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Evening star., 1950-07-25

OIL BURNER service mechanic,
sxp'd. on all types Of domestic
burners. Exc. opport. for capable
man. Apply SINCLAIR REFINING
co, 401 Farragut st. ne. ell,
PAnNTERS-Apply to Job, 2S72 Fort
Scott drive, Arlington, Va. go
PATENT ATTORNEY-Local patent
frm has opening for a person, fully
exper, in preparing and prosecuting
patent applications. Please state
qualifications. Box 58-R. Star.
PHARMACIST-Registered; experience
and reference required; good pay and
good surroundings. MERIDIAN HILL
DRUGSTORE, AID. 8916. -26
MoRToN's PHARMACY. so1 Penna.
reg. Va, full or Lart
time. BELL DRUG, 26i6 Columbia
Pike. Arlington. -27
PHARMACIST, registered, 8 nishts
weekly; alternate Sundays. EMPIRE
PHARMACY, 1888 Conn. ave. NV.
STUDENT to work psrt
time as clerk in drug store. VAN
SANT PHARMACY. 1910 wis. ave.
white, Al mechanics;
call between 8 and 9 p.m'' WA. 1877.
PLAsTERERs-white, only 1st-ciass
job. N. t. sH sRoYH1fE1. oSYGPf SsRSft ssRS anS 10
North Harrison sts., Arlington. -25
PLASTERERS (75), Ist-ciass white
mechanics. Report to Job, Long
Branch Apis, Old Bladensburg I'd.
and Piney Branch I'd. 81
Evening star., 1950-07-25

$100 PER WEEK
If you must earn more than S1OO
per week, and enjoy sales work
but do not like to canvass, we have
plenty of leads-more than we can
handle.
CALL HU. 624O FOR APPOINTMENT,
BOOK OF KNQWLEDGE. -25
Evening star., 1950-07-25

COLORED-YOUNG MAN, prefer
student, to cut lawns for real estate
firm during summer months. Must
have car. Reliable and sober. Good
salary. Call FEDERAL CONTRACT
ING CO., 915 N. Y. ave. NV. Ma.
7416. -26
Evening star., 1950-07-25
GROCERY CLERK

N4GA<SG1G4 SAG3Gh
Super market experience. Permanent
Job with good future for reliable,
ses5fed Ss6s 1ss man; 6iFbv.z APPLY in person pe5s0n'
HALL Lid1s MsAN-msintenance man, sxps-
HOD CARRIERS Io), exper.. for
longtime job; top wages. 14th st.
ardc.v and whittier pL NV. See Mr..
HosPITHLIzAT1oN iaT statesmen w.
need District Managers and sales
men for Maryland, Va. and D. C.
Our plan pays accident and sickness
benefits immediately, surgery due to
sickness after 80 days. Plan includes
disqualification, surgery, medical care,
polio up to So, 900, accidental death,
and hospital expenses and many other
benefits. Entire family included in
one low rate. See MR.. CARSTEN-
sen, 8 to 2 pm, RIM. 515, Victor
,ssGEi Sldg;i 724 4,SH 9th St; we
NsULATI0N MECHANIC, expd. bats
and blowing; steady employment.
Must be sober and reliable. MIR.
HOFFMAN,, 6o6 r. ]. ave. ne.
gANIToR for apt. house, with 9Th
class engineers license; must be
ef1cient, exper. and have good ref.
Salary. quarters. util. furn. Apply
Mgr. 1901 18th st. NV. -27
LABORERS. lge: housing project; re-
g. $50 d1ee 5leek Aser rd,' W. Hyattsyyille'
LAUNDRY ROUTE SALESMAN. white,
to work on commission with guaran-
tee; $io0 bond REQ; q 4 9 LAUN-
LGBRIcATioN MANMFuiiy lSv0i expert
pefson, ss ESQ sEsvIeENrEkp,D ppm North
Capitol and Florida ave. -25
wACH!NIST and instrument makers.
Job shop exper. for essential work,
5 day, 40 hr. .wk. Apply BOWEN &
CO. 4712 Bethesda ave-, Bethesda,
MACHINIsTs. 1st class, for night
and day shifts; Apply in person. 9
REsEkRcH i coRP.. t"G RiTerdSie, MD. g.
MEcHANIc-only first class gTS need
apply; Top salary, and vacation. Ap-
ply SQ4 Bladsnsburg I'd. me-. ask
MECHANIC-All around. for service
station garage; 6o@S of earnings.
MECHANICS, heavy duty equipment,
eXperlenceo REQUIRED. Apply GREY
HOUND GARAGE 1S46 N. Y. ave.
MESSENGER, experienced, to super
wise message center including regis
tratton Of documents and personally
receive. deliver and prepare mail;
some city deliveries, prefer man "a
or over: good location; air-condi-
TONED ONCE. Call Elk. 770O. Ext.
503 between 8 and 4:30 weekdays.
MUSICIANS-saxes, trumpets, good
take-on. sight readers, for small
combo. Excel. pay. AP. 21O2. -25
NIGHT MAN-We have Is employees
but need an. additional good man,
about 40, white. sober and unen-
S1Ei5sss SSnm6ered to lad learn soan tourist cabin
TEL COURT. 9999 BALTIC. blvd,
Berwyn. Md. TO. 5678 -25
OIL BURNER MECHANIC
Must have experience on all makes
of burners; local references required;
Job permanent for right man. Phone
DI. 1866.
Evening star., 1950-07-25

PLASTERERS-COLORED
On large housing project. about g
mo: work; S2.87 hr. WELSH CON.
STRUCTION CO., Baltimore, Nd.
Mr.. Watson, Westland Gardens
Home DEVELOPMENT on Wash. side Of
Choice lane. In Baltimore, Arbutu,
157, or Washington, UN. O624. -2g
Evening star., 1950-07-25

Continued on Next Pagel
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-04-06
EXECUTORS SALE
OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS

The undersigned. Sturgis Fl. Cheney. Executor of the Estate OF
Jessie M. Fisher. deceased. will sell at public auction at the resi-
dence of the late deceased. located the next to last house on North
Clinton ST., Fleetwood. Ohio. on
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-04-06
PUBLIC SALE

The undersigned viii sell at the
residence. 627 East Fourth street.
e%Ra
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-04-06
NOTICE oF

Case No. 1924
Estate of Chester Leroy Jones De-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given that Eda
b. Jones of Route 8, Redwood
Ohio, has been duly appointed Adj
ministrator of the Estate of Chester
Leroy Jones deceased, late of Lees
burg Township, Union County,
Ohio.
Creditors are required to file
their claims with said fiduciarg
within four months or be forever
barred.
Dated this goth day of March
1850.
John w. Daley
Probate Judge of said County
William l.. Coleman, Attorney
3-23-3T
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-04-06
NOTICE OF

OHNe NO. IW@tD
Estate of John Pfarr Deceased.
Notice is hereby given hat Jake
Pfarr of Marysville, Ohio, has been
duly appointed Administrator OF
the Estate of John Pfarr deceased,
late of the village of Marysville,
Union County, Ohio.
Creditors are required to file
their claims with said fiduciary
within four months or be forever
barred.
Dated this 21st day of March
1850.
John w. Daley
Probate Judge of said County
Sanders & Grigsby, Attorneys
3-23-3F
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-04-06
CARD OF THANKS

/ wish to express my sincere
thanks to all the many friends
and relatives for their visits and
gifts of flowers, cards, letters
and other assistance while at the
hospital and since my return
home.
It's Mrs. Houston Tallman
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-04-06
Saturday, April 8

At one o'clock. the following
household goods:
Metal bed, springs and mat
tress; two walnut stands; two
stands; three straight chairs;
small rocker; kerosene heater;
seven jars; lardinier; two-gallon
crooks; gallon jug; 12-gallon jug;
two goose feather beds; pillows;
electric stand lamp; floor lamp;
large brass kettle; aluminium
teakettle; hand clothes wringer;
sythe; two antique kerosene
lamps; small heating stove; roll
of mating; roll of six-foot lin
oleum; pair quilting frames;
wooden bed and springs; coat
hangers; package of rock wool;
glass fruit jars; dishes; wash
stand; coal oil range with built
in side oven; three boxes of kim
oilers; kitchen cabinet; medium
size heatrola; laundry stove; two
floor boards for stove; Singer
sewing machine and attachments;
two roasters; dripping pan; lawn
mower in good condition; plate
rack; oval kitchen table; stove
pipe; wash board; wash bowl
and pitcher; tub; smoke stand;
bushel measure; hand saws;
SprinkHng can; oil can.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-04-06

100 bus. Of good corn in crib; ground feed; SO /
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-04-06
LEGAL NOTICES

Mrs. Houston Tallman
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-04-06
Saturday, April Is
At loo o'clock. the following property:

AT I:UU ocIock. the following property:
One two piece wine nohair living room suite; one two piece
toupe living room suite, with Slip covers; one over-stuffed tilt back
chair and ottoman; one good eight piece dining room suite,
with table, six chairs, with wine overStufed seats and buffet; one
odd oversuffed davenport; two davenport tables; one solid oak
kitchen table, with four heavy solid oak chairs: one good six piece
waterfall bedroom suite, with bed, inner spring mattress, springs,
vanity, bench and chest of drawers; one dresser, with mirror; one
Duncan Phyfe glass top coffee table; one wine Firth all wool II x l8
rug, with pad, good as new; one 9 X IL blue floral design, all wool
rug; one Late model Crosley Shelvidor, Z Gu. it. electric refrigerator;
one Westinghouse Deluxe electric range, in extra good condition.;
one Apex electric washer; one Apola player piano; one three way
stand; one antique wash stand; bedroom chair; end table; wardrobe;
throw rugs; one 8 x IL Congoleum rug; and other lnoleum rugs;
floor lamp; table lamps; bridge lamps; pn-up lamps; telephone
curtains; four pairs of Grapes; one Quaker lace tablecloth and buff
ft scarf to match; one good 95 piece set Of dishes; one plate glass
bathroom mirror; one metal kitchen stool; one large clothes ham
per; towel rack; bathroom scales; pressure Gamer; some kitchen
utensils; one three burner gas hot plate; double rinse tubs; porch
swing; lawn chairs; bathroom shower and laVatory; lawn roller; and
other articles too numerous to mention.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-06-15
Home Demonstration Flower And
Vegetable Show And Dress Revue
June 18th
JOYCE WILLIAMS.
Home Demonstration Agent

The county home demonstration
flower and vegetable show is to
be held Friday, June 10th at the
Lexington Grammar School base
ment. Exhibits must be in place
from 'G:30 a. m. until $50 p. m.
The public is invited to attend.
The following are names of
flowers and vegetables that may
be exhibited: Best vase althea,
best vase coreopsis, best vase cos
mos, best vast gaillardias, best
vase gladiolus, best vase of double
larkspur, best vase of single lark
spur, best vase milk and wine
ilies,, best base of double day
lilies, best vase of double day
vase of lemon lilies, best vase of
water lilies, best vase marigolds,
best vase of single nasturtiums,
best vase of double nasturtiums,
best vase Of ruffled petunias, best
vase of single petunias, best vase
pinks, best vase of phlox IAN
nuar, best vase phlox (perenniaD,
best vase ragged robbins, best
vase roses (any variety, best in
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-06-15

After spending a few days with
their mother, Mrs. w. w. Woody,
Miss Ouida Woody and F. M.
Woody have returned to New
Orleans, the former to resume
teaching voice and piano and the
latter to continue his study at
L. S. u.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-06-15

Mrs. Montfort Jones and
daughter, Phyllis are visiting her
mother in Las Crucas, New Mexi-
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-06-15

Irish potato, Sweet potato, spring
rsdishes winter type radishes
rutabaga, New Zealand spinach,
summer squash, Swiss CLard.
tendergreens, ripe slicing tomato,
green ripe tomatoes, fancy pre-
serving tomatoes, turnip roots,
and turnip tops.
The home demonstration club
receiving the greatest number Of
points on their exhibits will re-
ceive a cash prize.
Divisions in which club men,
bers may enter dresses are as
follows: street dress, afternoon
dress. evening dress, house dress
and children clothes three to ten
years.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-06-15
TcHULA GARDEN CLUB
HAS ANNUAL PICNIC

The members Of the Tchula
Garden Club held their annual
picnic at the Jones Club House on
Eagle Lake, Friday, June .. they
arrived about II o'clock and aftes
enjoying the rustic setting and
cooling breezes delectable lunch
was served on the table under the
moss hung trees. Fried chicken,
ham, salad, sandwiches, Boston
baked beans, pickles, olives, COOK,
les. cake, apricot ice cream, ana
cold drinks were served.
An informal garden quiz was
conducted by Mrs. Everaroe
Jones. !,
The meeting then adjourned
for the summer months.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-06-15


dividual named red rose, best in
dividual named pink rose. best
individual named white rose, best
individual named yellow rose,
best vase single hollyhocks, best
vase double hollyhocks, best vase
of chrysanhemum, best vase
dahlias, best vase daisies, best
vase snapdragon, best vase
gardenia, best vase wygelia, best
vase crepemyrtle, best va Sc
mimosa, best vase hydrangea,
best vase abelia, best vase annual
sweetpeas, best vase of perennial
sweetpeas, best vase sweet viii
liam, best vase verbena, best vase
carnations, best vase zinnlas
Qarge), best vase zinnias (smalD,
best vase flowers not named, best
vase of wild flowers, best vase OF
mixed ANIMALS, best vase of mix
ed perennials, best miniature ar
rangement (not to exceed three
inches in height), and most ar
tistic arrangement of mixed flow
ers.
VegetabIes-G l o be artlchoKe,
Jerusalem artichoke, asparagus,
bush green beans, bush wax
beans, pole green beans, pole
wax beans, bush lima beans,
pole lima beans, brussel sprouts,
cabbage, carrots, collards, sweet
corn, pop corn, cucumber, (pick.
ling), cucumber (slicing,, egg
plants, herbs, kale, lettuce (head),
lettuce Qoose leaf, mustard, okra,
onions (cured), onions (gresm,
parsley. butter peas, English peas
(smalD, English peas Qarge)
field peas, lady peas, hot pepper,
bell pepper, pimiento pepper
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-06-15
IN MEMoRIAM

Whereas the late herman Dlggs
served as a member of the Daniel
w. Beall Post No. 10 OF The
American Legion in Lexing-
ton, Mississippi from shortly af-
err it was organized until mis- I'M
timely death; and
Whereas Comrade Digs con-
tributed his efforts and Influence
for the good of our post and our
community and country as q
member of the American Legion
for many years; and
Whereas he served as an I'M
firing and faithful officer in our
Fost; and
Whereas Comrade Diggs was an
active worker for the ideals for
which the American Legion
stands:
We do therefore resolve that
these words be spread upon the
minutes of our official records in
memoriam to our late Comrade
Herman Diggs.
This the 18th day of June, 1850
l.. L. Lipsey, Commander
Lawrence RabD, Jr.
j. H. Warner.
9-1tp
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-06-15
Cord Of Thanks

The family of H. H. Peterman
wants to thank heir friends and
neighbors for the kind words and
sympathy shown them during
the dark hours of the accident of
their son, Bobby.
We want to thank Bob Giles
pie, Billie Marshall and Jimmie
Turner for their great deed. Also
want to thank DR.. Moorhead and
nurses at Kings Daughters Hos
pital of Yazoo City for their faith
full work and kindness. May God
be with each and everyone.
Bobby is getting along fine and
is at home with his family in
Tchula.
Mr.. and Mrs. h. H. Peterman
and Family. 9-ltnp
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-06-15
CHAPTER OF EASTERN STAR
HOLD REGULAR SESSION

The o. E. S. met in regular
session for June. Clarence Nc
Daniel w. p. of Lexington and
Mrs. Ode Gillespie, w. M. OF
Tchula conducted the iniation
service in which Mrs Doris Wei
born, Mrs. Mittie Odom, Mrs.
Anna Knox and Mrs. Etoile Estes
were received in the chapter. All
officers were present.
Visitors were present from Lex
ington, Cruger and Minter City.
Refreshments were served.
Mrs. Brannon of Charleston
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. b.
B. Brannon last week.
Miss Lorraine Norman is visit
ing her sister Miss Bess Norman
in Clarksdale.
Miss Agnes Sproles spent Sun
day in Durant.
Mrs. Leslie Smith underwent a
minor operation in a Jackson
Hospital last Friday.
Miss Mary Edna Wilson is visit
ing MIR. and Mrs. G. Mcdaniel in
Hattiesburg.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-06-15
MRS. ]. p. LOVE HOSTESS
To w. M. u. MONDAY

The w. M. U. met in the home
Of Mrs. ]. P. Love, Monday with
seven present.
Mrs. Myron Warner gave the
devotional, Lift Up The Lad
Genesis 14:20. Mrs. Love led in
PRAYER. The Royal Service pro-
gram. ION The Rock, Or On The
Rocks was led by Mrs. w. E,
Marshall with Mrs. d. E. Rickles,
Mrs. Bluford Taylor, Mrs. Estes,
and Mrs. Love assisting. Closing
prayer Mrs. G. c. Wade.
The hostess next week VIII be
Mrs. w. <. Marshall.
Mrs Love served Cokes and
cookies.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-06-15

Gwin, ST., secretary Mrs. Q. w
Nixon, treasurer: Mrs. Florence
Buck. Bible leader; Mrs. II. G.
Waterer, mission study leader.
Song, "Oh, Jesus. Have Pro-
missed. Closing prayer, Mr.. Ste
wart.
Mrs. Nixon and Mrs. Stewart
served, tuna sandwiches, cookies,
and Cokes.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-06-15
TCHULA NEWS
w. s. C. S. MET MONDAY At
METHODIST CHURCH

The w. S. c. S. met in the
Methodist Church, Monday with
as present. Opening song "A
Charge To Keep. Prayer by Rev.
=. ". Stewart. Song, 20 Master
Let Me Walk With Thee.
The following officers were in
stalled by the pastor: Mrs w. M.
Henry, president; Mrs. Sam Foose,
Sr., vice president; Mrs. Frank
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-06-15

Miss Jimmie Hutchinson, stu
dent at Draughn's in Greenwood,
spent the weekend with her aunt,
Mrs. E. A. Buchanan and Mr..
Buchanan.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-06-15

Nora Deem Link of Bentonia is
visiting ner grandmothe, Mrs.
Everarde Jones.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-06-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Harris made
business trip to Baton Rouge,
Ia. last week.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1950-06-15

MIR. and Mrs. Charles Dugan
and baby son visited Mrs. c. w.
Dugan in Durant last Sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-19
MILTON

see virgins rliN0U entertained
81 hHHoay flnnFf nf aud Nfs WI
Jefferson AZ feHAs and 81 800
aff ffhssf ~ jefferson IA honot
Al isr m0fAsf mff ielilalefh 1ef
iffhgt hhD le visiting Mff clifton
lH nihefd
80 aad see Charles q Vent
sff fN.fief 81 elendaulei aua dau.
f9iff handa aud Eaia aHd Ned
isfo kiHE spf8i sHiufday iD Win
hf aHo Atf Waltsf ffoueh en-
fAffaln40 81 HHo MfF WHllaae
heppif anG h0n fddlf ono Mff
laff Egppl ~ harbes0u ou SUI
aat
hflaH spenolnR sesffH Neeks
niih M auo M tdmln Posles
ahf a9H hlchafd lN HaddOnfield 81
4 aff t0hhfo johnson ls n0B "a
htf hHfuf oH lBoao 81
f aHf efh fiafles ~ danksOu
la1 al i1fl eHndsy guests ~ aHd
oftiiA ksHflhF ~ E1dseyillf hnd
Do an0 Hft fHfty Smith
H aHo Aif Raymond spencer
Hfla ftaHadaHKbtsi5 lfanoes 5ane
teftfiftf aae Mf aHG MBs Dyson
ei,fHfA1 ana aaHfbtet, Gi0FiH 8sno
fiiffli fAf weekend iB fheit recently
i'tfehaaso itaA0bOfb lsfalh home
at anq SEE GeDfse = Cannon
ano agD TEDDY be3e flle dinnAf
flstis on eunday ~ See Maflie
iffi4'i ast cod sonf, hHFiHH and
tog1t ln f4osH
AtH haHfy jones' baf feiHtned
hftiiit aii43 sprnGinF fle HinfeY
iliaHflif nlfA llsi children
aho Mtf JObn B1Ilafd spent
aHi.aa, hlib Boz u0ils,, Ntf Mae
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fiillf bfff hhfkfnG fuNsl ~ 90
ahe 8 Wllliat0 hHRam0n. So
aho hitF fhafles Whtg1nF
's't entertained ~ A0nGay evening
0ihf.sH 90 80 Soc ~ A speaaat
aHo asHRht3 fAls Jane And MF
aho a'tf hliiiam spen4et 9he D.
f.sl'tH haf ADnounf fbf f3lHh0ay
AZ Hff bafflnfioUs MDu1er Mta.
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Dt aHhaay al aAo $50 J0hs
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-19

Ponder HNeOmpaBied ~ DE-. anl
Mfe william JaekHOu ~ MfllsbOfo
visited me l0ngBOOd Gardens anG
fhf PhliaY IOO
Nrs Maude MeRgf is b Dafisui "A
fle Methodist it0sDN8l az Pbils
d. sad Nfe james PsBBOBs en-
telfalned "a suBdsy dinner MF aD1
Mtf PaDj Persons And Nys C8yle
kfOh " Milford
% snG MBs BRitOy 5Jyneb affeid
"a fbe "Odfssg Dayv eefebiatiOD 90
sUhdHg
~ sunday Mr end Mrs. Ceof9e
P9sfleg entertained "a dlpDer ~
ad Dfs tdwin POsfiss end sOn
ltiebagG ~ ifaddOfiGlG, b. j., MY
aBd Scr SieBiey Hunter and Mrs.
and 0tB Norman GfOyes md faB-
~ ~ NilfOfC
0t 40 Mgs. Elmer Di0keyB0D ~,
tfitHlnhd filejg children HnG FAM
llies "A . MOtheys D8y 1lpBeg ~
sunday Jhey Berb< ~ 8Bd Ms
hlsdf i5eife ADe children, DOpDa
Hild children t)OBDA HnG i38gOld<
Nl sad Mr. WHlley DiGkeFsoB and
h8lDb haAoy Hn6 JAy5 Bg HBd
Mts Jb0Wss Diekets0D5 ~ HA0
f0ff Osoag DlekerhoD aDa Nlelg
0bileteD. 50hDbe, tsOBUie aBd JHos
kif ~ Harrington aDl ~ Anl
Mrs. fimsy Hastings 8BG 08DRiliey,
jaNa tAe
Guests oaliluK UD0B Mts EmBa
Mason 90 SUNDAY we're Mr., bfbel
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-19

teasey an1 daughter Ol1 Lee u
if8rbssou. ~ enc Mrs. Winfield
WriHbf ~ Milford. and Mrs. Gath
crime Mcgee an1 laugbier Priscilla
Am ~ Milford
fly1e beits 8nd George Lynch
spent sunday lD Wilmington.
Jbe GtAee Mefh00isf Church had
~ seiYleef lasi sunday evening 1n
order that fhe minister and fa0se
- bis congregation desiring. mlgbf
3fifnd the sDeeial D9fher's Day
sftB10eg - fbe Indian Mission
fbpfeb ~ ABGOla The d. ~ ae-
NomD9Nis1 Rey. Elliot 1n BODY
Dtlq Befe inspired ~ me seryiee
rendered - tie Mission Church n
wbiob Rev HlliOf1 j. Dast0r
The MDfbeTs Dry serylee PIE
tepte1 ~ fhe ~ s. 4. s. ~ the
morning worship ia the Gree Nc
f5oQlHf Hbuteb Wa gsFy impressive
Ngs. fAfheT1ne Belts I'D the open
liK Df8Yef fOll0Bed ~ a reading
~ 1A1kle J0nes, Dfs. Jones and
bft children 1ARkle md Bl11 sang a
gpeHiaJ D0ibet's Day selection.
Miss Catherine PaBBOBg and Miss
1a@kle d0Des rendered y duct and
sammy Elli0N ring = s0lO. J1he
offering DfA5eY W8s delivered by
@tS, milton - Elliott Mrs. Cafa-
fi1De beiiS presented, fOf the zoe
kfT, the fOliOB1Dg ialies several
fl0Beg AtGa0gemeDle< oldest moth.
~ DrebeDt Dire. clafa D0BOYsB, the
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-19

youngest mother. Mrs. Jeanette
smith mother u the most children
Mrs Maybe WILEY 90 flowers
were also presented 70 the four
tfep-mOthefs present. Mrs. Milton
Elliott Mrs. Elizabeth Carey. Mrs.
Atlas Workman and Mrs. Rogers.
Mrs. Nosb Warren was giTen a
bpeeisl mention and also presented
with = ported plant for having
raised 3 children other than her
Own daughter ReT. Milton II. II
lott delivered q sermon IN honor
~ the Mothers present The clos
lng prayer was offered by Mrs. Hi
toD e. Elliott
Phyllis Smith daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel Smith and Fran
kin Stout son u Mr. and Mrs. Char
les Stout were married Oh Eatur-
aaT eNeBlDg lB Elkt0B nd. The
couple viii make their home near
Milton,
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-19

While most persons are highly
susceptible 10 pOisn NY. Others
seem 70 be completely fmmuned.
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-19

Sour milk can be made for re-
vinegar 70 each cup Of sweet miIk.
eipies by adding tvs tablespoons az
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-19

Read the classified ads
Evening star., 1950-09-17
LOTS G. ACREAGE WANTED

WANTED TO BUY from owner, 25
to 300 acres, unimproved or i'm
proved land in Virginia. with or
without hldgs.; state price and To-
NptR fatlSn, wis1os9n gG5 s9l-x Star; s,:.. ~.
T tIsst. cf oyer i acre; 9'sis SO s9a6: essa,
ROBERT Z. sHELToN, on Route ROUTE
301, below waldorf Always open.
Phone "a Plata h946
wASaEp UaSal Iarss BY d fvT 1i rARfT 6vnR tGm
site; Silver Spring. or Colesville
Box 317-Y. Star. IL
WANTED, 10 to 100 acres, with
modest or no improvements, in Va.
complete description and price. Box
/ y 70 81 5, AcREs ACRE in Virginia, partially
wooded. within Is mi. D. c.. Call
White Oak and Rockville, on city
water or excellent well possibilities.
NEED Tors and acreage for immed-
late use; sewer and water preferred.
owner WILL TRADE large we'll
located but undeveloped lot. fronting
on 1st-claSs street with all modern
homes and valued at about SI1. 900.
located in ne. Wash, d. c., for
country property not oyer so mi,
west, or NV. of D. C. Will consider
small productive farm or rundown
farm with large woods. or undevel-
oped woodland, or small place in
or close to small town in area
described. If values differ would
expect or be. prepared to make cash
settlement for same. Write Boz
344-Z, Star
10 OR MO- with sewer and water
in or readily available. in Silver
Spring. or Bethesda. areas. Cal
IL noon. Tu. 1926.