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Evening star., 1951-05-29
HELP 0QhESTic

OOK-G.H.W.-Live In or out; sos;
no carfare; must Be experienced:
brand-new Alex. home. ov. 5000.
cooK.G.H.w.. exper.. local ref. to
snf sPsna nsn summer smp,oInd IL Aslsntss Sity
COOK MAID. settled-Position with
| Washington family at summer home,
nearby Md; good pay; rel; pleas
ant surroundings; other help on
premises. Wo. 6071. co. 456o.
CoUPLE 10 live in. for g.h.w. and
GENERAL HOUsEWoRk, plain cook
ms; help with children; five in pre-
other Sunday OF; references. WI.
G.H.W.. good ironer; hours II til
after 9 O'clock dinner: $40 week;
5h-day. Silver Spring. JU. 7-6516.
plan coeEns ekRs cs Sf sR H. 4sss essist VIII VIII
G.H.W.. light laundry, 5a-day .wk.;
exper. with children; sit one night.
| Ju, 7-5422 after $50 pm.
ioea fsliaSis pif ca w. sshblsfssn sbss
G.HW.. good plain cook; fond of
ssSs ssS experience 4 necessary; ssS. oE.
HoUsEKEEPER. white or colcred:
live in; lovely rm. and bath; gem
eral housework and plain cooking;
referenees required; 500 month.
H6nnsEkkifiGPER. take complete charge cha
Sf Sr.n. home ~ for % WORKING mothsr. z chill.
health card. LA. 6-50S7, after z
pm. so
Houseman-C Chauffeur
Experienced, g.h.w.: sober. depend
able; live In or out. WO. 1853
after pm. 80
MAID. colored, over IS; must be ex-
perienced; g;h.w.: fond Of children;
ys ssd m week & 'e r5 ;easssFs ss
WOMAN. colored, $500 yrs, g.h.w.;
i've In: upstairs rm. and bath; refs.
WO. S153 after pm. a
WOMAN, white or colored. cook
g.h.w:, assist with child; live in;
e must ape e. snpes sapes 'ms anal snlss SaHe .Tce
refs: s35. Wo. sso3.
WOMAN. g.h.w. and cook for couple;
no children; must be exp. and have
refs; $50 wk.; every Fri. and every
other Sun. OF; live in. WA. 5l5S.
WHITE middle-aged woman to care
for 2 children while mother works.
To live with family plus small
weekly salary. Sunday cali all day
Mon. Tues. after pm. 10. 2-2s54.
MIDpLE-AGRD WHITE LADY NSy to live
in and care for children while
WHITE WOMAN. housekeeper and
companion to lady; laundry for 5
aadbults; ab S2b per wk.; In Hyattsyllle.
CARE or e CHILDREN and y g.S'y.;
5-day. week; recent references re-
auired. Call OR. 1913 after 6 pm.
GOOD HOME for reliable colored
3-yr.-old child; pvt. rm.. ali meals,
moderate salary; refs. required. Cali
sETTLED WOMAN. white; live In;
care for children. ages 8 and Z.
DEPENDABLE WOMAN, s.h.w.. piain
cooking:. 5-day week: stay Q NIGHTS;
$S55, and car fare; references. GE
COLORED GIRL for child care; fond
OF children;. Wed, Thurs. Sat. aft;
good ref; Lh.w.; $40 and carfare.
RA. 2456,
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DISHWASHERs (2). new 1851. in
cartons; 40% discount for cash
DUPLlCATOR, stencil type. Sl6.7b
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO S1s
ExERCisE ROWING MACHINE, fine
for hips and tummy. Cost S45. sell
for SIS. GIL. 6172. 31s
tor, we furnish the blade GRIGSBY.
1904 K NV.
FILE CABINETS, legal letter. steel,
new. used. Call today. CIRCLE,
l112 18th st u W nI 1872
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

CIV; n "; colored :Sl giri. wishes Job; live
GHw I5.ss: as,. soloEsa gsa woman; woman: sslsasle,
day. Thursday. .LU. 4-30es.
saas ssa!lsren for employed couple Az Ex.
G.H.W. OR BABY sITTrNG-colored
woman wants work steady or part
time, night or day. 10. 2-693S.
GIRL. colored, wishes Job taking care
OF children. of working parents; 8
days q week or general housework; !;
references: good cook. LU. 4-3619.
GIRL wants g.hw. or care employees
pleasant. Ii. eeSe'' 9ee5s6' feAaoie'
GIRL WANTS DAYS WORK in Sill
yer Spring, Md. or nearby; refer
ences. Cali 81. 1855. al
GIRL WANTS JOB, days q week;
good references. Call NO. 1903,
LAUNDREss-wm do shirt bundle,
in my home. Ia 1854. 3Os
TWO GIRLS, colored, want g.h.w.;
morning hours, til 1 or 2 pm: s.
day week; references. JO S-8511.
RELIABLE HIGH SCHOOL GIRL de-
Sires work as mothers helper; likes
children. DU. 9176.
MY MAID WANTS G.H.W., morns.,
days per week; 75c per hour; will
baby sit nights. Hobart 3497 after
coLoRED WOMAN wants child care.
day work; will 60 away. CO. 6649.
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FLAGSTONE WORK

FLAGSTONE WORK
Stone. cement walks. steps and
porches. and tile drainage. ANGELO
MARCUCCIO. SH. 1899.
FLOOR SERvICE-Notnine Dul the
cieaning: parquet installation. Bruce
finishes FLOORING CONTRAC-
ToRs; INC. 1919 Wisconsin ave
fEooRs ssANDEp ana finished: old
O. apess %o. made lsks rev; % TAYLOR
FURNITURE REFINISHTNG - We
4fRioE s!ifis cell e1tssise stsff sERyroE aS as7s
Houses and apts.; windows, walls,
Venetian blinds. floors; painting
Call DE. 6244. 81
MATTRESSES remade, % up. STEIN
gEDpJNa co.. 1924 18th st NV
pGiNTiiNG2. paPERINo commercial
ysass nh fsWRssiE sssts ip'fRsRets RH 76 e
rAiNTING AND " PxPERINGAFor' ia a
good Job at low price. call MR.
KLIX, SH. 4771. 80
PAINTING, paper hanging, floor fin-
ishing: reasonable: free estimates;
terms as desired. Ph. ia. 1870.
PAINTING. PAPERING. ROOF WORK.
carpentry. floor finishing, mason
work and remodeling. RE. 1921
interior, exterior; roof
coated; general repairs; free esti-
paPER aasfss' HaadER IAN HA ooso; specializing in
private homes. work done by self
Call ia. 1898 for estimates. 80
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DINING pnoM sr11rr

DINING ROOM SUITE
In artistic Duncan Phyfe period de.
sign; solid mahogany, 10 pieces
server optional; half glass-front
china cabinet. chairs including ]
for mine host. beautifully carved
back seats upholstered in striped
finned ELK Iaosie ssst lovely saoie With metal
pad in mahogany color including ex-
tension; q suite for gracious living;
$3.50. AID. 2304 this evening or to-
morrow. No dealers.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

PIANOS, grands, Mason a. Hamlin
and others: from 1895. Uprts.. small
Knabe. EIia. S75. and others. Special
i,pTts prlges paI,r on consoles, spinets., apt.
can Storage Bldg, cor. entrance
2sol Ga. ave-. AID. 592S 20 to $500.
pY.,oe %
PlANOS--A real savings in new and
used pianos; all sizes; price start
ing S295; S25 down. 3 yrs. to pay
,., DYNAMIC MUSIC
1911 G st. NV. ST baAs
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ANTIQUES

Memorial Day sale, lO% of on any,
thing In the store. Now is the time
to puy marble-top table, chest OF
washstand. Many new items Just
arrived. Plenty ofbargains. You are
invited to come in and browse. Open
I'll T.. BELL KINDS. sos 9th st.
ANTIQUE SOFA. love seat, table,
desk, glassware, china, rugs. Mod
ern bedrm. and liv. rm. furn.,
Frigidaire. Closing estate. 100
N. Oak St.. CHI. 3031. .
BAROMETER, RECORDING, Taylor
CYCLIC Stormograph. NO. 9498,
BASINS, SINKS, BATHTUBs. bull,
in. Fittings, new or used. BLOCKS
3056 NJ st. NV. NO. 1903
bATHTUBS, new used puilt ID, legs;
SINKS, basins, toilets PEERLESs
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BICYCLES-This ad is worth So on
any new bicycle this week. at the
GEORGETOWN BICYCLE STORE
1911 Wis. ave. or PARKWAY CYCLE
& HARDWARE CO.. 2112 N. Kirk
wood rd., Arl. Phone MI. 0100 OF
ia. 5-S122.
8RlChS, Iace and common, an,
NC sUPpLY. AD. 1900.
BRlCkS-face and common. or q
million. ALASKA COAL AND BRICK
co. Ma k2ak NYT T2nn
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TELEVISION RENTAL
SIS per wk.. small deposit. DOWD's
TV, AIS Conn. ave. OR. 1900 =.
TELEVISION BARGAINS
Always bargains on brand-new 1851
discont. models, floor models, usec
TV. Compare our prices with an,
IN town. All popular brand sets
4922 Wis. ave. Open ewes. OR. 1900
TYnoLsaying country, sacrifice; late
nahog % table; e interior sagis h0ani antenna nlsl
$40 18th st.. N. Arl. KE. s-9ss1
TVS, save up to 25Ss on all ma
tionslly advertised brands; Is mos
to pay. ALPERSTEINS ELECTRIC
VILLAGE. S513 Piney Branch I'd.
S. S., Md. JU. 7-5600. Open till o
TIREs-Eour Model A; tubes and
rims. ST. Obs.
TIRES. 4 new whiteside walls, s.2Ox
IA; 2 tubes; S16s. sH. 5752. 30
TOILETS AND TANKS
New, close coupled. special this week.
S24. .95; ACE WRECKING 4 BUILD
ave. ne. LII. 4-050o. i
rYPEWRIIEK; " ( {; sMIIH; I!g spee,sl so
rYPEwRfrEks. S1s Wiz Il a'p portable and stand
ards; all makes; easy terms: used e
Yi1s 18th oi st. NV. b D1. 7s7s.
SAMPLES; IannMsi1n"s up to $50 trade-in sIloW- @
ance on your old machine. GENITAL
HU. 5121.
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SALEsPEoPLE = Small debit. good
ag4SsLr ssgishss EgE EHE nss ssussNcE q zG9sP eo
Radio Bldg, 203O N. 18th st., Ar
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS-e:30 a m
JORDAN, 9:30-1 Mon. through Fri.
DI, 7543. 81
Typewriter Instructor
Full time. permanent. must be thor.
oughly experienced.
Stereotype Institute
734 18th St.. NV. MA. $500.
Evening star., 1951-05-29

PiN-BALL MACHINES l3), all per
tscs tsos mechanically; swell for recrea-
PIPE structural steel angles chan.
neB, radiator. plumbing fixtures
used. WASHINGTON RAG d
BAG CO.. 215 L st s.w.. Di. so0S.
rifE' galvanized black, cast IRON, cut
thread; fixtures BLOCKS, 3O5e M
st st NV NO 1903 WA. 55Ol
FEEL Gsm TABLE; 5xe; all equipment.
PORCH GLIDER, metal; in good con-
dltlon; einnn; reasonable price. Phone WO.
PRINTING PRESSES, two chand,er
ana Price, 10 by Is. $3.50: II By
lS' $3.50; can be seen operating
Gl- 234o, 3110 No. 7th. Ari.. Va.
RADIO vICTRoLA. auto record
sshhanger' 2 baby strollers, Wo.
RECORDERS. l3c RcA. wire. SIS; Web
ster "Webcor" tape tnew). SisT.5o;
SIE Terms; tRecorder rentals, S5 day.
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6O1LOE6S
Fireproof metal doors, metal slidint
frames. closet fronts. ali sizes II
stock; access panels. ST. 1852. 52l
CARPENTERING, plastering. cement
MdnffAMs R8mfs, AsMssg0deiins' Phone CO. eSos 3.
cxRPENTER - porches, partitions
reliable. J. RoWELL. Elk. 0627.
CARPENTER. new and remodeiins
dses Ssii sy STn H9Fs; over 20 years exp e5per
cARpENrRY@No lii ss; RitO: Job too small. ALL b,
hour or contract. ME. 1898; ewes.
cARPENTRY, reasonable prices; re-
pairing and remodeling; screened
= porchss; ste. GE; 643s. i
es ea n r. eas1neis sF bssIs hsofsssei e. Lasts IS
CARPENTRY, cabinet work. remodel
ing and repairs; general contract
|cHEpENTRSf4 iHs hi RS4sSi 81 ALL KINDS, on SO. Son.
tracs S5Ss basis MR. LAWRENCE, RIA
CEMENT WALKS. drives. floors, walls
steps; waterproofing; white mechan.
les. JACK SPARKES, HO. 8439. .
|CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES electrically
raZor.kleened or no charge. ROTO.
RooTER. phone RA ssSs any DAY
any night.
|ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION - Re.
pairs. short circuits: small Jobs don't
immed. Call RA. 1922. any time
FENCE - Galvanized chain iink. al
posts IN concrete: Immediate cree.
months to pay Phone HO 66S3,
evenings and Sunday. NO 552a
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BRICKS

BRICKS
One million good used bricks. Cali us
deliver. ACE WRECKING 8 BUILD
ING MATERIAL CO., 4002 Mime
sofa ave. ne, LU. 4-0500. II
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BEAMS

Gin. new steel beams, 80 It. long
ACE WRECKING g. BUILDING CO.
40O2 MINI. ave. ne, LU. 4-0500.-l
BED, Hollywood, double, PRACTICAL,
new; new; Beautyrest mattress; S75. EN-
BEDROOM SUITE, mahogany, con.
ststing Of chest, dresser, vanity ant
double bed, inner spring mattress
coil springs; also 8 maple beds com.
plete with innerspring mattresses
3 maple chests at a very low price
EN-. 0124, 341S Quesada st. NV.
BEDS AND MATTRESSES
Army double bunks, complete with .
new cotton mattresses. $685.
Waves. 30-inch width folding bed
$7.95; .36-fnch width HOLLYWOOD.
mattress, S21 .95; new canvas fold.
ing cots, S5.95. N FRANK a. SON
414 Bird st. NV. Elk. S974
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BUILDING MATERIALS
WRECKING
Old Homes, 17o3-1705 K st.
FOR SALE, CLOSING OUT
All material for sale. Mantels, hard
wood paneling, doors, stairs. inside
mirrors. pipe, plumbing. radiation,
steel beams, hard brick. lumber-all
sizes stone marble. iron fence.
Visit our yard. Bargains. We deliver.
ARROW WRECKING CO.
100 s. Capitol. Ii. 3-2602.-2
BULLDOZER PARTS, TD-9. Inter
national, wide guage; flnai drives.
steering clutches. ring gear and
pinion. Transmission. Ali in per-
fect condition. Reasonable WA
272S. -2o
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
VACUUM CLEANERS

VACUUM CLEANER. Kenmor. nm
right. $50, good condition, Rockine
chair, solid wood. SIS. WA. 7752.
Evening star., 1951-05-29

flANOS - BALDWIN Acrosonic spinet
ana console models. BALDWIN de.
signed. Baldwin built, Baldwin guar
anteed Embodies features OF small
grand and upright; full resonanf
tone Baldwin patented fulI-biow
action lifetime durability Available
N wide selection OF eye-appealing
cases in mahogany. walnut Iieht
oak: avodite and ebony.
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO WoRCH
925 @ St, NV
Established 1870
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RRTCKS

BRICKS
Lge. quantity of good, hard, clear
brick. GENERAL WRECKING CO.
Brentwood rd. and w st. ne, MI
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BUILDING MATERIAL
stock of used materials in
washington. Compare our prices TO
those Of new material and save SIS.
We also carry complete line of
NEW building material.
SPECIAL THIS WEEK ONLY
Thick butt shingles, all colors, S2.35
bundle ACE WRECKING g. BUILD
ING MATERIAL CO., 4002 MINI.
ave. ne, LU. 4-O5O0. II
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BUILDING MATERIAL
Save 209s on new doors and windows
In quantity lots. GENERAL WRECK
ING CO. Brentwood I'd. and w st.
ne, MI. 6177. 81
BUILDING MATERIAL
We have on hand a large amount of
flooring. framing lumber and doors:
also large stock of I-beams, REIN
forced steel and angle irons, cor
rugated roofing tins. GENERAL
WRECKlNG CO.. Brentwood rd
and w st. ne, MI. 6177. 81
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GOI,D

PIANOS WANTED
Highest cash prices paid
for used spinets and
grands.
Can Mr. Baldi. ST. 5345 81
REFRIGERATION, small table top;
also extension ladder; reasonable.
ItZo. 80
WANTED-Used metal shaper. ID or
IL inch stroke. must be in GOOD
cond. 1855 S ST. s.e. AK. 1857,
FIR. GLIB. 30
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Used lumber, better than new,
sheathing, flooring and framing
lumber GENERAL WRECKING CO.,
Brentwood rd. and w st. ne. MI
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES
BUILDERS

BUILDERS
Fireproof metal doors. metal sliding
frames. closet fronts. all sizes In
stock; access panels. ST. 1852. 521
23th st. NV Il
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PORCH INCLosuREs-Your porch
made into den or extra bedrm.
Tree est: so mos. to pay. WI. 60S6.
CAPITOL CONTRACTING CO.. 4Sl9
Bethesda ave Rethesda
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BUSINESS SERVICES

'LOOR SANDING, finishing and wax.
ing; reasonable rates: call for free
estimates. RA. 67o6. 20
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rELEvIsION. 81 demonstrators: big
savings: trade and terms. P o.
SMITH, s. & S.. 1914 Il st. ne.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ANTIQUES

ADD. MACH, typewriters, calc., cash
reg. on equip. any kinds; top prices.
Dl. 7312i co. 1925 ewes. Sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1951-03-09
OVERLOOK

Revival services are now in prog
res sat Whites Chapel Church each
night during the week.
Funeral services were held al
Whites Chapel Tuesday at one D.
m. for Mrs. Margaret White, who
passed away in Philadelphia. She
was a former resident of this vi
cinity, but in the past years had
been making her home with her
daughter and family, Mrs. W.
Bruce Short.
Mrs. Thomas Mitchell and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Leighton LOckerman were
at the University of Delaware on
Wednesday visiting Mrs. Locker
mans daughter, Margaret Ann, who
is student there.
Howard Millman celebrated his
42nd birthday and his brother 2Srd
birthday on Sunday to turkey
dinner. Those present were their
families, Mr. and Mrs. John Hitch
and Miss Vickey Davidson and in
the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Roland
Millman of BrOadkill.
Mrs. Virginia ChOrman and Mrs.
Mitchell of RehObOth called on Mrs.
Virginia Campbell last Thursday.
Marshall Willey's birthday was
Sunday, March 4. Mr.. Wiley and
his family were entertained with a
number Of other relatives to a
birthday dinner at the home of his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Carpenter of Broadkill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lank enter
tanned to a turkey dinner Sunday:
Mr.. and Mrs. Gussie Rust of George
town, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sip
pie of Rehoboth and Mr.. and Mrs.
arthur Campbell.
Mrs. Edith Gilbert, Mrs. Florence
Stauffer, Mrs. Elizabeth Chappell.
Mrs. Emerson Stauffer of Milton
and Mrs. Emma EllingswOrth all
spent the day i'm Wilmington shop
ping on Tuesday.
Mrs. Estella Johnson and sister,
Minnie Davidson, entertained to
dinner Saturday evening the Rev.
and Mrs. Louhoff. Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur B. Campbell and their grand
daughter, Mary Virginia Davidson.
Read the classified ads
Milford chronicle., 1951-03-09
MILTON
By
Walter w. Crouch
Phone
Milton 1895

Rev. Milton r. Elliott announced
on Sunday that the Palm Sunday
morning service will be delivered
by DR. Thomas Mulligan, supt., OF
the Dover District DR.. Muligan' S
message viii be heard at IL a. III.
at the Grace Church and will be Of
special interest to young and old.
A cordial invitation is extended TO
everyone.
Ellen WagamOn, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Wagaman, spelt
the weekend with her maternal
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. d.
Burton at Lewes.
Members OF the senior class will
leave on Thursday, March 29th for
a three day senior trip in New
York. While there they will visit
a number Of tourists attractions
and will also see one of the lead
ing Broadway plays. They are ex-
pecting to be accompanied on time
trip by Warren R. Good, principal
and Mrs. Elizabeth ShivalhOod,
member Of the faculty.
The spring and Easter vacation
will begin for the students and
and members of the faculty on Fri
day, March 23rd and continue until
Monday, April Ord. This is one of
the longest Easter vacations for the
pupils in recent years.
Mrs. HoIda Hastings and daugh-
ter, Halen, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Gerhart ROscher in Wash
ington, ~ J.
Mr. and Mrs. George POstles were
Sunday dinner guests of their dau-
ghter, Mrs. Stanley Hunter in Mil
ford.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Melvin of
Sharon Hill, Pa, Mrs. Mary Quig
and Pat Walker, Of Lewes spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester E. Clendaniel.
Mrs. Raymond Spencer, Dyson
Spencer and daughter, Gloria Jane
Of Parsonsburg, Nd, spent Wednes
day in Wilm.
Pvt. MedfOrd King Of Camp Lee.
Va, spent the weekend with his
mother Mrs Charles T. Vent.
On Thursday evening Mrs. Ed
ora Reed entertained the following
guests Mrs. Frank Maull of Reho-
both, Mrs John Curtis, Mrs. John
Fisher, Mrs. Nora Massey, Mrs.
Lulu Atkins, Mrs Dorsey Brunham
Mrs. Charles Vent, Mrs. Lester
Clendaniel and Mrs. Francis VIII
Kins.
Mrs. Charles L. Jackson spent
Milford chronicle., 1951-03-09

Major Heatherley's former appoint
ment in Rapid City, S. d. He has
only recently returned to the States
from an assignment on Guam.
Mrs. lola Carmichael and Harvey
Light were recent guests of Mr.
and Mrs Emmett Baker. They
were enroute to their home in Bea-
con, N. Y, from spending some
time in Florida.
Mrs. Marshall Hart accompanied
her sisters, Mrs. Edna Sapp and
Mrs. Francis Simpson of Houston,
to spend the day in Wilmington
and Tuxedo Park on Wednesday.
where they visited their aunt, Mrs.
Edward Smith.
Dr.. Elderdice's sermon subject
on Sunday was "The Lapse of Eli
jaE," with his text being taken
from. l Kings 1879, What doest
Thou Here, Elijah?"
Mrs. Elva McIlvaine and Mrs. Helen
Anderson served on the reception
committee. DR.. T. c. Mulligan pre-
sided over the Quarterly Confer
ence in the church here on Sunday
evening following a worship serv-
ice in the church auditorium.
Mr.. G. w. Johnson resigned as
the annual conference Lay Leader
with Marshall Hart being named
to succeed Mr.. johnson.
Dr. Elderdice was invited to re-
turn to this charge for his fourth
Milford chronicle., 1951-03-09
MAGNOLIA
By Mrs. Frances Hart
Phone FredeFiCa 4231

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Anderson were
dinner guests of his brother and
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. j
Camper Anderson, in Rehoboth, on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lit Smith, accom-
panied by Mrs. Elizabeth Boone
spent Saturday in st. Michaels
Md, as guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Raymond COhee and their daugh-
ter.
Mrs. Dawson Minner, Miss Mar
jOrie Minner, Mrs. r. c. Ingram
and Mrs. Susie Barratt were Phila-
delphia shoppers on Thursday.
Miss Minner was a dinner guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. LinwOod Ward, in
Salisbury, Md, on Sunday.
Thirty seven members attended
the February dinner meeting of the
M. Y. A. F., last Wednesday eve.
ming, in the Community Hall. The
worship service was under the
leadership of DR.. Elderdice anC
recreatiOnal chairman was Will
liam Hinsley. Two new members
Herman Roe and William Garlic
Joined the group. Several interest
ing projects proposed by the presi-
dent, Harry Prese, and other men,
bers, were enthusiastically discuss
ed and action will be taken in the
near future.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Roe have
received word that their son-in-law
J. E. Heatherly, has recently been
promoted to the rank of Major
Major and Mrs. Heatherly and
their daughter, Sandy. have moved
to Sacramento. California, from
Milford chronicle., 1951-03-09

Wednesday and Thursday with her
daughter, Mrs Mabel Banning in
Bridgeville
Circle no 2 Of the Grace MethO-
dist WSCS met last Monday even
ing at the home of Mrs. Thelma
StOgner Mrs. Catherine Belts led
the devotional service in the alb
sence Of the chairman, Mrs. Cath
crime Crouch. The group will hold
their next meeting at the parsOn-
age on Monday evening, March 25.
Circle no / met on Tuesday even
ing at the home of Mrs. James Par
sons. DevOtionals were led by Blrs.
Catherine Belts. Mrs. Florence
Carey, president, presided at the
meeting. Hostess for the evening
We're Mrs. James Parsons and Mrs.
George PCstles.
On Sunday the program commit
tee headed by Mrs Catherine Belts
and Mrs. Ann Welch were fully
preparing for the forthcoming Eas-
ter Service. Rehearsals will begin
this week and an entertaining pro-
gram is being prepared to include
recitatiOls, dialogue, pantOmine
and special musical selections. The
program will be presented on Eas-
ter Sunday evening, March 25 at
1880 p. m. in the Grace Methodist
Church
Joseph NJ Lank of our Town is
serving on the Grand Jury for our
State Court and Petit Jury for the
U S District Court at Wilmington.
48 New books have recently been
added to the Milton Free Library.
All adults and children in and ar
ound the community are invited to
read any or all of the 4192 books
now on the shelves for the public's
use. Dues are very slight for the
advantages offered. The library is
open on Wednesday evening from
Z to 8 p. m. and on Saturday from
/ to 3 and z to 3 p. m. Mrs. Agnes
Hazdard, president of the club, is
every effort possible to at
tain all the best seller novels for
the library.
Milford chronicle., 1951-03-09

Mrs. Wilbur Simpson and daugh-
ters, Elizabeth Jane and Rebecca,
of Milford.
Mrs. Edna S. Roe attended the
twO-day Annual Education Confer
ence held at the University of Del
aware, in the Wolf Hall Auditori-
um, on Friday and Saturday and
sponsored by The Reading Clinic
of the University. Mrs. Roe, as a
teacher of Corrective Reading,
served as one of the Interrogators
Milford chronicle., 1951-03-09

year.
Visitors at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Wootten on Sunday
were her mother, Mrs. Vaughn
Lewis and sister, Mrs. George S.
Phillips, Mr.. Phillips and their son,
Jimmy, of GumbOrO, Mr.. Norman
Lewis, of RehobOth, Mrs. Harold
Schriver, of Dover, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace WoOtten and children, Of
Frederica, Mr.. and Mrs. Bobby Hall
and daughter, of MillsbOro, and
Milford chronicle., 1951-03-09

at the session on Friday evening.
Mrs. Gray Corder and children,
Nancy and Gale, of Milford, spent
the day on Thursday with Mrs.
Lester Johnson and her mother
Mrs. Mary Brugh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Knight and
family moved from Magnolia on
Saturday to make their home in
Viola. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson DonO-
van will soon occupy the home
made vacant by the Knights.
Milford chronicle., 1951-03-09

Although the United States mines
more than third of the worlds
zinc in its own territOry-more than
any other cOuntry-it must import
the metal to supply it's own needs.