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ANTIQUES BOUGHT

China. furniture. silverware, jewelrS
and Chinese art objects. Any guam
tity. Call Louis Segal. CHI 1898;
ewes. EN-. 6765
ANTIoUES-.Bric-a-brac, china. sill
Dora Krupshaw Milestone:
THE-HOUSE-OF-G
l43S wis Ave. NV. NO. 0300.
ANTIQUE BRACELETS. clips, dia-
nonds Of any description; cash paid.
ERNEST BURK. GA 18th st. NV;
also Wsnt map SHq bed T1n
set for children,s rm. AT. 1859. Ia
BOOKS BOUGHT. all, Kinds. any
Ggantity and re R0K s a our
CLOTHING-Highest prices for gems
s. nS,T,,ussD S ,:"s WIN nne call .ood
Also want grand piano and electric
refrigerator. Call MR.. GRADY, MA.
FURNITURE. complete household and
R fleslf Dle0 ST s sSqsht AID S"7'
nv EURMTTUR 9I5;5T 4oo PRICES &c srt,re
household. CO. 1866 till pm.
FURNITURE-wll GUY entire con.
bric-a-brac Buying and selling fo1
65 years HOPWOODS. 9Th and q
SITS NV ME-. 52s7 .,..
old glassware. silver. misc china:
highest prices S E. FURN ExCH,
oTn 18th sc AT 05s5
GAS RANGES. gas refgK. furniture.
lOII 9TH st NV MA 1882
mum. teeth discarded levelry We
pay cash A KAHN. INC. BE- years
at g35 p st NV
NEWSPAPERS, rags, metal, iron. bat
teries. Highest prices paid. D. e.
WASTEPAPER CO., I'll Kennll-
oLDtFASHiONED picture frames.
clocks jewelry, furniture, antiques.
silverware, etc. EN-. 1905. 12'
PIANOS wanted. I am willing to pay
a high cash price for high quality
pianos. OV. 6317 any time.
I.
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BUSINESS WOMAN, about so. perm.
empl, share lovely home; interested
in companionable person; no drink
ing; all utils.; NV: refs. GE. OIL.
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18th & COLUMBIA RID. NV.
Spacious apt, 2 bedrms. in cool ele-
vator bldg. Adults only. Call
MANAGER, AID. 1910.
CHASTLETON HOTEL
1901 18th st. n.w.-Furn. apts.; l
and 2 bedrms., daily maid service:
monthly rentals Call Du. 1000
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DI. 088C

TV Sets, No Money Down
sylvan Radio. Emerson. GE Admiral
Zenith. etc. Call till IL m.
DI 0880
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DOWNTOWN-NR. UNION STATION
SIC 4th st. ne. 2-rm. nicely furn.
apt. suit. single person or en-
ployed couple; S12 wk. incl. util.
Mgr. Apt. /. -13
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TWO BEDRMS., LIVING RIM, KIT.
AND BATH; EXPOSURES; FOR
CONGENIAL COUPLE OR FAMILY
OF 3 ADULTS, WHO WILL APPRE.
CIATE A NICE CLEAN HOME WITH
PRIVACY AND SPLENDID ATMO-
SPHERE. $S5 PER MO; UT1L. IN:
CLUDED. Sc. MD, HI. 4654.-1S
CONTINUED on Next PagsJ
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RADIO PHoNo., AM, S. w; 1O-inch
and l2-inch; console cabinet, not
scratched; S35. IA. 0237. Ia
RANGE-Elec., used 3 mos, Sl0O.
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SPECIAL SALE

Antiques. collective items and per-
sonal collection Of beaut. old MeiS-
sen, Dresden, Rosenthaul and many
other famous European makes of
porcelain. Aug. IL through 18th.
Va ia
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DANES - Beauties, most
friendly; all ages. ELPAW KENNELS,
reg. Alex, Va, Duke st. Ext, TIE.
2430 liz
2 BEAGLE HOUND PUPPIES. 3 mo.
old; SO each or S16 pair. HI. 9056.
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PIPE, galv., black, cast iron. cut
thread: fixtures. BLOCKS, 3056
NJ st. NV. NO. 1903. WA. 550l.
PORCH SWING, wooden. in good con-
PRINT SHOP, complete; includes l25
fonts TINE; sacrifice 15Cc of cost.
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FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL
Completely furnished apt. tub snd
shower, $3.50 to $3.50 per day for
or 2; full hotel service: no time
limit R00 2Oth st NV Ma h42R
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REUPHOLSTERING
special-Sofa and chair. reuphol-
stored, labor and material. $50;
workmanship guar; 25 yrs. in same
establishment. LA FRANCE UP
HOLSTERING, $500 l4th st. NV.
CO 1881
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HOTEL HAWTHORNE-2134 G st.
n.w.-Newly redecorated single and
double outside rooms; running water.
plenty of baths and showers; eleva-
tor service; reasonable rates.
1748 LANIER PLACE N.W.-Beautiful
double rooms, $40; singles, S35.
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APT. FOR RENT-will sell furni-
ture. Cali before IL Sat. or sun.
80 HAMILTON ST. N.w.-Entire
End A., pvt. entr., newly furn.;
"a adults. GE. 1921. ID
DUPONT CIRCLE-Entire second f.,
furn. apt; lge. liv. rm. and aleove,
kit. -dinette, bedrm. and bath, large
porch; suitable for three: S12O
mo-; possession Sept. l. HU. $3.50.
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WALKER & DUNLOP, INC
1900 18th st. NV. DI. O222.
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APT. 2nd FLOOR;
LARGE LIV. RIM. BEDRM., KITCH-
EN- AND DINETTE PVT. BATH,
OPEN AND SCREENED PORCHES;
SMALL STUDY OR NURSERY; GA
RAGE; 500 PER MO. OR. 1909
M G5rO MD CSpTTuFp
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day. Those present were, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Deputy, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Jester, Mr.. and Mrs. Willis
Walls and daughter Carolyn all Of
Milford. Mr.. and Mrs. John Jester,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Walls and dau-
ghter Carolyn all Of Milford. Mr..
and Mrs. Matte Warren, of Mag
nolia, Mrs Mae Sipple and son
Richard, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ben
nett and Charles and David Dill Of
town. Ice cream and cake were SER
we'd. Mr. Bennett and Charles David
Dill of town. Ice cream and cake
were served. Mr.. Bennett received
many beautiful presents and cards.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Wilson, cele-
brated their 46th wedding anniver-
sary on Friday, October 9Th at their
home. We wish them many more.
Charles A. Palmer of the Sailors
Snug Harbor, Staten Island N. Y.
has been spending some time with
his mother, Mrs. Hettie A. Palmer.
Mrs. A. N. Melvin returned home
Sunday after spending two weeks
at Denton, with her son and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Melvin. Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Bostic of Wilm.,
were guests of the Melvin's on
SUNDAY
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Mr., and Mrs. Leland Creadick and
Mrs. Grace Turner.
The Ladies of the Mt. Olive
Church are serving their annual
supper this Friday night in the
FELTON, Grange Hall.
Mrs. John S. Davis, Mrs. H. o.
Eaton and Mrs. A. c. Bennett atten-
ded the Gath Anniversary Of the
Whatcoat Church in Camden, sun
>day afternoon. Mrs. Sadie Speal re-
turning home with them after a
weeks visit with Mrs. Claude Hins-
ley. Mrs. Speal received a gardenia
at the service as one of the Oldest
members.
Thomas R. Melvin of Camp Meade
Baltimore, visited his mother. Mrs.
J. E. Melvin Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Cain Of
Wilnl., were guests of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Cain, Sr. Sun
day.
Mrs. Matte Smith of Dover was
a weekend guest of her brother
Walter Moore and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max w. STOPPER and
two daughters were in Smyrna
Sunday for the christening of their
children.
Mrs. Lee Harrington is spending
two weeks with her son and fam
lily in Winston Salem, N. C.
Mrs. o. L. Hastings has been in
the Milford Hospital for treatment
Mr.. Hastings has been a patient
there for several weeks; both are
expected to return home soon.
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Mrs. Lester L. Carlisle visited
Mrs. Charles L. Terry at Dover on
Saturday. Her condition remains
the same.
The W. S. c. S. held their regu-
lar monthly meeting on Friday,
October 9Th, in the Lecture room of
the church. Mrs. Howard Beebe,
had charge of she meeting asoisted
by Mrs. J. Diehl end Mrs. N. Rey-
nolds. After the worship service
and business meeting, the hostess
es, Mrs. Nutter Marvel and Mrs. Ed
Holleger took charge. Mrs. Diehl
gave very interesting reading,
Mrs. Carlisle and Miss Lank play
ed a very charming piano duet. At
the close Of the social hour, spec
ial arrangements were made for the
dinner given on Monday, October
9Th in the church. DR.. Mulligan en-
tertained the ministers and their
wives of the Dover District at the
dinner p. m. Ministers held wOr-
ship service at Barratt's Chapel in
morning and their business session
Seventy five guests were present.
Mr. Ponder Thomas is confined
to his home.
Miss Bessie Cook had friends
from Phila. to visit her Sunday at
McQueen's Nursing Home.
Mrs. Edith B. Melvin, and Miss
Lizzie Lank are both confined to-
their homes with colds.
Mrs. Charles f. Norris ST., is
now spending some time with her
sister, Mrs. G. Hoey Gross.
Mr.. Clarence Salevan passed
away, last week at the Milford Me-
mortal Hospital Funeral services
were held on Saturday from the
Rogers Funeral Home. "TOots'' bet
ter known to his many friends was
very well liked having formerly
worked in "Stevenson's Restauar-
nat" for many years. He is surviv-
ed by two sisters, Mrs. Daisey Lilly
Of town, and Mrs. Lilly Tieger Of
Pitman, N. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Marker, have
now moved in with Mrs. Markers
father, Mr. Roland Knots.
Mr.. Andrew Palmer is a patient
in the Delaware Hospital, Wilm.
Sunday evening, a birthday party
was held at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ezekiel Dill, in honor of Mr..
Charles Bennett on his 73rd birth
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FELTON,
By Mrs.
Evelyn Killen
Phone
FELTON, 3342

The opening Fall meeting of the
Avon Club was held Wednesday,
October 4th in the community Hall
with a reception for the FELTON, sch
DOL Faculty. The new Club presid-
ent, Mrs. Russell Torbert welcom-
ed the guests and Miss Ann Moore
gave several piano solos. The next
club meeting will be Wednesday,
October 18, when there will be a
business meeting and Echoes of
the Federation meeting.
Mrs. Torbert and Mrs. Water
Moore attended the executive board
meeting of the State Federation of
Women's Clubs held in Dover.
At the Court of Honor Of the Boy
Scouts held last Thursday night in
the Smyrna High School auditor
ium three of our FELTON, boys recei-
we'd awards, namely, Morris T6r-
ner, Art Henry and Walter Moore
Jr. Wayne Creadick and Billy De-
Long have recently joined as new
members. Parents attending the
the meeting were Prof. and Mrs.
Henry, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Moore,
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FREDERICA
By Mrs. HOey Gross
Phone Frederick 1851
Trinity Methodist Church
Rev. John r. DfehI Dast0r


Beginning next Saturday after
noon, October 18th, with the Dover
Wilmington Bi District Youth Raj
" at the Field House in Dover, the
United Evangelistic Advance for
Christ and His Church viii be pro-
NOTED in all the cooperating church
and will be engaged during the
week Of October 14th 22nd in ev-
angelistic meetings every night
through Friday night, October 20.
The Rev. Roy i. Jones of Somerset
Nd. will be the guest minister who
will assist and preach in the morn
ing and evening services next Sun
day, October 18th and each even
ing during the week.
The Church schOoI session next
Sunday, October 18th beginning at
10 a. m. The morning worship ser
vice beginning at il a. m. The choir
will offer special music. Evangelis-
tic service in the evening beginn-
ing at 1880 p. m. Gospel song SER
vice and sermon by Rev. Roy L.
Jones.
At Milford Neck the services next
Sundoy. October 18th will be as fol-
lows:
The church school beginning at
2 p m. in the study Of the lesson:l
'Using the Bible" The worship SER
vice beginning at 8 p. m. Sermon
by guest minister, Rev. Roy L.
Jones.
The w. S. c. S. Of Milford Neck
Church will meet at the Church
next Friday evening, October 13 tn
at 7:3O.
Miss Elizabeth Carlisle of Swar-
thmOre, Pa, was Sunday guest of
Mrs. Lester l. Carlisle.
Dr. and Mrs. ]. Bradley Grier, re-
Gently returned from stay at
Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson Dodd Of
East Orange, N. J. were Saturday
guests Of Mrs. Dodd's aunt, Mrs.
Ruth HUMPHREYS.
Mrs. Perry Brown Of Short Hills
N J.. was a guest Of her sister, Mrs.
], P. Rogers ST., last week.
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Blood Jelly Aids Wounds

NEW DELHI = up - Two In
dian scientists are experimenting
the possibilities Of healing wounds,
especially chronic ulcers, by appli-
cation of blood and blood cell jelly.
They are DR.. v. B. Lal, technical
director, and DR.. P. B. L. Verman,
chemical technologist, of the New
Delhi Blood Bank and Blood Trans
fusion Service. They claim to have
successfully treated so ulcers cases
by this method since the beginning
of this year.
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Mr.. ard Mrs. William Benwell of
Hawthorne, N. ]. spent the week
end with his sister Mrs. Eva
EllingsWorth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Steele and
son, Bobby, spent last Tuesday in
Washington.
The Rebekah Lodge will give a
card and bingo party, Saturday
night, October 14th in the l. o. o.
F. Hall.
Miss Elma Eaton visited her bro
ther Leroy Lynch and family in
Milton over the weekend.
Rev. VIM. Kitchens exchanged
pulpits Sunday with the Rev. VIM
0. Hackett Of Georgetown who ad-
ministered the Sacrament in a be-
autiful and heart warming service
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when everyone present communed
the organist, Mrs. Madeleine Ben
nett played soft music during the
service. Both choirs sang beautiful
selections and the flowers filled
the chancel three boquets we're in
memory of Mr.. VIM. A. Berry and
son, Wilson Berry, and for the mo-
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Their Of the organist. Mrs. Louisa
Reeve. Rev. Kitchens is attending
the Westminster Theological sch.
DOL at Westminster, Md, every
week from Monday to Friday.
Menhaden fish meal is widely
used in poultry and stock feeds.
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Automatic Washer

Another FIRST for the Westinghouse Wasee
Exclusive WEGHTOsAvE DOOR savings Of hot water
SOAP time and LaundOma among take the work out
Of washday, takes the GUEss-WORK out too!
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Classified ADS sel results
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WOMEN'S PLACE

ls WOmnn'B place IN the home?
Toon-nRorB seem 10 think 80, even
II mothers do not necessarily agree.
f0riy-Royen per cent Of the girls
ia reply 10 q question asked by
senior Scholastic, high school stu
doniB weekly magazine, declared
that o wOman'B place was first last
and always IN the home Sixty-hve
per cent Of The boys felt that a wo-
man could not combine successfully
marriage and career.
Most Of the youngsters querled
seemed 10 feel that cold green
bnekB were not substitute for
MONS nice warm welcome at the
end Of the day and good old-fash-
Toned apple pie. You can have
your rondy-tO-eat store foods, the
Kids want M0mB chicken dump
linRB.
Perhaps when these girls marry,
fottlo down and rear their own
inmlllos, they might have different
opinions, Washing machines, deep
tronzorB, prepared bakery mixes
have made MONS life at home sim
Die and easy But Is Il enough to
keep her busy throughout the day?
Women who have TOO much time on
their hands often wittlo away hours
nt bridge parties, whore at least
conversation might be stimulating.
Olhors hnd their way 10 psychia-
lrlBls for comfort, because they
can't interpret that restless feel
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fahff pafadoa ihai mem ran
aafaiff al afhef nomtH. nhaf o..
fiaiaff fiietn ln freafd ~ theif npo
flaI Hflf
fif bef fes ~ hrw bathing
HHif ~ uif ab8Hf ~ 49, bufehnned
~ brother 81 500 hhsf one Bfo.
fiae hff iffiff fffft ~ BlN
flHfhel fhaH 0fhef relatives az
iflssidt fhey bhui % b. proud ~
fiielf SISTERS and n1il give fhe most
fffnfIfhfflsf elFilelHm
fhlf al pienle season fof ooub.
ff8 huc easy abeilef Some younF
eaal'lff organic pieulef fof beach
~ htias q Delighted ldea for real
itaafaf -ft-faoduess 1Hn
Occasionally q Blenlf enn Fef 0ui
AZ hnmo. particularly nhen A a
seheanlso l0f 20 in08Biieid niei,i.s =
NnBB fiflt n0rFB hi8Duf tie baiFinRs
80 nnaif imoh0nft that mnndeF
hhn3 iaf afshi0n 90 htahinR.
hainf RlrIt hose written that for
ieaf u hoi being invited again. they
HdH|Hf H certain amount ~
-iasoHHf fafhef fhaH be- dubbed
ii.,tf aloftt
tnf Fifl hffFf 'IOo often Tm
consumed fllhf these parties are
lHh cheap 0Hlef f0f fhf boys They
afi fsod foao lpui Hp By fhe flrlsl
aHn g ulef evening Of romance al
at faf eHn Why don't girls ret
aaef
fheff certainly shouldn't be- any
HafH H fuEafInf in some hand
Ha|nHE HiIif sitting around "A nre
aHoff pffify moon Young aud
alr houl1 affef a. flaf 30 every
HsHf D. abaseboard why should
faapls saun fiie rfoHd after fees.
fHsHfltH aff undef Hayy Certainly
sfIlfIitft-d HhefH nOfhinfs can b.
c hIfHlH eaffi0f of others with
aaI sfabaffafflhF any young swain
af If oaff ~ fhf rlIf-chaf is too
Haf faf fiif ffef U file FfOup. fhai
faHHIf a. in Heed az chapefone.
a. BaH afe invited a. picnic alone
slii bpy heff aff feH things 40
fffnfsniief
go tnieas you know him we'll,
a. Hui - on late beaeh picnic
~ fffn f yOu knOW hin we'll.
o. ho' pict b deserted afea fof your
f.rHfctnF
~ hlhayf teI youf parents
atsff Bsu aff planning 40 picnic
~ o. npi Aeaf q seanly play sui
Hf Bee ahd Dflt shorts Besides
lHfifIhf moh9Hitpef you might give
beHf 0aif fiie wrong Impression
go nMb heaBy Romance even h
taH Iikf fhf bpy Birds aud how
sf eHnfiIiHf ahd water have "a way
~ casting q spell Many things
hHlel aseH ugH ln chat aim0s
p'ieff h0nld n1f aean 81 upon sob
.fff ffnHeilun
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muscles a real workout n holpg
ullllze muscles which are generally
inactive, aud which become hnbby
ana weak from lack ~ exercise, II
also helps tone digestive organs
thereby CORRECTING cauBee " some
skin blomishos
~ swimming, respiratory mus.
clos are w constant play, tending
lO increase chest caDaeily and to
help form The habit 0f deep. reg
MAR, honlihfnl breathing, The henri
beats faster 80 that the circulation
Of lho blood may be- spooded np to
oHrFy oxygen 10 The muscles. The
blood circulation also rs increased
30 ihai waste products may be- more
quickly removed
Many OribOpedic specialists IN.
cludo swimming iH treatment for
lnfnnlilo paralysis because slruc-
lural muscle defects, AtrODhiod and
weak muscles must be- built up,
Swimming rs not a strenuous sport
boonuse II does NOT require that
lho weight ~ The body support
weak muscles The force Of gray.
ny is lossonod, thereby, aud one
can exercise without putting strain
Ou weak muscles,
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ing.
Particularly today when so many
women take advantage Of a college
education, they need some outlet
for their accumulated knowledge,
after marriage. II we are training
women exclusively for the home,
then perhaps college courses should
be slanted toward home duties
efficient housekeeping, baby care
and needlewOrk- instead Of the
cultural and creative arts which
sLImnlate Woman's imagination.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-23

When food spills over on the sur.
face units Of your electric range lot
Il char. When the unit Is cool, brush
or particles with a brush, II need.
ed enclosed units may then be-
washed OF,
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-23
Pewter Cleanser

A good way to clean heavily tar
nished pewter is first to cover it
with silver polish, then while it is
still wet, apply soap lather Rinse
IN hot water and dry thoroughly.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-23

You've seen them and loved them at higher
prices but that's Penney for you! LOOK what
we have IN new styles for the holidays ahead.
Sunbacks with bOerO in brOadClOth and embossed
cOttOns. Your choice In clear fresh cOlOrsl Size
9.lj, 1920. Also Half Sizes
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Bc0utD
IN THE SWIM

bBimmlnF ls d wonderful os
efflhf iof health 800 brnuly one
reason why We should turn swim
fof Health Week into u swim for
health routine hll summer Some
Kris fan even take advantage 0f
swimming All The year round in
pools near their homes.
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out in cold water.

All cotton bloUses are washable.
Most of them can be laundered in
the washing machine unless they
have very fine lace that might be
snagged or torn. When the blOuses
are completely dry, sprinkle and
let stand several hours before iron
ing.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-23
Kitchen KOnlment

Give a subtle lift to a sandwich
filling by Dreaming little lemon
juice, onion salt, or grated cheddar
cheese into softened margarine to
spread on the bread first.
o
To remove liquid fat from hot
broth. pour it through a clean cot
ton cloth which has been wrung
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Evening star., 1950-04-23
Billy Tea
Club Benefit

Songs of Australia and New
Zealand will make up the program
at the concert to be given We'd
nesday by Baritone Wilson Ewart
of the Australian Embassy at
Pierce Hall. The concert will be
given under the auspices of the
Billy Tea Club of Washington and
proceeds will be donated to the
Children's Hospital. Mrs. Ewart
will accompany her husband.
The Billy Tea Club, now four
years old. is composed not only of
Australians and New Zealanders
living in Washington. but includes
Americans. Canadians and Brit
ishers who have special ties with
these great lands. The clubs
name derives from the billy can.
a prime necessity for brewing the
strong boiled tea favored by the
pioneers of the bush.
Patronesses of the club and its
Pierce Hall concert are Mrs. Nor
man Maxim, wife of the Austria
liam Ambassador; Lady Berendsen,
wife Of the New Zealand Ambas-
sador, and Mrs. Nelson T. John
son, wife of the former United
States Ambassador to Australia.
Tickets are $1.25, including tax,
and may be obtained from Mrs.
Linda Ireton of the Australian
Embassy.
Evening star., 1950-04-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles M. Nee
han of New York and Washing
ton, formerly of Venice, Italy
announce the engagement of Their
daughter, Rosamond Patricia Al
berta. to Mr.. Carroll w. Hayes
son Of Municipal Court Justice
and Mrs. Carroll Hayes of New
York. The wedding will take
place in the fall.
Miss Meehan attended the
Marco Polo School in Venice,
the Convent of the Sacred Heart
in New York and was graduated
from Manhattanville College of
the Sacred Heart. Her mother
formerly was Lima Bevilacqua
Lazise. Countess of Nogarole.
Mr.. Hayes gained great fame
as the boy soprano soloist at st.
Georges Church in New York.
He was graduated from Fordham
College and Fordham Law School.
He served with the Army for four
years and was cited for his serv-
ices in Germany. He now Is on
status as q major in
Military Intelligence.
Evening star., 1950-04-23

Miss Flossie Weaver, daughter of
Mrs. Catherine Weaver of Matthias,
w. Va, became the bride yester-
day morning Of Mr.. Joseph F.
johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest johnson of Farmingdale,
N. j. The wedding took place in
the Church of the Holy Comforter,
the Rev. Father Echle officiating.