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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE | MIscl

PIANO. grand. 5 it., excel. cond.
reas. AP. 5965. go
PIANOS, PIANO BENCHES. SIS;
Chlckering console. like new, at bic
small uprights from SS5 up; Knabe,
Kimball, Wurlitzer. other sizese low
as 500. PAUL GOLIBART, cor,
entrance. American Storage Bldg
2S01 Georgia Ave. AID. 592S
l9-30-5:30l. 3Os
PlANOS-Uprights, $40 up; spinets,
S265 up: grands. S345 up; terms
Open every night till 8, Sundays
Ill 9; Established 1901. SCHAEF-
FER s. PIANO SHOP. S25 Bonita nj
St, Silver Spring. SH. 3O39. 80
PIANO-BaldWin, Acrosonic snine,
and console models DESTINED. buiit
and guaranteed BY BALDWIN
equipped with Baldwin patented Ful
t; Siow action: Wide variety case. de-
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO woRra
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92o @ st. NV
Established 1870

PICKET FENCE STATS, redwood.
IL, reas long; : IN; wide. % in thick
PING PONG TABLE. new. used twice
SoSt S5O' will sell for $50. KI
PIPE, ealv;. black: copper. cast iron
cut thread: fixtures. BLOCKS. SO5t
~ 81 NV NO. 7S03 WA 55Ol
FIFE. y and l in. Bethlehem Ray.
t,, ouet Tor radiant heating. over
STOCK, priced below black iron t(
move; Call JU. S-4347 Sun. between
PiPE-Terra Gotta: new: sliehtls
oamageo. For use in bitches. drains
eulverts: etc: Sizes 10 in. up. z. B
DONALDSON & BROS. 18th anC
Brentwood I'd ne DII lG2n
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TARPS-DROP CLOTHS
25l3 N st. NV. EX. 1927
TARPAULINS, EX. 897z

~. Az W.
TELEvIsION. RCA, Yin combina-
GSinnend.ia 9lSn AM and a,.E FIN radio: beautiful
celient condition: $500. SH. SOS6.
Can between 8 and 8 pm. %
TELEVISlON-Closing out our de-
partment with all sets being offered
at wholesale or less. Terms Also
several -phonographs and a
good selection of small radios. ST,
2t'y: ~ JORDAN's. corner 18th and
TELEylSION SET, Philco. table
MODEL; 1npdeI mahhogany cabinet. Sin.
S23,S5 Bargain at $40. R. A A
SOLE purchasing dept, basement.
rEi ~? 18th st. NV. Mon. only.
TELEVISIcN. 17-in.. table model. like
new, excel. picture, with antenna,
Sl29. OR. 20SS.
TELEVISION. Admiral console. 1O-in
Fer1; cond:, S15. LO. 4-OO2O.
TELEVISION. l6-in. Admiral. walnut
go reE1nsSle; $55. EN- 1865.
TELEVIStON-Fam oO-tn
screen. brand-new; RCA licensed
parts, Was, S299.95: Just i sacri-
STAR RADIO CO., 400 IIth ST. NJ W
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RUGS! RUGS! RUGS!
$500 SALE
BROADLOOM
PTICC

BELOW WHOLESALE COST
and
REDUCTIONS UP TO 800
NEW, ALL WOOL
Fresh Stock of Broadlooms
Must Be Sold Immediately
Featuring Bigelow, Alex.
Smith, Artloom, Lees, etc.
in 9, IL, Is it. widths.
In Large
Lengths. Bring Room
Measurements.
TERMS: ALL SALES CASH
BROADLOOM AND
RUG OUTLET
1918 1st ST. NV, COR. N. Y. AVE.
Open 9 Am. to $50 PM.
Open Sunday Until A Pm.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
FURNISHINGS

FURNISHINGS
Bedrm.. din. rm.. misc. at
lowest prices. carefully selected
from the type OF owners who
do not care to have the gen.
eral public trample through
their nice homes; maple break
fast set. $40; oak breakfast
set. $3.50: oak credenza
buffet, $25; end tables. lamps,
etc. The little store around
the corner" 1929 Wisconsin
ave. NV. Open Monday till
8 pm. Ordway 6677.
OPEN SUNDAY. 2-6
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MAYW1T APPLIANCE SERVICE
$40 Upshur st. NV, Ia. $500

WASHING MACHINE. Norge wringer
$50. Crescent S75-J. 20
WASHING MACHINE. Bendix auto.
matte: $50 Call WI. AIS after
WASHING MACHINE, Thor y auto.
like new SO; also wishwasher at
tach.' never USED $50. Will sell
WASHING MACHINE. Bendix Econo-
MAJ: > yrs old, Phone Greenbelt
WASHING MACHINE. Monitor. new
wSAsHrSyGA SAnS "a MAcmixE-wrinser iiiSff type
wAsHTNG sfiis5' MAcH1NkENopse, IL SIOPSs wrins-
able. LO. 3-91S6
WASHING MACHINE - Excel, elec
e9qe SfPs 9fGe 9sfNGneaition; $50 MISS FOX
wAsiHIsNtGG si T. MAcH1NE-conlon. wiring.
er-type, like new excel. cond, $50
UN. 1914. 4903 Gallatin St, Hyatts-
wAsiHINMG Nc MAcHrNE-oen. Electric
N good working cond.. $50. FA
WASHING MAcHINE-Monitor. sooc
cond' 8 mos. old. Call JU. S-394s
WASHING WASH Ii MACHINE. new. westins-
house Laundromat. de luxe, with
"dlCi saver, COSJ TOUU, sac. N.DU
or best offer DI 1865 or ME. 67I7
WASHING MACHINE, Bendix, auto.
reaS.; sink. gas range, wardrobe
mirror record cabinet, lamp. ia
WASHING MACHINE. Zenith, sa5;
very good cond. JE. 2-9436.
WASHING MACHINE. Bendix. mode
S.:ll auto; excel, cond., S100
sun: JU. .S-2271, weekdays after 8.
WASHING MACHINE, Easy Spirola-
tor. wringer type. electric pump;
good cond. $45. l421 Somerset nj
DE n;y,,Apt. Apt. ,204. IA. 1913.
WASHING MAI CHINE, Frigidaire. au.
tomato S165: Simmons Hide-a.
Bed. Regency style fdouble), SI5O;
pixies. boys Rollfast, $50; girls
honman,. SIS; accessories. All very
good cond. Quarters 325-C. So. Area
RI. Myer. Va. OW. 9400. Ext. 119I
WASHING MACHINE. apt. sized Eas,
Wnlrldry. naldry. new, $3.50. Call JA
WASH TuB-Double, on roller, 81
WATCHES. brand new, not out O.
pawn; nationally famous; save $50!
10 500; largest selection in town
guaranteed as represented. LIVING.
SION d. CO.. 1923 H st. NV. ME
WATER COOLERS -ca). s35-sa5
Need room; LEWIS, 1887 I4ti
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
Refrigerator CloSeout

New 1851 and '52 Philco. Westing-
house. GE Hotpoint. Crosley, Glib
son. Deepfreeze and Admiral refrig-
orators. All sizes and models in
frigerators new and fully guar.
Standard Tire & Battery Co.
10th and H Sts. NE.
Open Ewes. Till 8. Ii. 3-9OS2
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Fire ExtinguiShers

2513 NJ st. NV, EX. 1927.
FIRE ENGINE and ladders, jet-fioV
drive; used only 3 times; SIS. NO
1904. UN. 0670.
FIRELESS COOKER, Thermatic; CON-
plete with aluminium containers
and biScs; S5. Call ia. 1851. -2S
FIREPLACE MANTEL, logs ano
irons; 3-pc. liv. room; dinner server
pair dressing tables; bench, etc
1913 Fitzgerald lane, Parkfairfax
Alexandria. AL. 674S. 29'
FIREWORKS STAND, Sx12. Call
SH. 5572. go
FREEZER - Lee. custard freezer
slightly used excel. buy, fully auto
matte: delivery direct into cone;
also syrup pumps. malt mixers. etc.
CHI 5l63
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MOVIE-PHOTO FANS

MOWER, power: Jari, sickle bar, SO.
,isGut. ~; cut. $40. Vienna 23S-M
MUSIC, sheet and arrangements: alsr
OTIS. compositions. 40 yrs anS
oiati: o,oer; Thousands, of copies. Dra-
matte tension. hurries, marches
French-Italian intermezzos' over
lures, mysteriosos, neutral, Oriental
gseac Hgssnetic andantes, Chinese and
japanese. love themes, Indian and
western battle agitatos, foreien
GiaSS & 3, and all others. Phone JOE
W UAEE6LtA, IS ao II. 4-97Ss. GE. 1905
INCHES t2). Cedar Hill. Cnoiste,
OBOE. Gen. Loree. Trifiers need M,
oFfICE 4bem q DEsks@5 SKIS mahogany, 2 Of
OFFICE DESK TOP. new, walnut
oFEffCIE; ffTfI; S$aa22i,p $a2i Weekdays, RE. 5oSs
safes; add. mach. Today, CO 4a9S 4tSs
oTEkk;; oTk; D1. 1872; liz 14th st. NV '
JrHscE russ cab,Ds,S bb,HR,N.-Resk. steel fiies
$40. CO. 1903, ewes.
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MOTORS

2o13 IA st. NV. EX. 1897.
MOTOR SCOOTER, Cusbman Io1e
40, Model "a, with Transmission.
Oversize tires, good cond.. $50. ST.
MOVIE CAMERA, 16-mm. Carl zeis,
Ms9evslk0n; s9 somns epld, Id, rfdr... 81, 4 sonnar
partment case. film; 1915 or sWar
Tor Leica: EN-. 1852.
MOVIE-PHOTO FANS
All equipment and supplies, tor
brands. Pay 6 to Is months. Il
year guarantee: trade-ins. Guide
iree. BRENNER, 933 Pa. ave
NV: Park free. RE. 2434.
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OFFICE FURNITURE.
Closing Retail nant

., 1oo4H15 1tCIdII OEQC.
All Nm new . desks. chairs; steel files, gen.
cost prices. Suite 5O4, 4I6 9Th St
NV. DI. 1856. s'
OIL SPACE HEATER, capacity fo,
o-rm. house; in practically neW
conds incl. 50-gal. tank. UN. $50
OEGAN: chapel size, good cond.. $50
OTyTRSS6H2I9n ~ RSS629 33i4dl44S., 34l4 s, Dakota ave. ne.
RE EHnSD IS1s .vao,n0l' mOIOR' 22 h.p. S125
OUIBOARD MOTOR, 4 h.p. Neptune
twin. S35. JU. S-2h69
Evening star., 1952-06-29

REFGR.. gas. Servel, $35; gas range,
a-bIrner. table top. $50; both excel
lent condition; Westinghouse electric
oven, SIS. FA. 1891.
condition; $50 or best offer. AP.
REFGR.. WESTINGHOUSE. clean. per-
feet operating cond. about 7l2 Gu.
IT., $40. Also one 81 maple bed, with
coil springs and innerSpring mat
tress; $50. No dealers. WI. SO34
REFGR.. Frigidaire. 6 Gu. it.. like new.
used by, one; must sell. moving to
apt; also oak jr. dinette set, 4
chairs. MI. O5l6. 20
REFGR.. Admiral. dual temp. Sla
Gu. It.. separate freezing compart-
ment; must be seen to be appreci-
ated; will sacrifice. RIA. 9O54.
kEFGR., Admiral 2 it.; mos. old
guar, 35-lb. fun width freezing
chest. Butter saver. LU. 1-4533.
REFGRS. (2). excellent cond,, ant.
size, $50; small family size, S42,
Washer. S2S: bed, So. Ia. O3S3.
kEFRG. EQUIP. BY OWNER. 5xs
walk-in box used only / yr.. ssh
or best offer: also S-ft. display and
frozen food cabinet; elec. cash reg
iSter 10. 2-4321
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SILVER TARNISH
PREVENTER BY RODIN

Keeps your silverware. brass; etc.
This amazing discovery does away
with LACQUER and the labor Of polish
ing. S1.24 postage included. Save
on large size. 4 times more. $3.50
RODIN JEWELS
s0S 18th st. NV.
SINGLE BED, mattress
coil springs. almost new. S35; base
ball catcher's three pieces. SIS: black
1909 wool coat, size 20. Zip-in lin
ing. S15. MRS. MCNEIL, Apt. AZ
11l2 18th st. NV, Sunday.
SINKS. new and used; all sizes; u
BLOCKS, 3056 II Ut. NV, NO
1908; 4610 BALTIC. ave. VA. B601
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STEEL

STENOTYPE, late model: recondi.
TONED. guaranteed; S42.5O. UNITED
TYPEWRITER co. S13 14th st
sTTENoTYPE MACHINE and CARRYING
case; used l mo-; sacrifice. Vienna
o3S-M
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RUST-OLEUM

No other paint like it. All colors.
aluminium white and black. Eco
nomical, covers more surface. Prompt
free delivery. THE GILBERT PAINT
CO, Distributor, 1074 3Ist st. NV,
DE. 1000.
Evening star., 1952-06-29

Furnlture-Wanted at once
any amount, good furniture.
Also refrigerator, gas range
and good piano. Call Mr..
Grady, phone, MA. 2679.
Evening star., 1952-06-29

PIANO, miniature grand. excellent
condition. S275. 81. 4S34.
PIANO, medium-size upright. recon-
ditioned. Gilbert make, $75. Gail
Mon: from 8 to 6. OK. 1888. 80
tone. S75. EX. 6O95. ~
PIANO. baby grand. Fisher; best ofier.
PIANo, apt. upright. 621 Girard st.
NV. DE. 1908.
Evening star., 1952-06-29

A.inch fir plywood. 4xS. $40 each
stock doors, mouldings. hardwood
and white pine cuttings: 3-ft. red
wood picket. l5c. Open all day Sat,
Evening star., 1952-06-29

GE DISHwASHER, model BE 100;
list price. S3?S4 AS. special price.
this ad only. S219.a5. Delivered in
factory crates. DISTRICT TIRE a.
APPLIANCE. 306S NJ st. NV. AID.
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THE SUNDAY STAR
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY, JUNE 20, 1889
Evening star., 1952-06-29

MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
BULLDOZERs. PAN. Leaders, french.
ing machine for footings, E0UIP.
MENT RENTAL CO OF. 1853
HOSPITAL BEDS-IDEAL BEDDING
AND .uRNITURE CO.. 622 st.
NV. Ma. 4094.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Slyth and
David
Mr.. and Mrs. Rcllin Sherwood
and Mary Alice visited their aunt,
Mrs. Della Sherwood in Columbus
on Sunday. Mrs. Sherwood fell a
couple of weeks ago, but is able to
be about the house now.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-21
PLAIN CITY GRANGE

PLAIN CITY GRANGE
The following program was
given at Plain City Grange on
Wednesday evening, March ID;
Song by the group Beautiful
Ohio; Ohio Quiz conducted by the
Lecturer; Talk-The First Ohio
Settlement by Miss Laura Car
penter; two songs When Irish
Eyes arc Smiling and It's No Sc
cret by quartettc composed of
Miss Doris Gordon, Lloyd Roby,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Roby; Talks
on How Home Accidents Happen
and How They Can Be Prevented
by Mrs. Phileda Bidwell and Rob-
ert Lombard; Stunt, Spring a
Song.
AT the next meeting members
will take sandwiches or jello salad.
Mrs. Everett Masslander will show
pictures and talk of her trip to
Boston, recently.
Canaan P.T.A. will meet Mon
day evening, March "a. John II.
Sittig, director of Radio and Audio
Visual Education of the Colum-
bus Schools will be the guest
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-21
CANAAN

Big Darby Ladies Aid will meet
Wednesday, March 26 at the
church. Hostesses are Mrs. Orville
Wilson. Miss Laura Carpenter,
Mrs. Paul Durfey, Mrs. Milton
Lewis, Mrs. Drue Baldridge and
Mrs. Edward IIennis.
Miss Carol Ann Converse en-
tertained a group of schoolmateS
at a St. Patrick's Day party Sun
day afternoon. Guests were Judy
Carter, Carolyn Boggs, Virginia
DileS, Susie Bishop, Roberta
Lewis, Nancy Congrove, Judy
Young, Robert Lee Bishop, ASH
BidWell III, Johnny Roby, Roby
Hennis, Eddie Hanscel, Julia Han
scel, Alice Wilson, Jim Mcekcr,
Joan Converse and the hostess,
Carol Converse.
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Roby and
Patty spent Sunday evening with
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-21
SOUTH SOL0N
BY Mrs. Ruth Diffendal
Phone S27t

Jack GoSsard, student at Ohio
State University will be an usher
for the wedding Of Miss Ruth
Wiggins and Allen Nolan, also
students OF the same college,
March p, in the Presbyterian
Church at Loudenville.
Mrs. Lottie Lansing spent the
week end with her niece, Mrs.
Helen Jean Brooks, at Athens.
Mrs. Hiram Riegel returned to
her home Monday from Memorial
Hospital, Washington c. H., where
she was a patient for several days
for observation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Gordin an
nounce he birth OF a son, Marlin
Kent March II. They are the
parents Of q son, Stephen, who is
spending this week with his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Cor
din. The family resides near
LaWrenCCVillc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weldon ast, Ed
die and Timmy Banion visited cn
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Pat
Fast and Frank Fast at Derby.
Mrs. Luther Rchm, Mrs. Cliff
ford Clcmans and Mrs. Dorothy
Clcmans were dinner guests on
Friday OF Mrs Gene Dement,,
Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Prcdmore
and family Of Hanover were week
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. john
Z. Diffendal and Linda
Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Theobald were Mr.. and
Mrs. Karl Bueiher Of Columbus.
In observance Of the third 5irth-
day of Lynette Picicns, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wayne LinSon entertained
with a dinner Sunday in their
home Guests were Mr. and Mrs.
George Pickens, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvc Pickens and family, all Of
near London, and Mrs. Minnie De
Mcnt.
Mrs. Harry ThCohald conducted
a cosmetic demonstration Thurs
day evening in the home of Mrs.
Raymond O'Bricn.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
Mrs. Howard Murry and family
were: Mr.. and Mrs. II. O. Cox,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hale, Mr..
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-21

and Mrs. j. S. Vandervort and Mr..
and Mrs. Vernon Vandervort, all
of Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin CIemans
and family visited on Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Clemans and
family near Mt. Sterling.
The birthday anniversary of
Mrs. Sarah Gossard was observed
on Sunday with a family dinner
IN her home. Present were, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Gossard, MIR. and
MRS. Jay GosSard and Jack and
Mrs. Marguerite Slough.
Mrs. Russell Rothe is a patient
at Mt Carmel Hospital, Columbus
Rev. Jessie Levenk undergo
surgery at Grant Hospital, Co.
lumbuS.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-21
JAPANESE EXPERTS
STUDY MINES

TOKYO (AP)-Ja2anese ex-
perts, by request, are probing
mines in the Philippines, Thailand
and India, seeking ways of ex-
,panding production.
The economic journal, Nihon
Kebai, reported the calls on Jap
anese geologists and mining ex-
perts. One mining company prom
ised to send its ace geologist to
the Apart copper mine in the Phil
ippines.
When operated by the Japanese
company during the Pacific war, it
yielded 1000 tons of ore monthly.
Now the Philippine operator is
seeking help to mine 1,200 tons a
month.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Alspaugh's,
guests, Wednesday afternoon and
evening were Mrs. Janice Ais
paugh and daughter Deborah. Mr.
and Mrs. Harold kelso and Mrs
Edna Wright, ali Of Sedalia.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Beekman
and son Bob, of Newport, and Mr.
and Mrs. Willis Anthony and
chlldren, of Washington c. II.
spent Sunday with Mr. ard Mrs
Thomas Anthony.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-21


speaker. The program chairman
will conduct a quiz on Know
your state. Members are asked
to bring something so years old or
older for display. There will be
prize for the most interesting.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lucas of
Route a, London spent Thursday
afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. Neal
Sherwood.
The girls of the Home Econom-
les Department at Canaan School
and their teacher Miss Betty Rice,
entertained the mothers, some
friends, and teachers at tea
Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Roby and
Dawn were guests at a family
dinner at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Williamc On Sunday. =
Miss Mary Alice Weeks was
hostess at bridal shower for
Mrs. Emerson Skaggs &C a e
SMITH Tuesday evening. Several
appropriate contests were enjoyed
an dthen at the Beautiful decorat-
ed table Gale opened her gifts,
Guests were Mrs. Dova Skaggs
Miss Shirley Skaggs, Mrs. Carl
Smith, Mrs. Ed Burnside, Mrs
Neal Sherwood, Mrs. Frank Roby
Mrs. Rollin Sherwood, Miss Mary
Alice Sherwood, Mrs. Mary Roby
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-21

Mrs. Flora Alspaugh and daugh-
ter Blanche, spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ova McBrayer
of South Scion.
The measles and flu which was
so prevalent among the school
children, has quoted down and all
are back in school again.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-21

Mrs. Elton Roby, Mrs. Edward
Hennis, Miss Charlotte Hennis,
Mrs. Jack Roby, Mrs. Carl Geyer.
Mrs. Clarence Dixon, Mrs. E. b.
Converse, Mrs. Carl Weeks, and
the guest of honor, Mrs. Emerson
Skaggs. Miss Weeks assisted by
her mother served lovely refresh
ments.
Mrs. Elton KoDy Taught first
grade Monday at Canaan for Mrs.
Strothers, who had the flu.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-21
NO KITTY AT ALL

NORTH HOLLYWOOD, Calf
tAP)-Ten-year-old Shirley Luz
cas- and her sister, Jackie, II, tried
almost all morning recently to
shake a kitty" out of tall elm
tree in their yard.
Finally they enlisted the aid of
their grandmother, Mrs. James F.
Lucas, to help get the kitty
down" Grandma took one look
and called the police The kitty"
turned out to be a full-grown rae
coon.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-21
PASSOVER
PILGRIMAGE

The first Christian churches often in Jewish COM
munisies Sometimes they linked fhe Jewish Passover 70
fhe Resurrection One of he eory church discussions
tered she need separate Eoster from he Poss
remncnf of his old discussion is the of the
term Pcscho in connection with fhe Eoster Pos
chol'' derives from term which meant 'Puss over.
Pigrimoses re holy pieces were imPorscnf pert Of
eory Eoster celebrations Some authorities think need
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-21

cooperative steam plant.
The canneries checked on over
haul costs for their individual
boilers and found they could save
money by constructing the COM
munity steam plant.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-21

for moonlight TO oid The avels Of the pilgrims had an
impcrton Ger. in seffino the Of Easter the first
Sunday offer fhe full following the vernol equinox
One of The early attempts TO unity Eosfer practices
wcs oae ot the Council Of Ncoea in BIS. brought fo-
eeser r,oss bishops in fhe fine OF Constantine TO
tresh perp'cxns church problems Constantine HIM
self cf2ended.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-03-21
STEAM PLANT
SERVES CANNERlES

SAN PEDRO, Calf. fAP)-
Five fish canneries on nearby
Terminal Island are served by A.
600 horsepower developed by a
recently completed million dollar
Milford chronicle., 1952-10-03
You Can Chalk It Up

Med a blackboard in your home
for family memos or for Juniors
srt work? You can paint a black
board onto a plaster wall that can
be easily cleansed Of chalk marks
with a damp cloth. Prepare the
surface as you would for fiat paint.
then apply a coating of fiat paint
in the color your board is 20 be.
Most blackboard coatings come in
black, but some are available in
deep green. Two coats Of the black
board coating will suffice. Paints
Of this type usually contain an alb
rasive to eliminate chalk "squeaks."
Milford chronicle., 1952-10-03

The Glendale Fire Company
formed an ambulance club which
works like this each family pays
$500 per yeer for service to all 10
cal hospitals and as far as Balti-
more, Phila., and Wilmington. The
charge covers the use of ambulance
If 1t is used one or more times dur
ing the year. This is not a donation,
but an insurance and protection.
The interested public of the COM
munities, Glendale and Lincoln are
cordially invited to take advantage
of this wonderful offer. The boys
are working on this project and
when they call on you be ready
with an open mind, heart and pock-
ct book The Glendale Fire Com
pany is always on the job when
called.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Smith enter
tanned at dinner on Sunday in hon
or of Mr.. Smiths birthday. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Ward and children, Donald and
Berta and Mrs. Stella Rogers of
MillsbOrO, Mrs Howard Bush and
children Ricrard, Louise and Steve
of Lewes, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Kin
kin and children George and Au-
! drey of Laurel. Mr.. and Mrs. John
/ S. Rogers and daughter Judy and
Mir. and Mrs. Walter Smith of Mil
4 ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Coleman of
NorristOwn, Pa, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Ingram of Wilmington, spent
the weekend with MIR. and Mrs.
Marshall Benson and Mrs. Mitchell
/ Jones.
Mrs. Della Godfrey of Millsboro
spent Thursday with her sister
Mrs. Elton Lynch and Mr. Lynch.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lynch are
spending several days with rela-
tiVes in COOperstOwn, N. Y.
Mrs. BOyce Short is i'll with pneu-
. mOnia at the home of her daughter
/ Mrs. Woodrow Morgan. We wish
for her a speedy recovery.
There are just few days left tC
get your tickets for the minstrel
show put on by the Class Of Prom
ise Tickets are priced 75c and soc
and all seats are reserved. Tickets
can be bought from any member of
the class and reserved at Bakers
/ Store. -
Milford chronicle., 1952-10-03

m. in charge of F. W. Ireland, SUI
perintendent.
Preaching at IL a. m. by The
pastor.
Evening service at 1880 o'clock.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday
evening at 8 o'clock.
Chicken and Dumping supper
The Ellendale WSCS will serve
a chicken and dumpling supper in
Ellendale School UG Friday even
ing, October II. Everyone try to
come and enjoy the delicious sup
per.
Class No. To Meet
Glass No. will be entertained
at the home of Mrs. F. w. Ireland
on Friday evening, October 10. All
are cordially invited
Mccolley's Methodist chapel
Rev. J. B. Petivs, PGsior
Sunday, October S
/ Sunday School services.
Union Methodist Church
Rev. ]. B. Peitvs. Poster
Sunday, October
Sunday School services at 2 p. m.
! Preaching at D. m.
Fuith Bible Holiness Church
Rev. Robert B. NoiIOF, PGsfoF
Sunday. October 5
Sunday School services at 2 D. m.
/ Preaching at 3 p. m.
! Everyone welcome.
Special
The New Market WSCS desire to
thank all who helped in any way to
make the "Silver Candlelight Tea"
a success. The beautiful decOra-
tiOns were emphasized by the glow
of candlelight and we were de-
lighted with the speakers and glad
to have so many Out-Of-tOwn guests.
School News
The Glendale School Cafeteria
will serve chocolate milk every
Monday at 8 cents per bottle, which
will make the platter on Monday
26 cents and 25 cents per platter
with white milk then and during
the rest of the week. We still have
meal tickets for $1.25 per week and
for quicker service and to avoid
losing money, buy a meal ticket.