This is a
Salary. $500 per mo.
Hertz Driv-Ur- System
Lie 1921 L st. NV. -26
DISHWASHER, colored; good Job for
experienced man. Apply in person.
PENN DRUG. 1901 z st. NV. -2s
DRIVER for dry cleaning route, ex-
perienced; good salary and COM
mission; references required. Apply
z35 r st. NV. -26
Evening star., 1950-11-26
PERSONAL

SAVE THOSE DOLLARS with hand
painted linen place mats; 4 mats,
interested? Cali Wo. 2002. MRS.
MONROE.
FORMER u. 8. MARINE CORPS In
vestigator returning abroad. Repre-
sent any. legitimate Interest under
any lesitimate condition. BOX. 337-
Evening star., 1950-11-26

Eed L. Williams g. zed L. Williams. Jr.
Auctioneers and Appraisers
Fl new and some used Per-
sian Rugs, various sizes. Is
used domestic rugs, attrac-
tive used clean furniture,
household effects, including
very good complete bedroom
suites, late style breakfast
and dinette sets, refriger-
ators, living room pieces.
coffee, lamp and end tables,
numerous other furnishings.
Evening star., 1950-11-26
LEDGER CLERK

The Star has an opening for a high
school graduate between 21 and 81
years OF age to work as a ledger and
accounting clerk; for accounts re-
ceivable. routine and control. Knowl-
edge Of bookkeeping and tipping is
required. 40-hour. 5-day week.
S:30-5:30. Mon. through Fri Apply
Personnel. Room sos. Open week
days, S:30-5; Sat, 81. No phone
calls.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1950-11-26
HARDWARE SALESMAN

Opportunity Tor experienced hardware
to call on retail hardware dealers
in Loudoun, Fauauier. Prince Will
liam. Fairfax Counties in Virginia
for leading New York wholesaler
with Maryland branch: Salary and
expenses to start. Write. giving
complete details. to sales manager.
Your replies will be held in strictest
confidence. MASBACK, INC. $50
Hudson St. N. Y. 13. N. Y. -26
HOUsEMAN. colored. ase 30 to IS;
sober. willing worker; references
reuuired Call EN- 43l1 =2S
Evening star., 1950-11-26
EMPL. SERVICE
1919 10th st. NV.
WOMEN

"o1N4G4N
SECYS. AND STENOGS.
$4,000 TO $1,000, s DAYS
INTERESTING POSITIONS 49,
RUSTY SHORTHAND
BEGINNERS AND EXPERIENCED
PVT. SEC. ATTOR., S3,4o0
TEMP. STENoGS., $3.50 HR.
ASST SECS, S225-$250
GIRL, OFFICE. 35 HRS.
AND MANY OTHERS
CLERK-TYPISTS
NV. Sc. NE.
$1,000 TO S2,100-5 DAYS
RECEPTIONISTS TYPISTS NEEDED
FAST TYPISTS, $45-$5O WK.
AND MANY OTHERS
FULL-CHARGE BOOKKEEPER
TYPIST, SEC, ARL., S225-S275
BOOKKEPR., ,S65 WK.
BOOKKEEPER-TYPISTS, S65 WK.
REcPT,PBx. TY, $190 MO.
MEN
BOOKKEEPER ---------S $50
JR. BOOKKEEPER ---- $50
CREDIT MANAGER Open
Trainees s7aoss$;; s7aos$; 900 90 ", yr.
CLERK. age up to 65 -. $40 wk.
Typewriter Repair Trainees $3.50 mo.
Electromatic Typists --- $50 wk
CASHIERS - $50 wk
MULTILITH OPERATORS $50 wk.
pr 3
Evening star., 1950-11-26
HELP WTD. AGENCIES Cont
Reference Employment
Association
MUTUAL, ITO G.. MA. O954

MUTUAL, ITO G., Ma. O954
mech, chem, cleo,
civil. sal. open; sales, elec. supplies.
sal. open; store detective, exp, l
mo-, $242; TV serviceman to S23S;
stock control clerk, st. S216; sta
ton attendant, Sc. vic. S1S2.
WOMEN-Exec. secy. $3.50; steno,
public relations, $3.50; steno., Span
ish-English, $3.50; secy., legal, $3.50;
secy., unusually good conditions,
S225: clerk-typist, $500; clerk, Of
OFFICE MANAGER-Excelle op-
portunity for intelligent young wo-
man who prefers a challenging posi-
ton; steno. req. Start sos wk
SECRETARIES-Ma interesting I'M
mediate openings at top salaries.
TYP1STS-Very varied and diversified
duties IT,.
OFFICE CLERKS-No typing nee,
Chance for bright young his. grads.
to be trained.
LEEDS EMPL. SERVICE
Evening star., 1950-11-26
AUTO SALESMAN
BAKERS
And He1parS

Must be experienced on pies.
cakes. and pastries. Apply in
person to Mr.. Wilson. COLON
, IAL BAKERY CO.. $3.50 Georgia
ave, Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1950-11-26
SELECT (F.l POSITIONS
20
1911 G ST., NV, next to Church

TYPISTS TO 5000 MO.
Ediphone oper. typist. $500 up.
Cashier clerk. $40 wk.
Electromatic TYPIST. 5000.
Typist; Silver Spring; $40 wk.
Recep. typist; int. ONCE. SO.
See Miss Reed at once-many others
hourly-visit tNA. 6OSS).
PERSONNEL SERVICE
Evening star., 1950-11-26

for up-to-date service
station. Attractive offer for capable
operator. Inclose age and references.
All replies confidential. Box 165-H
Star.
for restaurant. State age
and refs. Box 44S-E. Star.
MEAT CUTTER, experienced, reliable
Apply Mr.. Barr, INDIAN SPRING
MARKET. 10040 Colesville rd. -Four
Corners), Silver Spring, Md. -2s
(2). must be sober.
have had super market experience
in self-service meat department;
good hours. good pay, health in
surance benefits. Apply in person,
BUCKINGHAM SUPER MARKET,
1919 r. I. ave. ne. -27
selling in retail mems wear store.
FREDERICK'S. 1885 II st. NV. =
Evening star., 1950-11-26

Al Legal Secy. (F.), $65 Wk.
Pref, legal expr.; extra working
sPANIsH-Eng. secy., s d, $3.50.
Steno- -Bookkpr.. excl. loo. 3 S55 wk.
Secy. Chemical Mfgr. Pub. Rel. $4,000.
3 mo. legal position. 5 d.. $50 wk.
Assoc. secy. Pub. Relations. $3.50 up.
Jr. stenog. (23b start $500 mo.
Steno;, ne. sec. start. $4,000.
Travel Bureau secy.. S240.
If good position BOYD will have
It first tESt. 30 yrsD Accredited
Welcome-See Miss Lee or Miss
BOYD'S, 700 18th, Cor. G
SELECT (F.) POSITIONS
Legal secy. ne. to $500 mo.
Patent law steno. $50 wk.
Assoc. secy.. to $500 up.
MEDICAL secy.. expr,. $3.50.
Steno., recep., asso.. $250-S275.
Over 100 openings DAILY-select
clientele. Est. II yrs. Call in. see
Miss Young or Miss Smith tST
PERSONNEL SERVICE
1911 G St.. NV. next to Church
Evening star., 1950-11-26

TYPISTS TO $55 WK.
Private firms. Government. semi Gov.
Hotel PIX typist $185 mo.
Recep. typist. PIX. S47.50 wk.
Ins. typist. excl. oprty, 5000.
Dictaphone Opr. .-typist. $50 wk.
New openings hourly; better positions.
Est. 3s5 yrs; visit first; Miss Evans.
BOYD's. 700 18th, Cor. G
Evening star., 1950-11-26

When dnSUerino advertisement
addressed to Star boIes do NOT
fncloSe original references. photo
graphs or other materials OF per-
Sorat udlue. Copies serve the puY-
pose aud originals may Get lost.
Evening star., 1950-11-26
HELP MEN
Administrators Assistant

Young man. 20-25, to assist admin
istrator; must be able TO assume
responsibilities; salary. $40 per wk.
Call MR.. GOLDBERG. MI. 1859.
AIR CONDITIONING ENGINEER
Large local contracting company with
extensive franchise for nationally
known air conditioning equipment,
has opening for experienced air con-
ditioning engineer; must be graduate
engineer with at least 8 years ex-
Earnings from $500 up per year.
Married man with local experience
preferred. Must have car for which
company will pay operating allow.
ance. Write letter giving full par
tculars. Box TAD, Star. is
asbestos siding and
asphalt Gail WA 3lrR
Evening star., 1950-11-26

ENGINEERS
Openings in Ohio offices Of
fering long-term employ
ment, with good salary, for
qualified electrical, mechan-
lcal and structural group
leaders, designers and
craftsmen, experienced in
industrial plant design.
Please sub nit complete
resume, stating experience,
education, salary required
and availability date.
THE H. K. FERGUSON co.
Engineers and Builders
The Ferguson Building
1888 East 18th st.
Cleveland IA, Ohio
Evening star., 1950-11-26
ASSISTANT ENGINEER

Glass license; 40-hr. week. with
retail organization; many company
benefits. Write. giving experience,
qualhcations and salary expected.
Box oo6-E. Star. -oS
Evening star., 1950-11-26
GAsAO>\4N4NIb oG1t 4SG
1911 9 ST. NV. next Church
ARLINGTON AREA

-
observation-disclosures. day -- $40
once mgr, typ. real estate $50
PIX. some shorthand. 5 d. Open
Young women, h. S. grad, bkkpg. S35
Junior steno., 3 day 400
Typist. educ. organization $1,000
Bkkpg.. full charge, fash shop sos
Graphotype operator. 5 dayS1 800
Cashier-ohecker. grocery -- $40
Part time saleslady. ewes. and
Sat. Open
once mgr. 5 day----S 500 wk.
Once MESSENGER, h. S, grad. d. S147
Routeman. no exp. nee. --- $50 plus
Credit collection man Open
Young man learn trade S3o
Grocery man, stock and cashier $50
Cook. white. institution $50
POTOMAC EMPL. AGCY.
1884 Wilson Blvd, Arl. OW. 1900
Evening star., 1950-11-26
CLERKS y

young man wanted
for general ofiice work. Apply
3O31 K st. NV. -2S
CLERK -TYPIST. temporary. expert
enced. McNULTY BROS. CO., 6l6
Rhode Isl. ave. ne. -2S
CLERK receiving dept, 3 to
5 yrs exper.: must be good tyuist,
typing, receiving and shipping re-
ports. bills OF lading and all relevant
rate with exper., qualifications
Sligo 1900.
Evening star., 1950-11-26

BARTENDER, suburban Washington;
bottle beer and wine; full details of
references and experience. Write
Box 166-H Star. --28
BOOKKEEPER, must have exp. and
ability to type: past draft age.
Apply 1lO9 9th st. NV. -2s
BOOKKEEPER'S ASSISTANT - Gen
eral office work and some typing
permanent. LONGS. 731 Tth ST.
NV.
BRICKLAYERS for school and church
work: Arl... Alex and NV. Wash.
Steady work. RALPH BRYAN. day.
BRICKLAYERS. white mechanics
only. Come to job at 22nd and
SIS NV. 80
rHT~YEV 1Yyx~----
Evening star., 1950-11-26
DRIVERS
Fuel Oil Trucks

Starting salary SIPS per
hour. 40-hour week, time
and one-half overtime after
40 hours. Uniforms and
laundry service furnished
free. ..
Applicant must be neat,
sober and industrious. Do
not apply unless you have
had previous experience in
driving trucks. A good pay
ing position if you can meet
our requirements.
Apply 9 am. to IL,
2 to 4 pm, to
MR.. r. F. PRICE
Sinclair Refining Co.
40l Farragut st. NE.
TIA 2500
Evening star., 1950-11-26
Real Estate Salesman
LURIA BROS.

Realtors-Builders. 20
RECEIVING CLERK-An excellent
position for a sober. settled man,
This particular job requires the ut
most skill and accuracy. Since it is
a position of trust. your record must
bear very close examination. Wages
are far above average and working
conditions and employe benefits are
excellent. Apply Room 1874. Shir-
Shopping Center. Arlington. Va.
Evening star., 1950-06-10

Great Britain's coastline Is more
than 1000 miles long.
Evening star., 1950-06-10
Is Business Groups
Cited in Antitrust
Actions in Alaska
By the Assoeioied Press

The biggest string of antitrust
prosecutions ever undertaken at
one time in a single area tight
ened today about sizable seq
ment of business in Alaska.
Prosecutions were started yes
terday in Anchorage against %
corporations, 1873 individuals and
two liquor dealer associations.
Attorney General McGrath said
more actions are to come.
Mr.. McGrath announced that
the move was directed against
what the Justice Department de-
scribed as "collusive arrange
ments among business groups
which have obstructed the devel-
opment and expansion of the
Alaskan economy"
The department, he said. had
been investigating the situation
for nearly a year.
Based on 10 sealed indictments
returned last Monday by a Fed
eral grand jury at Anchorage, the
actions were directed against sew
eral lines of trade, including ship
ping. fuel supplies, food, the
liquor business, taxicabs and dry
cleaning services.
According to the Justice De-
partment. the most significant"
of the prosecutions was a double
barreled indictment and civil suit
against Alaska Steamship Co. of
Seattle and five Of its officers, in
cluding the president, Gilbert w.
Skinner.
The Attorney General said that
because it is the only line serving
the entire territory. Alaska Steam
ship virtually controls the econ
omy of Alaska"
In Seattle the company issued
an immediate denial.
Evening star., 1950-06-10
Suspect in Sex Case
Asks New Trial, Claims
Mistaken Identity

Defense counsel contend Rob-
ert Snead Williams. jr., As. found
guilty April 81 of indecent ex-
posure, should be given a new
trial, because of mistaken iden-
tity.
Municipal Court Judge Aubrey
B. Fennell will continue to hear
arguments on the motion for a
new trial at 1880 pm. June 81. Ar
guments began last Wednesday.
The defendant has not yet been
sentenced.
Defense Counsel Paul r. Con-
molly told the judge the two-teen
aged girls who accused Williams
erreo in their identity. He indi-
Gated another person might be
guilty of the offense. He said
there have been other occur
rences In the vicinity of Massa-
chusetts avenue near Ward circle
NV. Mr.. Williams. who has
steadfastly denied the charge. was
picked up near there in his auto
mobile, after the girls had COM
planned to a motorcycle policeman.
Meanwhile. Assistant Corpora
ton Counsel Clark F. King, in
charge of the criminal division at
Municipal Court, is seeking to de-
termine if there is any merit. to
the defense contention, he said.
The prosecutor said 1t is up to
the defense to produce facts, not
conjectures.
Attorney Connolly, who is han
ding the defense with James c.
Rogers, also of the firm of Hogan
g. Harrison, told Judge Fennell
their client has been given psy-
chiatric examinations. But both
experts, DR.. Bernard Alan Cru
want, head of the maximum Sc
curity division, st. Elizabeth's
Hospital, and DR.. Frank Caprio,
in private practice, have stated
Mr.. Williams Is not a sex case,
the defense contended to the
judge.
Mr.. Connolly argued the time
element is important in the case,
for, he said, Mr.. Williams could
not have arrived at the locality
when the girls said they first saw
him. He was on his way home
from work in his automobile when
he was stopped.
The defense contends there is
a conflict in testimony between
that given by the girls, who said
they could not identify the auto
mobile. and the motorcycle police
mans story.
Evening star., 1950-06-10
! IA P O RT Mt!

All property owners have the priv
iIese and use OF one OF ths most
beautiful, long, wide, white sand
beaches on the Chesapeake Boy
end protected horbor for Ierse
boats.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-10

l0sAa. Cnnrcn Sehnn
PaskeT SanerntandnE
Gnoe ChuRrh
1o,oo a. m.. Chnrch Schnaf w-
ter Nlls. snnn
ll a. m., Mershin SaFFce
Dnnnnna
lo a. m, Church SenanN n
9ilhert Surerintana
l.o0 p. m.. WrrnR ~
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-10
FISHERS Dis rRlCT

Mrs. Guy Post and SO b. Of Green,
wood. were dinner ga Ests OF her
parents Mr. and NJ Es Harvey
Rhodes on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Logan Il an aud fam.
ily Of Philadelphia and Mrs. Elma
Outten OF Greenwood we're dinner
guests Of Mr. and N rs. Leonard
L0tt on Sunday Other uests Ia TIE
eYning We're Mr.. and Mrs. Alva
Lloyd and daughter. irs Clifton
Hammond and son and an and Mrs.
Lester Isaac
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Sh arp aud son
OF Milford. spent IA We Ek-end with
thier little granddaugh| ers. Bonnie
and Donna Taylor. who have been
confined 10 their home with meas.
les. but are much inl proved aud
Bonnie Is back 10 sch bOl again.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Rhodes en-
tertained Mr.. and NJ Fs. Charles
Dearman and Mr. and Mrs. J, W.
Rust ON Sunday eyenin X.
Revival services are now being
held az TOdd's Chapel Church and
will be continued thrO nghOut this
week. On Sunday mo Eniug there
will be Sunday school at 10 "a. m
Worship Service at II b. m
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgel Coates Oi
Harrington were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. M r. Russell on Eunday eve-
ming
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-10
DACSBoRo

The NelptAN Hand SUNDAY S>Ne,,l
class ~ the Christ Me(NoAlA(
Church We've entertained az Mv
N0Me 10 MN and Nlr&. Russell
lynch 40 MtllSNNg>A Thursday NlNN(
tov their WNNtNlN WeettNx>
The w = {, y NG Christ CNNyVN
wishes an 90 tNlN them ia tNNlv
festival aud NNNNAr At tAe Etre
NAO saturday NtGNG MAvcN n,
Mn ana MvS, n, BAKER SNeNt SUI
GNN with Nv, ana Mrs Irwin MNlvlS
at Salisbury, M0,
Mrs, GeNvee n LNNE and UN0,
0leM Ge0vee, lN> NN3 SAN&gA> e,,le
lea ON her sister, MvS, Preston Mn
OVt az GWmN0yNN kN'i1ay N,wNO
NV and MIS- WASN CNNN we've
0tNNVv EWe&l& kN(aAy eNeNl,<E e(
N,r NN0 Mv&, Roland y V>oNN A(
ENNNtOyN,
MV&, MNONle CalNNNe0 and 0AWNN,
teN Et(VeN aud MvS, Minute NW0,
V0N 0t EVAVNlAyti> we've SUNDAY 0We
NeV GUESTS 10 Mr. aud Mrs A)VlA
CAMNNe(l
Sunday 0(NNeV NWeS(S Of MN. aud
MIS- NNWNv0 lNNcN WegN Mr. and
Nv& l0NN NN)(lNS ~ CNtNctNteANWN
NNN and Mr. and Mv& Caleb Me-
NllNN Of Se(NyVO(N,
NlU and Mrs N0vvAl johnson aud
NV&, EtNel TtN1el Nf lAWvt,l, &peNt
Sunday With Mrs. TtN0N)(M AAWNN,
ter, Nh aud Mrs NAvvey RANeN Nv
NN0 NMt(y,
Miss (NA l,eN West SpeNt tNv
WNe&NN0 With Miss G(eN0A NAVl0.
S0N,
Mn, NN0 MIS- Charles West SpeWt
saturday NNeNOlN With MV, and Mrs
NOlNvO West AN0 GAMtlN,
Mr& E($(e NNMNNVNN& SneNt a
teW days With her Ny\,tNev and sis,
tey~NelAW~, Mr. and Mrs, OSeA,
NlCNerS az GeOvEetOWN,
Mrs SAl(te NrASWpe has returned
amer SpeN0iNN some tlNNe With hE,
VANNNteN A0r& NAWlMe White M
laurel
ENANk NNlN il 0l, SWGNevlNg Will
( q NeAW condition, NtS MANY erieN1,
hope Tor q quick ree0Vepy>
Mn aud Mrs, AloNA0 hudson q
7 eNtlA>, spent q part 0f the week a
their summer A0lNe here a. i,tN q,
NNGNN I, with the family O( IN,
( sisters Miss E(la Hudson and MrS
MNvHNret WO0tteN and Nv0lNev l0s
= Hudson, lr,, ana ten GvaN0eN0
dreN AN0 " EveAt 9vAN0eNOayV,,
~ their CAtNeN l0S, n hudson, ~
IN ceOeNvNttNW his teeth NrtN0a,
ANNlVevSAry>
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-10

More than s5H or nhaa
farms are neW electr
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-10
CiftOn's Corner
Near LeWeSl

MIR, and Mrs, WtWam w, Clifton
aud granddaughter. Dorothy Mas,
sey, called on Mr. and Mrs CllftON&
son, Mr. and Mrs, Wesley Cl0NN
and family az naGsNOvO, Sunday
evening,
Several around hero had their
chicks VNecinAted on Monday, The
VaccmOtmg people were OOM OagS-
borO and most Ot them were trlNN0S
Ot Mr.. and Mrs, WllltaM Cl(ttNN,
Myers Vessels Of CNeSteN called
ON his mother Sunday, Mrs, Clara
Vessels.
Ralph Walls and little niece, also
Dorothy Massey, called On GeOpw,,
Walls and sisters last SUNDAY near
Lewes.
Dorothy Massey spent last Friday
evening with her mother and dad,
Mr. and Mrs, Thomas nlllON,
Mrs, Helen King, who Il IN the
San0tOriOM, near WihN(NAtNN
seems 70 be improving slowly
Hauling chicken manure il a
great industry with some around
CllltOnS Corner
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-10
BLANCHARD'S S STATION

F. H. Zott is a victim OF rheuma-
tism.
Jean O'Bier has ace depted work
in the garment factory IN HOrring-
ton.
Miss Irene Adams is on the sick
list.
Drexel OrdendOrf SCI t the week
end in Philadelphia
Everett Marvil spenE the week
end in Chester with rel atives.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. Lai ID Kratz re-
turned TO their hOm, here last
Thursday evening aft er spending
the past three months n Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Thur man Adams
and Mrs. Helen Nelson were Wilm-
ington visitors Friday.
Thurman Adams. J and Miss
louise Kitchens were Sunday din
ner guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. q.
Adams. Sr
Mrs Carl Tucker a hd daughter
spent Friday with lrs. Walter
Belts Of Bridgeyille.
Mrs. Harry Swain some Inn
proved after being an three weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. HOwd rd Calhoun
Mr.. and Mrs. Medf0rd Calhoun and
sons were Sunday dinu er guests OF
relatives al Miilsbor0.
Miss Rose Handlosel visited her
cousins. Mr. and NJ rs William
Fieishauer and family OF Harring'
ton. Sunday
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-10

toa anea uR aa lsse h gaa uila Eert Ai,nnue
oserdIisee onle fera h h nold crew Faa
3als monag-sgslag iaul1ra. Aac oa.f Ford er.nra
eoa q va annlna fnn.s httraaa 80 - ts'rnrra -
handreda less ihan mosi slsaa.a
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-10

invite yo0 20 study G0a's Word with
IA each Lords Day morning. You
viii 0N0 a real Christian Yellow
shin, You viii BE- with friends.
C0Me, y0N are welcome,
ESQ p, m. ENenlRg Worship and
NyMR S0Ng. We viii have as our
guest speaker the Rev. Ira D0yle
0l Mt Pleasant Charge. Laurel. Del
This Is Dedication Week IA the
Methodist Church WIN yOu with
the other nine million members re-
dedicate your life O. the ideals as
taught by Christ as the Way of
tife
GrMlty Methodist Chnreh
l0>00 a. IA. Church school John
Hastings, Superintendent
lltOO a, M, M0rnmg Worship and
sermon by the pastor Holy Com
mUNl0n,"
ST lOhnst0Wn Methodist Uhareh
s>00 p, M,, Church School s. R
MCllVame, SOperlntandant
$500 p, M., Afternoon Service aud
sermon by the pastor "Holy Conn
mNNl0N,"
The 3th Of our Lenten Services
viii be- held on Thursday night IN
So, JOhNstOWn Methodist Church.
speaker Rev John r. French 0i
First Methodist Church, Denton
Md, There viii be special music
You are invited
ChaNl0mS Chapel
1O>SO a. m,, Church school Hil-
ton peuWel, Superintendent
+ Rev, and Mrs, j. B. Layton at
tended the preachers and wives as
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-10
GREENWOOD

NN ana MIS- n A, AlleN, Ot
ClAyUN0Nt, we've SUNDAY GUESTS ot
Nv and AIRS, e n SpeNee
Nh and Mrs, llNvgy GaNNMg had
NS their SNeStS 0N SUNDAY, nv, and
Mrs. GeAvGe NAViS N( Milford. ME
and Mrs III lseNNett, Mrs, Sal0e
C)eN&NNteC and Mrs, ANNA burnett
81 lalNc\N(N,
MN and Mrs, Norman loaaNa
SpeNttNe Weekend with Nh and
MIS- WtlllAM Smith IN WILMINGTON
Manor
Nlp&, ENela Meredith Is speNalNg
some time with Mn and Mrs. Nele
S,NN MeyN0l(N.
Mrs SeWe0 MelVAlNe and cNll.
0YNN 90 RAltlMNrt, after SpeN0tNg
ten days with her parents, Nh aud
MvS, r, ~ Wiley, returned home
ON Sunday NccNNpaNted bN Mrs
NAN( NeNNey,
Miss OAvlS SA00WSkl 0t the UNl,
NeVS((N 0t nelNWNre, was a week
end NWeSt 0l her pNveNtS, Mr and
Mrs, A, SAa0WSNt
Miss Matte Wt0eN OG SealOrtl.
met with a NNlNOll accident ton
days NNA white 0N duty aS nurse
Tor NN h N OWeNS at tho home Of
MN aud Mrs, e, n, Spence, she ton
down tho stairway and fractured
one &A0NldeE Miss Wilton was taxi
en- O. Mtllovd hospital Tor treate
MeNt vtlNNtNtNg there tor a few
days, she is now recWNevatMg az
the home 0t Mv and Mrs, Joshua
West, near lNvl0EeVtDle,
Mrs, Charles H. C0N0Way was a
EWeSt 0t her sister, Mrs, EtNel cur
(ett M W(lMMEt0N, on Friday and
. saturday,
MN and Mrs. sanford Clifton, Of
leWeS, Weve sunday guests 0e Mr
aud Mrs, NayAr0 Coulter.
MU W, ], Ml0s Is on the sick list
Nt this WVltMg
GrNNNWNNa Methodist Church
lO>NN n, ~, Church School, Med.
t0y0 Calhoun, Superintendent Il
YOU 90 not have a home school. w
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-10
New Poultry Head Is
Named AT u. OF d,
toOa,lnOed ,tpom alN NV,


expansion az the animal aud pOWl4
try research prOgraM,
The reorganization 0t the (ArkeSt
Of the school Of Agriculture WAS
termed by Director W0rrtlOW as "lN
keeping with our efforts o. met the
ever increasing demands Ot our
growing agricultural industry, We
believe that this move will result
m expanded services 90 the N0N(4
trymen, dNirymeN and swine Know.
ers Of the state"
DR. Waller served most receNtly
as head 0t the Department Ot AMI,
nal and Poultry Pathology at tae
University Of Vermont he recetN.
ed his r. \, NJ y, and Doctor Og
Veterinary Medicine aegreeS nt,M
Iowa State COllege and has compile
ted requirements there tor the IN,
y, degree,
Professor TONANaVo came % the
University Of Delaware tN 1871 and
has headed the Department 0t An,
lmal and Poultry Industry since NJ.
40 Under his direction tho vNSeAvtN
SuhstOti0n 0t GeOrgetOWN has
grOwn into one Of the leadMw ma,
ctical poultry research farms IN tNt
country.