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Evening star., 1951-08-25
By Gladys Miller

This is the first in a series
of Is articles tDhich constitute
course on decoration for the
brides and groon1s OF 1851 and
1852.
No amount of hocus pocus will
give you good home. And no
one but you and your husband
can make it yourS-not even your
mother, your mother r-in-law, your
best friend, the next-door neigh
Dor or your decorator. You must
know what you like and want.
This philosophy you must ac-
cept. Perhaps your mother and
Tnother-in-law furnished their
homes in a haphazard fashion.
The art OF good furnishings for
every home was in it's infancy as
years ago. The Carnegies and
Fricks and their prototypes in
every community were the only
people who could afford to have
q decorator to get professional
advice. Few recognized the fact
that you could learn the apprecia-
tion of good decorating by reading
the best books on the subject.
Travel to them was enlightening
Some had flair for color, an in
stinct for arrangement. dramatic
way of putting thing together. But
the furnishing for the home
lacked vision and balance.
Better Designs Are Available.
Times have changed. Better
furnishings from design and
variability standards are now
available at prices people of mod
est incomes can afford. But these
furnishings are not in all COM
munities. and there are relatively
few trained people in every COM
munity to show their best use.
The science and art of interior
decoration has developed sol
greatly that there are now sol
college and art schools giving
three, four and five-year courses
in interior design and decora-
tion, and over 212 colleges giving
acceptable if not degree courses.
The graduates of these schools
are returning to their former or
new communities and are learn
ing to put their new-found edu-
cation to practice. Training isl
one thing, experience is another
and both are needed before per-
fection is reached.
When it comes to furnishing al
home other attributes are essen
tial, including understanding, ap-
probation and articulation.
Like Well Dressed Woman.
A well-dreSSed woman usually
has achieved a good figure, walk
or carriage. She is selective in
purchasing her wardrobe. She
knows what is appropriate to wear
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when and where, and she takes
time in putting her clothes on
She makes ready-made clothes
hers, by the way she adds the
necessary accessories.
A well-furnished home has good
architectural features. The room
is well proportioned. The windows
are in the right places. There is
some wall space, adequate storage
space and well planned traffic
lanes. When any of these charac-
teristics are lacking, something
must be done to compensate. The
furnishings must be selected witt
care. They will be worn we'll only
if analyzed properly. And the ac-
cessories will make the room
yours.
Take a little time the next few
weeks to read and learn the i'm
portant factors that will, if you
apply them, save your money and
give you most for your money.
X X \ X
Ideas for stretching the home
Evening star., 1951-08-25
Point Is Good Medicine

Some natives Of French West
Africa treat cold by finger
painting" their faces and upper
body with white clay says the
National Paint, varnish & Lacquer
Association of Washington. That's
the, African equivalent Of the
rabbits foot to keep away evil
spirits which don't like white clay.
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Horps Completes Course

William S. Harps, vice president
and property manager of John r.
Pickett. Inc. 1902 New Jersey
lavenue NV. has returned to the
city after attending the Real
Estate Appraisal Course CID
given by the American Institute
Iof Real Estate Appraisers at the
Massachusetts Institute of Tech
lnology. About 80 men from many
sections, including Canada, at
tended. Mr.. Harps completed his
final examinations.
Evening star., 1951-08-25

furnishings budget are given In
'Glady Miller's booklet No. 402,
entitled, Budget Stretchers." To
obtain a copy send 10 cents (coin
|preferred), and a Scent stamp to
her, co The Evening Star, P. O.
Box SO, Times Square Station,
New York 18, N. Y.
Released by Consolidated News
Features. Inc)
Evening star., 1951-08-25
Sl44, 900 in Permits Asked

Carr, Inc. has applied for build
ing permits to erect "a dwellings,
1900 through 38 German street
Sc, 4201 through 81 H street
Sc, 800-802 Burns street Sc. to
cost $4,000.
Evening star., 1951-09-05

Colored, for large apartment develop
ment. Permanent Job. good pay
Apply 3424 Tulane dr., w. Hyatts-
vile. Md "a mi. west OF Univ. Of
Md D. WA 3Sr5
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HELP MEN

MEN 70, white. to distribute free
clean. wear dark trousers; daily nay
IS. Report am. 460 N. Y. ave
NV. -6
MEN (white). to deliver suburban
paper; door to door delivery; report
ready for work 7:46 am. Thursday
September g, 331 N. Fairfax St,
Alexandria, Va. --5
MEN t3, white)--For outside sale,
work, transp. furn., drawing account
and commissions. Apply 9-10 am
RIM. S27. 724 9th st. NV. %
MEN, interested in learning sheet
%sIe Ser Mr Dove. Ho coRUMB soRs5 ia
SPECIALITY CO., sos Bradley blyd.,
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MEN

Several are needed to train locally
for permanent positions with repu-
table company. inexperienced men
who are willing workers shall be
considered. Those accepted will work
under Direct supervision. Not can
should exceed 500 wkly. Car re-
quired. For appt., phone ia. 1867.
Evening star., 1951-09-05

TV SERVICENfAN-Out with car
Exper. only. No nisht work. 5ia,
day wk. Excel. pay and workinl
conds. See Mr.. Minogue. NATION
AL RADIO AND TELEVISION Co
1902 4th st. NV, ia. 0751, Ia
Evening star., 1951-09-05
TV REPAIRMEN

TV REPAIRMEN
SEVERAL OPENINGS
WITH THE LARGEST
SERVICE OR G AMI
ZATION IN THIS
CITY. ONLY TOP
SALARY PAID TO
EXPER IENC ED,
OUTSIDE MEN; CAR
NECESSARY. GEN
EROUS EXPENS E
ALLOWANCE, VACA-
TION WITH PAY, IN
SURANCE BENEFITS
AND LIBERAL DIS
COUNT PRIVILEGES,
5-DAY WEEK. CALL
MIR. GILL, AT DI.
1900, OR IN PERSON
AT GEORGES RA-
DIO g. TELEVISION
co. WAREHO USE,
2145 QUEENS CHAP
Ell ROAD NE, BE-
TWEEN 8 Am. AND
$50 PM.
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YOUNG MAN

for 2 alert. dependable
ping clerk and truck driver with
Young, growing organization Per-
manent, with Advancement oppor.
tunities; 6-day. 40-hr. wk. Write
full details Of background including
draft ktatuE Box I'LL Star d
Evening star., 1951-09-05
APPLY End FLOOR
LEWIS 81 THOS. SALTZ, IN(

APPLY end FLOOR
LEWIS & THOS. SALTZ, INC
140a G ST NV
YOUNG MEN to learn chemical den.
tiStry. Paid while learning. Excellent
opportunity for ambitious, men. Ap:
ply 1922 Eye st. NV, End floor. -
YOUNG MEN t2. white| with car tc
call on established accounts. earn.
ings 500 wk. after short training
period; $50 wk. guaranteed at start
Apply 1O-11 am, RIM. s27. 724
wANfED. Van Il; n' SLIP COVER and rel reap-
salary plus share the profit basis.
MEN siMoNsn alie5Sgnd g. Ea1n Rsintspa7ss s
koma PIX; Md; sH. 1916; or Gel
ADVERTIsING AGENCY has openins
in. production department for high
school graduate, 1890; clerical and
messenger work; advancement; real
opportunity to learn interesting pro-
fesSion; permanent; 5-day week.
IF You Y O. Have We SPARE TIME ewes. and
Sat. and are interested in working
TWo YOUNG MEN, mechanically in
clined. to learn trade 40-hr.. 5-day
Wk. Credit given for prior expert
ence. See Mr.. Liewald. L. c. SMITH
d CORONA TYPEWRITERS. INC,
1413 Park rd. NV. -
AT ONCE-Division sales manager
for Sarah Coventry. Inc. exclusive
line Of guaranteed costume jewelry
on party plan. Must have car to
build Statewide sales organization
Have successful MANAGEMENT or sales
trairinT background. Ambitious.
good health. desire to get into the
five-igure bracket. major. REQUIRE
ment. Our salespeople make no in
vestment. delivery or collect mer-
chandise. Write reply to c.. w.
STUART, Sarah Coventry. Inc.
Newark. New York.
ATTENTION-Man men and women
are being held back in establishing
themselves in . business of their
own due to the lack Of capital. Let
us put you In business supplying
consumers with Rawleigh products
nearby. Buy on credit and pay as
you sell Write RAWLEIGHS, Dept.
DC1-14-o72 Chester, Pa
Evening star., 1951-09-05
HELP MEN

TELEVIsION SERVICEMEN
with car. Terrific deal. Apply 1911
Nichols ave. Sc.
Evening star., 1951-09-05

YOUNG. MAN, Is to Fl. temporary
clerical position in life insurance
company. lasting 4 to 5 mos. Pos
si6ility i6ilIity later for perm. position
bet. 8 am. and pm. -
YOUNG MAN-Need alert and willins
nle clerk, 1921; pleasant environ
ment plus economical cafeteria:
37Ia-hour. 5-day week; 2 weeks
vacation. also bonus vacations. Ap-
between Q and 3 pm. -
rSuSG g = MAN; sSckE% Esea 4fEs figure us 1tth
YOUNG MAN for packing and ship.
ping work in manufacturing plant
paid vacation and disqualification
b-day, 4b-hr. week. Apply BOWEN
q Co. 4712 Bethesda ave. Bethesda
YOUNG MAN. colored, work in drug
store. 90 pm. daily.i CALIFORNIA
PHARMACY 2162 California st. NV.
YOUNG MAN, white. for florist shop;
delivery and inside fioral work; ex-
cellent starting salary. Phone AD.
YOUNG MAN. white. high school
graduate, general help in printing
business; opportunity to learn multi
Eraph and mnltilith; See Mr.
LAPHAM. 1908 Goth st. NV. ii
YOUNG MAN-Chance of a. lifetime
paien for leading oil Co. $50 SALARY
and up. Apply MR.. COOPER. Hotel
Ambassador, 9-12. I-5 Wed, Thurs.
! Fri; only no phone calls. g.
YOUNG MAN. 1920, white; local ref,
OF mimeograph and addressosraph
and other machines; excel. working
cond; insurance and disqualification
benefits; 5-day week. NATIONAL
ASSOCIATION RADIO AND TV
BROADCAsTERs, 1771 N st. NV.
YOUNG MAN. with mechanical ability
and some electronic background for
nationally known once appliance
Bie4ApaosE PseE.fSsS5s1 cos NJ f51o Gelis cena
YoTNG oSs, nm MAN to learn real estate
business. rent dept. BOSS & PHELPS.
INC. 1417 K st. NV. %
YOUNG MAN--Some exper. feeding
Job presses; phone after am. DI.
YoUSG MAN. white, in order depart
ment OF long-established ONCE sup
plies store; pleasant surroundings
clean work, permanent Job, excel
lent opportunity for advancement;
draft exemption desirable; vacation
with pay plus sick leave: 5la-day
sToCKETT-FIsKE CO. 9I9 I st
YOUNG MAN to learn the real estate
business. Apply AIKEN L. AIKEN,
YOUNG sSg & \ nan. Nv colored, dishwsshins
and pot Washing: $50 a wk. job. See
Mr.. Faifar, sHOLL's COLONIAL
CAFETERIA, 1882 Conn. ave. NV.
YOUNG MAN. white. in printing de-
partment Of large. ONCE supplies
store; pleasant surroundings, perma-
nent Job. draft exemption desirable;
vacation with pay plus sick leave,
5ta-day week; retirement pension
plan. See Mr.. Thompson. STOCK
ETT-FISKE CO., 919 E ST. NV.
YOUNG MAN, white, mechanically IN
clined. to assist jeweler in sop work
and some errands; no exper. neces-
sary. Reply in own handwriting.
Box 1e2-R. Star. "a
YOUNG MAN
Age $3.50. to operate tabulating ma
chimes; no experience nee; advance
ment as you learn. Apply SAFE
Evening star., 1951-09-05
HELP WOMEN

FOUNTAIN GIRL, colored, must be
well experienced; excel. sal STA
D1UM PHARMACY, l30 10Th st. s.e.
Call In person.
FOUNTAIN GIRLS, colored. must be
experienced; uniforms and meals.
Apply in person, CHASTLETON
PHARMACY. 18th and r NV Il
Evening star., 1951-09-05
HERE IT IS!

wASMHAAz1Ne NC OFFER Sells FOR ss sse
PER WK.. YET PAYS AS MUCH
AS $50 FOR / ORDER. MANY OF
OUR MEN SELL 3 TO 4 ORDERS
PER DAY. DRAW AGAINST
EARNED COMM. e1e DUPONT CIR
BLDG, ~p~A.M. TO 2 PM. ONLY.
Evening star., 1951-09-05
HELP WoMEN

CLERK-TYP1sT; 5-day week, paid
vacation. holidays, disqualification
See Mrs. McRorie MALONEY'S.
INC. S126 Ga. ave-, Silver Spring.
CLERK-TYPIsT-35-hr. wk.: pleas
surate with exper. and ability. Beth
LUMBIA spEcfAETY CO. SseTS; NC. 500
Bradley blvd, Chevy Chase. Md.
CLERK -TYPiST - Young woman
needed to fill permanent position in
sales dept. OF established retail appli-
lent pay and working conditions
with. an opportunity for advence-
ment Apply to MR.. EDWARDS.
627 = st. n ". %
CLERK to. handle auto
titles and invoicing. No exper. nee
esSary. Permanent position; pleas
an ant WORKING cond.; air;cond. once;
vacation; group Insurance.; hospital
tzation and many other employe
benefits; salary open. This is an
excellent opportunity for an Alex
andria resident now working in
WSShington d inT nnt Phens snsaf MT TPeSS oy
1928 Prince St., Alexandria. IS
CLERK TYPIST. Excellent position
open for young woman; need some
one permanent; tipping speed not
essential; pleasant environment,
with economical cafeteria. Q wks.'
vacation, plus many company bene-
fits. Apply Room 300. s16 l4th st.
CLERKsTYPIST. high school eradu.
ate: permanent position, 5-day week
snee sysila6ls. AETNA Avg CASUAL suHSL-
cLERK-TYPisT. real estate dept of
working cond., 5-day week. MUNSEY
TRUST CO.. 1929 Z st. NV.
CLERK TYPIST. an. alert young
woman Tor an excellent position;
quick advancement; 5.day wk.;
permanent position; company ben
eflts: references REQUIRED. Apply
MANHATTAN AUTO q RADIO Co.
CLERK GH . 4 FYPisfT fsi f'W w. Local insuranc. ii
company wants young lady for tipping
and general once work; starting sal
ary, 81 200; 5-day week. Apply
II Reom H1 70, u.isT 200 r st NV: "a
small once; h-day wk.. pleasant
TRANsrrR TRazRa 'Sa9' eo ais s'5I sth St. KANE me
CLERK for general Office
work. bet. ages OF 8 and 30. Must
known Arm: 5-day. 4O-hr wk. Lib
eral employe benefits. Call MISS
ALIEN. MA. 013O.
perm. positions. MARvfNs. "a
CLERK-TYPIsT - Permanent posi-
tions; typing and general office
clerical work; no exper. necessary
but must be accurate typist; pleas
hr. week; chances for advancement;
vacation and other benefits. Mr.. c.
NJ. Lawrence WASHINGTON BOARD
OF TRADE, 204 Evening Star Bldg :.
11th and Pennsylvania ave. NV.
Evening star., 1951-09-05
YOUNG MAN

White. for call desk in clothing dept.
on fne mems wear store; pleasant.
interesting work for intelligent high
school graduate.
Evening star., 1951-09-05

-6
CHECK ROOM GIRL, HOSTESS,
WAITRESS-Attrac to work in
new ballroom; nights per wk,: good
ROOM. 18th and Que sts. NV. See
Mr.. Meserole in coffee shop. 90
CLEANERS
Colored, for large apartment develop
ment. Permanent Job. good pay
Apply 3424 Tulane dr.. w. Hyatts-
yig y1tle; Md "a "a 3s1q mi west of Univ OF
CLERKS for stuflng and filling en-
neighborhood Of 10th and Franklin
SITS. ne. Prefer employees in this
neighborhood. Part-time from 6-10
pm. Full-tine work from $3.50
pm. 5-day week. 40 hrs. Box
CIFRk 2s4ak' io1 Star; news stand ooos salary
and company pHl nsy' Senefts' Ssned 0S Must ss
Efl1nois UNi6s NEWs ARREy cMrpHNY 3 pfSi2n' No. THf
Stand, Union Station. -6
CLERK, some typing-Small ONCE,
varied duties; liberal vacation. Give
age. age. oexpsrience: salary telephone.
CLERK, accounting once, 81 to 80
yrs. of age; 40-hr. wk.. no Sat. work:
chance for advancement. Apply in
person to Mr., Foard, ARMOUR e.
CO. 3o1 bt;t lsth st. st. sw :, ,Ud.rr drv cies e
ing plant; pleasant working condi-
tions. Call sH. 1869: 948 Wayne
ave. Silver Spring Md. -
CLERK with mathematical ability,
Permanent position available to
competent young lady under 80. with
in a career with a growing life
Insurance company. Annual starting
salary. S2.OsO. Many liberal en-
ploye benefits provided, For appt
gERv1cEs slssSf ss L1FE f. INSURANCE sur N5oS coM
PANY. 1925 Eye st. NV. ~
CLERK. tobacco dept; no exper. nee;
good hrs. full and part-time help
needed. STANDARD DRUG. 312@
14th st. NV. -
CLERK. sundry dept; no exper. nee.
STANDARD DRUG. 1101 H st. ne.
CLERKS, -part-time, for tobacco.
cosmetics and sundries departments,
ewes. Saturdays and suns. STAND
ARD DRUG CO., 1101 H st. n.w.-6
CLERKS
White, age 90 to 40 with or without
experience. for dry cleaning ONCE;
good salary right from start; vaca-
tions and holidays with pay; fire.
auent raises; steady position. Apply
CLEANERS. 770s Ga. ave. NV. RA.
$500. .
CLERKS (2)
White. for full time empl.; one is
permanent position and one is tenn
porary for 2-3 months; must be
his. graduates and have good cleri-
cal ability. Call personnel depart
meIt,
HO. 2476
CLERK-NO 1TYPING
To assist store manager in handling
clerical work; 6-day week. Saturday
OF; hours 8 70 4:30. under 40 years,
good pay Plus meals and many
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
HOT SHOPPES, INC
1924 H st. NV. No Phone Calls.
CLERK-ASS'T
BOOKKEEPER
Permanent position. national organ
ization. 35-hr. work week Earned
day. and insurance benefit plans
TURK1NGToN. Me. 3736. -s
CLERK : STENOGRAPHER, s. day
week. 35 hours: general CONTRACTORS
NO. 5736. between 8 am. and pm.
CLERK-TYPisT. familiar with gen.
eral once work. Apply treasurer,
sHoREHAM HOTEL. $500 Calvert
ciI.EiRK.TYPIsT. claims dept, isfrs
stock casualty COMPANY, experience
Evening star., 1951-09-05
TV SERVICEMEN
EDWARD M. MEYER co

FOR OUTSIDE SERVICE. STARTING
SALARY. $4,000 PER YR. PLUS
BONUS AND ALLOWANCES. PER-
MANENT.
Evening star., 1951-09-05
CLERK-TYPIST

The Star has available a permanent
position in the accounting depart
ment for young woman, 1890
years OF age, who can type opprox-
imately 35 words per min, is WILL
ing to give good attendance and can
pass q physical exam. Apply per-
s:30-5. and Sat. 81. No phone
calls.
TTE ryyrNTTNN crAp
Evening star., 1951-09-05
HELP WOMEN
SECRETARY
SECRETARY

to take dictation and transcribe % ac.
curately. Excellent working condi.
tions. generous company benefits.
Fine starting salary. Call Mr..
WILLIAMS DI 212R a
Evening star., 1951-09-05

lIUl Fenna. ave. NV.
PIX OPERATOR-Permanent posi-
ito. MARVIN'S. 734 7th st. NV.
PIX OPERATOR TYPIST, expert
enced Apply QUAKER CITY LIN
-OLEUM CO. 500 F ST. NV. %
P.B.X. OPERATOR rYPISl. perma :
nent position, 5-day. 40-hour week
modern ruildine Paid vacation and
other employe BENEFITS. apply Goth
CENTURY FOX FILM CORP. 415
3rd st NV
must be experienced; 5-day week;
good salary. Apply Mrs. Thomas
MCKEE PONTIAC. 1928 L st. NV.
PHOTO LAB needs exper. printers
and checkers. 5 days or part time.
PERM free ms. hosp, paid vaca-
ton bonus. Call personnel manager
10-h.2n OW 1000 I'M
Evening star., 1951-09-05

CLERK-NO TYPING
To assist store manager In handling
clerical work; 6-day week. Saturday
of; hours s to 4:30, under 40 years,
good pay Plus meals and many
worthwhile employment benefits.
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
HOT SHOPPES, INC.
1924 H st. NV. No Phone Calls,
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perienced; days per wk. Amply
CONNORS & FOSTER. 2244 Pa, aVe.
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HELP MEN (cent.)
SERVICEMAN
FOR RECORD PLAYERS

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
capable man to manage shift. only
exper. man need apply. Good oppor-
tunity to right person. CONNORS.
INC. Poi NaYlor I'd. e. Is
Evening star., 1951-09-05

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
CD, experienced in Sunoco products;
good pay. JU. 7-9616. %
Evening star., 1951-09-05

CLERK -TYPIST, for general Office
work, bet. ases OF 8 and 80 Must
known Arm: 5-day. 4O-hr wk. Lib
eral employe BENEFITS. Call MISS
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-13
SHAWNEE
By Mrs. A. ID. DickeTsOn
Phone Milford 4174

Mrs. Mildred Faro, Mrs. Doris
Szymanski and daughter, Sharon
of Wilmington, and Mr.. and Mrs
Elmer E. Davis of Elsmere, were
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Webb.
Miss Esther Hedberg and MI. and
Mrs. Richard yantine and son OF
Boston, Mass, were recent guests
of Mrs. Irene Webb and Mr.. and
Mrs. Irene Webb and Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. Pecht.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton HOchstedler
and daughters, Mary Sue and Mar
tha Ann, of near StaytOnsville were
dinner guests of Mr.. and MIS-.
Charles Schneider on Tuesday.
Mrs. Irene Webb has purchased
the home of the late Mrs. Annie
TeschendOrf on Shawnee Road.
Richard is the name given to the
son born to Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Beck in the Milford Memorial Hos
pital on Wednesday, April 4.
Miss Charlotte Swanson of. the
University Of Delaware has been
spending the spring vacation with
her mother, Mrs. Bertha Swanson.
On Friday, Charlotte and Jean Nit
'chell went to Garden City, L. l., TO
spend the weekend with Miss Ann
NarkOski.
Mrs. Sallie HallOwell of Dover.
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-13
Johnny Long

Few Of the name bands today can
claim the popularity in colleges
that has been accorded Johnny
Long and his orchestra. Straight
from the campus Of Duke Univer-
sity, Johnny and his boys have be-
come the all-time favorite band
with students everywhere and have
run up the most impressive prom
record in the history of the music
business.
Due to appear in person at Mills
borO Cotilli0n Dance on Monday,
April Is, Long has been starred at
every major college in his native
Southland and at all OF. the Big Ten
schools. His itinerary viii often in
clude as many as five school dates
in single week
The youthful drive Of the hand
some, blonde bandleader is credit
ed with much of Longs success. He
aims his music right ct the col
Iege-age crowd and is careful to
see that all, his arrangements
strike the proper balance for ex-
cellent dance music. Even his
theme-song, Sweetheart of Sigma
NU," is of collegiate origin.
From Maine to California and
Minnesota to New Mexico the top
college prom attraction is Johnny
Long. More than three hundred
schools have hired him during the
past six years, many for repeat
performances. Little wonder then,
that IN the trade they call Johnny
Long Americas FavOrite."
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-13

of Harrisburg, Pa, were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell Bennett and family.
Recent callers of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Fisher were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Jackson, Mrs. Noah War
rem Of Milton and Mrs. Orville Ban
ming of Bridgeville.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Clifton and
children and Mrs. Helen Collins vi
sited Mr. and Mrs John Mitchell
and Mrs. Effie Nelson in Ocean
View on Sunday afternoon.
Sunday dinner guests of Mrs.
Mabel Shepard and daughters Pearl
and Mary of Poplar Grove were
Thelma Ingram and Corporal
Schultz of Reading, Pa. Corporal
Schultz is stationed at the Dover
Air Base.
Mr.and Mrs. Chester Short visit
ed their daughter, Mrs. Howard
White and family in KehObOth
Beach on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Owens, Jr.,
with a birthday party
on the eighth, in honor of their
jeanne who was five
years old and George Raymond who
is one year old, guests were served
home made ice cream and cake.
They were Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Owens, Sr., Mr.. and Mrs. Courtland
Smith and sons, COurtland, Jr., and
George, Miss Sallie Owens, Emer-
son APPEL, Miss Florence Halfen,
Bobby Bradley, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Birch and three sons, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Webb of Milford, Mr..
and Mrs. James KOannon and Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond Coverdale Of
The Home Demonstration Club
held a covered dish supper in the
basement on Friday even
ing. Admission was a covered dish
and fifty cents.
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-13

Mrs. Edward Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Baldwin of
Phila., were recent guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Willis Hammond.
The Shawnee Home Demonstra-
lion Club will meet with Mrs. Roy
Stevenson at her home on Fisher
Avenue Milford, this afternoon at
2 p. m Mrs Amanda Stevenson is
co hostess. The program has been
changed from Sewing Machine At
tachments" to "The Art of Keep
ing Young" Mrs. Maybelle Long,
County Agent will be present.
Mrs. Charles Grflove of Lynch
Heights, entertained at cards on
Friday evening. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Vibbert, Mr..
and Mrs. William M. Watson, Mr..
and Mrs. Jonathan Willis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Postles, Mrs. Edgar
IsaaCs, Mrs. Clinton Stayton and
Mrs. Clarence Calhoun.
LCSwig w. Heeger is a patient
in me Milford Memorial Hospital.
Mr.. Heeger hasn't been well since
an attack of virus pneumonia last
winter. Mrs Rosemary Galeano is
i'll at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ludwig w. Heeger.
Last Thursday was an important
day for Eugene Holden, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Marshall Holden. He, with
his parents, were hosts tc a section
of the first grade of which Eugene
is a pupil. There wera present 25
pupils, 5 parents, and Mrs. Wallace
McFaul. the teacher.
The children came to learn some
thing about farm life of which thew
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are now studying. They did not
miss thing, and had a wonderful
time. Ice cream, cup cakes were
served.
After their visit, each child wrote
a note Of thanks; all were put to-
-gether in book form and sent to
Mr.. and Mrs. Holden and Eugene.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Isaacs of Eel
ton, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Short on Sunday.
Mrs. c. A. Hinman has returned
home after spending sometime with
her son at Camp Mccoy, near
Sparta, Wisconsin. Mrs. Hinman
also visited in Washington, D. c.,
before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clendaniel