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Evening star., 1953-02-15
THIS MAY BE
YOUR BIG CHANCE

Do you find yourself approaching 80
or 30 years OF age and in position
where you do not have Q chance for
rapid promotion? We want to talk
with You about an opportunity in
selling. and sales MANAGEMENT where
your ability is quickly recognized and
your income and responsibility In
creased as you learn.
You must like selling and have q car.
You will receive excellent training.
You will have q top quality, nation
ally advertised Silverware which is
essential in every home. After q few
weeks. OF personal sales you will
start training new recruits and build
your own sales group.
Rou can expect to earn $4,000 to
$4,000 your first year and top S1O,-
900 your second year. Positions of
fertng greater income are available
in many localities and are auto
mattcally earned on the record Of
your. own performance. No invest-
ment. Excellent commission, training
fees. and overwrite paid weekly.
You will be associated with q large
and really progressive organization
where you can go places. A collect
wire giving your background and
phone number will arrange per-
sonal interview. Frank n Noble. Vice
President, EMPIRE CRAFTS COR.
FORATION' Newark, New York
6JALG. III
Evening star., 1953-02-15
SALES MANAGER

woman IS to so with car
ana phone for immediate opening to
rain for manaeer's position with
!arRe organization. Also opening
!or l0 salespersonS - housewives or
WASH wa hslms. Is. D. ws.ts z. ?. O. Box $685.
SecooEEsShEEK; eoEoNfaK vTsga% gpgd hGars snd sslsTy.
1907 wilson blvd. Arl., IA. 7-1lSO.
SALES GlRLS-Positions open for
women who want to earn excellent
salaries while training for dent:
managers' positions. Apply Mr.. Des-
ner care OF 8. N. MCBRIDE. 700 II
SALES M GIRL, part-time considered:
72O 9TH st. NV. between d and II
sts. No phone calls. -2l
SALESGlRLS for women's ready-to-
wear; for ne; dept, store. Must
DEPT. STORE. $50 fPp Il &. n.e. wAhlS
SALESLADY, ladies' wear, experience
preferred but not necessary: salary
sHdso snd seo%om5ssion; oGd ADORABLE DRESS
SALESLADY, no experience necessary;
outside on credit. See Mr.. Uilman.
N. =. JEwELRY. 7iS 7th st. NV:
--16
experienced in selling
CHINA, glasS and gifts; salary open.
Apply 1913 Conn. ave. NV. DO
sXIEsgIn2ShDSY. Egn2ShSY experienced. for von,.
ems apparel shop; near Biadens.
burg; 6-day week. Call AP. 1881.
sALEsLADY for work in drug and
cosmetic departments; salary plus
commission; must be experienced;
peasant working conditions. Apply
sSss SCHWARTZ 1. Al PHARMACY, 100 Conn.
SALEsLADY, experience better ready.
to-Wear, 500 wk.. plus commission.
Joan ROBERTS. HOO Conn. at L.
SALESLADY. experienced in care oe
fresh cut flowers and corsage maxi
ra9i inTi MS rSr sSsaS aSdsda5tSional details kindly
sALESLXDY, white. to learn surTicsl
saEEsLSSY SGs va Wanted ssdSsSs iss paint .sSr.
In making contacts by phone and
correspondence; salary and com-
mission; good chance for q go-
;. Eetter. Box 295-X. Star. --l5
SALESLADY, for dress shop. Apply
references. Box 391.z, Star. -i6
CONNIE FASHIONS, 1910 14th st.
SALEsLADY - washingtcn's leadins
pleasant working arranEements. TfiH
STOHk SET 1896 Conn. ave. lib
Evening star., 1953-02-15

ZO-25, veteran preferred or 0ralt-
exempt. to learn retailing in Wash
store. Excellent opportunity for alert,
enter this field. Excellent salary.
RA. $4,000. 5000 Georgia ave.
YOUNG MEN. white, free to travel
in Virginia towns. No eXper. neces.
Can earn SIS per week. Room 424,
1404 New York ave. NV. IL
YOUNG MEN-TRAVEL,
Age 1913. Free to travel 26 States.
work. No exper. nee. Transp. paid,
expenses advanced. Average earn
ings. S75 weekly: Comm. plus bonus.
Apply MR.. NERBONNE, Cairo Hotel.
Que at 18th NV: 10 a.m.-2 p;m.,
EXPERIENCED ESTIMATOR to han
die quantity take-otf for general
fs'H Submit fesume ' of experience. a% Ses Reply
WSNrEp1 R1S 11-zi zr SIC SSScE-Rawle,eh 61s Deal.
er for nearby locality in Green,
Orange or King George counties.
Tl1tsp Write RAWLEdGES; s,Hpndcd 8. Dept D. c.
PART TIME-sales representatives
desirious Of earning So per hour
and up: 10 to Is hours per wk.
Leads furnished; car essential.
Virginia: 2 Md; 2 washington.
Call TU.. 2-3636 Monday, 8 to 5.
Is $40 A WEEK worth Q postcard
to you? Then rush card for special
nS new EA PAS sehs ssS amos BE-
froster like "hot cakes!" D-Frost-
o-Matic, Dept. 56-A. 173 W. Mad
AD 1SOfi mATGaEs. AS6fHsS. SELL AMAZING Ae-
signs! 20. 80; 20 and 240,light book
matches. BIGGER SPOT CASH
COMM; Every business a prospect.
Repeats. Start without exp. men.
ING. Sales kit furn. MATCH CORP.
OF AMERICA, Dept. PB, Chicago 81.
SOUTHERN MD. MAN-S7o week
and car expense; no sales. exper.
necessary; require dependable man
weekly wholesale orders calling on
chants in Charles and st. Marys
counties; established customers.
can Mr.. Hibbs. MA. 8.1992:
SELL SHOES DIRECT-Excellent
opportqnity with q lesdinE ed ;n shoe so11m fac
ss sSIY pars Efr9 Or up Giu Il 5. da aS som sss
family. Fast deliveries. Write for
free spring catalog. etc. JOHN
NEIL. SHOE, 90 Enterprise, Brock
CAN you use $50 extra per week?
Show amazing cushion comfort
shoes. Commissions to 81 pair. Cash
bonus. Experience unnecessary.
Write for FREE catalog. informa-
ton. TANNERS SHOES, 2S1 Bos-
D1CRON sHG on AND ORION SUITS and
slacks sold direct at amazingly low
prices. Nationally advertised in
Time. Sat. Eve. Post. ESQUIRE, etc.
Big commissions advanced daily.
Sample outfit free. INTERSTATE
GARMENT (Mfgr.), 1056-B, Van
Buren. Chicago: .
mgr. in small hotel. Needs no exper.
Refs. Good pay. Box 113-Z. Star;
LIZ
SALESMAN calling or
retail trade, salary and commission
Can furnish Al reference: car;
phone ia. 2-1417. zoos N. smythe
APliVUfnn Ua
Evening star., 1953-02-15
Wanted Immediately
BOOKKEEpRR

By progressive firm; starting salary,
$S5 per. Wk. Reply in writing with
refs. Box 391-Z, Star. -16
Exp. Sewing Mach. Salesman
I need q man who is not satisfied
with 500 wk. We pay the highest
comm. rate in~Wash. plus car allow
ance. bonus, paid vacation. Our men
are now doing better than $3.50 wk.
See Mr.. LENEHAN ct 1929 18th
Evening star., 1953-02-15
HELP-MEN
MEN-PART!TTME

Three nights week. age 21 to 81
Apply pm. sharp, Tuesday, Suite
213, virginia Square Bldg..- 966 N.
Monroe. cor Of N. Fairfax Dr.. Ar
Evening star., 1953-02-15
YOUNG MAN

for alert, dependable
high school graduate. approximately
20-26. in shipping and service dept.
Of expanding local distributor for
nationally known ONCE eQuipment.
Located near Statler hotel. Previous
exper. not necessary. 5-day, 40
hour wk. Call ME. S-1723 for
Evening star., 1953-02-15

srocery experience. Permanent posi-.
ton. 72S Goth st. ne. -:-16
MAN, with nursery exper., who knows
selling and handling plant material;
good proposition. Call EN-. 2-789o.
MAN, colored, to work in paint fac
tory; must be reliable and steady.
Do not apply unless you have recent
local reference. Call TU. 2-05O0 for
MAN, exper. rug and furniture clean
SPeESssi1nag FssPOnsihility fANARs cF PIaHs'
20, S-2123, Monday, .u,,. =.
aS truck eAdfF dfi!er onli ihOassSeld
STORAGE Co. 10. 3-2l21. Monday.
NAN. mechanically inclined to do
ho%s seEViss ss5 small Rarantss TS
selling privileges; 5 weeks training.
Salary paid while in training: Must
MENT SERVICE. Old Post Once
Bldg. 18th and Penna. ave. be-
tween 10, am. and 2 pm. Please
NAN, exper. general maintenance,
Grating; good opportunity for ad-
yancemsnts; ACE VAN = STORAGE
MAN. settled. one who has had con;
nection with truck owners and
truck fleet operators; to develop
into O truck specialist and man
ager for one Of areas most pro-
gresSive Chevrolet Dealers; q most
attractive proposition for the right
man: call Mr.. Garner, Tuesday
between 10 and IL. ia. $4,000.
MAN. colored. to work in paint fac
tory; starting pay 81 per hour. with
chance for rapid advancement, Only
reliable, sober man. with ;slvlsd, Local rel
call TU. 2-0b00.
MAN, coiored, to work on used car
lot for o large new-car dealer; must
be exper II you don't want to work
COLONIAL OIDSMOBILE CO.. 2226
Xinhnin nNa ~ LII 2.a200 LII
Evening star., 1953-02-15

0SAAazs = 9NCst .x10s 3S1(U(. -I0
BEAUFICIAN
Wanted for downtown shop. Apply
Ct S07 18th st. NV. or cali ma IA.
-0-4U1o. 10s
BEAUTY OPERATOR, al around: AZ
Gel; salary. BROADMOOR BEAuTY
SALON. S6o1 Conn. ave. EN-. 32l 13.
BEAUTY OPERATOR in busy 2rl.
96z4. sun. "a. s-4400, ext. s17.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced
peautician; guaranteed salary plus
5OSs commission; 5-day week; hours,
go. Call oV. 3-1134 or XII. 9-9429.
BEAUTY oPERATOR-Earn Ssb TO
ShOO per wk.; guaranteed salary
Apply LOUIS CREATIVE OOsIsiHs: HAiR:
BRkGSTSYE BRkkGESTSESf SsERRz41T9oREy R419 Eye so:r st. nv ~ mar
for our Clarendon salon: also oper-
ator specializing in facials and scalp
treatment wanted for our Conn. ave
salon; 5-day week. good salary and
commission. EMILE, 1921 Conn. ave.
BEAUTY OPERATOR oman or wom.
an; experienced. for JULES HAIR
STYLIST. Md. studio. N. Il. ave. and
pniv. lane; Salary and commission.
S-tv e-tGayi A 4O-nr: EsD6. H6. Call Mrs. Daugh-
Beauty oPERATOR. all-around:
salary sssy. and commission. CAN Jo.
BOOKKEEPER. to operate Rem,nr.
t9n-Rand machine; prefer some ma
chine experience, but will teach
ambitious person with Bookkeeping
nackground. Give education, exps-
rience and salary requirements Ia
reply, Box 293-z, star. is -
bHsOKKEEPER, IN architectural ONCE;
pleasant SURROUNDINGS; Experience
necessary: Call WA. 7-12OO for
BOOKKEEPER. fun charge % double
entry. Must have recent experiences;
De accurate; typing required; ne.
area; 6-day week. Box 68-z. Star.
BOoKKEEPER, exper., to assume
Iuil charge OF books for several Ice.
ONCE bldgs. and apt. bldgs.: perm.
position. in pleasant, air-cond. Of
VIZ VIZ WITH Mlsn boSps Sonsgsnini g1o its: e 5Iday
$50 per wk. Please state exper. for
last years, age and family. Box
BOOKKEEPING and general once
work; perm. position, excel. op-
por. for right person; 9utomotive
exper. pref. but not required. JER-
NAN BROS. Chrysler-Piymouth
Dealer. 1901 r. I. ave-, Brentwood.
Nd. Apply weekdays, 1914. --17
BOOkKEEPER, experienced, double
entry. Full charge. WO. 6-2859.
BOOKKEEPER- -TYPIST
Young woman. 81 to 35 yrs. Of age.
to helm IN nflp h0nkk Aanfn1 Ao0t
Evening star., 1953-02-15
Young Man

Excellent opportunity to learn furni-
ture business: no experience neces-
sary; good salary and working con-
ditions, company benefits. Apply
to ME; R9ta. JULIUS LLANNsBuRGH
Evening star., 1953-02-15
Do YOU LIVE IN va?

We have excellent openings for
produce men, grocery men, receive
ers: checkers. porters. Good starting
ti0n with pay. Age 26 to As. Apply
once. SHIRLEY FOOD STORES,
4O3 Swami ave-. Alexandria. Va.
Evening star., 1953-02-15
HELP--WoMEN

ADVERTISING COPY ASSISTANT,
young woman. college background
preferred, interested in making
career Tor herself in the Hecht CO. s
aoysrtiSlng department; 6-day week.
Appiy IhE HECHT CO.. advertising
dept. 2nd floor, F st. at 9th NV.
APPOINTMENT MAKERS, earnings
up to So per hour. 4 hours per day.
One va. resident, one Md. resident.
one washington resident, Car es-
Sentiai. Call TU. 2-2121 Monday
AUTOMOBILE bookkeeper to act as
assistant in Chevrolet Agency. IO-
SiAN CHEVROLET, Fairfax, Va, Call
Monday, Crescent 463.
AWNING SEAMSTRESS, experienced
only year-around work. IA. 7-3l52.
BEAUTICIAN. experienced ali ntS around
operator, full time. Good salary
sna sSa commission; Very busy shop.
BfanTICseeAEN. BSfsaaaA TseE ISIS KE. g. S-6S0o. % @ ID
CURED ecSmm1ssioR ca A siaHS7 S License Ss1s Is;
ia. 2-9441 ewes. A and gS sMndsGvss Gass Ia ana
BEAUTICIANS-Hair styiist' salary
open to one with following: Also
part-time help. wash. Circle Apts'.
2430 Pennsylvania ave, NV. or
i, 2431 Is st., ST. .3-b17S.
MADISON BEAUTY SALON. COX
18th NV. ma. 8-2956. sun. Ho.
2-430Q. Ext. $40.
BEAUTICIAN, experienced. Also part-
time operator. LILLIAN CRAMER.
ITO 10th st. NV. ~
Evening star., 1953-02-15
SALES EXECTTTTVE

Permanent position with nationally
knoMn organization now expanding
IN washington area. We want 4
woman with experience in organic
ing. training and managing In direct
Tor lob paying $4,000 to $4,000
or more within year. Car neces.
Sary Tor local use. No parties, can.
vasslng. or collections. Call OF. 4.
3S.o between 10 am. and 2 pm.
Evening star., 1953-02-15
TELLER

YOUNG MAN, 1S to 80, for position
as teller in savings and loan as.
sociation; must be good typist. In
reply state education;. excellent op-
portunity for advancement; 6-day
week; group disqualification and
other BENEFITS. Box .9S-z. Star.
Evening star., 1953-02-15
DANCE TEACHERS
Ten, ballroom experience. Top salary.
VIII consider training some mex.
perienced applicants. Apply II, per-
son noon to pm.
DON MARTINI
S9922 1Sth an, g. Nm

404 18th St. NV.
1l24 Connecticut Ave. -16
DENTAL .ASSISTANT-4O-hr. week;
GOOD salary, according to expert
snce. Must live conveniently to
West Hyattsville. Box 1857, Star,
DICTAPHoNE OPERAToR-oenl. Of
nee work; fast. accurate. able to
500, 5:day wk. ST. 3-932O. -i5
HOURS can be arranged. Apply DRUG
LANE, 6926 Riggs I'd. AP. 7-9191.
DRUG CLERK for downtown drug
ssors; a0rf1 exPsTiensed sTI % only; good salary
NV. or caiI RE. 7-7s5s. o 81 ~
ENGRAVING and social printing sales
clerk: 5-day week; store near 14th
and G1n.w. Attract. appearance,
nusy WORKER; $35 wk: and COM
$s1Sslon ssS4 SUM can and nain syer ofs f 1s,sE II
FOUNTAIN GIRL, white. full or part
tlnH TINE; good salary; 5105 Macarthur
FOUNTAIN 's5SS; AIN GIRL, col, must I1S have
Apply 1901 Georgia ave. NV.
closed Suns. and holidays; 8 am
vacation. NATIONAL DRUG CO.
1000 Conn. ave. NV. -16
FOUNTAIN GIRLS. white, experienced
only. reliable: refs: $40 Wk.. meals.
GENsRSdfs Ri Sds0eSiat 6SFt1cE eEe wR6REk, o elS q
Apply Mon. through Fri. / to 5
pm, S22 Albee Bldg; 5-day week. .
GENERAL OFFICE CLERK, accurate
and neat; Bethesda area: $50 week.
O11. (I0.
skillful writer, wanted by trade ass
soctation to prepare articles. Can
work at home II preferred. Steady
Job part time; Call ME, S-6606
Evening star., 1953-02-15

MEN

MEN
Have you been ar. I. F.''
lately-would you like an op.
3ES pS3Esunits to become tbst associated ssa
you security, self-management,
and livelihood, depending on
your ability and activity
Write, giving necessary infor.
nation, all replies held in
strictest confidence. Reply to
Box 431-z. Star.
YOUNG MAN or veteran, interested
ing. Can Mon. NA. s-7S4i. -i5
1SHNG Sn bush.s. MSN tS With se5n oppo.suny
rapid advancement into sales OF or
credit work. Call HU. 3-37OO for
appointment.
MAN, 1928. alert. depend
able, to work In shop stockroom
and in company shop as equipment
maintenance man. Opportunity to
learn operation Of machine TOOLS;
RESEARCH CORP, Alex. Va.
YOUNG MAN interested in work with
Q future In art-supply field. Best
references required. 934 NEW YORK
YOUNG MAN with technical back
ground to do research work in
unnecessary. Excel. opportunity for
advancement. State age, experience
and salary requirements. Box 1Sl-
z, Star, -18
YOUNG MEN mechanically inclined.
I'll 9th st. NV.
MAN, ambitious, under 80
years Of age. wanted by steel fabri-
Gator for general once work. Must
be good ct figures. Ability to type
an asset. Apply ROSSLYN STEEL
& CEMENT CO.. 303I K st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-02-15
HELP-WoMEN
'CLERK-TYPTsT

For permanent position; white; 40
hour week and excel. working con-
ditions; some experience required.
Good chance for advancement: va
cation and sick leave. reeular cash
bonuses. Call personnel dept.
Evening star., 1953-02-15
nELP.-.MEN
PART-TIME WORK
E.9n T,TTT. q

National concern, willing to spend
both time and money on q alert,
neat appearing young men, Is to
2S, above average intelligence, good
division. After exhilarated trainins
program, you should earn from $40
to 500 per week. Mr.. REYNOLDS,
RIM. 403. 14O5 q St. NV, Monday
Evening star., 1953-02-15
Ghf0ugh Wednesday.
AL OPPORTUNITY

Young man now employed to assist
sales manager evenings. Keen pres
ent employment and increase salarS
$50 to $75 per week. No cahyassilE.
Car essential. Work three hours, 4
Mon. evening, Feb. l6. 7:3O PM,
2nd noor. 2311 Calvert ct. NV
lust on Conn. ave. -
Evening star., 1953-02-15
TIIE SEIvTERS
For plastic wall tile. and door me-
chanics. Also
GENERAL MECHANICS

A4AG OC GxGO
For plastic wall tile. and door me-
GENERAL MECHANICS
For home Improvement. HC. 2-65O0.
TRUCK DRIVERS. Must have expe-
rience in furniture handling. Over
81. Apply to MIR. BARTON, In per-
son. at 2009 9Th ct. NV. lis
~ SERVICEMEN - Inside and out
sids SIDE Good pay and hours. JU; D.
CYPIsT-CLERK. only experienced
USED CAR szLEsMI21SS-Exceiient
opportunity for person experienced
IN the sale Of used cars. one who is
Torkns RSs aiS SOnd6ns Sf naEd pleasant TSk GSGe sS
roundings, tor. pay. Quality mer:
chandise handled. Chrysler and
Plypouth dealer; ;oTIg Apply ~ in person. SS1 2
USED CAR eALESMAN--This ad is
who has the know how to sell quail
ity used cars without help In CLOSING.
teTestsd Il making $4,000 : "; OF Of
better Better xHs answer sg. this sdea; sa nd IN nEs
periences for past s yrs. All in.
formation win be kept strictly con-
fidential. Box 41S-z, Star. -16
WAREHOUSEAEAN-for general ware
house work. Apply lilo v st.. Sc.
16
WAREHOUSE MGR, white: young
man. to manage large warehouse:
must be dependable and desire
permanent position. Experience pre-
ferred. Call LA. 6-2066. III
WASHING MACHINE serviceman,
must know all makes: excellent
earnings for right man. Apply or |
call VDEO ENGINEERING Co,
61S r. !. ave. ne, HU. 3-S931:
after Pm, WA. 1880. -1S
WHOLESALE HARDWARE SALESMAN
Wash. area; hardware BACKGROUND
required; excellent possibilities. J. B.
KENDALL co. Call LA. 6-24S4. ask
for Mr.. Tuttle.
WINDOW WASHERS - Experienced,
wanted: big job out Of town: good
pay. Call RE. 7-4455- -15
WOOD FLOORING ESTMATER AND
SUPERVISOR. Please write, giving
qualifications to Box 1927, Star.
WOOL PREsSER, exper. in quality
work. Cali JU. 8-4550. -16
Evening star., 1953-02-15

Ambitious woman IS to 80 with car
and phone for immediate opening to
Srain Tor managers position with
large organization. Also opening
Ior l0 salespersons - housewives or
WI Wli time. Write p. o. Box 5595.
Evening star., 1953-02-15
ATTENTION
FAMILY MEN

$l5.l6 PER EVENING
3 evenings per week; white. 21-0B;
ear. Gail A0. 1-2220 between i and
4 Pm Sun. 0R. PRENTICE.
Evening star., 1953-02-15
YOUNG MAN

2O-25, veteran preferred or draft
exempt, to learn retailing in WASH
ington's largest neighborhood mems
store. Excellent opportunity for alert,
aggressive young man desiring to
enter this field. Excellent salary.
RA. 3-9l00. 5000 Georgia ave.
Evening star., 1953-02-15

BOY-VETS-TRAVEL
Calf. and return. Salary plus COM
mission and bonusi average earn
ing 1884 mo. Publishers, circulation.
Cairo Hotel. 10th and Que sts. NV.
Hrs. 10 am. to IL. or to 8 pm.
No nhnnA calls. 20
Milford chronicle., 1953-06-19
NASSAU
Rev.
". W. Hamilton
Phone
LeWes 1891

Services for Nassau Charge, Sun
day, June 21st:
Conley's Chapel: 1000 a. M,
Church School. 11:00 a. m, Wor-
ship Service.
Whites Chapel: 1O:OO a. m,
Church School. 11:00 a. m, Fathers
Day Service. led by Howard Webb.
Zion: 10000 a. m, Church School
1900 a. m, Glass meeting. 500
p. m, Children's Day program.
GrOome's Oewes): 1900 a. m,
Church School. 700 p. m, Evening
Service.
The Children's Day program at
Whites Chapel last Sunday eve
ming was a very fine program. The
committee in charge of this splen-
did program was MrslNOrman Neff,
Mrs. Francis Millman and Mrs.
Richard Millman. There was a fine
attendance and also a record col
lection Of $218.20. This money is
used each year for the expenses
of the Church.
Next Sunday night, Zion Church
has arranged to present their Chill
dren's Day program, the service to
begin at p. m.
The evening service at the Lew
es Church will begin at 700 p. m,
due to the children's program at
Zion and the next Sunday, June
2Sth, GroOme's Church will have
their Children's Day program.
Plans are being made for the
Revival meetings on the Nassau
charge this fall and winter. The
Kutch Sisters of Lebanon, Pa,
will be with us again this year. The
dates will be announced later.
Mr. and Mrs. Teddy Coffin and
children of Roxana were dinner
guests of Rev. and Mrs. Hamilton
on Wednesday and attended the
prayer meeting at COnley's Chapel.
Miss Geraldine Hamilton spent
a few days with Elaine and SOya
Turner of Roxana, last week. Miss
JOY Hamilton spent last weekend
at Ocean City, Md
SOnya Turner spent Thursday
and Friday with Miss Geraldine
AAeAAAAtOAAs NnA anu NIB uunu
Hitch, Phillip Elliott of Lewes, Rev.
and Mrs. William w. Hamilton.
daughter, Geraldine, were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Millman, Thursday.
Mr.. Edward McCauley of Balti-
more, was a dinner guest of his
sister and brOther-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph McIlvaine, Thursday
1t. and Mrs. Edward Ford of
Camp Rucker, Ala, called at the
last Wednesday.
Mrs. Loretta Bunting and son.
Mrs. Mears and boys of StockIey,
were luncheon guests of Mrs. viii
liam w. Hamilton.
Mrs. Walter L. Hamilton and son.
Lee, spent Tuesday evening and
Wednesday with Rev. and Mrs.
William w. Hamilton.
The visitors for the week of Mr..
Milford chronicle., 1953-06-19
SLAUGHTER NECK
Mrs. Margaret b. Bennett
Phone Milton 5S8S

A program for Children's Day
will be given at 300 p. m. on Sun
day, June q. The children will en-
tertain with recitatiOns, exercises
and music. Everyone is invited to
attend. The morning service will
be omitted.
The Cedar Neck Children's Day
services will be held on Sunday
evening.
Everett James Jefferson, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert Jefferson,
graduated from Milton High
School with honOrs last Wednesday
evening. He also received an award
for having the best attendance rec
ord in his class, missing only eight
school days in four years. Many
from here enjoyed the commence
ment exercises in Milton and Mil
ford last week.
Mrs. Mark Ulery of Argos Cor
ner attended the Daughters of the
Revolution meeting in
the HenlOpen Hotel at Rehoboth
Beach on Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Weischedel
are enjoying a vacation for a week
on the Eastern Shore of Maryland.
They. are stopping at the Broad
moor Hotel in Ocean City.
Miss Martha YOder was an over
night guest on Friday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Paynter Collins at Argos
Corner.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Reed and
Mrs. Eliza Wilkins of Milton were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Jones and boys.
Mrs. Lillian Peters of Whining
ton spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Fish
er. They accompanied. her back
as far as Dover on Sunday to see
her son, Alan Peters, in the Muir
phey School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Prettyman
visited their daughter and husband.
Milford chronicle., 1953-06-19
CEDAR NECK
Mrs. Thomas II. Carroll
Phone Milford 1898

Church Services for Sunday, June
21st: Sunday School, 2:S0 p. m.
Preaching, $3.50 p. m. E. E. Wat
son, Sup't. Rev. Revelle, pastor.
The Cedar Neck w. S. c. S. met
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. James
d. Mills On-Monday evening, June
18th, with a good attendance. After
the business meeting and enter
tainment of readings and games,
refreshments were served of juice,
crackers, potato chips and candy.
This being the last regular meet
ing until September, plans were
made for picnics and beach parties
for the months of July and August.
Watch the paper for place, day
and date.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Barnes of
Springfield, Pa, were recent visi-
tors of Mr. and Mrs. Granville
ShOckley and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Kibler and
family of Greensboro, Nd, were
Sunday evening guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jay Watson and family.
On Wednesday, June 10th, a
group of 80 Farm Bureau men,
bers from the three counties of
Delaware boarded a bus at Dover
and made a very enjoyable and in
teresting trip to Washington, D. C.
Several of these members were
from Cedar Neck, who enjoyed the
interesting lectures of prominent
speakers, as well as being enter
tanned by Sen. Frear and Sen. Will
liamsS of Delaware, and chatting
with Vice President Nixon.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Jacobs are
the very proud grandparents of a
bouncing baby boy born on Mon
day of this week to Mr.. and Mrs.
Tilghman Krause of Annapolis,
Md