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Evening star., 1952-10-24

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WAifREssENHeSw New Opening. restaurant.
Salary and good tips. Part or full
time. Apply in person, THE RICE
BOWL RESTAURANT, .7031 Balti-
GneT mere R4yd RRdD.T College s Park; Park, Nd ID; ga =
large downtown real estate ONCE.
Permanent position. Aforementioned
office. 5-day week. Salary open APP
ply in person: LEO M. BERNSTEIN
& CO., 1415 K, st. NV. "a
LADY to do clerical work. Some
helpful: Fairfax resident preferred
LOGAN CHEVROLET Co. Fairfax,
Va. Phone Crescent 96. -25
LADY HAVING CONTACTS with
churches, organizations. etc, to
work on commission basis. Cal
at LEA NOWACK FLOWER SHOP
LADIES 11a1 Conn rSs nss' 5is nT. tim. !. ssr.
can earn many extra S showing
newsst gift line in spare hrs. RE.
LADY, between 25 and As for gen.
some knowledge Of bookkeeping pre-
ferred. Permanent position with
good salary and 5-day. 40-hour
week. Many advantages including
eral vicinity of store would be pre-
fsdTsd peone wo Mr Msthe~i Ell fer
HOUSE. Americas Most Beautiful
Furniture Store. 4244. Conn. ave.
LADIES. refined: Stanley Home Prod
ucts have opening. S75 per week;
,,Ee permanent: I, Phone Ho; TITS.
pRone Snss Sags ssf sf yssG Dm snsTss i've
near Wis. ave. WO. 6035. "a
for disi work. pixLs, ss'tf Inc. ii Sf%'f
woMES. a. part time day or @Ss eve
WOMAN for cashier Job in drugstore:
days; 3:30,1 pm. meals: Apply
QUIGLEY DRUGS, 21st and G. 20
WOMEN. white or colored: for tele-
phone and general clerical work
HoLLYWooD cL1oTH1NG CO.. s 2G5
YohhNG' f'h e. WOMAN vi for one-rirl once:
typing. filing, invoicing. elementary
6ookkeeping; seSaln ping 8 days, $50 to $40;
give full details 1st letter. BOX
WANTED ai,TFi S'"c; COMPANION to eide eidsrl,
Jewish woman. Must be congenial
ana ref1ned. Small salary, excel
living conditions. Maid employed
skcI1R4Tv II hens; Ph% rhone "a; xS29s sS74; 81,
ness in your Job If You are wide
awake and can type. Apply Mr..
Waters. D. J. KAUFMAN. INC, 1905
Penna. ave. NV. ID
ExPER. check room girls. Full or part
time. Apply Miss K. Creagen bet. II
UNUSUAL POSITION Open to
strong, high-type woman in field Of
creative selling. Permanent. with
opportunity for rapid advancement,
age q to, 55, GOOD education, un-
like to meet people. Teaching back
ground desirable but not necessary.
Write full information and phone to
Box 386-J, Star. -26
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HOSTESS

Excellent position for intelligent
young woman experienced in res
taurant work Apply CROWN
RESTAURANT, 517 18th st. NV
-24
IBM MACH. OPERATOR-Knowl
OF board wiring desirable for large
progressive TV and appliance chain.
Many employee benefits. Apply Mr..
Klein, LACY'S. INC, 1907 H. ST. ne.
INVESTIGATION WORK with natl.
organ. woman. p 40. free to travel.
sal. and exp. no eXper. necessary.
$50 Warner Bldg. -
JEWELRY SALESGIRL in old, estab-
Hshed jewelry store: salary and COM
mission; pleasant surrounding; yaca-
tion with pay. Apply in person.
See Mr.. Roth, CASTELBERG' 1904
+ ST n W
Evening star., 1952-10-24
BABY FUNITURE
BEDS AND CHESTS

BEDS AND CHESTS
Govt. surplus Wave 30-in. foldins
beds. S10.95; Army double hunks
$19.95; 36-in. width sterilized Hol.
lywood bed and mattress. S1495
Hardwood light finish. 3-drawel
chests. S1495. All types of new
furn. at great savings. N FRANK
& SON, Ala 3rd st. NV. Elk. 1914
BEDRM. SUITE. 3 pc. (blond) with
box spring and innerspring mattress
S175. Call AL. 534S. pc
BEDSPRINGS. dble. Hollywood box
with legs; practically new. OR. 1906
Evening star., 1952-10-24
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
FRIDAY. OCTOBER "a, 1852

daybed, chairs, ANTIQUE
table. sofa; some kitchen utensils,
toastsr; Juicer. ete;> Phone MA. 3771.
FURNiTuRE-Speci on recondi-
toned "Hide-a-bed" type sofa, Slla;
Hollywood beds, $25, S35: studio
couches, S25. $50, S35; ext. drop
leaf table. regular Duncan Phyfe
desks; 2-pc. sofa bed sets, $50;
lounge chairs, S15, SI9. S25; Cos
sip benches, mirrors. jr mahoe. huf-
fet.. bargains; chests and oressers.
ST. to S29: end, lamp and cocktail
tables, So to $50 THE HOME SHOP,
lI41 L st. Terms RE ANGI
Evening star., 1952-10-24
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION-120 baas. black, like
Mrs. Holbrook. -26
ACCORDION, black, Stradivari, 100
key bass; regular size. s shifts;
like new: $295. OF 4331. -24
ADDING MACHINE, Burroughs; desk
model; adds 500, 1919. 80; $50. CEN
TRIAL TYPEWRITER CO, 2Oi9 I4th
st. NV. HU. 512l. -2S
ADDING MACHINE-R. c. Allen, 6
col, adds and subtracts. 3 yrs. old
excel. cond., 500. UN. 1854.
ADDING MACHINES, sunstrand eiec-
trio. Reconditioned Guaranteed;
500 80. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.,
Sl3 l4th st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-10-24

DANCE !. LESSONS - ARTHUR MUIR;
DiEJEhPaFEEEjzEi'' iJha e i91s Gu. IT.. like new
suite, Sl75; Can AL. 534S. -26
DEdUMIDlFIERS - Brand-new IA
mous-make: factory closeout; pre-
vents mildew. corosion. warping
was 81 39.95. Sacrificed for S99.95.
STAR RADIO CO., 400 11th st. NV.
DIAMONDS - Ladys SOL, "a ct.
500; lssdy,s. "a Ct, $3.50; lady S
! ct. $3.50; mans. 2 cts. $3.50;
lady's. ga cts. $500; lady's, cts,
Sl.750. All prices include mtgS
Trades accepted. LIVINGSTON &
Co. 1923 H st NV. ME. 3440. -25
DIAMOND BARGAINS - Pair dia-
mond earrings, total weight l carat;
modern cut blue white diamonds,
Ii X. white gold, pierced ears, 1928:
ga carat diamond, gem color, mod
ern cut, set in platinum, baguette
mounting, 5000; approximately /
carat diamond, brilliant diamond,
finest cutting, set in platinum ha-
guette setting, $3.50; "a carat dia-
mond, real beauty, set in IA k.
yellow gold, gents setting, $3.50;
outstanding blue figure brooch,
large size, surrounded by cultured
pearls, SO; finest diamond plati-
mum bracelet in Wash. 934 carats
of diamonds, is large baeuettes, Is
round diamonds; must be seen to be
appreciated, $4,000. All prices in
clude Federal tax. See MIR. BROTT,
9l7 F st. NV, RE. 2070.
Evening star., 1952-10-24
Furniture New

$3.50 Hollywood beds, S38,S5. serta
HOLLYWOOD, special, $685.. Beauty
room suite, special. S94.5O up, :.
piece chrome dinette, S69.50 up,
Store-wide inventory sale. Cash or
terms. Open 10 am. til 8 pm.
Evening star., 1952-10-24
APT. SIZE STOVES AND SINKS
LUMBER-OAK FLOORING .
WATER HEATERS-DOORS
ACE WRECKING &
BLDG. MATERIAL CO.

CAMERA; AMER ..1s Bel !, : Howell; 70 nm
oR, oS,,Si S7ia case meter After 6s5 8 glp'
Xmas. half-price; final week.
ZEBRA sHoPPE. $40 F st. NV.
CASH REGISTER. National, all
totals and 4 clark keys; peri. mech.
cond.; gives receipt. Can RE. 1862.
CHAIRS. antique dining; set % of Six;
good condition. WA. 9491. -26
CHAIRS-Blue stripe Lawson. S25;
blond dinette. $40, small kitchen,
glasses, $40. MA. 3771, Ext. S03. :
CHILD'S EQUIP-Pedal-op fire
engine with ladders; pine table and
CHAR set, scooter. 16-in. tricycle..
CHINA, Haviland. blue and gold pat
z pm, TIE. 3479. --24
CHINA DINNER SERVICE - Finest
quality bone, complete service for IL
CGARISET. B-fat, clarinet A tbuf1et, /;
Oboe tCabartl; violin (German)
CLoSETS-Manufacturing compl. g.
it. heavy plywood closet with Slid
ing doors and many extras. Very
strong, vet. can be taken apart very
easily when you move. WASHING
TON DOOR CO.. Ma. 6492. -29
cOAL. WOOD RANGES. oil ranges:
new. used. Easy credit, nothing DIN.
ACME STOVE. 1011 18th. MA. 2952.
COAT-Black cloth, muskrat tuxedo
stole, size. SO. S25; four lined por-
tiers, gold; dressing table; console
radio; adjust. dress form, etc. EN-
4211. -35
COMBINATION DOORS, 1M-inch
white pine. bronze wire and 12
panes OF glass. Rot-proofed for
long life. GALLIHER g. kim
K1EW1Cz. AT. $500. -26
Evening star., 1952-10-24

TypiSt, White or Colored
Must be rapid and accurate. steady
position; good salary. Apply HOL-
LYWOOD CLOTHING CO.. 7O3
Evening star., 1952-10-24
DINING ROOM

D1NT S2s BUY WV BEg9EE G2ss YTSr Ypg VISIT Td57
sAv1NHGs CoFF 36es TeANhSi55 rs 55cs foS On
NEW SAMPLE CLOsEoUTS. LOOK
AT THESE BARGAINS.
Solid lined oak extension tabe and
S79.50;. fine mahog. buffet, china,
2-pedestal Duncan Phyfe table and
chairs. were S495, now S349. so;
genuine mahog. drop-leaf table.
Duncan Phyfe style. was $500
now S37 %; mahog. or maple ex;
q chairs. was S69.50. now S47.5O;
many more bargains too numerous
to mention. Open Thursday til
GREAT s,Ell RAPIDS FURN. co.
GOT 7th ST. NV, EX. 6742
The Sample BarGain Store of Wash.
DISlSG FqoM oe2ee suITs aost SRf $780, RsE sell
DfSISG SET. Efatshf5snurss s.ps' ssl55 sS Sedrm
Sinstts seT, spc' with sdae5le. dele. bed; Sl65'
D1sHwAsHER fi. 9H;i Cory Ma Matte GHs Maid, cleo eiec
$50 or best offer. JE. $3.50. H; "S6
Observation-Disclosures Hotpoint,
Under under counter model; in orig crate;
DelON wholesale. LO. 4-736S, -26
DOORS, garage, / pair 4 by z it.;
q lights with hardware. WA. 2169.
DRYER. gas. Thor de luxe automatic,
floor sample (new), $190. NATION
AL ELECTRIC CO., 1888 14th st.
NV, DU. 9100. t24
ELaC rkiCAL APPLIANCES - Mixer
and juicer. mira ray broiler and
grill comb. portable sewing ma
chine: sacrifice; moving out of town.
All items in excel. cond. RA. 1853.
Evening star., 1952-10-24
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONs-Free estimates. remod.
coNrRAcf1Nd eaS ie5!f1 . CO., ME- GasBNAl sas5i
remodeling and repair
ing. Add more room by finishing
your attic; free estimates. 10
q-S396 -26
ADDITIONS, roofing, Residing, dor.
merS, recr. rms. and attics: kits. re.
modelled; new house construction, OF
carpenter contract on labor. Esti-
mates, call ST.. 1881. 30
ADDITIONS
Repairs. cellar to roof and business
remodeling. interior redecorating, q
years experience: terms. ROBERT
GOODMAN, WO. 2S6b,
Evening star., 1952-10-24

HEATERS AND STOVES
New. used; gas. oil, COAL wood, elec,
ACME STOVE. 1011 9TH. MA. s952.
HEATERS AND STOVES
Gas. cleo. oil coal wood. E-Z Credit.
HENRY'S. 1895 9TH NV. HU. 3646.
HOUSEHOLD FURN. and rugs. No
dealers. 1910 Otis st. ne.
ICE MACHINE-Ajax, cleo, makes
200 lbs, of cubes every "a hrs; orig.
cost a. yrs. ago. 81 1000; will sell
for S376 because we need larger
capacity machine: in operation and
can be seen. ia. 4-1700, XII. S-65SS.
MR.. STEVENS. --2e
IRONER. Thor Glad Iron. portable.
new cond.,- $50. FA 1918. pa
PANELING, New Eng
land W. P. Pickwick pattern, 6, 8
and 10 inch widths; IL cents per
bd. it.. selected grade. See this
yourself and compare. GALLIHER
y kI,IMKIEWICZ. AT. $500. --20
LINEN TABLECLOTH, snow white:
all purpose Irish linen S4X7O:
twelve hemstitched napkins 22x22:
never been used. S45. SH. 1889.
RM. SUITE. 3-pc.. modern.
with cuStom-made slip covers: good
cOnd.; reasonable 10 9-6071 -0R
Evening star., 1952-10-24
FURNITURE, LEATHER
AT TERRIFIC SAVINGS

Be thrifty, compare our prices with
retail prices. Exceptional selection
OF fine leather sofas, club chairs,
wing chairs and reception chairs. in
IA decorator colors, maroon, sage
green, luggaRe brown, etc. ALBERT
MANLON CO., 4l6 9th st. NV, Suite
5u4. EX. 72l2,
Evening star., 1952-10-24

BEDROOM, LIVING RIM, SOFA
BEDS, STUDIOS AND DINETTE
SUITES. Greatly reduced. cash or
terms. Open evenings till 8. AMERI-
Evening star., 1952-10-24

FURN.-Recsntly purchased. Mahog
4-poster. dbl. bed; mahos. 4-poster
sgl. ped; mahog breakfront, Ken
more auto. washer; set steel frame
porch furn.; all reas. priced. WI.
FuRN. - Glider, screen. shutters.
doors. French doors, storm window S.
picket fence. sink. Eng. bike, occ.
chrS;. straight chrs., pit. rocker.
! chest, vanity. kit. set, kit. cabinets,
bathinette, Hollywood bed. folding
bed. EN-. 1893. Moving.
FURN., dining room suite, 6-pc.,
mahog., junior size; 9Xl2 wool rug.
wine; other items. TU. 302S. I'd
FURN.-Mahog; buffet. china cabt., 3
| tables, chest drawers: others. 1866
| Meridian pl. NV. TU. 1868. 90
FURN.-Couch and chair, gray leath-
Sonable. WA. 1889.
fair cond.; S45. Ii. 3-0024. IA
IFURN.-9-pc. din. rm. suite. attrac-
tive oak; $75. Small liy: rm.. table.
Sl4i %arbns chest So Of draweTS SIS; treadls
IFURN.-Compiete furnishings Of q
Wyoming ave. NV. No. eoo7. PA
GARAGE DOOR-Genuine overhead.
with hardware. SKI it., excel. cond.;
$40. OIL. $500.
GAS RANGES, new. used; S15 up:
guaranteed; easy credit; nothing dn.
ACME STOVE. 1011 18th, MA. 1859,
GAS RANGES, new, used; $3.50 up;
installation. PEERLESS SALES, 2237
Georgia ave., DE. 5566.
GAS RANGE, clean, good cond., $35
| or best offer; day bed, $40; studio
couch, S35; vacuum sweeper, So.
Elmwood 1920.
lGUNS-Rifles. shotguns; old lamp,
| old clocks; other items. 1925 18th
! st. NV. Apt A, 2 to 10 pm.
GUNS-Remington, Model IA, 30
calibre slide, $50; new Marlin 35
Remington; Remington 10A, l2-
gauge pump with rib barrel, $50;
new S. g. w. K-22S: other guns,
new and used. Special S-mm.
Mauser conv.; one. sos; one, $50.
| For ollectors-Wincheste 73, CAL
ibre, c240 Winchester 90, cal
ibre 32 carbine; other early-lever
actions. Want military actions or
what have you. l buy, sell and
trade. DON'S GUN SHOP, Idylwood
rd., Falls Church. Open ewes. 8
to $50; closed Thursdays. JE.
HEATER--space, coal burning; excel
Evening star., 1952-10-24

Experienced telephone solicitors for
well established Arm. Call LA.
6-42SS, MIR. THORE, -26
Evening star., 1952-10-24

ADDITIONS
Porches, garages, alterations. W.
build or rebuild your home
ERS. JU. 9-7633: ewes. or Sunday
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-03


 Rev. Reeves Ravens and family were formally welcomed into the community last Tuesday evening with a reception held in the social rooms of the Community Meth odist Church.
 Ladies of the church had the rooms beautifully decorated with many of the lovely wild flowers now in bloom as well as Alaska cotton. Pouring at the tea table, decorated with rock fireweed, were Mrs. w. B. Mccarthy and Mrs. Carrie McLain.
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-03
EXPLORER SCOUTS. BACK FROM EIELSON TRIP. TELL OF GOOD TIME HAD BY ALL

Explorer Scouts returned from Eielson, courtesy of the US. Air Force late yesterday and are tell ing stories of the wonderful time they had.
 David Bell, Nugget newsboy, stated that he liked feeding the tree squirrels at Mckinley Park best of all the things he did. He also said that during the four day outdoor camping trip into the park he saw moose within a hun dred yards, beavers, and noun tain sheep. Of course there were mosquitoes, but they weren't much bigger than ours, he stated.
 The boys from Nome-David Bell, Jim Roth, Robert Sommers, and George Kost also enjoyed five hours in Fairbanks, which was one of the special side trips from Eielson Base.
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-03
CONTROLS OFF ICE

JUNEAU - The Office of Price Stabilization said price controls were removed from ice effective June 27. The agency pointed out ice has been supplanted by mech anical refrigeration to such an ex- tent in the last decade or so that sales of the product no longer constitute a factor in the family budget or the cost of operating a business.
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-03
Nome Chamber Moves To Insure Supplies For Remote Villages

Until this week the VIVA Chamber of Commerce has been striving for first boat" for Nome but as the strike continues with no apparent break, they are taking steps to try and protect the remote villages north of Nome who also depend on "sec- ond boat" early in July which is their only supply boat for the year.
 Letters have been sent alerting places that are dependent on the boat, advising them of the crisis they now face with the possibility of winter supplies not reaching the villages in time, should the strike continue.
 Kotzebue, Candle and Unala- kleet have already voiced their predicament.
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-03
Eskimo Dances on the 4th At Nome School

Chairman of the Eskimo Sports and Dances, Sam Mogg, advises that the Eskimo dances which will precede the American Legion dance on the evening of the 4th, will include a series of family traditional dances.
 These dances will be performed by both King and Diomede Is- flanders on the stage of the audit orium of the Nome School.
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-03

INVITATION TO BIDDERS
 The Nome School Board will receive bids for insulating the ceiling of the school building with Kirnsul or other comparable ma terial. Bids 10 be mailed to the Nome School Board prior 10 July Is. 1852. 81
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-03
Commissioners Court

John P. Jones was given a sen tence of 45 days in the Federal jail for assault.
 Winfred Adloat was given a six months suspended sentence for petty larceny.
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-03
N o T I C E

All Girl Scouts planning to at- lend the summer camp which will start Saturday. who had not paid their deposit. are requested to bring the money with them when they meet at the school l0:00 am. Saturday.
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-03

MT and Mrs Thomas Tungwe- nuk announce the birth of a daughter at their Belmont Point home. The baby was delivered by Mrs. Fannie Walluk and weighed 812 pounds at birth.
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-03

xxx Public Library will be closed Friday evening, July 4th. Open as usual on Saturday after noon from 2:30 until 400 pm.
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-03

The Standard Oil tanker is diScharging gas and oil for it's local distributor, Lomen Com mercial Go.
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-03
w "A R N l N c

Anyone driving without a City Sticker or City Drivers License shall be fined upon being picked up. Anyone driving through a Stop" sign shall be fined upon arrest.
 Clyde D. Glass. 82 Chief of Police
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-03

Wien Airlines have been busy day and night with special cargo flights. Last night two flights by C-46s brought in capacity loads of freight, one flight originating in Seattle. Three freight loads are expected today, one of which is freight carried for Pan American.
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-03
ALASKA AIRLINES

From Anchorage: C. c. Cech- owski, E. l.. Williams, M. w. Thompson.
 From McGrath: David H. Mel drum, Al McMasters.
 From Unalakleet: Frank Deg nan, Adrian N. Hewitt.
 To Anchorage: R. l.. Doughtry, Col. Jordan.
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-03

Legal Blanks al The Nugget office
Milford chronicle., 1952-03-21
Annual Report Of
Dairy Group Shows
Excellent Progress

The yearly report of the Sussex
County Dairy Herd Improvement
Association, made to the members
at their annual meeting Wednesday
night, shows splendid progress, ac-
cOTding to Delmar j. Young, Ex-
tension Dairyman.
Mr.. Young, speaking before IS
dairymen and their friends, pointed
out that through the use of better
sires, improved pastures and hay
crops and through a more careful
study of the records being kept on
their herds, daiTymen of the cOun-
ty are making great strides in i'm
proving the efficiency of their dairy
operation.
Wilbur H. Jump, Houston, for
mer president of the association,
stressed the importance of the sta
bilizing effect of the dairy indus
try on the economy of the state.
I'VE need more young men going
into dairy farming" said Mr.. Jump,
land this organization can' and
should lend its encouragement tC
that end"
officers and directors elected fol
1852 are Alden Short, Georgetown
president; George c. Simpson, oi
Houston. vice president; Victor
Rust, Jr., RehOboth, secretary-trea
surer; Medford Calhoun, Green
wood; Earl Tull, SeafOrd, and VIM
T. Thompson, Lincoln.
Milford chronicle., 1952-03-21
Wedding Announced

Announcement has been made of
the marriage of Mrs. Margaret
French, of Milton and Georgetown,
to Edward +. Pride, of George
town. The wedding took place on
Saturday evening, March Is, in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Webb.
of Milton, brother and sister-in-laW
Of the bride.
The couple were attended by
Mrs. Jane Hendrickson, of Har-
ringtOn, niece of the groom; Mrs.
Elizabeth Bradford, Milford; Job
o. Pride, of Harrington, the BROTH
er of the groom and Walter Meyer.
Only the immediate families and
a few friends were in attendance.
The couple will reside in George
town. The bride is a native of
Odessa and had lived in HatborO,
Pa, before coming back to Della
ware. The groom is a veteran
printer with the Milford Chronicle
Publishing Company, in Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1952-03-21
Harrington Auxiliary
Entertains Officers

State officers of the American
Legion Auxiliary of the Depart
ment of Delaware were guests at
the regular monthly meeting of
the Harrington Unit on Tuesday
evening, March 18th. The meeting
was conducted by the president.
Mrs. Mary Tucker.
Guest speaker for the evening
was Mrs. Marian Moore. who talk
ed on Youth Activities, in con-
nectiOn with the months topic of
Community Service. Mrs. Moore is
director of the Harrington Youth
Center.
Announcements were made Of
the following important dates to
be marked on Auxiliary members
calendars. They are: April 18th
Child Welfare Conference and
Luncheon to be held in Smyrna.
June % to 27-Girls State, to be
held in Dover. May 9th-Annual
visit of National Auxiliary Presi-
dent, Mrs. Her Campbell, in Dover.
June l8 and Estate Convention.
State officers who were present
for the evening and who spoke to
the group were: Mrs. Ida J. Ma
larkey State President; Mrs. John
LongbOtham, vice president of Kent
/ County; Mrs. Mary Burton, fourth
vice president; Mrs. J. Harvey
Dickey, secretary and treasurer
Mrs. ElwoOd Short. Americanisn
chairman; Mrs. w. Francis Lindell
chaplain; Mrs. Paul u. LOvett
National CommitteewOman, ant
Mrs Baker. Pan-American Studies
The nominating committee ap
pointed for the next meeting arr
Mrs. Mary Tucker, Mrs. Charlott,
Beauchamp. Mrs. Harriette O'Nea
and Mrs. Kate Peck.
; The unit voted to remodel tn
kitchen in connection with the re
modelling work that the Legiol
g., will do in the Home.
A check of $4,000 was presente
p to Mrs. Moore for the work at tn
Youth Center.
The meeting was adjourned an
refreshments were served.
Milford chronicle., 1952-03-21
Babies Born At
Milford Hospital

March IL, 1952-Boy, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Washington, cOlored,
Laurel; Boy. Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
dOre Pyne, Milford
March 12, 1952-Boy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Harcum, Houston;
Girl. Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Messick.
Milford; Girl, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Dean, Harrington.
March Is, 1952-Boy. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Faix. Milford; Boy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Beebe. Fred
erica; Boy Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
Taylor, SeafOFd.
March IA, 1952-Boy. Mr.. and
Mrs. Elwood Cannon, JT., cOlOred
Bridgeville.
March Is, 1952-Boy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Joseph, Milton.
March 16, 1952-Girl, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Green. FELTON,; Boy
Mr.. and Mrs. William Young
Georgetown, Girl, Mr.. and Mrs
James Jones, colored, Bridgeville
March II, 1952-Boy, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Jones. Laurel; Girl
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Collins, Jr.
Bridgeville; Girl, Mr. and Mrs
Oron Tyndall. Laurel Girl. Mr. an,
Mrs. Luther Billings, Laurel
Milford chronicle., 1952-03-21
Rev. T. C.. Jones
Not To Return To
SeafOrd Circuit

The Rev. Thomas c. Jones has
announced that he will not return
to the Seaf0rd Circuit for another
year as he only accepted the ap-
pOintment as an emergency.
He expects to return to his per-
manent home at Tilghman, Md, af-
ter Conference. So far "a persons
have been added to the church
membership. improvements have
been made on all the church prop
erty, including an electric stove
and new rugs and other improve
ments on the parsonage located at
524 Pine street, Seaford. The sal
airy has been increased $500 for
next Conference year. Mr.. Jones
is a retired minister of the PENN
sula Conference and subject TO call
when needed.
He was just recently called to
the State of Florida to assist in
the Evangelistic Campaign and re-
ported that over six thousand per-
sons were added to the churches.
Milford chronicle., 1952-03-21
Brownie Scout Troop
TROOP NO. 8

Il6UUE NOs
Troop No. 8 met last week, on
March 18th. They opened their
meeting with the flag salute and
the Brownie Promise. A game was
played and a song sung, then the
remainder of the afternoon was
spent in writing notes.
The Brownies wrote a thank
you" note to the Milford New Cen
tury Club thanking them for the
use of their Club House on March
18th when they had their Mother
and Brownie covered dish supper.
A note was also written to Ragains
Pharmacy thanking them for the
use of their show window in which
the Brownies had a display last
week. A note was sent to Cooper
smiths who loaned them the form
on which the Brownie uniform was
displayed
Linda Grier was the only Brown
! ie to miss the Covered Dish Supper
because of sickness, so a note was
written to tell her how much she
/ had been missed. After a very busy
land we'll spent meeting, the TrOOI
was dismissed until their mex
meeting this Thursday.