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EDITOR
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coed SO as to give its convention
votes to Senator Russell? Well, the
answer is simple. Those who de-
sire Senaton Russell to be their
candidate should arrange to have
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-03-14

The jury sometimes fails to con-
vict on circumstantial evidence
but the neighbors never do.
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When you are right you don't
need to lose your temper-when
you are wrong you can't afford to.
Evening star., 1952-05-11
TRAlLeRS (eeat,j

LUGGAGE TRAILER. 4xo-ft. body
stoplisht; $50. al. 2sa4. A WV
TnAILEH, q IT,, 2-wheel. good condi.
ts2 ton; o;s SaS' including tires and tubes
METAL.BoDY HOUSE TRAILER, IL
IT,, all furnished. move right in
Call WA. $3.50.
GLIDE !Sa1.. sS;1 Off, lssS ,;S:+ blu: and .dr s,a,
bunk beds in rear bedrm.; reigf.
gas stove, h..w. heater; owner leav.
ing In June. Inquire MAC DONALD
Blandy's Trailer Court, Rt. 240, 3N
pital. or cali oL. S677. liz
s4-FT: CALF; 1850 all.alum.; tuil;
QMC A-ton. asp, canopy top. -p.u
tow truck, elec.. brakes, etc. BOtf
All for $s. 500. Inspect aI privst,
garaee. 1901 L Ut. NV, cor. 12ti
ssoPr. snp KozY COACH, sleeps 4; ei.c
offer. OWNER, WI. 2036. Ill
Ie-FT. CALF. 1851; unique layout
c:; slssps pSwIrn q alum; ri aSsoe hks new; $1,000
BANTAM TRAILER, oil steel body
ball and chain hitch. drop back
HoTsE s5SSsj s1iS srRA1LEk EA 1sSsa Wanted 1 to rem
for 8 months OF longer for famjI!
Of four; to be used on homesitl
while building; good care by re-
sponsible party. OW. O769. III
az COLUMBIA. 19> IT,; sleeps 4, ex,
eellent for travelling and FOR living
very good cond.: elec. refgr.. GO,
stove. complete floor carpeting;
must see TO appreciate: best one
NEW NOON, 2 bedrooms. latest mode
10" TV, 2Q-ft. awning. Save 81 900
Lot k3, WOODLEY Hills TRAIGER
COURT. 4 mi. So AlaYandria 4 Z
Evening star., 1952-05-11
MOTORCYCLES

HARLEY "125" 1850: like new; sad
die bags, Windshield; 5000, IA
G sSS22avaf S2vfbsSs sps iisss isis zzfs,ss s,.,
Can Mr.. s1MToNs After o Il Pm. no. q
SsS.s 81, !.
BSA. 500 &C. B-34 competition. ex.
cellent condition. low mileage; $55(
81 Or best oftsr; WA; 6063; la
bSSI. 1900 n miles; ss11s T19s like new; sssS
AUSTRIAN PUcH. cheap transp.
dd2o mi. per gal; 5000 mi. AL
INDIAN CHIEF. 1s47-74 Flathsad;
YS ZOO s1aass; Hilss; $3.50. lsso7 Ga. ave
NssS;sSS ~! 4 isSlf1nNcEs. four speed.
INDIAN IHi CHEF. ESE', excellent eond. VIII
Sccspt spos reas. cash oasr. Call 20
MIDGET CAR. cushman ensine. QUA i
exhaust. air tires. auto clutch; runi
1855 sSssscf'sslFfii FiiG2rS sSGi 3v' s2is sahand.rb,ra
psrs.ss; series ss42sSt W. VITA: ;sas7m 7m'sh.nifi'
FOE SALE-l95l Harley-pavidson
$12b; good condition; $3.50. Cal
'sA "a ssS ssS.y e e. ee:t' OK gtissss ssss slss'
HARLEY 19z6 45 Gu. in: buddS
seat, new tires and battery; $3.50
1860 yINCENT Rspide: many extras
5000 miles; best in motorcycles
excel: cold.;> reas. II. $4,000.
dition Ike new. Call JOHNNY,
MIDGET CAR, Cushman ensine, dua
exhaust, air tires, auto. clutch: must
sell immsd;. S35: OV. .5312.
HaRGET saoRfaslpn iss1 Il oys 0w same aSS a. new
only 5000 miles; must sell, $3.50
Or best offer. WA. $3.50 all day
sunday, after 8 weekdays.
1876 II. p. 45; $1,000 mi; perf
e0nd.; extrae; S326 or best offer
ONN 1712 Q2H n Yrvin0 sf ri
Evening star., 1952-05-11
AVIATION
fRAllERS

BA0dAGE TRAILER, approx: AT.
8 running lights. twin stoplights.
hitch; 500. on. 7OSs sunday.
HLSfARI transfer 9ses;sit.s:: ss . .!,s. >, N, !,
Imp. Mension, All aluminium: cont.
bedrm.. bath. kit. dinette. 6xl0' liv.
T% T.a, tEae 1o1 Ss On co y D Drs2ss eRss
incl. Jacks. towing dolly. fuel oil
BoLTEN. p. 8. BOZ ssis. wash
229s 2aI2 2. C c. '7se55sSc q call Ii. 6-67oo' Ext
1s4s ssUfERiSR. r RfSis excellent condition,
coURT. S4i1 Richmond hwy. K1,
iEETHE iSTYEE TRAILER SALES. Cherry
TssaSss asssr sHs.' for :sy.ya
msfes 81 new and used house trail
MODEM ab-ft. aluminium 1e4e
sfSSS. ca. 'To1ss o%EER t1s' e To- fsns sfsa
vAGABoND. late 1s4s model. soft
all-alumtnum: large living Room
bedroom. Kitchen, complete bath
fass,:s nsasssd with sh uis Ss.ssa st cSi; fs
heater, Magic Chef apt. -size LIZ
tric hct.water heater. storm win,
4-wheei electric brakes; practically
new truek-type tires, 23-1t. AWNING
etc. This Coach purchased new by I
working couple and toved only from
the factory to present location. All
furntshings and equipment like new
for q house. Prizes sacrificed Tor Qlltcl
up. Can be seen Saturday and sun
day., 10 reach: Drive out .. 9
HS HsSSsh e. aF e fs
Hotel tfAfac light. turn shaFp fi9h
County Poiice Station. turn turn isfs 8; 8;
roAQ q. % private lot and Trasls
.sfssAa q ?Iss!se Ssss az;ss: ..s:l :ssss;
NV ~; ;srAETas All an hoYSLfSfE efST tran.
e. ss. sas s.n 1882 3: ...% odsl f Rcs %,SSl old
a7-FT. ZiMMER; shower, elec. refgr
Eastern ave. me-. WA. 039Q.
SCHULZ TRAILER, living room. bed
room; attached. KI. 8-6092.
GLIDER 194e. 90 It.: excellent con
,snS s;sa'?; sasf4 = So9i 9r1ftss M soe5o ,, a,
S:sS s:n';s:iY e. tHEn Is ~ sum- ~
ss.fT. AMEaIcHNooSies eSo Nee lot Wit
porch sttashssd;; sd;o slssps 0; toilet
HlGNTWKl0RT cabin camping tran
~; sleeps q: foe4, elothins. eookin
csmDartmsnts: SAYS. w. 21Oa.
Evening star., 1952-05-11
AUTOS 3 TRUCKS WANTED

AUTOS j TRUCKS WANTED
WILL PAY UP TO s17S for bes
S3s CrSsleg Ofsered. Please write, N
1SbiANS 1Sh5i w pEHiER MHsi nm " town tb,, r..,
Sii essSMsIo Fl Ph1cs. sESf wIIniAs ndzi11as
sSSU4hhfEEiN suaaGR a4ie e e. town o;s; for an,
week; highest cash prices paid fol
good clean cars. ia. 4001.
CHHYSLER wanted. VIII pay tel
cash cash h,,e price TvI fc5 clean % %Chfyslsr. M ~
(Chrysief -Plymouth). is Kenned:
|WOULD LIKE to purchase 1850 o
1881 auto Immediately. Call D1
WESTERN BUYER has immed. casl
f5 Iafs SSis as .ss ssr' aA Aohih 1is
CADILLAC l949. viii pay up /,
Connecticut. Wo. s4o0. A @"
FAIR. HONEST APPRAISALS Of a
EEfkESs Eaa SsoSos oSSoaTlAc. 1854 [ st: A..
wanted to haul building material
lWk EEES az SxRs III rrssssaisdiii.ss .si ma maize
htghest Prices paid. Don't oa0 o
| trade until you 0ive us. the .oDpcF
ssRis:: ssiss:: Y. e g g, 90 q ssissass.' g s'G
| % Ql1 convenient downtown. drive
Esf SEfssffday' s;SS sS5rs. g sac .!s Ss:sf 80 Sssd!
loS. HSSS Dealer Dss sNA. essoS l11S vsi
GoSS NAN FOR BAD CARS an
trucks: tunkers, $50 and up. ca
ia. 7a69: immediate removal.
WANTED. late model 6-pASsenge
automobile: must be . good buy "a
leo CARS Ar ONCE-Top dolia,
paid for extra clean. low miieaa
cars; II We can't pay your price y
viii sell your car At your pfiei
1901 ny Vermont ave-. Alexandrii
lLMcoIN CONTINENTAL conyertiS, t
l47 or '48, wanted by indivtdua
6Must be clean. WIN pay cash. SLie
200 after . p.m. Sunday Or 9 pm
WANTED. Midsss auto racer, eomple.
u 6 any Parts to build oas. CAN u
Evening star., 1952-05-11
GARAGES

cars under cover. cali x. 1850
dSRHGss sSI Hss!ss' rnn lS14 RkNT + e 1'z 11z1o xso,n
st; $40 per month. DU. 7456 or DU.
e.CAS. a.sToRY GARAGE. eiec-
tricity, 1920; for rent, $50 month.
: LGH. s.sToRY B1icK saraees
about 100 "a. #. each; one .!
y NJ anS d 22na nv; and .sdr! one At ~ y
are. TU. 1887. 10.2, 6-S daily. .
w ith q; GAPiTo, Ply; Ri A 27ls; 1.,, a, ~,
Carroll st. s.e.-Ideal for storage,
approx. 16x1S IT,. only $50 per mo.
Call Mr.. Awkward, with SHANNON
4 e. LUcHs co" 1908 H st. NV. ma
I347 PA. AVE. Sc. rear-Single
metal .garage. wide alley entrance;
may be used for storage. LU.
Evening star., 1952-05-11
SPECIAL!
AvToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS

FENDER SKIRTS, while they last.
Price cut 26Ss. Cal 10. 5000
TIRES ~, new, white-weT, 6.70xl5,
an. tubes. LA. 6-6S90 or RA.
4 WMiTR-WALL TIRES. size o.7ox1s,
new CfulO retreads, excellent con-
dition; Phone WA: .A055.
.'8' motors and parts; best offer.
sTATI0ON WAGON WOOD repaired
and refinished. 1882 wisconsin ave.
Bethesda. Nd. OIL. 1850.
Evening star., 1952-05-11
Division stickeil Wheeler Yacht Co
Baltic, Md.

cABiN CRUISER, 81 It.. twin ChTys-
Ter engines; fully equipped: com.
pletely rennished; $4,000 or best
offOr.
Thompson runabout. IA IT,. 10 h.p.
johnson motor; S225. Call after
Pm; Fairfax. Va. Browning
Evening star., 1952-05-11
TRUCKS FOR SALE tcsat.,

TRUCK BAR0AlNS
Chevrolet 1047 Seton panel $3.50
Chevrolet 1913 sedan .delivery--$495
1ntnI 1947 14-ft. stake ke-----$425
NATIONAL TRUCKS
2316 Ga. Ave. NV. DE. 6961
Evening star., 1952-05-11

Mr.. Cash viii pay Q price that will
astound you. We buy oil models and
makes, and take care Of all details,
No obligations. Courteous service.
Call Mr.. Cash, Ii. 3-9877
OPEN SIyNnAYS
Evening star., 1952-05-11

UCiuE !S4o Ciup eCupe' r. ana a;
%kk R5E 0ss5 6Ri'e Co. elisR 1000 'sE a. ss s1.
DoG6GfE oiHsj4s Custom 4-door: IA ladi
and heater. low mileage; besutifu
gypsy. green hnish, white-wall tires
Car in perfect condition in ever,
specia $ssS Gt sRPE noroNSsse 5en
J. Wisconsin ave-. WO. 5000. Iii
DODGE '37 coupe; recently over
hauled: new battery: $3.50. Al.
nDelafield pl. NV. Call ia. 1888.
DODGE BOD .sat AS .n, custom club coupe: :
cond.: $500. 10. 9-s292. II:
heater; $50. UN. % a1as. sSsAn' VIII
DODGE 1850 Wayfarer; 1000 mi.
nSIa9 81 iSS9 ,s1 C5 best & 9tisr: TU; O56s;
FORD 1857 custom s Tudor; yer,
good condition; $795, cash, trad
or terms: 263 Carroll st., Takomi
FORD 1949 custom-bu coupe; radio
Nheater and overdrive; excellent con.
tFsSs disiUn or teqms as$ ds5,o cash
Takoma PIX. b. C.. GE. 83O3. ii
FORD 1850 Fordor VS.: blue. T., h.
SC, o.d.; excel. cond.; l pvt. owner
$4,000 miles; s1,295. IA. 5-64s5
FORD 1s47 Super de luxe. as.
Fordor sedan; dark green orig. I'm.
absolutely In new-car cond through
out; 1898, terms. QUEEN MOTOF
SALES. 7400 Ca. ave. NV, GE
FoRRS 1850. Custom rordor; I'll r, h
and oyerdrive; gleaming black orig
mos. 70 pay. 6uEEN WI, Mo,ToR s42iLEs s2i
| 7400 Ga. ave. NV, GE. 7400. Ill
FORDS 1949 custom "8'' Tudor: aiss
Fordor; both beaut. orig. green IN.
r. h. and overdrive: clean as they
come. Your. choice, S1.105; trade
long term financing. QUEEN MO.
TOR SALES, 7400 Ga. ave. NV.
FS6kkD' 'tsS' .sS Tudor "ss": good CON coIld.
$1s5. Call EN-. 1211 or WO. 1902
FORD model A Fordor; excellent con.
dition; Sl40. DI. 1881.
FORD 1890 roadster; channeled
hydraulic brakes. 59A block in proc,
ess Of building: $3.50. SH. 1856.
FORD '46 Tudor sedan; by owner;
| passed SO D. C. inspection: $500
or best offer. Ii. 3-2646 before 5
FORD 1850 custom "S" club coupe
r. and h.. o'drive, seat covers: q nnt
running car; S1.395; 2-day money.
back trial 4-9onth written guaran.
tee. HILL SANDERS. Wash. ;,
oldest Ford aler. lila Vermont
ave: NV, Ma 9S50:
lnRD 40 Custom Tudor; r., b.: 9
clean ear With low mileage; $l,1tO
IA. 2-S062s
Evening star., 1952-05-11

~ - H9 .0nSNI VIC Ah4C bChons
saer.f,ce. $3.50. Wa. seS5. wi oh
PLYMOUTH 1899 coupe: r. and h.;
sfsd sTf Tysa g14o I.. sHSd sSS Ii' hr
PLYMOUTH 1882 4.dr.: excel. cond.:
Sss4 G 5. Ssh rd.' xrl.. or OF "a. "a tss2ass.
PLYMOUTH 1887 sedan: heater. runs
rEYSoU4H fG4S Hi issi Il cr.nSrook saSa bushes,
coupe; black. heater. seat covers.
private owner. $500 miles; s1;4so.
rG23fMSSGTn4aH Gf MSSGTn4aH 1916 sedan: inspected. wea
cond.; private; S7s5. KH. 7-0077.
PLYMOUTH !A,s ~ sedan and B.
new; esG s995. S''ess.y down psyment $50 & s
4Ra SRsas' 1aLszIEss sfs5 ai5o sis-
rf9aSGrH fshsSStH + % r. 4-dr. sD. de luxe; r.
ssS e Z Is;5' ssas ss7ReSl'i'n' s7eG pvt.
and radiator damaged, motor good;
q 4; ylt,S,s|TzSs Vi ,s|zsi M: s, essls before , 1;se:
s.oe send, s,.s2S Of sfs p.,. sa:s: :ass:
rE7iSt4H Fl iRStiH 1s4, eonv.r,.sl. club
fSsRRs SRRRswoob VS. s1is5i ass s:F; syio
r. I: ave. ne. UN. 9O19. .-12
white sidev.li tires. :. and b., excel.
riT%ouHfAAi fGns; IA ?ioi; 81 a-aoor; low m,,.,,,.
orisinel owner. sl.SoS. ma. 0iz7.
PEYSMaoGTIa 1s47 Spec d. luz. a.dr.,
s795. Why pay more? $t49 down.
e mos mos; 70 Pay; Wash; e Lsrgsst Non
sALERs. INC. 1871 Bladensbure "a.
PLYMOUTH la47 speciai de- luxe
4-dr. sedan; distinctive and attrae-
s,ys si.ne Green; ,rS here oo is an ex;
ffErSieaoisoN iHIz sfsY ch.vro.. w1es 6Iss: 6ys
mobile Dealer. WA, 72OS. 5000
Balto: ave, Hyattsvillex Nd.
raHMGHrH sas W.T. psi 81 f!s srs sgss s9ss S9ts an
mos; TO pays Wash; !sst;; nontrsn:
INC. l73l Rladsnshurs I'd.
fC0NkinmNA An MAYh 0AWaE
Evening star., 1952-05-11

DODGE 1941 4-dr Luxury Liner; r
and h.. seat covers; good economical
transp:: $19b. MORRIS q HUGHES
56l4 Georg1a ave. NV, RA. 1922
Evening star., 1952-05-11

CHEVRoLET 1855 convertible; r. an5
h. excellent transp; $225 or best
CHEVROLET 1850 Powerrlide trans.
mission. Feetline de luxe 2-dool
sedan; l owner. 5000 miles, radio
heater, turn signals. plastic seat
CHEvROLET 1850 de luxe Fleet
line 2-dr.; attractive blue; r. and h.
spotless interior. reflects perfect
care; 4 ! owner; pG, guar; ,;;$I; 81 ;SSS; trsSs trad
CHEVROLET 80 Bel Air: all extras
low mileage. like new; 1850. DE
CHEvERoLEr '4s 4-dr.: used part.
time 90 cab BY college student; new
motor, new tires, perfect type
tgn.S SSdg ssr ssnSst
nee; 1896. WI. $500 between II and
CIHHEvekoiLEr 1850 r1eetline s-dr.
a,.sY,.st oTner' low misaee' .and ana B.; 81
months to pay. KLINE MOTORS.
caE9RoLEr NV is rs 4s sedan MG esSG sq1p s4ss
Why pay more? .$149 down, "a
mos. to pay. .wash.'s largest nom
SALERS. INC, 1871 Bladensburg Rd
wi WY Day morss sIas DOWN esD "a Sass mos.
to pay. Wash.'s largest non-fran-
chised dealer. AUTO WHOLE
sALERs. INC. 1871 Bladensburg Rd
Why pay moref $22s down. Sz
mos. TO pay. Wash.'s largest nom
franchised dealer. AUTO WHOLE.
CHEVROLET 1881 2-dr.; radio. very
low mileage; one-oVner car: 81 .54t
or accept trade-in. LA. 6-5334.
CHEVROLET 1947 station wagon
tires: $3.50. SOLoMoN's RESTAU.
RANT. 129 Kennedy st. NV. ia
CHEVROLET 1850 Bel Air. two-ton.
gray. +. and h.. red seat covers. un-
dercoat, extras: low mileage: only
$3.50. WI. 1902. I7s
CHEVROLET 1851 Power Glide 4-dr,
Skyline de luxe sedan: heater. seat
covers, turn signals. ETC.; in abso-
lutely new condition. with less than
KoHLER. GE. 0S00; ewes. 81. 6216,
CHEVROLET 'S5; overhauled motor,
cond., heater heater. SIS. or oR. o454' II .A's''
CHEVROLET 1870 2-dr.: r, h., 4
new tires; $2Sb or best offer
OWNER, 63z Gailatin st. NV. 12'
|CHEVROLET 1912 2-dr. de iuxe
e225. HI. 81O0s Extension 8220S.
Evening star., 1952-05-11

CADILLAC 1850 conyertibles, 3 ia
choose from; all 3 are l-owner. low.
mileage cars, all are fully equipped
WITH Wv; tires; S3.360. liberal
EMBASSY MOTORs, INC. corner
OF 18th and K SITS. NV, RE. 3SDO.
Milford chronicle., 1952-09-26
TEEN TALK
AP Newsfeatnres

AP NeWsfeatures
School life can be beautiful -
even for the girl who is in a new
high school trying to make friends.
Most young girls feel tangle-footed
and tongue-tied when faced with
the prospect of working into a new
circle of acquaintances.
The unfortunate thing abouf If
is that teen-agers have three strikes
on them when they embark on this
rev venture, says Keora KonO.
head OF the Personality Develop
ment course of the John Powers
school.
Miss Kono says that all but the
very aggressive young ladies fit in
that category. Says she:
They are scared to death he
cause they've left their ready-made
friends in Junior High School and
just can't figure out how to cone
with their new role. But being shy
and timid at that age is Just about
as common an ailment as a cold".
There are three things that must
be watched - dead giveways that
you lack seIf-assurance. But if
these can be curbed, you'll be on
the road to being a poised young
lady; says Miss KOnO:
!. The way you handle your body.
Milford chronicle., 1952-09-26

Homecoming in our church. There
was an excellent turnout in the
Church School, there being 142
present and the Offering was $137. so
to be applied to the debt.
For the morning hour of worship
the church was filled to capacity
with several being seated in the
Sunday School room. The speaker
was Rev. S. w. Milbury, EXECUTIVE
Secretary Of the Conference Board.
He chose his text from st. Matthew
1l;5-"The blind receive their sight
and the lame walk, the lepers are
eleansed and the deaf hear, the
dead are raised up, and the poor
have the gospel preached to them.
He used What Jesus Came to Do,
as his theme.
The Senior Choir sang the beau
tiful number, Whispering Hope.
There were Is members Of the choir
present and the Junior Choir was
out in full force after their summer
vacation. They sang a lovely selec-
ton entitled Like a Garden Is His
Word.
Robert H. Yerkes, President Of
the Official Board, gave a brief his
tory of the church, which was most
interesting.
On Sunday afternoon the Prayer
and Praise service was led by the
Rev. Elliott of Trinity Church, in
Harrington, and at 300 pm. the
guest preacher was Rev. J. P.
George. He chose his text from
I Timothy 3:15. He stressed using
the House of God all through his
sermon. Mrs. George sang two
lovely solos, "FOresake Me Not MY.
God" and "Be Still Gods Calling.
Another large crowd came out
for the evening services. The guest
speaker was the Dover District
Supt., Rev. Oler A. BARLEY, who
read st. Luke 6:6-11 inc, and he
preached on THE Man With the
Withered Right Hand" He deliver
ed a wonderful sermon. Both choirs
gave special selections.
The services all day were stimu-
lating and spiritually uplifting and
a real blessing and should strength
en- the religious forces in our COM
munity.
Mr.. Josiah NJ. Parvis is spending
this week in st. Louis, Mo, on bus
mess.
Mrs. Anna ThistlewoOd Hawkins
of Washington, D. c., spent the
weekend with relatives in Houston
and on Monday went to Tuxedo
Park, Del, to visit her sister, Mrs.
Smith.
Mr. Calvin Short and sister, Mrs.
Ella Walls of Georgetown, were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mer-
rill ThistlewoOd on Sunday evening.
They were also callers at the home
Milford chronicle., 1952-09-26

Body mannerisms such as nail
biting, pulling at the hair or iig-
Cling the foot, fiddling with jewelry
or tugging at clothes particularly
the girdle) are outward signs.
2. The tone of voice. Instead of
being warm and friendly. giving
curt responses to innocent oues-
tions, often, shows a feeling of in
security. We are short-tempered.
bored and superior when all a oues-
ton requires is a simple friendly
few words.
8. Facial expressions. Too often
girls who feel insecure show ex-
preston on their faces which are
likely to look blank. The ewes and
mouth are the two attractive assets
for facial expressions.
Miss KonO emphasizes that the
most important friendly, warming
asset we have at our command is
the ready smile. She suggests that
If 1t were coupled with a warm
voice and good body manners, we
could win friends without even try
ing.
Some teen-agers will admit their
faults and fears more readily than
others, and they can be helped
easily says Miss Kono. She has not
iced that young people are becom-
ing more aware of the need of a
helping hand to get them over that
Milford chronicle., 1952-09-26

Of Mrs. Cora Satterfield. Thev at.
tended the Homecoming and ami.
yersary services in the afternoon
also in the evening and enioyed
them very much.
Rev. F. D. Milbury, guest sneaker
at the Sunday morning services
was the dinner guest at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur H. Jump.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Collision
held a party at their home in
Trainer, Pa, on Sunday. 1t was in
honor of the Christening of their
granddaughter Shirley Jean john
son, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Johnson of Houston. Those al
tending were Rev. and Mrs. Jessie
Burke of LinwoOd, Pa, (Rev. Burke
did the Christening) Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry White, Mr.. and Mrs. Am
brose White, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Collision, Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham
Collision and daughter Margaret
Ann, of Marcus Hook, Mr.. and Mrs.
Al KOziol and daughter Barbara
Ann of Garden City, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bill Weaver and son Billy of Green
Ridge, Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford Ham
mOnd and children Don and Harry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Wooters. Mr..
Watson Wooters of Chester, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Collision and
daughter Linda, Mr. and Mrs. Sam
uel Collision and Miss Edna ColI-
son all of Lennox Park, Trainer,
Pa, Mr.. Alfred Wooters of Linwood.
Mr.. Walter Sharp of Milford. Del,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Johnson
and daughter Shirley Jean of Hous-
ton.
D. Mrs. Cora Saterfield is staying
with her niece, Mrs. L. Paul Green
lee this week.
Last Thursday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. James Minner and daughter
Miss Violet Minner entertained at
dinner Mr.. Frank Ussia and Mrs.
Peter Tantrena.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Britting-
ham had as their house guest over
the weekend Mrs. Brittingham's
sister, Mrs. Laura Allen of Camden,
Del. The Brittingham's were also
visited by Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Nor
rison of SeafOrd
Mr.. and Mrs. Obey F. Sapp spent
Saturday in Wilmington visiting
their sons Frank and Hummel Sapp
and families. On Sunday they were
dinner guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Wesley DeFOrd and Miss
Myrtle DeFOrd.
Milford chronicle., 1952-09-26

Miss Violet Minner, Mr.. Frank
Ussia, Mr.. and Mrs. James Minner
drove Mr.. Peter Tantrena to Will
mingtOn on Sunday to get a train
for New York City.
Officers of the Houston W.S.C.S.
who attended the Dover District
Seminar held at Selbyville, on We'd
nesday, Sept. oath, were president,
Mrs. Josiah Parvis; vice president,
Mrs. Emory Webb; secretary, Mrs.
Louis Buarque; treasurer, Mrs.
Francis Simpson; District secret.
airy of supplies, Mrs. Wilbur H.
Jump and Sunshine Chairlady, Mrs.
Seba Grunstra.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seba Grunstra had
as weekend guests Mrs. Grunstra's
mother, Mrs. J. Reynierse, her
brother, William and her sisters.
Misses JOzine and Anna Reynierse
all of New Jersey. Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Damsnia of New jersey have
also been recent guests of the
GTunstra's.
Maynard Grunstra has returned
to his home after having spent a
vacation in Kentucky.
The faculty of Houston School
attended the Saturday meeting
which met in Dover. They reported
a very profitable meeting.
The entire faculty registered in
Harrington for a course in Human
Relations. This course meets each
and every Monday
Mr.. Robert H. Yerkes spent Fri
Gay in Phila.
Don't forget the P.T.A. meeting
on Friday evening, Sept. 26th.
Milford chronicle., 1952-09-26

hurdle of growing up. This last
summer her teen-age courses were
jammed with Il want charm kids.
If you have difficulty persuading
yourself to ask the advice Of An
elder-such as what do do
wrong, etc, keep in mind that Won
are not the only girl who feels shv
and insecure at your age. other
kids have had the same feelings of
despair
Soft you haven't started back
to school with a sense Of security
feeling that you are making a GOOD
impression on your school chums
start now to correct the situation
Go out of your way to smile at
the girl who asks you where room
6O1 is, instead of saying. "Wbv
over there Of course, with a tone
of voice that sounds like you'd like
to add you dope"
Miss Kono believes that curtness
OF that sort shows that we are in.
at ease.