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LADY's 7-DIAMoND CLUSTER * m
$3.50 value. Now ------------- S~'SS
LADY's PLATINUM RING. 2-carat Genuine
Emerald, Baguettes. 5000 value, 34S M
Now ~~S
ANTIQUE RING Ruby and Dia- 100
monds $40 value. Now
LAADY,s 2.sToNE PLATINUM RING
value. Now ~
MATCHED. SET ENGAGEMENT AND WEDDING
BIN RING a. @9-ssrat cara Perfect Center Stone large
value. Now SSSS
LADY,s DIAMOND RING, large Full 1900
Cut Diamond $50 value. Now S~
LARXs IHS,ts p.SSsA, pENSGAoEMENT RING 80 &. Bss
Diamonds. S575 value. Now ~~"~~
Pull-cut Center Diamond $50 1000
Blue white Side Diamonds $500 $500
PLATINUM DINNER RING. 81 fine 1880
Diamonds Si5n value Now
tADYs PLATINUM RING. I Carat 5000
PLATINUM FNGAGFNIFNT RING. IS Ct Per-
feet Blue White Diamoud . Laroe Full
Cut Side Diamonds. 5000 value. 245 90
LADy,s 1sK WHITE GOLD DINNER
RING, 3 Fine Diamonds $50 value. 90
Diamonds. Genuine Sapphire. $3.50 $500
IARs Aas Whfs GsaFsE Ba Il s. a. Rt, m
Side Diamonds SIS value Now ~"'S0
LADY's 3-sToNE DIAMOND RING.
2 stones weigh .4a cts, very fine o5 90
IADY,s PLATINUM ENGAGEMENT RING AS
c. ne Pesteet sds Blue white zo Center s ptsmo1S nd
LADY's 1sK WHITE GOLD DINNER RING.
large Full Cut Diamonds. 500 $500
IAApY,s PLATINUM FANCY RING. carat
@onds esnSns GH"0P saDphipss HGs $500 H rs 90 90
LADY's s.sToNE DIAMOND RING $500
LADYs PLATINUM rn TSipe cocRrA1L SE RING carat
Genuine Sapphire, 10 large Full 25O 90
LADY's PLATINUM Dinner RING, IA Dia-
monds, fine Genuine Emerald. I75 IN
IADYs iSI Vfi1s PEHr1NGM MI ENGAGEMENT RING. 81
carat Fine Center Diamond, 705 90
Side Diamonds 81 500 value Now '~S'~~
a. FAH% SOLD $50 s $3.50 70
LADY's PLATINUM TOP DINNER SS m
RING. 9 Diamonds. $500 value Now WV
LADYs D9d DIAMOND CLUSTER 1I TIE Fine Center pis
p0na % carat $40 vsna PncuS NoS Smaller 345
old; 200 Diamonds RubieS and 6S0 m
Turquoise. $3.50 value. Now S|"'SV
LADY's ENGAGEMENT RING so ct Per-
feet Center Diamond Large Side 270 90
LADY's PLATINUM DINNER RING. IQE m
10 fine Diamonds. 5000 value. Now 'o~'S~
ct. Perfect Blue White Diamond, 3S On
Side Diamonds. $1S5 value. Now O|SS
LADY'S WHITE GOLD ENGAGEMENT RING
"A ct. Fine Center Diamond, 9 Side 0E m
Diamonds $3.50 value. Now -~.~0
LAaDY,s Y@ELLoW YELL GoLD ENGAGEMENT RING.
Full-cut Side Diamonds. s575 1880
LADY's f5YS Platinum DINNER RING, I65 oo
90 Diamonds. S575 value. Now
LADY'S PLATINUM TOP DINNER RING ~
Ida Diamonds one Opal $3.50 value. 10000
MANS MASSIVE 3-sToNE DIAMOND RING,
Diamonds weigh approx. IA cts lSS 90
1915 value. Now '~~'S~
MANS SOLID GOLD ANTIQUE DIAMOND AND
SAPPHIRE RING, Large Full Dia- u. 100
MANS SOLID GOLD BLACK ONYX < 90
RING, nice Diamond. 500 .75 value. Now NV
MANS HORSESHOE DIAMOND RING,
Fine Large Diamonds. $50 value. 40 5(1
MANS ELK's DIAMOND RING. approx. 1s
ct. Fine Diamond. 500 value. 40 90
JsIDo sspehi5s So~ is <, Diamonds. s7S 5000
MANS ms BLUE BLUE ! LODGE 2! sg, 1a D5AMoND oST $500
ss1s e. Fine 6amoad s2S5 s7so
ssSs:, ss;ss Ias SQUARE cut Diamonds. $3.50 $500
MAN's MANS Twin TST P1NK1EY RING. yellow gold.
J.,ns ]. 6 Tas Sismond and l RUBY. SIS $3.50
MANS Diamond RING. approx. ,. Ct Fine
SnH BLUE White Diamond. sloo value: As. 90
n4ss BIZ. %ss $50 &c,
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LARGE ASSORTMENT
LOOSE DIAMONDS
500 500 OFF

PLATINUM TOP BROOCH. 1 Dia- % m
ANaIaUE s,dA511s pLaTNUM BROOCH @ 10 $500
ANTIQUE GOLD PIN. Diamond set 15 )0
In Onyx $40 value Now '"'SS
PhaT5SUM aaS Sn5 doRoNETTE :. Il Nd Dia 1000
PLATINUM BROOCH. Diamonds, 81 00
Pearls, Sapphires. $50 value Now
PLATINDM Iaaa YUM. BROOCH. ROC II Diamonds 1000
P.AT1E6M LAT T5d. BROOCH roo IA Diamonds $500
ANTIQUE GOLD SNAKE PIN Large 10 IN
Diamond. S45.50 valve. Now
ANTIQUE GOLD PIN. Diamonds. 22.OO
Fs S'gsa 1890
GOLD EARRINGs. 2 Diamonds. sI24 $500
value. Now
ASTIaUE SIT nsoD, GOLD AMP rLATINgM LAT. 145.oo
GOLD b poSp RfSfds AND S64S ONYX S3Se EXR NGE AZ
DEAMoND y N yII,G EARRINGS, HoH 2 Diamonds $500
COLD HoIds EARRINos AdT : Diamonds. SEQ $500
GOLD EARRINGs. Diamonds $3.50 l75 M
value. Now ----. 'A~'SS
GOLD HoIls EARRINGS. AdT : Diamonds $50 $500
PSS f. SEP sSS OA%SsO 1880 25!od
5fdA 254 Il Sau. 65
PLATINUM CHARM With Fine 55 m
III Ess BsnoSS @SS s sR. HASSSS7 SSS77oo
GOLD LAvAL1ER, / Large Diamond, II m
PhapNUM ha1ds sI45 5AyAI.ER VALUE Now Large Da 5000
PsAINUM $50 Tap. LAyaklEF' Nax IA Diamonds $500
GENUINE pes4 s55o v.a. Nox 45.0o
PhaadSo maads ssso LAyALlEn x.d Eaa II D'a l45.oO
PhHI5sUM ha5ds Nat TOP p.i BROOCH 0oH lS Da 47o0
ADnSgs ooLD ssoocM Hsos Now Larse $500
PlAAtEo@ Ia vs11e BN0ocH NoS Il Diamonds $500
GOLD BRACELET. / Diamond. D m
.sapphires. $50 value. Now 'SS
AnaSuE ndnS sh6 d0LD SaDs tS Now renFn Ct Da 1900
GoLD SoaDn,1ss BRACELET csI yIn No Diamonds 42o0
PhaN0M saeanIss a0R y.ns Da 2a 1900
PhaIdNUM mands 4 TOP Oa,a BRACELET ACE Dia 24.0o
ANTIQUE LAVALItk, hemetite and ITO 00
sTNeR RsmqndF P1STfSn SffS slus e POw Mad. in
81 Diamonds. $41o value. 135 90
DIAMOND AND PEARL PIN Platinum Top.
SO Diamonds 20 Genuine Pearls. 3A6 m
ANfiaUE FS Hs'es: gold b0P PANsY PIN s5 ct. On oo
ARTIaGs 9f@She ooLD 5 cRowN cfcs NGT II Da ,ss 90
.nT1SI1E m4ndS s359 1oy value a t,, Now u 0S
%
Diamonds IA ct. 1895 value. 1000
ANTIQUE PIN 2s Diamonds. Gen lo5 m
is Diamonds SS75 value ioS "a
ANTIQUE PEARL AND DIAMOND PIN. Piati-
mum Top. 13 Diamonds 8 Genuine 6E On
ASSfia1E platinum: DIAMOND AND PEARL
PIN. II Genuine Oriental Pears,l00 05. 90
TIFFANY AND C co. saiHf FIVE NfT PLATINUM PIN 40
Diamonds set with fine Amethyst. AIS 90
DIAMOND ELKs PIN. $50 value. 5000
ELKs LAPEL PIN With Large Dia- IN m
Patek Philippe Wrist watches in 50oL of&
both platinum and gold ------~ ~ 10 w
Cultured Pearl Neck
dismond insfs; SOME Clasps with 500 to 1870 off
PLATINUM CROSS With all Baguette IIn M
GOLD Coin PIN With With SO Ct Dia- 1ss On
mend; $3.50 value, value Nov Nov. n,o.,, r,,S,~ -.
with 10 Fine Full-Cut Diamonds. lar. 90
DIAMOND AND PLATINUM ATTACHMENT. 80
Diamonds. Weight 3l2 Carats. $50. 90
ANTIQUE SPRAY PIN. Diamonds, 375 90
ANTIQUE I5. BUTTERFLY Tsn RI1S ST over 100 $4,000
LRbYs R5Rsnfi sLS 11SI xaHf @Are& efF 80 Diamonds
Jewels. An Estate Item; $500 11S m
pLATINUM f1lTTi TSx SHRINE PINS. 10 Dia- Of m
monds. Fishtail Set. 5000 value. Now
Ssr e Diamonds, $3.50 Value 5e5. 90 90
Platinum WATCH ATTACHMENT. 23O. 90
PLATINUM a1ds .5a BRACELET ACE. Eo 81 Da- $500
Platinum a1ds n s1a 5RAcE.ET ACE. Eow n D' 795o0
Evening star., 1951-09-16
MOST DIAMOND
ITEMS ONE-OF-A-KIND

LAYS DIAdoND AND GENUINE sAPFHIRE
RING II Diamonds, Antique. 500 IS 90
1abY's t155s oPA1 oPa AND DIAMOND RING,
IA Diamonds. $3.50 value. l65 90
LADY's 1sK WHITE GOLD D1NNER RING
Diamonds weigh approx. q carat. $500
IADYs TIFFANY SOLITAIRE, I2 $50
L!AiDY's Ist4f PIAr1NSM SSS ENGAGEMENT RING
side Diamonds. 5000 value, 305 100
IADYs 1sK WHITE GOLD DINNER 1900
RbYs RNG AMETGYsr ReT99fS siS ys9S NoR HING "A
Diamonds, Heart Shape Amethyst. las 90
s%slsF sSFH DsshSads ss5 1890
r5ss0r ss5BA Tas R''S7s ssSo AsS 7s' $3.50 60
LADYs DIAMOND RING. Diamonds, 77 90
LADYg sasphiss fsk FANCY FANCY YsfSe RISd N2T ct
Center Diamonds, sapphires S125 35 90
sRS 5SS Sss White '35R g5 $500 s
LADYs PLATINUM DINNER RING, SO 90
IADYS S5S bama1S RING Se. x ct 1900
DfAMoNp soIITAIRE os s'Uf Ct Perfect p,a-
mond, lsK White Gold Mounting. 1850
PLATINUM 11Sf Solitaire. approx "A
carat Blue White Diamond, $500 9S 90
LapY's tI59S NfS GNaAoEMENr RING, a ct. Blue
fine side Diamonds 81 so value. Now
DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RING. Is ct Per-
feet Blue White Center Diamonds, 4 side
Diamonds. yellow Gold. $50 value. 65 M
LADYs ENGAGEMENT RING. So ct Blue
White Gem Diamond, side Diamonds Yellow
Gold Mounting. S575 value. 7A5 m
Now t~'V~
LADY's lsK WHITE GOLD DINNER RING.
Diamonds weigh 70 carat. S75 * m
n1s, VaIne; NOW NOW 02W,,>-,r,,---,,,,,,r-r, 49,,
Cabochon Sapphire, 26 Diamonds. lQ5 00v
$500 value Now SS
LADY'S ANTIQUE RING . Dia- ID m
monds l Ruby $50 value. Now ~S
1 DIAMOND SHRINE PIN. $50 value. Z m
Now ~'N~
PLATINUM SHRINE PIN 3 Diamonds. u 90
PLATINUM SHRINE PIN, Diamonds At 90
500 value Now ------
LADYS RUBY AND DIAMOND RING
Rubies, Diamonds $50 value. 9 90
LADYs PLATINUM ENGAGEMENT RING. fine
Ito ct. Center Diamond. side 7AS m
Diamonds. $3.50 value. Now
LADY's ANTIQUE RING, / Diamond. - 00
Oriental Pearl S35 value. Now
LADY'S ANTIQUE RING. . ful-cut Dia-
monds, 2 Green Stones. S25 value. 7 20
NOW
Evening star., 1951-09-16
RETIRING FROM BJLSLNE.

SAVINGS BEYOND Belief ENTIRE
WATCHES MODERN ANTIQUE
CHANDSE TO COMPLETE INVENTORY HURRY TOMORROW SAVE
SAVE ALL PRICES ARE CASH PRICES ALL SALES REFUNDS OR
EXCHANGES
Evening star., 1951-09-16
PLATINUM AND
DIAMOND M0UNTlNGS
AT A FRACTION OF
THEIR COST

SOLID GOLD BAR PINS AND BROOCHES
Values SO to s@6 Now ITS and 6.75
lbE xoND % 2sass S e e95P sg kST
4.95, 10.75, $500
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF UN-MoUNTED
BlRIHsToNEs. Take your choice from thou
Now tn ~
FINE ANTIQUE LONG NECK CHAINS in lax
Solid Gold. Some very heavy Q 50 to &70
Values UP to S75. Now '"S
SOLID GOLD SHIRT STUDS AND BUTTONS
Values Values $500 to $500. LIS and ITS
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF LADY's SOLID GOLD
LAvELIERS with Gold Chains. Values $1,000
10 s@o'oo. NOW -------- BIS and .95
SOLID GOLD AUTOMATIC PENCILS. PENS.
kNilyES lsE9 AZ AND CIGAR CUTTERS Values $1,000
LARGE ASSORTMENT ANTIQUE CORAL JEW
ELRY. Values from $40 to S75. Now
2.95. 4.95, 7.95
LADY's PLATINUM WEDDING RINGS. scme
Plain and Some Carved. SIX to 10 5(1
Values S35 to S45 Now %'@ '@.0V
ANTIQUE HEAVY SOLID GOLD, BLACK
ENAMEL LoCKETs. VAL Ats to u 90
ueS SIS TO $50. Now ~~
MANS OLD FILLED WALDEMAR OK
CHAINS. Up to 1915 values. Now 80
ANTIQUE HEAVY GOLD-FMLED MESH en-.
STERLING SILVER FRIENDS SHIP o5e
BRACELETS. Up to $500 values Now ~
FINE OLD-FILLED CHnDRENs LOCKETs
AND CHAINS. Up to $3.50 values. 7S
STERLING SILVER coMPAcTs. CIGAR AND
CIGARETTE CASES, Up to $4,000 1.oS
Evening star., 1951-09-16


JEWRY FOR "HM" "HER"NoW YOURS the FIRST
the HISTORY HEDENHMER EVERYBODY BUYS ASTOUNDING LIQUIDATION
R COLLECTION YEARS the MAkNGN0W ALL G0ES-REGARDESS
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-01-20
Hunter College
Girl Admitted To
Biology Society

NEW YORK - CAMP - Miss
Glenda Hunt has been admitted to
Alpha Kappa chapter of Phi Sigma
national honorary society in bio
logy at Hunter College, it was re-
vealed here recently. She was one
of seven students recently initiated.
A senior, Miss Hunt is 20 years
old. She is majoring in biology and
mirroring in edcation. She hopes to
use the education minor to begin
teaching in New York when she
graduates in June.
With the money she earns she
expects to take graduate work in
biology. Her hobby is the study of
plant and animal life. She said:
81 like to hike off in the trees
studying and observing plant and
animal life"
Her greatest ambition is to go
to the Michigan Biological station
to study birds and insects"
Miss Hunt is a member of Alpha
Kappa Alpha sorority, member of
the Countee Cullen 81 house plan
of Hunter, and at home a member
and Sunday School teacher at St.
James Presbyterian church.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-01-20
Negro College
Choir Series
Set For Abe
Radio Hookup

LOS ANGELES - A new Negro
choir series will get underway here
Sunday with the backing of two
service organizations, the United
Negro College Fund and the Ma
tional Urban League.
The two organizations will be
jointly represented on the ABC
Public Affairs Department series,
Negro College Choirs," according
to Robert Saudek, ABC vice presi-
dent.
Saudek, said the major network
is proud to present series de-
signed to call attention to the tai
ents of one-tenth Of American peo-
ple." The purpose of the United
Negro College Fund is to provide
higher educational opportunity for
Negro youth, while the National
League takes the young people
over another hurdle, that of trying
to locate them in skilled and pro-
fessional work
The choir series will feature
choral groups from accredited
Negro colleges participating as
members of the Negro College
Fund.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-01-20
Anti-Lynching...

Continued from Page One)
ing for the establishment of an all
colored veterans hospital at. the
birthplace Of Booker T. Washing
ton in Franklin County, Virginia.
This measure is identical with one
offered in the c1st Congress, which
was opposed by various organiza-
tons.
Representative Errett P. Scriv-
ner, Republican of Kansas, intro
duced an anti-poll tax bill.
Representative Adam C. Powell
Democrat, of New York, introduced
the following measures:
A bill to amend the Interstate
Commerce Act so as to prohibit
race segregation in interstate
travel.
A bill to prohibit race segrega-
ton in the armed forces.
A civil bill for the District of
Columbia.
An anti-lynching bill.
A bill relating to the status of
certain natives of the Virgin Is
lands.
An anti-poll tax bill.
An FEPC bill.
Mr.. Powell also offered joint
resolution proposing an amendment
to the residents of the District Of
Columbia and also to give them
the right to vote for President and
Vice President.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-01-20
Washington -.
Continued from Page One)

CONTINUED from Page One)
Democrat Ernest w. Mcfarland to
lead the Senate. Mcfarland won
by vote of so to 10 over Senator
Jos. c. O. Mahoney Of Wyoming
VINO was supported by the Admin
lstration Democrats.
Senator Lyndon B. Johnson of
Texas was elected majority whip.
These two party leaders are fill
ing the posts vacated by Senate
Majority Leader Scott w. Lucas
of Illinois and Francis j. Myers of
pennsylvania, both of whom were
defeated in November.
The Republican in their caucas
held on the same day kept their
present lineup with Senator Ken
meth S. Wherry of Nebraska con-
tinuing to serve as minority lead
er and Senator Robert A Taft of
Ohio as head of the Senate COP
policy committee.
Majority Leader Mcfarland is
said to be well liked by men on
both sides of the aisles and has an
unusual ability to get along with
people, however, he is reported as
not being very aggressive.
He is considered conservative be-
cause of his voting record in the
past. He is reported as voting
against cloture in the last Senate
civil rights show down.
On the other side of the Capitol
the House Democrats nominated
Rep. Sam Rayburn of Texas for
another term as house sneaker and
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-01-20

Ethel Lee Hall, 1912 9th Ave-.
Brighton, Ala, 13 years old and in
the seventh grade, is thrilled at
the change since she has been TAX
ing HADACOL. Ethel Lee was suf
fering deficiency of Vitamins B1,
BIZ, Niacin and Iron, which HADA-
COL contains.
Ethel Lee says: Before | took
HADACOL l was tired, run down
and nervous. | didn't get any fun
out of living. Ny grandmother re-
marked what wonderful change
took place in my disposition since
| have been taking HADACOL. I
am ID years old and l am in the
seventh grade. l feel wonderful
now, thanks to HADACOL."
Recommends HADACOL
Ethel Lee recommends HADA-
COL to many of her friends, who
are suffering a deficiency of Vita
Minis B1, BIZ, Niacin and Iron,
which HADACOL contains.
Why Be Satisfied With
Temporary Relief?
HADACOL also helps build up
the hemoglobin content Of your
blood (where Iron is needed) to
carry these precious Vitamins and
Minerals to every organ, and every
part of your body to help repair
the damage that such a deficiency
may be causing there. Many folks
who suffer such deficiencies are
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-01-20
FBI CRACKS
inter RACIAL
DOPE RING

DETROIT CAMP A multi
million dollar inter-racial dope
peddling ring which operated
through New York and in Mid
Western and South Western states
fell victim to the FBI both here
and in New York recently.
Locally, the federal agents broke
what is believed to be the major
center of the national syndicate
when they arrested five associ-
ates or distributors in the dope
ring. Nabbed in a raid of a hotel
suite was William Hackett, %,
Negro. Others picked up in the
city and identified by Hackett
were Nick Prano, James Galci,
Andres Bottanicino and Michael
Lockett, all white.
Earlier, FIJI agents in New
York had nabbed Anthony Pisci-
eta, said to be the ringleader of
the syndicate. Another Negro
member of the ring, Will Bag
nett, 35, was arrested LaGuardia
Field, New York, as he was about
to board a plane with $5C0,O0O
worth of uncut heroin.
According to the federal agents,
the distributors obtained most of
their supplies in New York and
then distributed them, usually
through Negro agents, to peddlers
throughout the middlewest.
The gang is reported to have
connections with the Lucky Luci-
ano mob and also to have had as
IA member, billiard "Red billiard"
Morrison, who was sent up for
five years recently in New York.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-01-20

benefiting from HADACOL. Why
don't you give it chance to help
you? Why continue to suffer? Re-
member HADACOL doesn't give
temporary relief. Instead, it treats
the real cause of your illness when
it's due to such deficiencies. That's
why it's so effective; that's why it
is accomplishing such amazing re-
suits.
You'll Feel Great
;. with the first few bottles you
take, or your money back. There
is only one HADACOL and it is
sold on strict money-back guar
antee. So give this remarkable
HADACOL medicine a chance to
help you if you suffer such de-
ficiencies. It's never too late to
start taking HADACOL. Remem-
Der that HADACOL is amazingly
effective because it treats the real
cause of deficiencies Of Vitamins
B1, BIZ, Niacin and Iron. Make up
your mind to take HADACOL
regularly. Refuse substitutes. In
sist on the genuine. You can't lose
a cent, because it's sold on a strict
money-back guarantee, Only SIPS
for Trial Size. Large Family or
Hospital Size, $3.50. If your drug
gist does not have HADACOL, or
der it direct from The Leblanc
Corporation, Lafayette, La.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-01-20
Priest To Teach
Negroes In
The Bahamas

DUBUQUE, Ia, Jan. 15-(Spe-
cial)-Father Wilfred A. Kress,
pastor of st. Mary's Church, Straw
berry Point, has been granted a
leave of absence to do missionary
work among Negroes in the Ba-
hamas. Invited by Bishop Leonas1
Hagarty, o. S. B., Vicar Apostolic
of the Bahamas, Father Kress will
have charge of two missions on
the Island of Bimini, mainly to
teach religion.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-01-20

Rep. John w. Mccormick of Massa-
chusetts as floor leader. Represen-
tative Jere Cooper of Tennessee
was named Democratic caucas
chairman for the next two years.
House Republicans reelected
Rep. Joseph w. Martin of Massa-
chusetts as the Minority floor lead
er and Representative Fliccord r.
Hope of Kansas as chairman of
the COP conference.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1951-01-20
Nellie Lutcher
Returns To US.
After Triumph

NEW YORK - Nellie "He, A
Real Gone Guy" Lutcher, the gal
with a lots of oomph in her vocal
phrasing, has returned to the Uni
ted States with memories of
stirring triumph abroad.
After completing the last leg
tour of Britain, the Lush Lutcher
is back in the states mentioning
in Hollywood.
Milford chronicle., 1951-07-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Baynard and
son Roland spent few days re-
Gently at Tilghman's island, Md,
as guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Pentz.
The Hammers" Methodist
Sunday school class, met on Nom
day evening at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Lester r. Hudson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Lewis and
son Jimmy of Wilmington. were
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Lester r. Hudson. They also vis-
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hudson
and other branches Of the family
in this vicinity.
"The United Daughters" a Meth
odist Sunday school class Of Young
ladies, and their esteemed teach
or, Mrs. Elizabeth Truitt, have a
dinner date for Thursday evening
at Rehoboth Beach hostelrv. This
is an annual event. Transports
ton is by bus.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Edward Hudson
and three daughters. PHYLLIS Janet
and Eva Jane, are spending the
week with Mrs. Hudson's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burton in Cam
bridge, Nd.
Miss Olive Ann Dukes is spend
ing the week at the home Of her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Roll
lie Hudson, in order to help her
cousin, Phyllis, celebrate her
birthday on Wednesday.
Elias H. Tingle is on bust
ness trip to the midwest. ST
Louis, Mo-, and Sioux CITY. Iowa
are two Of his main detectives.
Aunt Suzy SEE; "If you want a
better column, phone us your news
before 10 p. m. Monday can't
report what / don't know"
Milford chronicle., 1951-07-27
TRINITY

Roland Russell represented Trim
ity Church at the superintendent
Retreat at the Peninsula Methodist
Camp near Centreville, Md, last
weekend, On Sunday those who
attended the outing and picnic at
the Camp were Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hastings and children, Jack and
jeanne, Mrs. win Hastings, Miss
Carol Russell, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Carey, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel War
rington and children. Everett, Joyce
and Janice, Mr.. and Mrs. Enos
Nichols and Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Nelson.
Jack Nelson and Benny Reed are
spending the week at Harrington
Fair.
One of the worst electric storms
in years struck this community on
Monday evening. Mr. James Warn
er had a valuable COW killed by the
lightning. Others reported damage
to electric lights and telephones.
Mrs. James Dill spent the week
end with her daughter, Mrs. Roland
Russell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wheatley Of
MiddletOwn and son, James, OF the
u. S. Navy, now stationed at Little
Creek, Va, visited relatives here on
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Albert Dill and
children, Mrs. James Dill, Mrs.
Milford chronicle., 1951-07-27
FISHERS DISTRICT
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Mr. A. p Hart Of Milford, was
a recent dinner guest Of Mr. and
Mrs. N. A. Robinson and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl NJ. Morris
have returned from their honey
moon, after enjoying a trip through
many places Of interest ia Virginia
Mr. and Mrs Donald Milligan Of
Sealord, have purchased the home
Of Mr. and Mrs Charles Dearman.
"a cordial welcome is extended to
Mr. and Mrs. Milligan from this
community Mr.. and Mrs Dearman
are residing on the farm Of the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
a. DeaPman
Miss Betty Morris, r.. NJ. Of Del
aware Hospital. ia Wilmington, is
spending q two weeks vacation
with relatives here. Miss Norris
was called back to duty on Monday
to assist "a the operation Of Mrs.
Dennis Han, who vas involved in
an automobile accident on Sunday
Of last week. After the operation on
Mrs Hall, Miss Morris win then re-
turn to finish her vacation here.
Mrs. Guy Post and son Of Lau-
rel, were dinner guests of her par
euts, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Rhodes
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gootee Brown spent
Saturday evening at Re both.
Beach.
Don't forget on August Sth, at 5
p. M, there will be a cold supper
Of Ham. Chicken Salad, Deviled
Eggs and everything to make a
complete meal, served in Todd's
Community Building by the WSCS
Of Todds Adults, SIPS; children,
CSC.
Mr. Billy Hall and Miss Eleanor
Mai Of Wilmington, were supper
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. GoOtee
Brown on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Robinson and
Mr.. Lowell Taylor were dinner
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roma Pat
rick Of Easton, Nd, on Sunday. The
dinner was given in honor Of Mrs.
Patrick's brother, Robert Robinson
Of Black Foot, Idaho, and a nep-
heW Of Mr.. Robinson. It is his first
visit to Delaware in sixteen years.
He is connected with the Telephone
Company.
Recent visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. w. Rust were Mrs. Clarence Nor
ris and daughter, Jennie Of Har-
rington, Miss Betty Morris of Will
mington, Mrs. Guy Post and son of
Laurel, Mr.. Dewey Taylor of Farm
ington and Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Lun-
dell Of Greenwood
Sunday School at Todd's. Sun
day morning at 10 a. m. Worship
service at II a. m. Rev. Alden Hop
Inns, Pastor.