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ENGINEER-WHITE

For large apartment development,
knowledge of oil burner. electrical
and plumbing repairs; apt provided
no children. Apply manager, Mon
day morning, Shipley Terrace, 3341
Ord eft
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MEN
MEN
MEN
HAVE you EVER EARNED Sic

MEN
HAVE You EVER EARNED $3.50
IN A WEEK?
DO YOU REALIZE THAT ANYONE
WITH AN INTELLIGENT DESIRE
b2x bQ W3RE ABB A pGIt TGtL WEEK PAx EyEFy EyERy
WEEK, HAS THAT SANE EoUAL
OPPORTUNITY FOR THAT KIND
OF INCOME IN OUR BUSINESS, !,
Our business is good business and
all you have to DO is work. II does
young or how old. you are. You
can succeed like these men. for ex-
ample ample; .gJi Il H. former sslssmsn:
week he earned s19522 z c.
S4s4.33, last week Sl3401: J. A..
former railroad fireman. earned
SS5Io.sa same month, las. week
Sl3i. SO; and o N. former me
chanie. earned S1.433 in March
this year, last week. S234 "a Are
you interested In an earning oppor-
tunity that makes available 70 you
earning money quickly IN our bust
ness because II is simple business.
This is sincere offer to clean-cut.
hsrd-worklng men to take adYan-
taae Of sound business opportun-
ity. II you are ambitious and earn
est In your desire to give your fam
ily security and happiness. arrange
TO see me promptly At ii am. Nom
day April "a, 1850.
A. p COMPTON. AT
lo1 NO FAIRFAX ST. ALEX. VA.
YOUNG MAN. electrical BACKGROUND.
general work. D, c drivers license.
Apply THOMAS CIRCLE RADIO.
1915 l5th ST NV -H1
YOUNG MAN for jevelry store chain
70 train for assistant manager; good
future possibilities for ambitious.
aggressive worker 10 manaEs
store. Don't apply II you are un-
certain about making good. Mr..
Poer, MELART JEWELERS.. co.
YOUNG MAN. with retail lumber sx-
perttnce. For outside sales salary
and commission. BOX IBID. Star.
YOUNG MEN f2l, II 70 2I. white.
Apply promptly. $40 am: start
work Immediately; permanent posi-
tion. with opportunity for ADVANCE
ment. Room 7Oi, Arlington Bidg,
1923 Vermont ave. NV. No phone
calls
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AELP WANTED AGENCIES

Al TYPIST (F), $4,000
(15f at once, grade 8 CS Dicta-
phene oper,. ms, sd, $500. TYP
ISL. medical tr. or exp, $50,
sSept' typist psA opr, p, NIB @Si75.
(Est. 33 yrs.l
BOYD'S, 700 18th, Cor. G
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DANCE INSTRUCTORS
COLLEGE TRAINED
ARTHUR MURRAY
DANCE STUDIOS
1l06 Conn. ave. -
DEBIT MEN

and Alexandria for ambitious men
desiring future with large life insur.
ance company expanding in that ter
ritory. Guaranteed salaries plus
commissions; no previous experience
necessary. We prefer to train you
OF AMERICA, 4O1 Denrike BLDG
1910 Vermont ave. NV. Wash. g.
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hELP MEH
rRfrCKMAN
UPHOLSTERERS

TO DO wEBBINo sPRINorNo.
POLISHING. STEADY WORK.
APPLY Mr. JAcORS. HOATE
SERVICES. S;h FLOOR. HEChT co.
VENETIAN BLIND MECHANIC. sxpeF.
pref Apply in person WASHING
TON SHADE & AWNING co, sOsi
l1th 81 NV
VULCANIZERS HELPER-and ur,
chApStr. exp: good salary and
working cond. BEN HUMIDITY
&446 l%th st. NV
MAN. younE, eolleEe Eraduats. With
SenerRI once and typing sxper for
perm. position With established arm
Can work into sales Il interested .
send detailed information 10 Boz
HI3-C. Star 90
MAN. white for fountain and utilities.
Hours, 10 10 pm OF on Wed !.
$40 wk 10 start CONCORD
PHARMACY. 1916 New HAmp ru
MAN YounE. white. by landNeaps
gardener. Must be sober reliAoie,
have soms experience WI $3.50.
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AUCTION SALES
PUBLIC
AUCTION

91S NEW YORK AVE.
TUESDAY. APRIL 25
COMMENCING AT . PM
BY ORDER OF
MCKINNEY, FLANNERY &
CRAIGHILL, ATTORNEYS
LARGE LOT OF FURNI-
TURE, FROM COMPLETE
LY FURNISHED APART
MENT, TOGETHER WITH
OTHER HOUSEHOLD Eff
FECTS.
zED L. WILLIAMS & ZED.
L.EWILLIAMS, Jr., AUCTIONEERS
3 PHI. MA. 1878.
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OFFICE MANAGER

vi 4SG 4AI14NZANA4k
Experienced. with automobile; &C.
and opportunity. Call oV. 1925,
for appointment. "a
OUTSIDE SALESMAN for appliance
saTe; Many possibiiities. asabHH Herndon sa4
, first i,Nrass elsss NJ. VI: 1892; .r;.,..s on,v
FAINTER. ist-class mechanic, Ma
sonic membership for Srowing con-
.rsetoT s11t So sop per srasd das ELMER ErooE F..
pERsoNNfL nRstj NJ 1SSTERs1GwER, Sfi RsGeiR employ
Definitely state salary. Box 4s-E,
FaAkMAeIS1 sG;4s 70, ss.sSags psy,tt9s yoEs
and Clifton sts, NV. CO. 330s.
PHARMACIST. registered; full time
position: neighborhood store; S110
wk. Upton & MEYERS, 14o0 I4th
PHARMAcIsT, III aggressive and sx-
'epi fuil or part i time; fess 81 Is % per hour; ;
schedule arranged to suit applicant.
Box bod. Star. "a
PHARMACIST
For relief or full-time work. expert
enced. references. NEW HAMPSHIRE
PHARMACY, New Hampshire ave
and Farragut st. NV. -25
PHARMACIST-For relief or full time
until Aug. /. Only expert pharmacist
need apply Prescription and drug
work only. Can work any hours, any
days. Top salary for right man. Ap-
ply in person. FAIRFAX VILLAGE
PHARMACY, 1897 Pa. ave. Sc. -23
PLASTERER-Men wanted for con-
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LaWVer-Title Examiner

LaWyer-Title Examiner
We need the immediate services Of a
lawyer to examine titles to real
estate IN Virginia. A man exper. in
examining Virginia records will be
preferred. Call OW. 770l for appt,
LIFE INSURANCE MAN
AGEMENT OPPORTUNITY
One of the largest and most pro-
gressive companies has general
figure opportunity. Give fullest de-
tails OF production. education. and
experience. Replies held strictly con-
fidential. Box 4.7-C, Star.
MAN-Could become dept. mgr. in
our firm. You need pleasing per-
sonality and a will to work. Full
time at good paying occupation Of
real estate sales. Commission basis
to start, we teach you the bust
MAGAZINE MEN
Clean cut, under %. with house to
house exp. who are seriously in
terested in business section training
Apply to Mr.. Witherspoon, 3 to 10
am: 3oa Appeals Bldg" 5th and
MECHANIC, to specialize in used
car reconditioninE; steady employ.
studebaker dealer. See Mr.. Broche,
BUTLER. INC. 1121 21st st. NV,
MECHANICAL ENG1NEER-For es-
tsSsesd bnsne Exoeen ass SALARY aeatnT fof
qualified man. STEWART BAINUM
CO.. GE. 0437. -23
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SWEET CIDER AND APPLES
Honey and applebutter. Open Sunday
and daily. PLAINFIELD ORCHARDS.
Out Georgia ave. to Glenmont, Md,
right miles Route 1872 at high wa
ter tower w. w. MOORE, Sandy
Spring. Md Ashton 2471.
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CARPENTERS (2) needed. Chance
for foremanship II oualif1ed; So tt
$3.50 per hour; excellent oppor.
tunity. Call ST. 1923 or Herndor
39-J-4, or come to 3O21 Pollard st.
Arl., Va, Bellevue Forest.
PHILLIPS & co.
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LITTLE ROOFING JOBS

Are just as welcome as large con-
tracts. Well stop q simple leak or
overhaul your roof and you will
able Job. Call US; free estimate.
Koons Roofing Company
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CHARLES EMPL. SERVICE
Mutual. 171OG. MA. 1854

Men-Property mgr, exper:, top age
40, travel, $4,000 up; arch. drafts
man. S1OO; sales, bus. mach. 500;
sales, col. grad, car; S25o up
teller, bank exper., S225; stenog. =
5 days, future, $234' clerk-typist'
WyTomenESecy., yT assn, $4,000; secys:,
transp., S225- -S235; secy., legal,
$50 up; stenog., PIX. recep., law,
$50; secy., Span. Eng, S215 net;
TWISTS, S35-S45; SeamStress, uphols.,
eXper., $50: nursery supvr.. s.e.'
qtrs. and S25. "a
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stenographer Cd, $55 VIZ
Law office. under 35, pref. exper:;
medical stenog, exper., SOB wk.; as
soc. trade secy.. int. wk, $50 wk.;
Insurance typist, to $40 wk: See
S5o Eve st NV RE 3SoS
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Al Secretary CD, $50 Wk.
) d.; und 40; LEGAL, excel. oppty.
Patent law stenog.. exper., $50 wk.
CAPITOL HILL secy., und. 30: Pub
lie relations, Secy., und. 40. 500 wk.
Trade assn secy., und. 35, S225.
Medical stenog., fast, S55 wk. UP.
NEED 200 new appl. DAILY for TOP
bracket positions. See Miss Lee or
Miss Grant Est. 33 yrs;.). 5 floors.
BOYD'S. 700 18th. Cor, G.
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PHARMACIST
Platter

Experienced. Apply ART METAL
FINISHING CO.. 923 18th st. NV.
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HELP MEh

GARDENER. part time. Much work
for experienced man at reasonable
rates. PA. 22a3. -o3
GROCERY EPK
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HILLBILLY WEEK END

This week end. National Guard Ar
mosy s,;n "seGh afternoon es' 10 q ssI SHOW and
dance. Hank Snow from Grand Ole
Opry in person plus cast of 20, in
cluding 12-piece Hill Billy band
Admission 42c and S3c plus tax.
Free Parking. Buses to door. -23
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HELP MEN

Colored-Experience food prepara-
ton and roasting; must be able 10
furnish references; no Sundays or
late nightvork. TALLY HO RES
TAIIRANT $40 11th 81. NV
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TYPEWRITER MECHANIC.
Extraordinary opportunity for young
man TO manage typewriter repa ir
dept. prefer factory-trained man
IS to 35 yrs. old; man selected will
receive excellent salary and bonus
Write at once giving full information
about yourself and experience, Box
246.C, Star,
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Legal Secy. (F), So, 1000
Pref. patent law exper. Engineering
secy., und. 35. $4,000. Steno:- book
kpr., Alexandria, S55 wk. Educa-
tional Stenog.. exper., $500. See
Miss Young (Est. 16 yrs.), at
PERSONNEL SERVICES
1871 G st. NV. ST. 1864 "a
Evening star., 1950-04-23

TV SERVICEMEN. with tools and
car; aggressive TV-seryice-onlv out
fit wants men for ewes and Sat
work. Arrange your own working
area, D. c.. Va. or Nd. Our
men earn high commission I'D to
81 to So per hr. work. Don't reply
II you haven't the necessary ex-
perience. No inquiries made OF your
present employer. Boz i4s:C. Star.
car. needed, must Be thoronehIy @ ex.
perlenced: high salary paid. T. v.
LABS. a3a N. Y ave. NV pa
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Continued on Next PaGsl
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cashierins for modern SELF service
super market Starting salary, $50.
Chance for immediate advancement
Apply GLOBE FOOD CENTER. 4411
Lee hwy, Arlington. Va "a
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Clerk Of, Arlington
S175 mo-; und, 25; typist, so w;p.m.,
S175 mo-; PIX opr.-typist, $40 wk.
SALES MGR. %. asst. $50 VIZ; !:
excel. future for alert person; MISS
KNIGHT, 1871 G st. MA. 2116.
STENOG. (M), $3.50 MO.
Und. 35, exper.; opprty. Clerk-typist,
sales, $40 wk. Miss Morgan. PER
SONNET, SERVICES. 1911 G. MA.
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Classified Ads
hELP MEN
statesmen DEALERS
STORM WINDOWS

Up 10 4Srt sell Americas dnsS'
storm windows and doors, Can for
-glGt ~
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-04-15
NOTEBOOK DOODLINCS!

If Octav;a Harris is not crowned 'Mrs. Greater
Bethel of 1850" I'm won't be because she did not
put all efforts into her work She really gave Bethel the
greatest mentioning one could in contest ana persona
likewise I'm hoping Aga Leggett, Alice Edwards and
Barbara Weters get load of this The group of Dorsey
students that visited your most hospitabe city claimed
they did notify the students OF Douglas mat tney were
COMING (mavbe they don't know Key Westers) that's
the reason for not visiting the school, Oh well we know
they would have gained by stopping in rather than
acting the way they did Well TINS is tne weekend you
ce lovers have craved for You'll have both your
Mar night spots offering top record artists At Club Savoy
the Daughter Elks presenting Ivory Joe Hunter It's
his first appearance here His waxngs nave orough many
hnv eweet dancing hours to you from the nckelodeon
and it's really worth seeing him in person And at the ROCK
land Palace Clean Head Eddie Vnson will make your lace
turn Cherry Red" when he stomps at Bits Nochaho'
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-04-15
TOWN TALKIES!

Petite Geraldine Welters sister of DR.. Warren We'll
ncidenty he's opening up the first complete drug
store in Brownsville week. the weekend guest of
Mr. and Mrs Raymond Heaste and the Weters last week
Dorothy PORTER received her Basket of Joy Thursday
It's boy Marjorie Sway Roundtree chrstened theirs
Easter Sunday The James Flowers Margaret Newton)
of Liberty Square, planning occupying their Bunche
Park home by Saturday Apr 49, And the George Dunns
Gloria and Marty go Sunday to pick up their key for
their B. Park kiff while Frank Marques will be accept
ing his the day Emily Hepburn Lord dropped in
to say hello good bye before taking off for the class
rooms and studies at eesburg She's just returning from
the playground of Presidents Royal Keno party was
pitched last Monday night by Miss Lillian Harris at her
LIST court residence where deecable assortment of deli
caces was served Boy that Kayo punch! wow 1t will be
on again next Monday
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-04-15
Dunbar School News

Human Bunnies'' with pink ears,
twitching noses. and cotton tails.
Miss Edna DeVeaux's second grade
class, brought eggs to the PTA in
the form Of laughter, good cheer,
and trained performance by means
of the playlet, 1.-THE Dummies Vote
Right"
In an effort to familiarize the
public with some of the varied types
of educational opportunities avail
able at Dunbar. Miss Jones inter.
viewed Miss Edna DeVeaux, presi-
dent of the Public Relations Com
mittee, on station WMIE on the
Story Hour.
Mrs. d. Payne, reporter
Mrs. c. NJ. Pearsall, principal
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-04-15
NOTICE

The Masonic family Is invited to
come out and take a part in cele-
bration of st. Arthur's Chapter No.
141, o. E. s., Sunday, April 16 at
Israel Bethel Primitive Baptist
Church also all the other fraternal
organizations are cordially invited.
Come and feast your souls with the
gospel in songs. The featured sing
ers. the Coconut Grove Male Chorus
and the Versatile Singers and others
time pm, place 14th terrace OFF
3rd ave.
Mrs. Irene L. Harrison, w. M
Mrs. Clara B. Pratt, secretary
Mrs. Celestine Thompson, Rep.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-04-15
BELLIES AND WEDDING BELLS!

The Rozella Nesbitt Dorsey Hi senior and part time
sec to the Boss and Richard Conleys altar trek will be
happening at the time this sheet is being linked
Frlday am) and here's congrats to the young couple
The bridal book and all its good wishes extended to
Joseph Thompson and Ethel Hepburn. Theirs will be
taken on May 9Th shouldn't be mentioning this one.
haven't received official it yet but my bro Arthur
and Lillian Symonee should have signed marriage cert
Gates of Saturday. April This gives two shares in
the Symonete Family My bro. Leslie and Jerry should
be celebrating their 10th amy by Yes indeed the
April showers coming down and not in the liquid form
Eliza Galloway and Elixie Hadley are having their
wedding bells toll April 18th And this same even
ing Sylvia L. Storr and Bennett Johnson planning to
make their nupta do wish them the best of every
thing.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-04-15
FLICKER RATINGS!
d. Th..tre nresents another very good flicker

The Ritz Theatre presents another good flicker
this weekend It's rated over such as Lost boundaries
J "p;ny" rs "ntruder in The Dust" with the superb
actino of uano Hernandez whose emoting before the
lens IS hailed by critics who rank him along with Holly
woods best The decrept Lyric Iheatre hcke[eu t1
Entertainment the hard seats temporarily forgotten
u rot annlauds all the way through from the opening
Jroo 80 tho closing where some of these men,
baeweary and wounded left the battle field still march
ing cadence.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-04-15
Benefit Sale

Big Sale for the benefit Of the
James E. Scott Welfare Association
at the Community headquarters,
624s n. w. 18th ave. on Saturday,
April 16 from 9 am. to pm.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-04-15
ON EASTER MONDAYI

1t was not how this that bonnet fit Mary or Jane,
nor how John Jack looked in his new outfit Monday
mornings talk the Sunrise Services and what was said
IN some of churches Most the sunrise attendants
looked upon the service at Virginia Beach as grand
TAR Remarks about the pageant generally favorable
Milford chronicle., 1950-12-29


Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest ConwelI, Of
Milton, were the guests Of Miss
Elizabeth Wilson last Thursday.
Miss Lillian Cade entertained on
Thursday of last week Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Black, Of Milton.
Mrs. Lavina Morris, Miss Lillian
Cade, Miss Elizabeth Wilson and
Miss Sara LOfiand were entertained
at a turkey dinner on Christmas
Day by Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Con-
well at their home in Milton.
NASSAU METHODIST TRIANGLE
f. Charles Louhoff, Minister
Services, Sunday, December 81
Zion Church-9:45 a. m.morning
worship. The Sacrament of Our
Lords Supper will be observed.
1O:45a. m. - Sunday School, Ray
mond M. Lank, superintendent.
Whites Chapel-Sunday School 10
a. m, Norman G. Neff, supt.
IL a. m. - Morning Worship. The
sacrament of Our Lords Supper
will be observed. Selections will be
rendered by the Adult and Junior
G Oirs. At the close of the service
election of Sunday School officers
will be held.
COnley's Chapel-1O a. m. Sunday
School, Alden S. Hopkins, supt.
II a. m. Song and Praise service.
Milford chronicle., 1950-12-29


the program was as fine as ever
given. The outstanding features
were monologue BY Terry Bryan
and singing BY the children. Santa
was present and presented gifts to
everyone and a treat Of box OF
fine chocolates and apples and or
anges. COnley's entertainment was
held on Fri6ay evening, December
22nd, and the church was fu III.
lions Christmas entertainment
was held Christmas Eve with one
of the finest programs given in a
long time. The weather was good
and the church was filled. Every
child taking part was we'll trained
and performed their part in the
program in most excellent way.
It was greatly enjoyed by all pres
ent and received many fine COM
ments. Santa was present and made
every effort not to slight any one
present by giving to all a present
and a treat Of candy and fruit. The
Christmas offering in all three Of
the churches t0talled a good
amount. All Of the churches were
artistically trimmed with Christ
mas decorations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Conwell en-
tertained at a Christmas turkey din
ner IN their home at Milton Mrs.
Lavina Norris, Miss Lillian Cade.
Miss Elizabeth Wilson, and Miss
Sara Lofland, all Of Nassau.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Best are
the proud grandparents of another
boy born into the family on Dec
ember IS, the second son of Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Best, in t e per
son Of Robert Floyd Best, which
adds to the Yuletide spirit and
keeps up the traditional name of the
paternal side Of the family, BEST
And on this Christmas Day the
home Of the grandparents is a home
OF gay festivities and will be cele-
brated with family dinned con-
sisting of turkey and all the trim
mings that so with it. The happy
guests besides the grandparents.
who will participate in the festiyit-
les are Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Best
and sons, Alfred, Jr., and the new
arrival, Robert Floyd, Mr.. and MRS.
Thomas Best, all Of Nassau, Mr..
Milford chronicle., 1950-12-29
NASSAU
By Rev. II. Chas.
IiOuh0n, ID.
Phone
LeWes 1891

we nave reached another Yule-
tiQes and while the world Is on the
brink Of another war, America is
still richly blessed. Tho many
homes at this Christmas season
have q vacant chair Divine PrOvid-
ence charms those vacancies with
the comfort Of Everlasting Love IN
the hearts Of those whose hands
rocked the cradle. AS we look out
over the nations Of the world over
shadoWed with gloom because of
destruction caused by hate and self
lshness, we can still say with hearts
Of gratitude, BLESSED be God and
Father Of Our Lord Jesus G rist''
who sent His Son into the world to
bring cheer ara cOrfort the hearts
Of Believers. We can still say with
the Psalmist. THE Heavens declare
the glory Of God and the Firma-
ment shOweth His HandiwOrk. .
Again are we faced with His words
Not everyone that sayeth unto me,
Lord, Lord, shall enter into the
kingdomOf heaven; but we that
doeth the viii Of my Father which
Is in heaven.
Services were held at Conley's
Chapel on the Nassaa Methodist
Triangle last Sunday. The Sunday
school attendance was above ave
rage and everyone was filed with
the Joy of Christmas. The church
was filed at { e worship service.
The choir sang appropriate Christ
mas music. The sermon topic "The
Birth Of Christ and Why?" was the
theme Of the message by the minis
ter. F. Charles Louh0ff. Two per-
sons we're received into the Church
in full connection. They were Mrs.
Ethel Mars and Miss Helen Marsh.
The Sunday School Christmas
entertainments Of the Nassau Meth
odist Triangle we're among the best
ever. At Whites Chapel Thursday
evening, December 81, an excellent
program WIS rendered in which
the entire Sunday School partic-
ipated. Many gifts were exchanged
and Christmas treat was given
% every one present. At Conley's
Milford chronicle., 1950-12-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Amos McCabe were
very happs to have all their family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Higgins, Of
Seaford, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Boyle
and daughter, Donnie Lee, of Tren-
ton, N. J., Miss Frances McCabe
and Miss Hilda McCabe with them
for Xmas Day dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Steiman Bantom,
of Wilmington, Miss Viola Lehites,
Mrs. Name Tingle, of Roxana, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Lekites, Of Beth
any Beach, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Carl Lekites, Sr., on Christ
mas Day.
Mrs. Ella Townsend entertained
her family, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Townsend, of Chestertown, Md, Mr..
and Mrs. Emmons Phillips and son,
Blaine, Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Van
dergrift and children, Joyce and
Ned, on Xmas Day
Milford chronicle., 1950-12-29

and Mrs. John French and children,
Of Milford, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Truitt and daughters, Of near
Lewes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Kitchens
were entertained at a turkey din
ner on Christmas at the home of
their son and daughter-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Kitchens, and
family at Milford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melloy Conaway
and daughter Melody Anne enter
tanned last weekend and Christmas
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Pincus, Of New
York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mitchell
spent Thursday of last week at
Georgetown and were the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Cooper and
their daughter and sOn-in-laW, and
Mrs. Harry Dukes. On Friday Mr..
and Mrs. Mitchell were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Chase at
Seaford, Del, and on Sunday after
noon they entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
John Joseph, of Georgetown. On
Sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Nit
chell entertained as their guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Wilkins and
son Wayne, Of Georgetown, and on
Christmas Day Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Argo, Of Milton. :
Mrs. Hettie Jester, of George
town, was theguest of her PATENTS,
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Kitchens. last
Friday. On Christmas Day Mr.. and
Mrs. Kitchens entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Kitchens, Of Broad
kin, and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Con-
well, and Mrs. Nora Massey, Of Mil
ton.
Mrs. Eva Ingram, of Lewes Wis
tied Mrs. Lavina Morris last Thur
sday.
Milford chronicle., 1950-12-29

Mrs. Lizzie Quillen entertained
on Xmas Day Mr.. and Mrs Handy
Quillen and son Irwin, and Mrs.
sallie Ellis, Of Millsboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmons Phillips
and son Blaine were Tuesday din
ner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Phillips, Jr., in Selbyyille.
Mrs. Lille Schenck, Of Haddon-
field, n j., was a guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. Lulu Steele on Christmas
Day.
Milford chronicle., 1950-12-29

Mrs. Estella Holt was the guest
Of her SON and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Weston Holt, over the Xmas week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Townsend
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. VIII
liam Townsend in Wilmington on
Christmas Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Way, of
Silver Springs, Nd, spent the Xmas
holiday with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman o. Way.
Milford chronicle., 1950-12-29
SLAUGHTER NECK
By Mrs.
Herschel Bennett
Church News
Sunday, December 81
Rnyf D Hon-~. ncat,,..


Sunday school 10 a. m, Roland
J. West, supt. Worship service
II a. m. The MYF will meet at
6:30 p. m. Prayer meeting We'd
nesday at 7:SO p. m.
Rev. and Mrs. j. P. George and
Mr.. Sam Hastings were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
George H. Townsend.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Noble on
Xmas Day entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
John S. Noble, Jr., and Baby Steph-
en-, of Salisbury, Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
dali Noble, Miss Charlotte Noble,
of EastOn, Pa, Mr. Leaton Hooker,
OF Stockley, and Mrs. Nettie Hook
er.
Milford chronicle., 1950-12-29
Northern Whale Harvest

ST. Johns, NewfOundland-CP)-
A harvest of 4S5 whales was reap
ed in the waters off Newfoundland
and Labrador this season, two
whaling companies here report.
Last year the total catch was 544.
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