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HELP-MEN
Statesmen

Come in with the most progressive
storm window and fence company in
Metropolitan Washington. Work
with factory. Full commission on
contract approval. You will be
trained to handle our quality pro-
duct Apply at the factory between
and 8 p.m.. 1O44l Metropolitan
ave. Kensington, Md. or call for
appt:. 10; Ats or Va. sales ONCE.
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PORTER
Excel. working cond. with GOOD pay
for reliable man with dept. store
exper. Apply Mr.. Ettlin, 3rd floor
BOND CLOTHES, 1885 st. NV
PORTER
For bowling alley: must be sober
willing worker: good hours. Apply
after IL noon to the ARLINGTON
BOWLING CENTER, Columbia Pike
and s. Walter Reed drive. 20
ROOFERS - Asphalt shingles; eoot
lob, good pay; Apply Wheaton City
Wheaton. Md. See MR.. RICHMOND
FRESHMAN. offset. capable Of pro
ducing quality work; good salary
plenty Of overtime. Call MI. 907(
today. OR. 554S weekdays.
Observation-Disclosures with refer.
ence: top salary. IA. 6-S416. -21
PRESSER, man. experienced; steady
position. WAxBERG. 501s Com
necticut ave. NV.
PRESSER-Combina man. Cal
Jackson S-O467 after pm. 49,
PRESSER. mems clothing: excellent
salary; permanent position. CRAW.
FORD CLOTHES, 1920 Wilson blvd.
Arl, Va ia S-936fS 10
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PRINTING
SALESMAN

We have an opening for Q man with
an established following. Modern
equipped plant. doing excellent work;
you will be given fullest cooperation
Salary or liberal drawing or profit
sharing plan. Our men know Of
this i'd. Give SUFFICIENT information
of yourself to warrant meeting,
dence. Box 442-K. Star. al
only qualified men need apply, with
refs; good salary. CHEVY CHASE
SUPPLY CO.. $3.50 Conn. ave.
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OFFICE MESSENGER
Sixteen to seventeen years old, white
Must be neat and willing. Must have
some high school. Five-day, 40-houl
week. Good chance for advancement
Call Personnel Dept.
HO. 58O5
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TV ANTENNA MEN

With car, ladders tools; thoroughly
experienced. Year-round; perma.
nent; highest salary; ideal working
conditions. MR.. MEYER. tn. 1901.
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1900 G st. NV, ST. O250

A"'' ave A'"' 90
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
white: fabrication exper.: age 80
40; salary. $40 day plus commits
sion and vacation; only well exper.
RON'S sUNOCO SERVICE. wiscon-
sin ave. and River road. ~
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT.
R Rsi9s: s snf! so4d; So nisht; a only
good service station man with good
refs. need apply: BARRoN's SUN;
OCo SERVICE Wisconsin ave and
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
white; salary and commission. uni
IGA9 as ESQ SERVICE S7os va
sEEERSv1ccEis STATION ATTENDANTS,
must be experienced or willing to
learn, Apply in person, WILLIAM A.
s sdcS M l1f ish
Average earnings after 30-day train
Oil CO. 1910 Conn. ave. NV. go
SERVICE STATION attendant for
truck terminal; good pay; 6-day
wk.: other benefits including meals
At cost; & CAPITAL 81 Sta IA
1loN' 1GOh ~. L. wv NV y
SERVICE STATION A ATrE,S .Slcs *
| 4th and r. I. ave. ne. 30
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
Operate gasoline pumps, also vacan-
eies in lu6r dea1 SECTION a.v Pe rsns
Closed Sundays. and holidays; salary
EXCHANGE. Marine Corps Schools,
Quantico. Virginia. RI
SERVICE STATION MEN, full and
part time; ages 20-35; good oppor-
tunity for right men; average earn.
ingS. full-time men after 80 days
training period, $3.50 per mo. Apply
SUN OIL CO.. 1910 Conn. ave. % Nv.
SHEET METAL MECHANICS and
helpers; ex er in duct and layout
p p3ak 15 A4RgBi Taylo % s. INV NV or Z
SHEET METAL mechanics. top wages
for top man. SOLAR HEATING CO..
1iol Lee Lee hwy Rosslyn. Arl.. Va.
SHEET METAL SHOP superintendent.
Manufacturer Of residential
waE warn FURNACES and cTSipds
ants for aheet
months sh0 sho GpeV viii be fuiIy and and
well equipped for this type work.
and will have ample work pro-
vided to maintain force 80 or more.
Only man with good BACKGROUND,
sober and reliable. considered.
When employed will be in respon-
sible charge operations. Salary
commensurate with ability, plus
bonus on production and profits.
Please give full details age. educa-.
ton, experience. salary expected
| snapshot If possible), in confidence.
Box 4S3-K, Star. -23
SHEET METAL ESTIMA1OR-Bette
than top sal, plus security; progres-
sive well-estab. Arm; applicant must
! have worked with tools; construc
field knowledge essential. GICHNER
1900 Kendall ne. LA. $4,000.
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HElP-MEN

TECHNlCIANs, highest
earnings in town. Openings now in
Washington's fastest growing tele-
vision and appliance chain, for ex-
technicians. Finest modern equip.
ment and shop. Idea! working condi.
tons; company benefits and big dis
count privileges. Apply in person to
Mr.. Silvern, PHILLIPS Wise, 2Oi j
Shannon pl. Sc, Anacostia. D. C.
- pa
TIMER. white: good steady perm.
work; must be sober reliable man;
no. others need apply, Refs. re.
CURED. See MR.. KENT. 2Ol2 14th
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PRODUCE HELPERS
NO WEEKEND WORK

Permanent lob with opportunity for
advancement. VIII load truck and
20 out on route. Drivers permit
necessary: starting time. $3.50 am.
Apply between 3 am. and 8 pm. to
GOVERNMENT SERVICES. INC.
1135 Dist st. NV 80
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HELPER

LIGHTLY BUILT
For air conditioning and ventilating
duct cleaning. Mostly night WORK
Full time. Good salary; advance
ment. 5531 Illinois ave. NV. 10
HILLBILLY MUSICIANS (2l. must be
good entertainers. Cali in person
after 4 pm. today. 500 BladenS-
burg rd. ne.
HOUSEMAN. white, pleasant work
ing conditions. Apply houSekeeper,
CARLTON HOTEL, 10th and K NV.
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MEMS STORE
JUNIOR. EXECuTTVE

Career opportunity available to ag-
greSsive young man with at least :
yrs. experience in similar opera
ton. Applicant will assist store
owner at merchandising, manage
ment and selling counter level; bril-
liant future for right man with most
congenial working conditions; sal
airy bracket, S5,00O-S6, 900 per
annum based upon proven ability
Replies held in StricteSt confidence
State age, experience and refer.
ences. Box 25O-L. Star.
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MANAGER
MANAGER
RETAIL GIFTS AND HOUSEWARES

RETAIL GIFTS AND HOUSEWARES
Chain organization opening new small
store IN prime downtown location;
alert young man. age 25-40. lively
personality, eXper. retail merchan-
dlSlng and store display; salary Open
Write tuliy past employment and
present earnings. in strict confidence.
Box l2U-L, Star.
MEAT CUTTER-Must be expert
enced. Apply YOUNG MEAT AIAtS-
kET, 3l04 NJ st. NV. -2l
MEATCUTTER to start work imme-
diately; excel. starting salary; man
eXper. in working in lSt-claSs mar
ket only. CALVERT MARKET, 1852
Columbia I'd. NV. co. 5346. 81
MECHANICS and helpers, auto brak,
shop. LAPP BROS. BRAKE SERV.
ICE. 1906 l. st. NV. ia
'MECHANICS-Our shop is loaded with
work, We therefore need = more
top-notch mechanics ambitious tC
earn top pay with STEADY employ
ment in our modernly equipped
shop. See Mr.. Smith. ALEXANDRIA
NASH, 1905 Mt. Vernon ave-, Alex
MECHANIC with car to repair wash.
ers:; good opportunity; references
Call TU. $500 for appt. 10
MECHANICS (2)
White, l for. day and l for night
minor plumbing and electrical re-
Apply BUCKINGHAM. Maintenance
Dept. 1926 North Pershing dr..
lrear OF post office. Arl.. Va. --1s
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statesmen
D. G. and Sections of
Va. and Md.


Serious minded. good character with
sales ability. We prefer men OF
mature age, not accustomed to high
pressure methods. Men should have
cars. To the men selected, we offer
earnings considerably beyond the
average commissions and permanent,
lifetime connections. Advertiser is
q nationally known organization.
One OF the largest in its field, sup
plying all types of small business
men with services that are a must /"
Our service is very efficient and
highly recommended by credit mems
associations, banks, manufacturer
associations and thousands of small
of its kind in the country. Ours
is a permanent, year-'round repeat
dignified and big earning proposition.
Some protected territories available.
For personal interview call Mr.. H
s: VAN VOORHEES,, Mon. and Tues,
ME. 1850 80
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Oil Burner Mechanics

Alexandria area. With we'll
known fuel oil company; year.
time Job for right man; Vaca-
ton with pay with other ad-
Vantages; prevailing wages.
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SALESMAN
r FADC ONT "
SALESMAN

With sales experience in kitchen
equipment for homes; planning
homes for kitchen cabinets and ap-
plianceS. Good salary. MILLER
BLDG. SUP. 1715 Rhode Island ave.
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Fannon In Alexandria

Fannon In Alexandria
oV. 0605 or AL. 500
PAINTERS t2); exp, steady men. no
CONSTRUCTION CO. Rigs I'd. and
Charleston pl., Lewisdale. Md.
PAINTERS. top pay for experienced
men; residential Only; steady work.
Call Sunday. JU. 1871.
PAINTERS, exper. ECONOMY SD
/. ave. ne.
PAINTER Al NlaE exypsEisneed, Apply Mr
PAINTERS-GOOD MECHANICS needed
for steady employment 5311 Georgia
ave, NV.
PAINTERS. must be experienced;
Georgia ave: to Seminary rd.. iefi
to Monroe st.. right to Job. 30
PAPER HANGER, 1st class mechanic;
must have own tools and tables; Sic
per day. DU. 6644.
PATENT SEARCHER and amender
piece basis competency essential
Sfata faae poy o6IT cfor
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PIANO PLAYER for cocktail room
Must be good entertainer. Call in
person after 4 pm. today. S3g
Bledensburg I'd. ne.
PLASTERERS-1st class mechanics
only: Tower 1906. 30
PLASTERER. white, Al mechanic
ASK operator for FULTON S-65O7.
PLASTERERS WANTED-$26 per
o oay p lst class white ri or mechsnies
LANHAM SHOPPING CENTER
Landover, Md. --&.,
PLASTERERS WANTED; top wages.
Call J. B. SMARR. AL. O297 or AL.
4'25' Sat. after q or all day Sun.
|PLAsTERERs, white. irst-class me.
chanics only; steady work. OF
PLUMBER for ,obbing and remodel
ing shop. must have own hand tools
Apply appI,,c In person PLUMBING
PLUMBER. thoroughly exper. at
permit good position: steady work;
j. j. sHAffIRo, si1s es Ga. ave. iS NV
PLUMBER. permanent position with
established firm. must be expert
enced in remodeling and repair
sflts. JOHN 6. WEBsTER 81 & SONS
INC. lest. 1912. 627 F st. NV,
F IGsif'aF e ZIP sn il ioODns AND re.
PLTMBEER's HELPERs t2). exper.;
steady work; top wages. tn. 1900
PLUMBERS and helpers. for new work
s IN s1lv sIss sp5ins area Phone Eyer
PLUMBER. white. sober. dependable
man; excel. working conds.; perm
Job. chance for advancement: mus,
have D. c. drivers permit; refs.
R sS5s Ontario I'd. NV. See N Mr.
PLUMBER HELPERs-Need ambitious
men who are interested in learning
the trade. Apply in person. 1915
St Sth 5 St Ir s;w;. an. only. GEORGE F
order cooling coiored. sefs': s 1s:sd
and holidays. NATIONAL DRUG
CO.. 1000 Conn. ave. NV. "a
PORTER, colored, experienced, ref
errences. Apply in person. 715 18th
PoRTTERk-Liquor store; e5-s5; ex-
HoR. "a. p 7sss. Apply GIANT Iia'
PORTER. colored. part time. eve.
ningS. 5 to 3; good salary, good tips:
D. c. permit and ride bicycle. RED
TOP LIQUOR, 2013 18th st. NV.
PORTER. D. c. drivers permit: S35;
5 51f days; o mpst I have references
POkTERS (2). honest. dependable
willing workers; steady position
MARVIN'S, 734 9TH st. NV.
PORTER for bakery. good hours, c
days a week; no Sundays. Apply
SHOP. 1927 Colesvills I'd. Silver
Spring. Md. -25
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Personnel Assistant

Personnel Assistant
College graduate. in middle or late
eos, with some administrative per-
ferred. Please call for appointment.
ST. 1900, Ext. 251. Al
F BkEs4@o1b sf BsGas 1857 s sni
PHARMACIsT for eoiored neighbor-
hood drugstore; must have best Dos
p iisls Tstsi RA Sssl vac with Day,
ms. BENEFITS; 4s-hr. 1k.; SID.
PEARsON'S PHARMACY. 244S wis.
PHARMACIST, excel. physician: tor
p psesrs so IL. 1 30s4o1 ''n'
PHARMACIST
Full-time. perm. for active
salary, excel. working conds..
dement's. Apply WOODLEY
DRUGSToRE, 1927 Conn. ave-
PHOTOGRAPHER Thoroughly exper
cameraman for local portrait studio:
N fyP S gao for e apt '
PHOTOGRAPHERS, printer and dark.
room man: exper. BROOKS, 1897
+ st. NV ia
|PHOTOGRAPHIC opening with well.
known advertising and Commercial
studio for one with good enlargins
and contact printing background
good morals and willingness to work
requisite. Call DUNLOP STUDIOS
Elk. 47S7. for appointment.
PHOTOGRAPHER full OF
part-time. good pay. experienced
with black and white line negative
son. Cooperative co-workers. LITHC
lpH he1, SH & PRTfN;iTEER and col,
orist In oils, 40-hr. wk. See MR.
ZANOFF. 1913 r st. Nv. 80
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BECKER'S
1914 F st. NV --21
STORM WINDOW Statesmen, profit
sharing plan. commissions paid on
approval. Apply 1899 Pa. ave. SIC.
SURVEY RODMAN and chairman,
permanent empl for exp young
man. Apply MR.. KAPLAN. 1904
Finley ST.. Silver Spring, Md.
and ladies' clothing; 5a-day wk.
good pay. DEPENDABLE CLEANERS
zoos Columbia pike, Arlington. --25
TAILOR. exclusively for repairs. al
terations, mems and womens cloth
ing. Able. At; highest salary.
NEEDLECRAFT, 716 18th NV,
End floor.
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statesmen

Nationally known mems furnishings
stores has openings for salesmen;
experience preferred but not es-
sent1al; excellent earnings; splendid
opportunity
NATIONAL SHIRT SHOP
942 F st. NV. 1903 II St. NE.
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TELEVTsION BENCHMEN, full or
to 1895 i7th St. NV. "'' 81 e
TIRE CHANGER. experienced: good
salary and working conditions. BEN
HUNDIEY 3446 l4th St NV
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STOCK ROOM CLERK

Young. energetic, ambitious: excel
opport. to learn retail business un-
limited opportunities for advance
ment; good salary, liberal discounts.
paid vacations and other company
benefits. Apply Mr. Stewart, THE
YOUNG MEMS SHOP, 1919 F st.
NV. -21
STOCK ROOM CLERK
(White). Boy to assist; exper. not
necessary. Must be dependable, d
DHNZOn1C
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SERVICEMEN

014V AO4N4v1A@N
with car and tools: excel. opportun-
ity for advancement, paid vacations,
disqualification benefits. Apply
DYNAMIC STORES
120u r. CT NV ST O05O
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.JR ACCOUNTANT

jOURNEYMRN PLUMBERS wanted
46O1 Hamilton ST.. Hyattsville. Md
Milford chronicle., 1952-04-11

A school for every age and need.
We are now in our new building.
We have a class for you. Come
wd meet with friends. You are
welcome.
1900 a. m.-Easter Service.
There will be a special Easter pro-
gram by the Junior and Senior
}hoirs. The minister's subject:
The Empty Tomb"
There will be reception of new
members.
There will be no evening SER
vice.
Trinity Methodist
1000 a. m.-ChurCh School. John
Hastings, Superintendent
Chaplain's Chapel Methodist
100 p. m.-Church School. Hill
on Pchuel, Superintendent.
200 p. m.-Worship and Sermon
by the minister Reception of new
members.
st. JOhnstOWn Methodist
1900 p. m.-Church School, S. b.
McIlvaine, Superintendent.
Do not forget the "HOly Week
services that are being held in the
Greenwood Methodist Church.
Thursday night at 7:45 o'clock:
Holy Communion"
Friday night, Good Friday" SER
vice-the speaker will be DR.. John
Edward French, minister of the
First Methodist Church, Denton
Md.
There will be special music by
the Junior and Senior Choirs. The
sOlOist on Friday night will be
Philip Haddaway of Tilghman, Md
New members will be received
into the Greenwood Methodist anC
Chaplain's Chapel this Sunday. Mr.
and Mrs. Warren MCGEE united
Milford chronicle., 1952-04-11

Mrs. Nora Hill and Mrs. James
Rust of Pennington were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. w. Rust on Sat
urday afternoon.
The ladies Of Todd's w. S. C.. S.
extend their appreciation and
thanks to all who helped make their
chicken salad and oyster supper a
success on Saturday night.
Jack Elweell of Milford and Rev.
and Mrs. Alden Hopkins of Lewes
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
GOOtee Brown on Sunday.
It was with deepest regret that
TOdd's Community heard their pas
tor, Rev. Alden S. Hopkins an
nounce he was voluntarily leaving
the Pennington charge, where he
has been earnestly working the
past six years, building a strong
/ foundation of Christian groups
with the young folks who all love
him and look forward to being with
Milford chronicle., 1952-04-11

Mr.. and Mrs Lewis IJhler spent
Sunday with relatives in Baltimore
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Taylor. OF
Georgetown, were Sunday guests
Of Mrs. Howard Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Conway
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Edward An
thoney and family, who recently
moved near Seaford.
Mrs. Frank AnthOney entertain
ed the W.S.C,S. of Grace Church.
on Tuesday evening, April 1st.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Lord are en-
tertaining Miss Edith Wiley, OF
Woodbury., this week.
Miss Margaret Webb is on the
sick list.
Miss Charlotte Ann COnaway ana
a friend, Miss Virginia Brown, OF
Silver Springs, Md, spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. c. II
Conaway.
Miss Bessie Carlisle and Mr.
John Carlisle spent the weekend
in Princeton and Trenton, N. J.
Mrs. Huey Jackson, of SeafOrd
was a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs
J. L. Hatfield, on Tuesday.
Harvey DickersOn and Lester
Draper attended the Delaware
Chapter of the American Assoeia-
tion of Firmen, at Dover, on Sun
day
The Vol. Fire Co, of Greenwood
realized approximately $1350.0C
from the recent suppers held on
two evenings. They wish to thank
everyone. who, in any way contrib
uted in making the suppers such d
splendid success.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Hatfield at
tended the annual dinner meeting
of the Sussex County District. Boy
Scouts of America. in Jones Mem
lOrial Hall, Georgetown, on Tues.
day evening, april 1st.
The Sophomore Glass of Green
wood High School will hold a bake
in the Fire Hall. on Saturday
| April 10, at 1O:3O am.
The Methodist Church
]. E. Layton, Minister
Services for Sunday, April 13:
10000 a. m.-Church School. l.
c. Zych, Superintendent.
Milford chronicle., 1952-04-11
FISHERS DISTRICT
Mrs. Nora Rust

There will be an Easter egg hunt
at TOdd's Church on Friday after
noon at 2 D. IN. Come out and
bring the kiddies-they'll have a
swell time.
The Easter service at Todds will
be in charge of the young folks,
who are planning a program for
special entertainment for you, on
Sunday morning. April 18th, at II
a. m. Come out and enjoy it with
them.
Mrs. Charles Dearman came home
from the Milford Memorial Hos
pital on Sunday alter being a pa
tient there the past week. Mrs
Dearman is improving at her home
and is still under the care of DR.
Tierney of Milford
Milford chronicle., 1952-04-11
GREENWOOD
BY Mrs.
Nora WrOten
Phone
Greenwood 4S2l

Greenwood. Grace and Cannon
Methodist Charge
I. c. Thomas Jr., Pastor
Bethel: Church School at 1O:O0
am. Mrs. w. Paskey, Supt
Easter Program at 2:3O pm
Everyone invited.
Grace: Easter Sunrise Service al
$3.50 am. Sermon by the pastor.
Church School at 10000 am. WI,
Mills. Stpt
Cannon: Church School at 100
am. Robert Gilbert, Supt.
Morning Worship at 1900 am
Sermon by the pastor.
There will be a sunrise service In
the Grace Community Playground
Easter Sunday Morning at 5:39 a,
m. A brass ensemble will play The
choir will sing two special Easter
selections and the sermon will be
delivered by the pastor.
The ladies of Chaplain Chapel
will serve a chicken and dumping
supper in the fire hall, on Monday
April IA, at pm. The price of the
meal is $50 with a dish or $1.O(
without the dish. Come out and en-.
JOY a delicious meal.
The Sunshine Glass Of Green.
wood Methodist Church will meet
with Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Zych, next
Tuesday evening. April Is, at 500
The Willing Workers Class, Oi
Grace Church is meeting with Mr.
and Mrs. w. j Mills, this Wednes,
day evening
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Coulter spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs
Bayard Coulter and family, at Lew
es.
Mrs. Eva o'Day spent last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall An,
drew. at Lincoln.
Mrs. Anna Keel spent Sunda!
with her son and daughter-in-law
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Keel, Of neal
town.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wiley. o.
Dover. were Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Dan Chaffinch.
Milford chronicle., 1952-04-11

with st. JOhnstown Methodist
Church last Sunday.
The Fourth Quarterly Conference
for the Greenwood Methodist
Charge will be held on Friday
night, April Is, at G:3O p. m. Din
ner will be served in the fire hall.
The Sunshine Bible Class of the
Greenwood Methodist Church will
meet on Wednesday night, April 16,
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c..
Zych.
Chaplain's Chapel Methodist
Church will hold a covered dish
dinner next Monday night at six
o'clock in the Greenwood Fire
Hail. Come and bring dish of
food Price, soc and a dish. $1.O0
without dish Public invited.
Milford chronicle., 1952-04-11
AUSTRALIAN ~ POSTPONED

.CANBERRA, Australia 49, up -
Australia has postponed indefinite
ly plans to set up an experimental
televisiOn station near Sydney.
The decision was made by the
Cabinet because of the need to
cut imports, according to an an
nOuncement by Postmaster Cen
eral Hubert L. Anthony.
Milford chronicle., 1952-04-11

him at these meetings. We are very
sorry to lose one whose place will
be hard to fill and we hope the
work he is leaving will not 90 un-
finished but grow to- a united cir
Gle of fellowship that he may feel
his work and sacrifices have not
all bee min vain. He has the best
wishes Of all for a great future sue
cess.
Sunday School at TOdd's Sun
day morning at 10 o'clock. Easter
program at II a. m. A cordial well
come to all.
Milford chronicle., 1952-04-11
FlREMEN 100 LATE FOR
DocHousE

WEST FRANKFORT. iii. (R
AT 2 a. m. an alarm routed fire.
men out Of bed and the night was
cold. They made the run-to dog
house.
Their reports Dog unhurt. house
destroyed, $40 damage, cause un-
known.
Milford chronicle., 1952-04-11

cIassified Ads get results
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-03-29
VIRGINIA WOMEN
MAY VOTE - LEGALLY

RICHMOND, Va.--The Virginia
House of Delegates at last has
given tardy permission for the
women Of the commonwealth to
vote.
OF course, for 80 years most of
Virginia's female citizens have
voted anyway, under the women's
suffrage amendment to the fed
eral Constitution which was rati-
fled by all the states except Ala
bama, Maryland, and Virginia.
The first two are still holding
out.
But now, the House of Del
egates, by a vote of SO to /, has
approved Delegate Armistead
Boothe's resolution to ratify the
10Th Amendment and making vot-
ing a proper and ladylike exercise
of citizenship in the Old Domin-
ion.
Seriously" implored the del
egate from Alexandria, "women's
organizations feel women should
be allowed to vote with the APP
prevail of the Legislature, not by
sufferance under federal law"
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-03-29
FEPC ON MICHIGAN
AGENDA

Lansing, Michigan. Rep. Louis
c. Cramton, of Lapeer, Republ-
can author of the bill to establish
an FEPC in tho State of Michigan
is pushing for a showdown on the
measure. Last week, it was bit
terly debated, and when Lapeer
took the floor to explain the bill,
most of the Republican legislators
walked out,
Standing on the Democratic
side OF the House, Cramton told
his colleagues that he was be
coming more at home there than
on the Republican side"
Said he, II have supported the
Republican party. for half a cen
fury. | never thought I would see
the time that Republicans would
leave their seats rather than hear
a Republican discuss the vital
question of human rights"