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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-10-21
EASIER NOW TO GIVE
CHILDREN A LAXATIVE

Syrup OF Black Draught is made espe
occasional constipation. Children take
IL readily Syrup Of Black Draught Is
pure compounded from finest imported
herbs by a company known for quality
since 1867. So. when your child is fret
full. crying. or out -of-sorts because he
needs a laxative give tasty Syrup Of
Black Draught. And for grown-ups
Black Draught in powder or graduated
form has been popular with four gen
erations; costs a penny or less dose
At your nearest dealer. just ask for
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-10-21

who is now finishing up his
studying at d. / 7.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24

FOR RENTs FOR soo MRN AND
20 the music OF santa ke RanEers az
Milford Community Building every
Tuesday night. O'clock startina
Tuesday, March 28 Admission, 5nc
Carlisle Fire Company Milford
38-3-24-1t
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
CARD o. EHagKs

We wish 90 thanE oar relatives.
friends and neiEhhoFs for tan
flowers. cards. use az ears and manr
other kinanesses duElns the illness
and death ca oar father BAR Lana
EanaeEWende. we WanE "a tnauE
Rev. Daniel T PEiEchard Cor has
comforCnB WcEa=. Haa lhe u-
bearers for their kind services ana
the ladies' rendering the mnsie ana
sinsins Mr ard Nrs. Eusene Han-
deFWende #s-ftn
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
Help WANTED

Opportunities Cor Mea ana Woe
men Ia rapidly aNnandinE H
Firm. Applicants noW halne mlars
viewed FOR the fel.ownE funna
openings
Cabinet MakeF
Eavlon
Furniture salesman
Floor COVERINGS salesman
Floor COVERINGS In
Annlr M Person
SEARS. No N4 AND ca
Dover EaN
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
CARD a. THAg

We wish % express our srantnaa
ana appreciation Tor the cards.
flowers and other knanesses -
our friends. relatives and naHshhnra
during the illness and daafh - anr
sister. kate Watson Hudson. Wa
want Co thank the Reverend Row
lenson and the cholF 81 rha Bathel
N. 3. Church 90 Daesharo far their
comforting words ana KIND ser-
vices Sisters R-Es-fr
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
CARD o. HHANK

We wish to express oar eFatlada
ana appreciation fer the aamars.
cards and other kindnessas az anr
friends. relatives and naiehaurs
during the illness and death al oar
mother Mrs. Mary B Hudson. We
want co thank Rev MlIon Enatr
and Rev elmer H0cknE Cor tneir
comforting words Also the nall-
bears for their kind services. The
Hudson Family Ef-1f
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
BY ORDER o. roWN CoUscm

From This date GA. the Town aE
Green weed makes "a charea af
s10.50 for lead bend in making wa-
ter connections. uE0ReFlV owners
bearing all expenses for inaaalla-
tion and upkeep of same. All nres-
ent connection lo De- maintained .
property owners. All msla lleEion
is t0 BE- made - loWn nlumhaR 90
water mnin
NJ W MEREDITH
3-24-lt Secre1arF
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24

Notice is hereby iNen r e
teFs af AdmluistFatia q d "a. g
a.. were in aue saEm of law
unto the unaers.ened on tan Etn
oaT ol March ~ D. faa and hae
ai persons haNnE claims
the estate ef the deceased nans rn-
sent the same. dulp affeaaa te sha
said Delhart PAM EaEtes an-
isfFator "a p. n g. 6 A. aH ha aa.
tate aE ~ ~
on a. before 1he fth dar 81 h
1851 oF aaaa lhe Act al Assembly,
m saeh ease made ana nra
n NAEL Es
Aamlaislratar a E. IS 81 q.
a nn Ave-
EaIllmora. m8 ea
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24

lOR SALE Large front end londor
for Ford tractor, 4 No. / conditions
Loads TO height of n. one so" metal
ConVCYOG I lMCk rake for Ford tractor,
Priced reasonably Roland Rementor
Georgetown, Del N-S.t1-9tp
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
CARD or THANKS

We wish % thank our relatives.
friends and neighbors for their SER
wees, cards and sympathy during
the recent illness and death of Jos
eph G. Curtis. airs Emma Curtis and
Mr. and MRS. William S. Barlow ana
Family a-9a-1f
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
CARD OF THANKS

Z wish 10 express my sincere
thanks % all nay friends and neieh-
oors for the beautiful gel-well cards
and flowers received during nv re-
cent illness az Johns Hopkins Hos
pilal Mrs. George Hanks. 3-2f-1t
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
CARD or THANKS

wish Cd express nv sinoeRest
gratitude to my many friends who
sent flowers and cards while was
M the hospital and for the birthday
shower given me at the Harrington
Nursing Home Rachel III. Griffith.
3-24-1tp
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
MILFORD SPORTSMAN
GUN CLUB

There win be sheets on Wednas-
days and Saturdays at 2.08 8. M
az the shooting ground az the dIEa
on Cedar Beach Road. 1h mile east
of Milford. George Watson. 2-I0-tf
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
YOU BREAK AND RFVD
We Weld ana Wana

OXy-Aetylene Weldng. Cutnna
ana Brazng We specialize in
Electrical Repairine Batteries
Generators Maenat0a
MILFORD BaTTWnw gnuFrrur
stanley Hunter. REonriatan
Phone 55I2
One block east 81 Flrst Narana1
Bank a-ae-rs
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24

FOR SALE Lespodozn seed. reclran-
20. free of doddor Gc prr 10 TOO split
y mite OAK posts TtlEhmuu outton
Harrington. Phone Greenwood i3t7.
-itp
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
CHOICE LOTS Ann HOMES ron

SALE Choice frontage on Il. 4, IA
twont Hldel y mile north OF Green
wood, Excellent commercial or home
alton. AlHo choice lots aud hompn ON
PonneWill Terrace, Greenwood Rena.
onhhly priced Terms can be- nrrnhg.
ed ALSO viii build you home from
your plans ana specifications. charles
bhstaaa0stf
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24

LOST-N yellow male cat. amber ares.
wore red collar Reward Baxter. e0a
south walnut stFee1 milford Hnane
aals a-1l-lt
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
FOR SALE

STARTED CAPONS FOR SALE.
l'lNcV your order early for Alberta
Farms & week old CapOns Amy breed
dVSlrcd from punorum clean nocks
Si9hO per hundred, Minimum order 10.
For open dates for custom caponiZing.
write or phone l., 4, Stanly, Jr, Al
hortN Farms, Clayton Del. Phone
smyrna 93al. 3-l7-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24

FOR SALE

foE eaIE ..d electric fefrlfsr-
ahd 49, Fishers Apple
Mifafa a-l7-2t
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
HOVSE, INCLIiDINC AnJOININC

lUIlLDlNO LOE FOR SAl4E y IN
! Houston tho former residence or the
late John II, Cain For further mfur-
nation see Mra Il, u, Williams or
Tom h. Williams, Milford, S.st,lp
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24

WANTED Experienced man wants
job on farm or hroiler farm with living
quarters and conVeniences Write 20
no S T.. Second street. Milford Del
3-3i-ltp
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24

FOk SALE Homes, Five room
home oN dUpout Highway, . miles
north OF Milford, An conVepiouces.
garage, and one acre of ground a
houV at the cdgv nf Milford city lmit,,
NoNrtNu hlmdS. otl heat. basement,
MtuWood floors, expansion attic and
NrgV lot Ia milford, homo With
modeN kttchcM venetian blinds, tll1
Mth hardwood floors, oil heat, base
moNt, two bedrooms and living room
Another homo Ia Milford Five nice
rooms NNd hath, storm windows and
NcrCVOS, venetian blinds, fun cellar
and drive, ul hcat and can move in
Aprl I, i9aO, These homes are alt
priCod reasonable and possession can
he had quickly, Veterans can huy any
mcNt aud With monthly payments run
NME from SS3sG to Slss3 luformat ION
or inSprctlon CNu be 0Crauged ON amy
or Nll ot these homes hN calling Harvey
O. Marvel Insurance aud Real Estate
HhuNo ltGG, milford, lat-3-9t-tt
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
NALFSWFV WAVTFn !

nationally known lines 20 sell. Pick
your territory. Apply Sussex Roofing
and Siding Company Ihidgeville, Del
Phone 323l 2l-3-24-2t
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24

ron SALE bungalow, rooms and
bath, Modern COuNVniUnCpNS garage
and other buildings, Located ON main
highway Route llS, mlloS south ot
Milford. Phone Milton 63S9, Rouurd
Moore, Milton, bel N-3-l1.tt
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24

fOR SALE AS Ford SGO 0O
water pump. $1,000 Show cnsc. ais il
5000 Elmer Tiice. Greenwood Phone
4t&h -2t.9p
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24

foE hALEAN as good as new.
anH Foes hes i0adef. haY-Ffain-oorn
elevator oliver AuH Arh0f hav halef
Hife automatic thFeadef international
siae has rake. fertilizer and lime drill
Geese Nofu planter tractor lufefna-
fionai alsk power lawn mower Am fhe
Hhatf As priced 40 sell ff Nou are
loaliftF fuf feai huB. eaN s ~ Ayers.
aealerd 5sas 0i gZll af uishih
sE-I-Ib-fl
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24

BRIGGS AND sTRATTON PARTS,
SALES AND SEitViCE-C Covordale'a
Electric and Repair Service. ii5 NJ 70.
Front street. Phone S3i6, Milford.
7-l6-Q
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
GAIFSWFN WAVTPD -

panded sales program offers several
excellent opportunities for qualified
men who are looking To the future.
Excellent starting wage and commits
slonS- many other advantages selling
Sears nationally advertised products.
Representative will interview i'm store
"Wednesday, March %. Call Dover
aS7l for appointment, or cali in person
Wednesday 10 "a. m tin ~ noon: or
] p, M. TN D. m. Telephone Dover
5S1l, Sears ROebuck and Company.
32-3i Loockerman street, Dover, Del.
75-3-17-2t
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
ALL VETERANS ENTITLED I

So DISCOUNT-A. j.. Doman en5
sons Sales Jeep Service, Red am
Farm, one mile north OF Nassau on
LeWes- Milford Highway. Our new
phone number Is LeWes I94l.
33-12-2-tf
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24

EOR SALE Two story furnished
cottage at Rro0dNill Beach, fronting
ou Delaware Hay. Gas. electric, screens.
etc; 6 rooms porch front and side,
extra lot IA rear Short drive TO Mill
tom Milford, Fishing, cNhhlng, oys-
tors, CLAIMS, and many nearby fresh
wNter MkvN, Priced low for quick sale.
Goorgo Collins. Agent, Milton. Phone
aata, 63-3-2i-3t
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24

ron SALE one "a acre farm with
room house aud bath. hot and cold
water, electric ana oil heat, on hard
,ated iiH mllmse sNonth vi of 'ii1npl,6HgsUS,llo,
D acres or apple trees, 20 acres Of
and 20 acrea meadow
land, with running stream Of water
One laying house, "a e. X 30 e., one
broller house, equipped with lights
and water for 5000 hroilera Can give
poHneHplon ln 80 days, A l0 Brnmhln
aud SON, Phone 2iil, nrldgevlllp, Del.
Call at night, Restst9stf
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24

fOk SALE Garage. also small
building. suitable for summer kit
chen. both buildings are Clcun. Write
BOX 1885, Route No. 3. or phone Mil
ford $3.50 3-g8.lt
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24

FOR kENT H Inlurnished three
room and bath apartment n Hen-Del
Apartments, 30l n. NJ Front street.
Milford no children. Available after
March DIS. Apply hy phone. Milford
f226. 3-at-tt
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24

FOR SAI.N-O Ono u4ed m n row.
hoat suitable for haul seines, fishing
or outhoNrd motor ono new i6 n
roWhoNt never hoon Ia the water, ON
new Master Craft boat trailer Both
boats complete with oars, ropes and
anchors, ono Johnson ScN Horse. 2-p,
lO h, y, Outhoard motor. neutral for
ward and rcVcrSo gears, Auxiliary gas
tank, Has not heoN run over 10 hours.
All tu perfect condition, Frank Glen
daNiol lnco Lincoln, Del, Phone Mil
ford 16lt 76-2-i0.tf
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24

EOR SALE tinmg station with
store aud dwelling, doing a very profit
able business, over S5O0.OO net per
mouth, Much better Ia spring and
summer season, ON main highway.
lust outside Milton, l0or health reason
for Svlltug, Priced very reasonably.
Contact George Collins, Agent, Milton,
npL Phone ahGh. 47-S-2t-3t
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24

FOR SALE crib with mattroa4.
hahy coach. also q E washing ma
chine All ln good condition Mrs
corn Brandt shawnee Road. Milford
3-l7-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24

FOR RALE-tined 2m yard dunn
body and hoist. Ia perfect condition A
1871 ton Dodge engine, 80 perfect
condition. Also nta other Chyalor cara
ana trucks, Also 30 inch truck wheels
Tor Ford or Dodge trucks Gale a.
Grove. Lynch Heights, Milford Phone
bIbl. A0st2-Ostf
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
W gNIFISE

WANTED Experienced silk hnisher
Tor dry cleaning plant CAN Seaford
$3.50. 3-2f-lt
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24

FOR SALE Power lawn mowers,
llroady and (StandarN gNrdcn traes
tors, farm implements, phtlco retrlg-
orators, treeAerS and trlcVtAtOn, Ask
or send for catalogue. llemoprn Motor
Company, LeWos, Del phouo SGil and
3alh MtaalfuAt
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24

CLEANED, ron SALE Sta "a tostrd,
purity, g9il%, crop socd O,OOet, inert
matter O,20E, weed seed OS9et, total
germinRtlon 9s%, Frank Clrndanlrl
Lincoln Dial Milford AGll, gSs9.lO.tt
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24

WANTED n Employment Reliable
married man (White) capable of oper-
ating tractors and equipment licensed
truck driver, experienced electrical and
plumbing work, viii consider manage
ment of large farm Can give refer
ence Apply TO Donald O. Donovan.
GO Charles f. Witt. Phone Milford
1862, Milford Neck Road. Il. No B.
near Lynch Heights S-24-3tp
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24


NOTlCE-T. v. aerials Installed We
go anywhere 10 erect your televisi0n
aerial Height up 20 100 feet We fur
ntsh everything necessary for the cor
rect installation. We do not sell tele-
vision SETS Call or write as for free
estimates. Phone 4l4A. Jerry kehlen-
brink, BridgeVille, Del 45-3-16-tf
NOTICE-Place your order with as
now for Southern States starting and
growing mash. BE ready when your
chicks arrive. We have feeders. foum-
tains, litter, and the complete line Of
supplies YOU need for profitable chick
raising Southern States Milton Coop
erative. Phone 5562, Milton. 3-24-lt
NOTICE. re-uphOlster and renn-
ish wood work on living room furni-
ture. DO you need living room furni-
ture platform springs tiede Do YOU need
living room cushion springs replaced
and padded? I have large selection
OF samples for you TO choose from can
Joe az Lincoln City. Phone Milford
Sass Az-3-l0-tf
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
NOTICE

NOTICE-We are contractors. Be
fore building call Frederick 3041. day
or night. 1870 Il
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24

NOTICE E-Landseaping Of an types
Let me grade your lawn, SOW your
grass, and trim your shrubhery Harry
II. Walls, 4o5 south Washington street
Phone 4108 Milford a-1o-ffn
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24

NOTiCE-We are interested ln help
tng you solve your insurance prob
lgms. No obligation created. Can as
today, The iugg Agency, i6 s. W.
Front street, Phone Milford 6tel.
2S-2-t0-tf
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24

iug, three rooms and hath, not euulp,
ped, located m North Milton, lMilt
about two years prCed exceptionally
low for quick sale, Also many other
desirable homes aud farm properties,
George Collins Mlltou nol phouo
0abo, M.3s9lsSt
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24

WANTED Dependable hroiler grow
er, 10000 house. AN cOnveRiences. Five
room house with bath. Free Must see
20 appreciate. Good salary. bonus.
Delaware Poultry Farm, Hartiy. Del.
Phone Whlteoaks 43Sl. 29-3-24-lt
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
Q. s mAIL SCHEDULE ran
MILFORD. DELAWARR
EDWARD H. KINNEY. En
for
Euel GA and Aaroseaa
al ll-2 TT .--.l-. D.


For roofing and water nrooanv
service eall Al H short ana snn.
Glendale. Phone Greenwood TTaz
1-6-tf
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24

FOR SALE While they hast Les.
pedeza seed. recleaned 81 90 per hush
al. see W. n Draper, Milford Phone
4Ol9 or Norman j Workman, Primo
Hook Neck. Phone Milton 63i9,
Zs-3-1O-at
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24

WANTED huy or rent. small
cottage, Rehohoth Beach, or vicinity.
Must he reasonable or will consider
buying lot Write BOX ., ESQ Milford
Chronicle Milford 27-3-24-lt
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
NEW RUNGALOW FOR SALE =.

INV hA NWNA EWN NNAAE $50
Modern, i've rooms, ready for occu-
lmncN located IN Milton, Delaware.
Complete With heat. bath, venetian
blinds, and inaid lmoleum; also nice
haNemVNt living room has hCamed
cetllng, Kitchen finished Ia knotty pine.
Apply W, G. White, co Whites Hat
ehorN Milton, 4l-2-2t-tf
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
WANTED

WANTEDl SOY BEANS - Frank
Vlendaniel, lno,, Lincoln, Del iO-sS-tf
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24

FOR SALE Bulding lota, Just out
side town limits OF Milton, on main
highway No. to- - muc tn transit line.
business svcuuM churches, schools,
Prices ranging from ShO to $ShO, Gcorgc
Collins Milton Del phour 6aGa,
3l,3.2tsN
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
For SALE

FOR SALE Large assortment Nan-
drNllls klnE flower seeds start many
Varieties now la flats inside Humes
Hardware, Milford. 3-9t-tt
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
800 MEN AND WOMEN WANTED..

To hear and dance 10 Santa Fe Rang
erS at Milford Community Building
every Tuesday night at 9 O'Clock. start :
lng Tuesday March 2S. Admission soc.
Carlisle Fire Company Milford
29-3-2l-lt
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24

station aud lNmg auNrtora i,Oeated
nn .mnln road from Milford 90 ltehOe
both llenCh and Ocean CitV al lmers
eeotlon OF Routes "a ANA lH plNee do
lhs good hueneaa, Mr. and Mira. WoOda
row plckerson Phone ll36 Milton,
l)eh aalfaAtp
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24

FOR SALB Farm, 80 aerra, 40 till.
able, 10 IN timber seven room house.
running WHtpr aud electricity Cnopa
for 1000 brollera With lights and Wh
ter small COW barn, corn crib, double
shWHe ln Harrington, past Vernon,
on AdHmnvillp Noad Phone lmrunp
ton NioD, Price SB,iOO. HALF cnph need
ed 41-349i-gt
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24

FOR SALE Compare our Southern
Statea Super Korean LeSpcdcaN with
.oeM seed and see the difference you
FAN have for u few CentS per Ner', 9c
per pound, southern states milford
Cooperative, Phone h6li, Milford
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24

NOTICE - General insurance. Elre
Windstorm, Auto. Fidelity and surety
Bonds, Accident, Liability. Burglary.
Plate Glass, Bank and Agent Auto o.
nanclng. Harry s. Rust. sos Marshall
street, Milford. Telephone 67A1.
m2e-tf
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24

NOTlCE-Pigs are not born with
silver spoons in their mouths They
are likely TO have curls in their tails.
though, If farroWed hy soWs GETTING
DIR. Hess Hog Special Contains tOnics
and essential minerals. Obtainahle at
Humes Hardware, Milford.
3-2f-4-7-2t
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24

ROOMS FOR RENT - 8EMa-RElEs
NATE BATH. Hot water. near husi-
ness section. $500 per week. singles
$1,000 double. Hotel Norman AnneE
H u. turnisa Phone 54l8. Milford
a6~l1-A-tf
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24

Winter and summer comfort paws for
itself when we insulate your home
with Rock Wool For free estimates
eau or write Better Homes ComDanv.
Georgetown 20 or 1481. faE-ff
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
SALESLAnY MANTFn
Expen-

Z
eneed ladies' ready y-to-Wear-One who
can and viii sew for alterations Po-
Sltlon m nearby seashOre shop. Part
time leading 10 fun time. Transporta- !
ton necessary. Write Box 8. co Mil
ford Chronicle, Milford 35-3-24-It
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
GREEN (ODOENl NOYnNANN VOR

SAh9 mcreaae Your yielda hy plant
eeaHlully groWn nnd hnrVeHted, idpAl
Tor low or hlHh ground lNiaed and
sold hN ll0pkna lroH, lNrheHhN aud
Milton For Information call Milton
ava Ma3al2aft
ron SALE iOi9 Alma houae trAila
en- Aleepa four Very Rond condition.
l'flood low for quick nRlp. Would make
a nice home for npWlYaWeda dtrmg
the housing Hh0rtage, llArnld White,
NnorRptOWn, "a miln on dirt road
leading from pullitt'u Nllng station
liunt north OF QporgrtOWnl,
AhsastOetf
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
7TIFTL COLIIE pUppIrg

fok -lnnoeulatrd for dlntom-
prt and Wormed. Several rondy 90 go
up kenhrne Kennels, Houston Phone
MILFORD ad4h, 2k.3-iT-tf
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24

ron SALE \ brother farm, 10000
capacity equipped; 6-room BUNGALOW
with hath, electric, basement, barn,
other outhulldinga, I milcS from l.Nu-
rel Mortgage available, $4,000, Il, =,
brock, Laurel, Dol M-S-9t-lt
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24

FOR SALE Capon farm. capacity
i've thousand capuns. Equally suitable
Tor 1900 layers. or could be- used for
twelve thousand hrolers. Prey, Ellen
dale. Del 3-3-5tp
Evening star., 1950-11-10
Emily


A letter says: eve have a new
car and also some good friends
whom we love. Nothing would
please us more than to ask them
out with us If it did not mean
taking their children, too. Invari-
ably the children will be allowed
to eat something and it is all over
the car. Last time the upholstery
bore the brunt of candy bars. How
can we handle this situation SO
as not to cause hurt feelings?
Please do not say that the only
way is not to invite them.
Since you say these are good
friends who you know very well
you certainly can say, Please
don't let the children eat any
thing sticky in the car" You may
very well prevent this by offering
dry popcorn or crackers, which
you keep on hand-neither of
which would be spelling to the
car.
lmpersonol Message
Dear Mrs. POST, Would 1t seem
forward of me to send a birthday
greeting to a young man I met
last summer and who took me
out while visited a cousin but
from whom I haven't heard since?
I know it will be his birthday,
soon. but I don't want to have
him think I'm running after him.
Answer: Sending a birthday
card certainly is the proper ges-
ture If it's message is impersonal.
"A Question Of Heort
Dear Mrs. Post: Co-workers
have voiced their opinions this
way: why doesn't she take off
her wedding ring now that her
husband is not living?" Others I
know think it. proper for me to
continue wearing it. What is
right?
Answer: For so long as your
husband has first place in your
heart you wear your ring-in
many cases this Is for life and
for others shorter time.
Mourning for Child
Dear Mrs. Post: Does a mother
ever go into mourning clothes for
young child?
Answer: If very young she sell
dom does, but she may If she
wants to.
Evening star., 1950-11-10


| Miss Louise Melissa Cahill
daughter of Mrs. James Augustine
Cahill and the late DR.. Cahill, will
be presented to society by her
mother at tea dance November
"a at the Chevy Chase Club.
A number of parties are being
planned for the debutante who is
student at American University
Mrs. Joseph J. Mundell will give
luncheon in her honor Saturday
at the Army Navy Town Club and
the following Saturday she will
be honored at dinner dance at
Columbia Country Club to be
given by Miss Geraldine Garrity
Following her debut, Miss
Nancy Graham Kear will enter
tain for Miss Cahill at dinner at
the home of her parents. DR.. and
Mrs. Frank Gregg Kear.
Two Christmas season lunch
cons have also been planned for
Miss Cahill. One to be givenr by
her sister. Mrs. Joseph Stanley,
and the other by her aunt, Mrs
Frederick Stohlman.
Miss Cahill Is a graduate o1
| Stone Ridge Convent of the
Sacred Heart.
Evening star., 1950-11-10
Marriages Announced

DR.. and Mrs. Norvin c. Kiefer
have announced the marriage Of
their daughter, Elisabeth Anne. to
Mr.. William Warren Wiigus, son
of Mrs. E. M. Warder of Toledo
Ohio. The ceremony was per-
! formed in the rectory of st. Mary's
Roman Catholic Church at San
dusky. Ohio. the Rev. C. j. Dob
meyer officiating September II.
The reception followed in the
home of the brides aunt. Mrs,
w. L. Shepherd in Sandusky
followed by dinner at Marshalls
Inn in Marblehead. Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilgus are living
/ in Waterloo, Iowa, where he is
connected with a packing COM
|pany.
Sonsbury-WiIson
Mrs. Edna L. Wilson and Mr..
Homer T. Sansbury were married
October IL in the Rhode Island
Avenue Methodist Church, the
Rev. w. Arnem Roberts ofhciating.
The reception followed, the hostess
being Miss Georgia Woodberry
who also served as maid Of honor
for her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sansbury. both
formerly of Florence, S. c., will
continue to live In Washington.
KunzIe- Boxer
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Kunzle
are living at 102 Argyle street In
Rockville since their return from
their wedding trip. They were
married October 81 in the Nc
Donald Chapel at Ounce Orchard,
Md, the Rev. Karl Newell Off
ciating. The bride formerly was
Miss Eleanor MarceHa Baker and
is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William E. Baker Of Ounce Or
chard. The reception was held in
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Howard in Rockville
CIork-Puccio
Miss Virginia Puccio. daughter
of Mrs. Carmen Suero Castro of
Arequipa. Peru, was married
October % to Mr.. Philip w. Clark,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clark
of Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Allen
Clark, uncle and aunt of the
bridegroom, were hosts at the re-
ception which followed the cere-
mony in st. Johns Church.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Clark will return