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Evening star., 1951-08-12
CASHIER

Experienced. to handle receipts 70
service department of Lincoln-Mer
sHfRL1NGToN MOTOR co
279o s. Arlington Mil Dr.. Arl. Va
IA
CHEF for 1st-class night club, Cal
WA. $685. between " pm. and
CHEF wanted for country club, whit.
reliable; live in: SIS per week plu
room and board. Box 2o6-L. Star
CHEF COOK. 1st class; seafood exr
pref; take fuil charge; 5000 pay fo
CHINA PACKERS and craters. MER
CHANTS TRANSFER q STORAGE
CLERK--Reliable man for hardwar
store. Phone or call at D1SMER'S
mgr, CO. 0531.
CLERK. experienced in handling fig
ures and familiar with use OF calcI.
lator and adding machine. Reply
stating STATING age: experience and salsrJ
cIEkkWomss4 cdfssfo VIZ as4G Snds4 sta5 10 in s s3.
offlce Of national organization; per.
manent. knowledge OF tipping anc
bookkeeping essential. Ma. 4S03
Monday.
WHOLESALE ACCESSORY ANE
SUPPLY CO. wants man to do light
work around store: no exper. neces-
sary; short hours, 1904; 5-day wk.
knowledse Of typing helpful. Apply
l3a1 Spring I'd. NV.
CLERK.TYPIST General ONCE
work; 5-day wk. Address applica
ton 2 Q; Box 593s.
Te1i., 1len; See NJ Gr6 Clarke. BRoGKWAY
CLERK-TYPIsT. young man, 22-a6,
Tor part-time work in real estate
nrm; hrs. 4 PMS pm. each day;
nexible time ARRANGEMENT may be
arranged. straight salary for clerical
work. FREDERICK w. BERENS,
Mortgage Bankers, 1928 x st. NV
CLERK-TYPIST. for full time work,
pleasant working conditions and
company benefits: apply KAY JEW
ELRY CO., sol H st. ne. Ia
SALESMAN-Man thor.
oughly experienced In selling fine
quality. highly styled clothing and
sportswear. An outstanding oppor-
ing salesman. Apply to Mr.. Rudden,
FRED PELZMAN FASHION SHOP,
cLoTaiNG Ii1SH 4 &. SALESMAN SALE For Ine mem.
store. Year-round position. Salary
and commission. Experience pre-
ferred, Apply WEBSTER CLOTHES
l012 F st. NV -l6
COLLECTORS and statesmen. Estab-
lished routes. disqualification, ac-
cident, sickness and life; no exper
necessary; vacation with pay; group
insurance and pension plan. S65-
S75 week assured to start Increased
earnings after training period. Also
openings in Arlington and Alex
andria. Va. Apply 1915 14th st.
MANAGER, experi-
enced. aggressiveman for our col
lection dept; installment experience
necessary; excellent opportunity
EISEMAN'S, F st. at 7th NV.
COLLECTOR-SALESMAN, exper. not
nee. but helpful; if aggressive and
dependable we will show you how
to average $125 per wk. plus bonus;
II in this business now and not
aver. $125. see US or get out. you
are in the wrong business: good car
nee. STANDARD HOME EQUIP
MENT CO.. 330O 11th st NV Ia
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BAR HELPER, white; good salary
Stewart, OCCIDENTAL REsTAU-
RANT; l4ll Penna. ave. NV. -12
BOOKkEEPER, thoroughly capable of
seesabe abe nsss e sn.sse al fsseunss ae
counts; must be honest, conscien-
tious and reliable: give full details
as to age and qualifications. Box
BookkIEPER SS5i; isEf' for small printing PRINT
plant; complete charge of ONCE and
answering telephone; some knowl-
edge of printing helpful but not
necessary. State salary expected
and experience. Box 2ss-G, Star.
BooKKEEPER toFFICE MGR.l for
new car automobile agency, D. C.
area in Maryland; automobile ex-
perience helpful but not neces-
sary; one with ability to manage
and direct personnel just as es.
sent sentiai oS., as bookseepins. A perms.
and desire for advancement; vaca-
tton hosp. holidays: salary un-
limited; references required; all re-
plies answered and held in strictest
eonfidencs; Box 1861. Star. ia
BOOkKEEPER with accounting back
sTeuns Me sox ExseIlsns t, .nnar salary Apply
BRICKLAYERS for glazed tile work
at surrattsville School. Clinton. Md.
BRICKLAYERS-For church Job at
North Carlyn Springs rd. and YER
mont St, Arl.. Va. Ia
BRICKLAYERS t3). II they're not
good. don't apply; DU; 1913.
BRICKLAYERS. white. 1st-class me-
chanics only; S26 per day. Apply
job. Eastern ave and Laurel st.
ne, Takoma Park. D. c., or call
LA. 6-425S after 6 u.m IA
BULLDOZER -Colored
for Caterpillar D-6 and DIS; ex-
perienced. MOUNT EXCAVATION
co. RA. 5126 IA
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Cattle Include:

goo Yearling Heifers
l47 YearlinG Steers
IS Feeder Calves
55 Cows: some with calves by side
Also. 30 head of purebred Angus
and Hereford
WRITE FOR CATALOG CIV.
ING VIEWS AND DESCRIP.
TIONS OF THESE OUT.
STANDING FARMS AMI
LISTS OF M HINER y
AND CATTLE.
Evening star., 1951-08-12

When answering advertisement
addressed to Star bores do NOT
inclose ORIGINAL references. photo
graphs or other materials OF per-
SonaI pdlue. Copies serDe the pnr-
pose and originals may get lost.
Evening star., 1951-08-12
Auto Mechanics (2)

AULU M6CIldnICS vi
We think we have the best nav
plan in the city. Talk with our
present men. then see Mr.. Stevens
service manager
Benning Motors, Inc.
1900 Bennins Rd. NE. FIR. 1926
Evening star., 1951-08-12

DRY CLEANING, experienced oper-
ator for cleaning room: capable
maintaining equipment. Also, quality
presser wanted. Apply BLAKE
SANDOZ DRY CLEANERS. Ills
Wilson blvd. Arlington. OK. O756.
Evening star., 1951-08-12

o-ddyI fo~1IOuI WCChb SOOA OP-
portunity for right men. Call
1713 Kalorama I'd. NV.
DRIVER, part time, for school bus,
hours, 70 am, 3:30-5:30 pm. D.
day, week, holidays, S1oo per mo.
Call GIL. 1900, S-5. -12
DRIVER. experienced; sober; dry
opportunity; salary and Commission,
2414 Wise. ave-, EN-. 9767. IA
DRIVERS-For large magazine dis
tributor Perm. position twhite)
5-da. wk. Apply 1l2l 9th st. NV.
DRIVER, white. for established dry
not required. EXCELSIOR CLEAN
Frs. 500 Kennedy st. NV, GE.
DiR1iVIlER-For light delivery; white.
D: G; dryers permit; Ih. 40zhr week,
2l7 H st. ne. Ii j6-7476.
DRIvER-COLORED; married; for
rug cleaning plant: must know
5TinS 555 J refs. Apply piENER's INC,
DRIVING iuN1 HId Il sfNsTRucroR-opportu- aR
nifty for capable driving instructor
ganization; earnings dependent upon
individual performance; must have
d. c. instructors permit; cars
equipped with dial controls. Apply
Room 219 Mills Bldg. 18th and
Pa. ave. NV. AMERICAN AUTO
MOBILE ASSOCIATION. -I2
DRIVER-PORTER, permanent; good
salary and excellent opportunity
for advancement: Nd. slicense and
some mechanical ability necessary;
must be honest. sober and reliable
Apply MR.. KLEIN, 4S0S R. I. ave
ne, Hyatts., 9:30-11:30 am
DRIVER SALESMAN, white. 25 to 35
yrs; estab. food speciality company;
5.-day wk., guar. and commission,
pleasant working condS. Write Box
Al, Star for interview. State age,
exper.. etc. -12
DRIVERS WANTED qo). to drive
cabs in Silver Spring. full or part
time, up to so yrs. of age; excellent
pay; no exper. necessary. YELLOW
CAB, Silver Spring, ST. 1921.
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AUTO SALESMAN

auto salesman; plenty Of nice cars
to sell at the right prices; 1909
floor time Experienced man can
average $500 per year. AUTO
WHOLESALERS INC. 1871 Bla-
densburg rd. ne See Mr. Michael.
son after pm
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HELP MEN
AUTO PARTS CLERK

Chrysler products, experienced: excel
security; many benefits. See Mr..
johnson. PEAKE MOTOR CO.,
De Soto-Plymouth Dealer, 4505 Wis.
Evening star., 1951-08-12
EDITOR

Wilson blvd. Arlington. OK. O756.
EDITOR
For weekly newspaper. Washington
area; must be hard-hitting crusader.
re-write man, columnist; give phone
number. experience, salary required,
Box 403-K. Star. -'
ELECTRICIANS 90. steady work.
top wages. Call GIL. 0056 Mon. bet.
S-6 pm.
ELECTRICIANS. iobbing work: truck
furnished; good working conditions;
VACATION with pay. Call MR.. WEST
EIECTRIcAL CRAFTSMEN. desiring
to learn estimating in electric al
contracting organization; 5-day wk..
good salary. Phone ST. 1886 Ia
ENGINEERING SCHOOL
graduate wanted by patent law firm
in Washington for research work;
opportunity for advancement in the
profession. State age. experience
and salary expectations. Box 191-J.
EIECtTRoNIc TEcHNIcIAN - Expe-
rienced in wiGGing and machine
OPERATORS t2). colored.
for apartment building near 14th
st. and Columbia I'd. NV. Must
have permit. Hours 7:30 am. to 5
pm. s pm; to IL p.m. Call res.
ELEv1AToR OPERATOR WANTED
Hours, 4-12 pm; salary, S75 per
mo. Apply Mr.. Layne. 1400 Fair
mont st n w. bet 9 M and l pm,
Evening star., 1951-08-12
AUCTION

Williams Auction House
9ls NEW YORK AVE, NV.
THIS TUES. (AUG. 14th). . Pm.
Terms: Cash. Prompt Removal.
Those looking for the better home or
apartment furnishings are respect
fully invited to attend our sale
this Tuesday.
AUCTIONEER's PHI. MA. $500
Evening star., 1951-08-12

DRIVER-SALESMAN
White, 21-39, for estab. dry cleaning
rtS.; guar. sal and comm. SAM
TARY CLEANERS, 1920 14th NV
Evening star., 1951-08-12

DRIVER-SALESMAN
Retail ice cream vending route: 2
day week; excellent opportunity for
the right man. Apply l to 8
pm. No phone calls.
Jack & Jill Ice Cream Co.
Evening star., 1951-08-12
DISTRICT MANAGER
AT ONCE

MANAGER for perm. field sales man.
agerial position. Previous expert
ence in organizing, training mad
guiding saleSpeople required. Age
30-45. Must have car. New. easy
to learn proven selection and tram
program will insure excellent re-
suits. Exceptional earnings dis
cussed at interview. Write qualifia-
cations to EDWARD NEVILs Marion
New York.
DOOR INSTALLER for aluminium
combination storm doors. Must bt
mechanic and have truck. Cal
STORM MASTER, ST. 01S9; Mon
and Tues. 7:30 TO 10 am =13
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CAR WASHER

Permanent position in The EveninR
Star garage for colored man who
is 2o-35 years OF age. energetic. in
good physical condition and is will
ing to give good attendance. Apply
days, $3.50 to 5, and Sat. o to /
No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
IIOl Penna. Ave NV
CARPENTER-Man exper. in all
phases OF construction of low cost
aGa Il
REALTY NC. pU. 4s4S. NIs T
CARPENTER-Trtm work. Mclean.
Virginia; Mr.. VIA. Elmwood 3429 !.
CARPENTER, thoroughly experienced
Mage neme pSs oTsTde psoee hoSTy MR
WHITE At OIL, 551O days. .-12
class mechanics need apply. Long
Ja 1ob good g,a pay, sH 1854; after 8,
CxRPESS1ERs t2). finished mecnsn. fs
ies; n; SO 5000 sg1s wages can MR.. CLARK
CARPENTERS. rough and helpers
Apply at Riggs rd. and East West
hwy. Hyattsyille. Md. Follow sign
to RIGGS TERRACE CORP. I2
tAhF EN- Eh. STEADY WOrK lOf mar
| to do rough and trim work. Apply
206 Brookside dr.. Kenwood. Nd.
CARPENTER, rough and trim. non.
union. Only experienced need apply
| Call after $40 pm. MI. 4746 Ia
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES work; new
| house framing. finish and trim
| EDW. G. ADAMS. WI. 95l1.
CARPENTER-Good trim man. Apply
| J. B.. TIFFEY Job. at 1st and Tay-
| lor st. ne
CARPENTERS-Steady inside work
for men experienced in remodeling;
start S2.25 per hr. See foreman
on job. l4l0 Euclid st. NV IA
CARPENTERS. first class. Must have
tools and transp.; year round
employment. Apply with tools,
am: Monday. CHESAPEAKE RE-
MODELLING CO., 602 Penna. ave.
CARPENTERS. rough and finish
Experienced mechanics only; steady
work. See MR.. MAST, Monday, 7:3O
a IA k,x. 81
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Drug Warehouse Clerk

Top salary for right man: drug OF
exp ex9er prefe5rsd hospital
able; all answers confidential Phone
ia. 4-0450 or write COMMUNITY
DRUG. 1906 s. Four Mile Run Or.
Arlington. Va.
Evening star., 1951-08-12

Household furniture of every descrip.
tion; personal effects, valuable china
glassware. bric-a- -brac. Crosley Shell
vador, maple. mahogany and walnut
bedroom and dining room groups
upholstered davenports and chairs
floor and table lamps, electric fans,
draperieS, office desks and chairs
chrome table and chairs bamboo
porch furniture. mirrors, paintings,
beds, box springs. mattresses. etc.
At Public Auction
AT SLOAN'S
715 18th St.
TUESDAY
August 14th
at 10 AM
C. G. SLOAN e. CO., INC.
Auctioneers. Estab. 1S9l
IermS, Cash. au1o Ii
Evening star., 1951-08-12

DRUG CLERK-Recent active exper.
ience; permanent position: $50 pei
week to start; extra advantages fol
good man. HIGGER'S DRUGS. 501i
Connecticut IA
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SPECIAL NOTICES
AUCTION SALES

ANTIQUE AND MODERN furniture
glass china frames, bric-a-brac,
etc. TIL. 7:30 pm. SUBURBAN
AUCTION. Rockville. Md.
c. G. SLOAN & CO., INC.
Auctioneers- Appraisers
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HELP WANTED AGENCIES

BooKKEEPERs AND ACCOUNT.
tons: ATLAS. i4aO N. Y. AVE ave NV NV
TEACHERS WANTED, elementary,
sHIFo sHiIIFesry fEAcaERs SiSss AeHscSs sG se?Se sgs
rEAeaERs cafEsss wi sxhss Rs1.0 If nd aSaabe for
prompt placement write today, Civ
TEAcHfERsl fdssl1ssiHRs AGENCY, srosd.dTsee ooEeFsN
Al RECEPTIONIST G). knoll. typ
ing,n ing, 500 sSd6 gk Or. reseptionist, knoll
Hundreds Of others. Est. IS yrs.
Oldest. largest emp. service in D. C.
Welcome See Miss Evans today,
The EMPLOYMENT CENTER
bids SGyds' Na. & ss; ss4H. q 18th NV e-s'Or'
scH0oL SECRETARY %; mus,
type; knoll. bookkeeping, unusually
interesting; excl. future; near D. C.;
frslRed: fs,5 r. Miss Evans; BoyD'S' 5,S' 20
bookkeeper. expr. S65-$7O wk.;
bkypr. .-typist, SIS wk. Many others
hourly. Miss Gray or Miss Morgan,
PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911 G st.
BookkfkpEsRRss a,o HA sRsO, a.. to $40 vk uD,
asst, bkpr., knoll. typins. Bethesda
mattresses, hostesses. Many openings.
MISS Black at BOYD'S. 100 18th,
corner G NV. MA. 2340.
DIETICIAN %, fun maintenance and
salary; MISS REED. 1871 G st.
NV. Ma. 60SS.
AL SECRETARY (m1. start S325,
Mail room clerk, young man.
Shipping clerk, start $50 week,
Credit clerk, pref. expr., S22O.
MneSSenger. knoll, typing, open.
ACCOUNTANT, start Sl00 wk.
Hundreds of others DAILY, Est II
yrs. See Miss Gray or Miss Morgan.
Ma: ZIG or Ma. $3.50,
PERSONNEL SERVICE
1871 G st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-08-12

(H.F.) Secretary, $40 Wk. Up
Corporation: excl. future. Intr, en-.
gineering seey,. expr.. S65-S75 Wk
Law steno,; Arlington, $500 mo
eeptionist secretary, 5 d., SOS wk,
Real state stenog, sd, S70 wk,
Assoc. secretary, und. IS, $500,
Aadlo secretary, excl. voice, $50 wk.
Can use 100 new applicants DAILY,
AL AZ are welcome. tEst. II yrsD ST.
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d Are Designed Produce Maximum Results for the Most PEI
HELP MEN

CAMERA SALESMAN - Excellent
guaranteed salary for experienced
man, plus commission Arrangement.
HENRY's CAMERA CENTER, 42l
King ST., Alexandria
Evening star., 1951-08-12
CAR HOPS, WALTERS

No experience necessary. Interesting
Jobs for young men on full or part
time, day and night shifts. Salary
plus excellent tips. meals and uni
forms furnished. Employment bene.
fits include paid vacations. sick
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
Evening star., 1951-08-12
DOORMAN
Craftsmen

Have openings in electronics
drafting. = for experienced men;
5-day, 40-hour week; good OPP
8 portunity for right men. Call
HU. 5000 or apply in person,
INA Kalorama rd nv
Evening star., 1951-08-12

GRASS CUT, regularly or while on
vacation. small landscape work; ex-
perienced. Call 10 to z pm, SH.
$3.50.
Evening star., 1951-08-12
FEhSONNEL SERVICE
81 g NV. next Epiphany Church
ENGINEERING
DIVISION

N. 7 mo FEE
Oil refinery, chemical or power ex-
yer. IN piping, pressure vessels, heat
transfer. structural steel. reinforced
concrete.
GENERAL ENGINEERING To 81 500
SS500
Recent grads. mech. civil, chem.
engr. with eXper. more) $4,000
NEW ENGI AND
Milford chronicle., 1951-07-13
WARWICK
BY Mrs. Ralph Blizzard
Phone lIillsbOrO 1886

Favorable progress toward the
Indian River Water Sports Club
Regatta to be held at RiVerdale
on July 151 has been reported. "A
seven-race card has been arranged
and is so diversified that most any
boat or Outboard motor using gas
oline as a fuel will be eligible to
enter.
School children Of Oak Orchard
and Riverdale on Indian River have
organized the Jolly Americans"
Under the supervision of Miss Ruth
Sergeant The aims of the club are
to aid in community service and
closer harmony among themselves.
Boys of the club are cleaning the
beach Of bottles ana rubble.
dangerous to bathers. The club
meets once a week. Business
sessions are followed by a social
hour. The club came under the
attention Of the Ladies Auxiliary
of Sussex Memorial Post, v. F. W.,
OF Millsboro, and this organization
voted to sponsor the club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jones and
family of Georgetown were Friday
evening callers on Mr. and Mrs. C.
M. Downs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hood of
Milton are spending the summer
at Oak Orchard.
Stanley Downs of Union CITY. N.
j., visited his aunt, Mrs. l.. r.
Lingo, on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Adkins and
family were Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Holston.
Mrs. Clara Holson of Ceorae.
town. who underwent an operation
at the Kent General HOSPITAL in
Dover recently, is recuperating at
the home of her daughter. Mrs
James Devin at Oak Orchard
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Fox of
C,nester, Pa, spent last week at
1heir cottage at Riverdale.
Seymour Downs visited Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Barto at Rebobetb
Beach last week. III
Milford chronicle., 1951-07-13
Farm Safety Flash

"In getting equipment for fight
ing farm fires together, don't fail
to include some rope" advises
William H. Henderson, Sussex
County Agricultural Agent. And he
says not to depend upon getting
rope from the haymow in case of
emergency, for valuable time may
be lost in looking for it. Have con
venient a good all-purpose line,
made from 100 feet of 1I5 inch rope.
for it will be needed to get the
water and chemicals to the right
spot for fighting the fire and no
time should be lost.
Other uses for rope in fire fight
ing are (1) for emergency fire es-
capes (2) to draw water from open
wells, streams or ponds, (S) to pull
up hose, ladders and other equip
ment. He warns that ropes used for
fire protection only need frequent
inspection to make sure they are
safe, have not been damaged by ex-
posure or gnawed by rodents. To
use a damaged rope at fire would
certainly end in disaster.
Milford chronicle., 1951-07-13
Bob YOder Wins First
HOnOrs In Kent COuntv
4-H Dairy Contest
CONTINUED from nrse Daes,

and he is IA years Of age Bob WA,
one Of the winners in last years
| Calf Scramble at the Kent and Sns-
sex Fair. For his project Yoder has
a registered Ayrshire.
Peggy Ann Adams, second place
winner, had a score of 655. PEGGY
Ann, daughter of Maurice Adams
has six registered Holsteins for
her dairy project and is only 18
years of age. Peggy took part in
the All Public Speaking Contest
this year with her topic. "Whv
Every All Club Member Should
Carry Dairy For Their Project"
Third place went to Purnal Fri
del, Jr., Of Canterbury Sunny Smile
All Club with a score of 61O. Pur-
nal has been member of the State
dairy judging team for three years
and has p.sced high in the regional
contests in Richmond, Va.
Ebert Harrington, member of
the Canterbury Sunny Smile Club
placed fourth with sos as a score
and a third member of the Canter-
bury Club placed 5th, Mary Eleanor
Friedel, with a score Of sos. Sixth
place went to James Snow, a mem
ber of the Smyrna Bucking Bronco
All Club with score of 500.
These six top scorers will COM
pete at Harrington on Friday, July
9th at 10 a. m. The state team will
be chosen in this contest and will
consist of the four highest scoring
dairy club members in the state.
The two highest in Thursdays con-
test, Bob Yoder and Peggy Adams,
were awarded a calf halter and a
calf blanket respectively. These two
awards were made possible by the
Buyers Ice Cream Company.
The Vernon Honey Bee Club won
the top honOrs on team scores with
"a score of 1885. Placing second was
the Canterbury team with a score
of 1910. Third place went to the
Milford MillwOod group with 1715
as score and in fourth place was
the Smyrna Bucking Bronco boys
with score Of 1880.
Judging started at $3.50 a. m. at
the farm of Purnal Friedel's, near
Viola. Two Glasses Of Holsteins
were judged: aged cows and 2 year
cows. The 81 members competing
for top honors gave oral reasons on.
the class Of aged COWS. Two classes
Of Guernseys, aged COW and bred
heifers, were judged at the farm
of Byron Fraziers near Canterbury.
After lunch the group judged an
aged COW class and a 2 year COW
class of Ayrshires at the farm of
L. D. Caulk, Sr., near Wyoming.
The contest concluded with two
of Jerseys, 2 year COW and
yearling heifer, at the farm of
Bailey Thomas, near Camden.
Mr.. De;mar J. Young, Extension
Dairyman, University of Delaware,
was the official judge. Professor
T. A. Baker, Department of Animal
Industry. University of Delaware.
JUG ged the oral reasons.
Milford chronicle., 1951-07-13

and Mrs. Roland Jackson Of Mil
ford Neck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Wheeler
and SON, Edgar, Of Harrington
spent Sunday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Clark and family.
Mrs. Estella Watson and children
spent the Fourth with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Warren Of Lin
coin.
Mrs. Eugene Mills attended the
funeral of her cousin, Junior Bur-
ton, a fatality Of Korea, at Cam
bridge, Md, on Sunday.
Miss Mia Macklin Of Ellendale
and Roy Macklin, of Wilmington
spent Tuesday afternoon with Mr.
and Mrs. James d. Mills.
Miss Dorothy Roberts, a mission
ary of Kenya, East Africa, spent
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
with Mr.. and Mrs Granville Shock
ley and family Mr.. and Mrs. J. p.
Barnes and son, Pierce, Of Spring
field, Pa, and Miss Leona Adele
mann of Buffalo, NJ Y. spent Fri
dav with Mr.. and Mrs. ShOckley.
Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Snyder and
daughter, Nancy, of Elsmere and
Mrs. G. S. Bowen were dinner
guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Watson and family.
Several families Of tisis cOmmuni-
~ enjoyed basket lunches at Prime
Hook Beach on the Fourth.
Poo5 tbo o1oss,s,o5 -.
Milford chronicle., 1951-07-13
CEDAR NECK
BY Mrs. Thomas S. Clark
Phone Milford 1872

Church news Sunday, July l5
Sunday School, 2 p. m. Sermon and
Worship service, 3 p. m. Rev. Will
liam II. Revelle, Sr., pastor.
The Sunday School and WSCS
viii hold joint picnic at Prime
Hook Beach on Saturday, July 81,
at g p. m. Ladies, please bring a
cake. The community is invited
The Cedar Grove Farm Bureau
Planning Group will meet on
Thursday evening, July 10, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robbins
Webb. The speakers subject will
be. Farm Safety
Mrs. Josephine Shockley spent
Tuesday with her son, Mr.. Gran
vile Shockley and family.
Susann Mills spent most Of last
week with her grandparents, Mr..
Milford chronicle., 1951-07-13

misfortune to fall and fracture his
shoulder. He is getting ALONG very
well at this time.
MT. and Mrs John Hitch accom-
panied oy other relatives spent the
weekend travelling through Virginia.
other resorts.
Mrs. Effie Parsons has gone to
Oe 1 with heY daughter and family
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Babcock ~
East Syracuse, NJ r. =
Nlr. Lester stauffer who is en-
Ployea ?, At Wilmington, Del., spent
the weekend with his mother, Mrs
Milford chronicle., 1951-07-13

lily last Sunday.
Mrs. George r. Workman Of
Georgetown, and Mrs. Marvin wiz
ley of Milton, visited their rela-
tlyes Mrs. Ray Ellingsworth, Tues
day
Several little girls and bows of
lhis vicinity attended the birthday
party at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Conrad Roach on Thursday eve.
ming from 2 until 8. The partv was
given in honor Of their daughter.
Miss Faye.
While doing some carpenter
work, Mr.. Arthur Campbell had the
Milford chronicle., 1951-07-13
Way Back when

The tirst known landscape artis,
was a Cro-Magnon who lived about
$4,000 years ago near what is now
hlsslerloch in Switzerland. The sub
lect Of his picture was a remarka.
oly life-like reindeer browsing in the
grass beside a pool OF water. Canvas
Tor this prehistoric work Of art was
niece of re'ndeor antler.
Milford chronicle., 1951-07-13
OVERLOOK

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stucklik
III of Milton, are proud parents OF
o baby boy born in Milford Me-
mortal Hospital. Mrs Stucklik was
the former Miss Louella White of
here.
Miss Betty Cnappell and Miss
Sara Vincent recently celebrated
their birthdays.
Mrs. Estella Johnson and Mrs.
Minnie Davidson entertained 10
dinner the Rev Hamilton and fam
Milford chronicle., 1951-07-13
Passenger Travel

PASSENGERS on trains travel an AZ.
';tt, stsge OF Slh miles per trip. or a
little more than twice the svars,s :. .
in 1929. average
Milford chronicle., 1951-07-13

Florence Stauffer, here.
Mrs. Matilda Hill is entertaining
her relatives from Philadelphia
during this week
Miss Victoria Davidson has re-
turned home from a visit III West
over, N j..
The w. S. @. s. viii meet this
Friday night in the basement OF
the church, starting at 8 b. M.
Milford chronicle., 1951-07-13

In recent years Brazil has pro-
produced about four-ffths Of the
castor oil used in the United
States.