davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Open All Day Sat. and Sun.

Weekdays Till Dark
%4x4SxA-tn. ,plywood, S1.I0; other
cuttings. All thicknesses. HALF
pEtCE: ~ ODD stock doors. moldgs..
ment screened doors (many with
heavy grills, SIS and less; window
screens; 3-ft. redwood pickets, I5c;
framing. sheathing, 10c; shelving.
w6pR 1Se and 10 1sc, ,o5 GENERAL MILL
kensington. Nd, LO. 5-2311.
MACHINERY. metal lathes, drill
presses, shaper, grinder. misc. small
tools, etc. Machine shop going out
OF business. Ii. 7-1SO0, or 10.
2-3143. III
MACHINERY, Cushman scooters,
photo supplies. projection bulbs,
putty. grease paint. rubber cream.
TIA. 0-6076-
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THE SUNDAY STAR 3
Washington. D. C. o
SUNDAY, JUNE IA, 1883
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SAFE


SOFA. 9 chairs, upright piano, ma.
pie twin beds. end tables, several
EugS. wool carpets, misc. articles.
WIN sell very reas. 93O9 Harvey
rd'' sil. spr.. Md. JU. 9-45S9.
s0FFAA::BBED. gray, excel. cond. ia.
SOFA, light green satin tapestry.
With slipcovers. Also 9x12 wool rug.
SOFA, Lawson type. 8 cushions. in
aark red mohair. in peri. cond.; can
soS1e &c seen afternoon and ewes. Ii.
SOFA BED. for one. sray 61a almost
new: $50. Call, Columbia 5-S2TO
after pm. and all day Sunday. :
SOFA-BED. custom built. good con-
ditton; INCLUDING tailored cover, Ssb.
SOFA, large Empire ANTIQUE: In GOOD
condition. Can be seen by cailiUS
Ho. 2-9556 after 5 on Fri. III
q ga @Sat; and sun; Apt. 307. Ia
SPEAKER SYSTEM. Aztec. 500 sys.
tenn with cross over and corner CAB
met; perfect cond; $3.50. KE. &.
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RECORDERS, SUPPLIES
See our full column Ad in today's
Star. Page A-37. COMMISSION

RECORDERS, SUPPLIES
See our full column Ad in today's
sEEcTkoNlcs isi soSf Ns CO. Nc. N6ooMa4issEoN 7e4ssa'o
REFRIGERATOR, Crosley shelvador.
Gu. It., frozen unit top and yege-
table bin; Kenmore washer. wringer
ssDs.d type; auto; e.. tims5; s5.s ress. offer ae-
motor. $40: also Norse. needs Gas,
REFRIGEkAToR, coldspot. e-cu.-ft..
fer fEsry v. sGod COMO SvSIss sSs hsnd pump
EITigtld3a1iETs: Ia1 y ne nsx; cost $500, sell
kiIEEiG2kAf9hs, hsIda|t dE SIT: excellent mhs
RfTsiGHsA$$oSR1: sSPsisiGn $1S1 Ta ssse4 w.:,i.
house, excellent condition. IA.
REFIRsiHGSEiRAToRs REEiFIsiHSi s-door w..ttos. tS
ho1se' $75; WessinRhouse. 8 Gu. It.,
REFR1GERAT9so,o RIEdEaIii AaNSHoo' freezing chest
across top; Kelvinator; 1O,s T.:
IKE new; warranty; sac. S149. I'M.
REFRIGERATOR. oE 7-ft., lat. model,
perfect g condition. Must sell: 500.
rE.siStsa1Pasi a.ss.sss PEsslsss sss s.nus 4
REaS,G 22S7 Sc; sTo, sTe;; pE. s-5See; :!H. .,
$35 up: refrigeration, air condition
ing and electrical sales and service.
MANGUM q GASCH. 1922 NJ st.
RfFR1GERsTos.S aiEi GE slSSSS serv.l. r.s. IlS and
egssi1s coad sotb 5sshen sag sSss ars rsnse Al
REFRIGERAT0R. gas, 5 Gu. IT,, $50
: q best orc; La. S;34lS.
IL. s1lS; sa1lfs;sl sofa 2 slip cover" $50.
RHFFRIGHR1ToRs. 1883 models: ab-
S7.2I mo. TfeS dsiivefT. jx. 1858 I
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Furniture-Blonde twin bed
rm., set complete, wal. dbl,
bed set, 3-piece liv. rm.,
blonde oak dinette set, 4
piece din. set, util. cabinet,
1-yr.-old Westinghouse up
right freezer, Tyr. .-old Ben
dix Dial-a-matic washer,
lge. size alligator bag, new,
South America. Must sell
fast, leaving town. LU
1880.
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FURNISHINGS.

- EORN40f11N(16.
"the little store around the
corner" has carefully selected
used furniture from nice
homes. No repairs necessary.
You will save yourself the
time (of a nice Sunday run
ming to NE. NV. Bethesda,
etc. to look at furn. which Is
sometimes unintentionally
wrongly described. Lowest
prices on chests, desks, secys.,
chairs. Hollywood beds, etc.
4429 Wisconsin ave. NV, mr..
Sears. Open weekdays It'll 7
pm. EN-. 2-6677.
CLOSED SUNDAY.
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FIIRNITIIRE

S713 Leonard dr., Silver sp., Md
Everything must 60 this week end
Black LACQUER 6-pc. bedrm. suite
glass tops. new mattress: custom
made Venetian blinds. all sizes: up.
crib and chest. natural wood; gray
brOadloom. was $50 I'd; will sacri-
nee; 16-in. TV. kitchen set, 2 pairs
lined drapes, work bench. (High
chair, carriage, bathinette, sterilizer
all for S361 MANY other items
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MARBLE

5000 50. #. Of marble; very many
large pieces. Perfect for tables.
ACE WRECKING CO.
4002 MINI. Ave. NE. LU. 4-O5OO
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RUGS

IMPORTED ORIENTAL DESIGN
SHOP. 1928 @ st. NV. ME. 8-4424
SAFE, aall-steel, 21" wide, 41h" high
plete with stand. $125; giving ul
BUSINESS; biS ssszAD MEYERS 1888 Conn. ave.
saw, power. e-inch table model. $40
black black coat with silver fox collar
SiEs siss,, SGi So;. Can be seen at 1921
SAalnnemerie 81. NV.
stailMsici.sSss tilsins sFbc4 h6 chEa5t'msa motor siD a
PfnS geveF FesSr Hssd ka and 94oaS ot9
sacritice both. EN-. S-6O67. "''u
SECRETARY-51a x6 it., orig. Henr
Miller design; beaut, blond mahog.
also sofa, Sarah Labelle, down pill
SAW-Porter-c Gable. y in. new onl,
ssgPPLY CO, kP. .l7pSssi 7.S7s7. SHis-il Mil
saw, l6-in. bench, 3-h p. sRle. phase
!2l Skill, 1O-in.. new cond.: PUMP
4-in: speed prime pump. 4-cyl. Rex
on trailer. GOOD cond.; PUMP, Sin
CMC diaphram. good cond.; All
COMPEEsSOR. for spray painting
fgi' TifS scnram' tanF' on on ru6ber-tired h tralle
lntor. on price. or Inspection. cal
Properties. INC, maintenance w1Gl Of
iiSe: 2Ist and Eye SITS. ne. ii
SCKEENS for porch. 11x13x7 in
s.aSlns SNss4ss screen door, S12. ia
sESRET4RY, ISomy A. iodp: %pshos;. . fl finish: yer,
SEWING MACHINE-one demonstra
fSE mEr ayallS6ls sNM1Mc! At sd Tsd%csd price. SIN
SEWING MACHINE, phaff: mo- mov,,
camera; Scamsrsa; both like new. Cali HE
sEWfNG MACHINE. pfsn. T1a repos
Sc sssssed desk model. Can be pur.
SEWING MACHINE CO. 625 go i1tf
s sEwvihNiSGi MAcH1NE-rree-wMestt;4nr Mt4
house; almost new. excel. cond.. ,
sswfS9n9 RSTfStn at MSHH,S2L. $SS S2L. 2;Is5o; IL
SSoptsOIs; Sa9tSIs,,E.i With AZ sttachments, Incl
sEwINa sERSs1 Ssi Mac IT, r:1Gsss:. Tssss consa,.
GER SEWING CENTER, 1905 An,
sEWifNa MxcHiSG&sinrer, cAi1SGO: pre prec,.
sion made, Japan, under another
name. Almost new. Orig. S125, take
SEWING MACH, White console, sew.
lorWafd and backward. Attach. incl
Leaving city. sos. Wo. 8-8447.
SEWING MACHINES-Monday, Tues.
day. standard round -bobbin portable
S29.5O; Singer portable, SAG. so;
singer console; $3.50. 3sl2 Lee
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Furniture Unpainted

SPECIAL SUNDAY AND MONDAY
Smoothly Sanded. ready to paint ol
varnish. These are a few of thu
great savings at the Unpaintec
Shop. Dropleaf knotty- pine table
only S26. items can be purchasee
separate. Big reduction in outdoor
and indoor furniture. Hundreds O.
other items available.
THE UNPAINTED SHOP
Cor. sth st. and Penna. Ave. NV.
Mon. Tues, Wed. Sat, 8 to Z PM
Thurs. Fri, 9 to 8 Pm.
Sunday. II to 5 PM. RE. T-7924 Z
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FURNITURE
STORE-WIDE CLEARANCE

20-40ec savings on floor samples
factory close-out, repossessions, etc
25 bedroom suites in modern ant
period stylinss. Hollywood beds
studio couches. sofa beds, sectiona
sofas: 500 floor and table lamps; lge
selection of 5-piece dinettes: plat.
chairs: several junior dining rm
suites: household miscellaneous; con.
yenient credit terms II desired. Oper
Sun, 1.5 pm. DAWSON FURNI.
TURE CO.. 2246 Rhode Island ave
Evening star., 1953-06-14
FURNITURE

Beds, So: dressers, Sb to $40: chest,
$40; desk, $3.50: bookcase, SIS; easy
chairs, $5: coffee table, S5: end
tables. 81 up: lamps, pictures, mir
rors,. SOC up: breakfast set, S12.5O;
breakfast tables, $3.50; odd chairs.
table, $40: marble-top chest, sis;
love seat. S.; other bargains. Open
Sundays. ewes. til 7. BELL KINDS.
4l2 East Capitol St Ii 4-QR2S
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PIPE-USED

Also used bathtubs. sinks. radiatorn
structural steel angles and Channels
WASHINGTON RAG q BAG co.
40 I 81. S.W Phone Dl. 7.SOO7
PISTOL. .22-ealiber H. & R., good
-eondition $50. Call after 8 pm.
PLGMRiNG SUPPLIES. new and use,
sinks. toilet sets sol. pipe. ACi
JUNK CO. 2220 oeorgis ave NV.
9U 3.4A21
Evening star., 1953-06-14
Steel,

We have all. kinds of misc. steel.
Dtstns' DetamS' reiniorcing steel, pipe, and
General Wrecking Co.
1887 Brentwood Rd. NE, AD. 2-8i77
STENOGRAPH MACHINE, like new
with assessories: sos. Cali MR.
Evening star., 1953-06-14
LIGHT PT,ANTc

d1cHNER. 261s N NV. Elk. s-sb27.
LIVING RIM. FURNITURE, Q chairs,
sofa. table and lamp: S1OO or
LIV. RIM. SUITE, 3-pc., very Rood
cond !. &Rh I0 7azOz eOON
Evening star., 1953-06-14
MISCELLANEOUS FOR .sALE

MOVIE. .PnoJEcToR, 1omm. sound
and silent; some dim and Splicei
,in|;;;, incl;; ssS; ! Lo; g.: G5:,77oa. ,.
sound, excellent condition, S76,
|MUi TILITH, model 1850: 1e-in. cut
ter; 40 cases modern display type
faces, proof press, mis-, all excel
cond. See and use any time at The
Plains: Va. r. MARTIN. phone 2411
MuLTlLlTM 40. motor. feeder. sup
plies. $3.50 complete. Phone Elk.
Evening star., 1953-06-14

P1ANo6-Baldwin. Aerosonie. spinei
and console. models. Designed, bull
and guaranteed BY Baldwin. EQuip.
with Baldwin patented Ful.BloW
action. Wide variety case designs
xxcLU9IYE At HUGO WoRcH
sss.SSss.SIi n fsSt
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O'b ~. 11NuipSIIIIG AVt. u
RA. 3-1213
FURNITURE

All bedroom. living room and dining
room suites. up to 50ss OF.
Nationally known bedding, 20ss OF
Lge. selection lamps, tables, mirrors.
Cash or terms-Open 10 amp pm.
KING, S203 Georgfa ave. JU. 9-5S91.
FuRN. Of 1-bedrm. apt, consisting Of
Ny. rm.. bedrm.. dinette set and
6T. S-0G02, E. S.370i. Ia
Evening star., 1953-06-14

PIANO, 8 IT,, dark mahosany Erand
good condition; bargain; $500. 10
9-6465.
PiNG-PONG TABLE-Acme sample
ptnR-pong table, new, painted, regu,
lation size, 2 sections, 8 legs, fold.
Ing. Phone AID. 4-2133. Ia
PIPE-Galy.. black, copper, cast iron
cut-thread fixtures. BLOCKS. 3O6t
Nd st. NV, NO. 7-7S03. WA. 7-55O1
PIPE FITTINGS-All types Of plumb.
ing supplies. K & w. 1647 Benninl
Evening star., 1953-06-14
MuLTIIITH 1250

Excel. cond.: also paper folder; must
sell. RE. 7-1621. 14S
MUSIC AND PIANO-Heavy over
lures. Must see to appreciate. Box
520-H. Star. 10"
lNOVACHORD-MAMMOND. must sell;
best offer. WE. 5-5935.
OFFICE EQUIP.-Plenty card files
3x5 to 5xS; addresSograph, elec
water cooler, 3 stencil cabinets, type
Writers, fans. 307 9th st. NV.
RE. 7-3S13.
OFFICE EQUIP.-Desks, chairs, films
cabinets. adding machs., typewriters,
calc: Reas. CIRCLE TYPE. CO..
1l12 14th st. NV. DI. 7-7372.
OFFICE FURNITURE, desks with
glass tops: chairs. ETC.; reas. Phone
OFFICE FURN.-1 grey steel con-
ference talle. 3Ox60; $50; 3 grew
steel executive desks. / grey steel
secretartsl desk. AL like new. DI.
Evening star., 1953-06-14
MOTOR OIL

The worlds finest premium re-refined
motor oil-46 cents per gallon ia
56-gallon drums. This oil Il neutral
OF additiveS and Is proper for out
board motors or combustion engines
Phone 10. 9-9045.
MOTOR SCOOTER, new condition,
paratrooper folding type. 500.
24l5 Cypress dr, Falls Church.
.ex e .Sp.s. GaMEfa snss.usp p!0,sctSrt .ssS t.rs
NH 7:24SA. BR1NNER SsS Pa.
Evening star., 1953-06-14
FURNITURE
8 ROOMS OF
BRAND-NEW FURNITURE
FOR ONLY
$239
E. z. TERMS
IMPORTANT

This store does not send you
to any small loan Offices or
finance companies. All pay
ments and terms made in
our store.
Evening star., 1953-06-14

LUGGAGE-Will sacrifice new 6-Dce
genuine rawhide SET for SoSs =,
cost. For details call WO. 6.S494
Evening star., 1953-06-14
DINING ROOM

Don't buy before you visit US
as we guarantee you posi-
tive savings of 208o to 500
on new sample cloSeoutS
Look at these bargains:
Solid lined oak extension tables an6
leaf and chairs, were $3.50
now $3.50. Fine mahogany corner
cabinet, was $99.50. now $59.75
6-piece mahogany or maple dinettC
set, was $69.50, now $42.50, Ext. 2
pedestal genuine mahogany drop
leaf table. was $50. so, now $40
mention. Open THURSDAYS till 8 pm
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. CO.
GOT 7th st. NV, Elk. 3-6742
Evening star., 1953-06-14
MISCELLANEOUS FOR sALR
FURNITURE

LESS
FOR YOUR LIVING ROOM:
A dual-purpose modern sofa. which
also can be used for sleeping. 2
chairs, 2 end tables, ! coffee table,
table lamps. floor lamp. 2 SMOKING
stands and 2 decorated pictures.
ONLY SOC
Evening star., 1953-06-14

RECORDS, jag. pops. Toe up: moi
automatic, 3-sp. portable phono.
RECORDER, Webster. wire. Model 81
$40; OIL; 4-232I.
RECORD PLAYER. Decca portable,
100 records; some collector items
Ioiding cot with pad; reasonable
28S, electronic memory, 8 Spool1
wire: excel. cond.: $65. EN-. 3-S752
RECORD CHANGER, rs. 3sh. com.
p!ete amplifer. speaker and base.
7-9O12, after pm.
RECORDERS-Revere, Webeor, PEN
tron. Concertone. etc; demonStra-
tors. up to 40% Oh. Tape 4Oeooff
One Brush: BK-401. S95. One Ampro.
J. st. NV. AID. A-62OA
Evening star., 1953-06-14
DESCRIPTION OF THIS
GROOM OUTFIT
BEDROOM SUITE

DESCRIPTION OF THIS
GROOM OUTFIT
BEDROOM SUITE
INCLUDES MODERN DRESSER OR
CHOICE OF WALNUT Or 81 MAPLE MAPLHEE'
PLUS PILLOWS, BED SHEETs AND
l4lPfEcse l4lPFf3EMeAsEs; sEB;R6dSG 55S; oRoSSp TaJS Is A
LIVING ROOM
WE GIVE YOU A BEAUTIFUL MOD
ERN D1vAN WHICH OPENS INTO
4 BED At NIGHT. PLUS A COM
7-Pc. CRYSTAL PUNcHBowLA SET SET
Eoo;M Ede; THHs dRods. 5s AN ls-Pc' LIVING
DINETTE
AND LAST. BUT NOT LEAST. A
q cHoicE 1 4 IA Of : A pReoiPEE pRoPSEEAfS SooE az
EXTENSION TABLE, PLUS A 3S-
PIECE SET OF DISHES. YES. ALL
:3,,Iss 2 ROOMS < Ms; OF BRAND-NEw FuRNI-
$239
sE TERMS
NO FINANCE CHARGES
FREE DELIVERY
MORE THAN 100 OUTFITS TO Sc
LECT FROM ANY ROOM IN THIS
OUTFIT CAN BE PURCHASED IN.
DIVIDUALLY.
Evening star., 1953-06-14
neutrality-suspicious.
Bedding-Carpeting
ARMED FORCES ONLY

SAVE 2OSs 400
Guaranteed lowest prices on all new
fully guaranteed merchandise O.
your exclusive sales company.
U. 8. MERCHANDISE MART
1122 VERMONT AVE. NV.
CO. $4,000
ARLINGTON BRANCH:
1901 Wilson Blvd,
Evening star., 1953-06-14

RADIO TRANSMITTERS -
Johnson Viking, No. 2, now
IN stock at Capitol Radio
wholesalers, Inc, 212O 14th
st. NV. Phone HO. 2-O80O
Evening star., 1953-06-14

PIANO - Upright Wheelock: excel
sondG;o Sl00. Besut. tone. Call HU
PIANO, 6-year-old Baldwin medium
Sr grand; nd.r mahog; finish; $1,000; Ssst esast
bet. 10 am. and $40 pm. Ia
PIANO, '52 Cable Nelson spinet, anC
bench: mahog. case; beaut. tone anc
action: only $3.50. EN-. 3-3O25.
PIANO. grand. high. grade: dininl
room furniture, etc. Call RIA
PIANO, Wurlitzer console; in excel
lent condition. Call TU. 2-O197, o.
RA. 6-9129. IA
PIANO = Chickering Baby grand
walnut. 5000. WO. 6-2474.
Evening star., 1953-06-14
OFFICE FURNITURE
PAINT. 70 PRICE

Reg. $3.50 gal. now S2.25. All colors.
best qual,, outside and in. LEVEN-
PAINT SPRAYER, complete. Crafts
PAINT SPRAYER, practically new,
used once. Reasonable. JU. 9-4(3O4
Evening star., 1953-06-14

4.S766. Ia
.EE:S|$ E:S|s; S?E!fh5: gEsfs: good condition Is
hog. reas.; quick sale. 10. 5-Osaa
1910 Summit ave, Kensington. Md
PIANOS Jordan's Silver SprinI
store at 1892 Georgia ave. lat Mont.
gomery Hillsl has q complete selec.
keyboard models at S595 and S425
Phone JU. 5.1l05. Open 1890 e
g pm. At night. Park on lot II
front Of store.
PIANOS OS-Before you buy a used OF
new piano, We suggest you get some
TaormesSn goS consact ths as E o be # .s hS So
let on :.HoW to Buy . Piano" CAMP.
BELL MUsIc CO.. 11Gs 9 st. NV
PIANO. Isteinvay baby sg.nd. TS in per
pISHS fees condition: .ItES. :. 5E 2-1ss2 lis mI5
Good condition~ ~sGsa; Reasonable. q BE e0cHS ~
PT1NS.o PT1iaSo .psftnens..i.. azti aaa Grand. dood
condition: except needs Eefinishing
PIANO. schunann & Sons. uprieht,
beautiful tone, mahogany I'm; good
eond:; only $50 OF. 2-2s05. Ia
clearance sale Of spi-
nets. consoles and grands, New:
uoor samples and rebuilt. All
pianos substantially reduced to make
real bargains. All sold on easy
terms. Is long rs 8 years to pay.
DYNAMIC MUSIC STORE. 1900 @
PiSNoos-N.v. full keyboard. spin spiS.t.
famous make. regular S64b. June
special, $495: $25 down, sic per
mo. DYNAMIC MUSIC STORE.
PIANOS, upriehts. $50 up: Knabe,
GOLIBART. Cor. entr. Amer. 6tge.
6ldsS 2s0I oeorRis ave. AD. 4;;592s
Milford chronicle., 1953-05-08
Mothers Day
Is Every Day

Mothers Day note for Delaware
residents: Nom has it a lot cas-
ier in the kitchen than did her
mother.
In fact, says the home economics
department of American Can Com
pany, the 1870 Delaware home
makers now spend 5S,203,00O few
er hours a year on kitchen chores
than did their mothers in the 1920's
that's about 73O hours apiece.
Tests show that it now takes the
average housewife only two hours
to prepare three meals a day com
pared with four hours a quarter
century ago.
Largely responsible for this re-
lief from kitchen burdens is the
increased use of canned foods, say
the cooking experts at the can
making concern. A single six
ounce can of frozen concentrated
orange juice. for example, saves
over eight minutes in squeezing
time, Among other important time
savers are canned baby foods,
soups, meats and fruit salad, as
well as the perennial fruits and
vegetables.
Milford chronicle., 1953-05-08

Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Savage, in viii
lafds, Md.
Mr.. Asa Bennett and daughter,
Miss Hope Bennett, have returned
home from Florida, where they
spent the past winter.
Last rites for Mrs. Mary J. Par
sons, age IS, were held on Friday
at the Watson Gray Funeral Home
here. DR.. S. Turner Foster, pastor
Of the local Presbyterian Church,
officiated. Interment was made in
the Parsons lot in Carey's Gene
terry in town. Pail bearers were
Messrs. John A. Tingle, Alfred
Long, Elva Justice, Roland Coffin,
George E. Marvel and Orrie Hud-
son.
Mrs. Elisha E. Dukes, Sr., was
hostess to the Frankford New Cen
tury Club on Friday evening, May
II. She entertained in the assem-
bly, room of the firehouse.
Miss Belle Tingle, of Baltimore,
was a recent guest of her sister
in-law, Mrs. Lemuel Tingle.
Aunt Suzy sez: Yep. There are
lots of improvements these days.
But Grandfather never had to carry
$500, 900 liability insurance on his
horse and buggy.
Milford chronicle., 1953-05-08
LINCOLN
By Mrs. George II. DerrlcksOn
Phone Milford 1859
Lincoln Methodist Church

Lincoln Methodist Church
Rev. VIM. Ii. ReVelle, Sr., Minister
Sunday, MAY 10. Mothers Day
II a. m, Church School. Douglas
Morgan, Superintendent.
GAS p. M, M. Y. F.
1880 p. m, Evening Worship.
Mothers Day will be observed at
this time with special music and
sermon by the Minister.
The Friendship Bible Glass, Mrs.
Ethel Warren teacher, will meet
with Mrs. Charles Workman, in
Milford on Tuesday evening, May
II. A good attendance is desired.
There will be a Variety Show"
by the Lincoln Cemetery Associa-
tion at the Lincoln School, Friday
evening, May Is, at p. m.
Ralph Hoby of radio station
WJWL and Frank Jackson of Mil
ford will be among the entertain
ers. Proceeds will be used for the
care and up-keep of the cemetery.
The Association will greatly ap-
preciate your support. Tickets are
now on sale or may be obtained
at the door. Adults $50 and chill
dren, $.25. There will be home
made cakes and home made candy
for sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Morgan of
fredericksburg, Md. spent Sunday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Reese
DickersOn.
Mrs. William Jester of Philadel-
phia, spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Hearn.
May 18th is the date for the
Home Talent play which is to be
given for the benefit of the Gene
terry Association. This promises to
be a good show. Be sure and at
tend and help a worthy cause.
The p. T. A. will meet Wednes-
day, May 18th. A full attendance
is desired as officers will be elect
ed for the coming year. A movie
of interest to all will be shown.
Mrs. Frances Biedeman and son,
Cecil of YeadOn. Pa, and son, ROl-
and and his friend, Erwin john
son of the Navy, stationed in Little
Creek, Va, spent the weekend
with Mrs. Caddie Biedeman and
Mrs. May Wyatt.
Mr.. and Mrs. George DerricksOn
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hellis of Palmira, ~ j., and Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Tucker at a
} turkey dinner on Saturday in
Milford chronicle., 1953-05-08

honor Of the S7th birthday of their
mother, Mrs. w. H. Clendaniel.
Mrs. Clendaniel received shower
of cards and wishes to thank all
her friends who remembered her.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Warren
and sons, Mrs. Margaret DOnelley,
Mrs. Margaret Spence, daughter,
Nancy, Mrs. Ray WilkersOn and
sons, Mrs. Evan Shourds and
daughter, Kathy and Jake Cook,
visited the Philadelphia Zoo on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Warren,
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Davidson
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Cason of
SeafOrd, spent Sunday afternoon
in Ocean City, Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Davis Draper and
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy SaxtOn at
tended the dedication of the new
| Church of God in Salisbury, Md,
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Sheldon re-
turned home on Wednesday from
visit with relatives in Washing
ton, d. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert d. Morgan
of BordentOwn, N. j., were Sun
day dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
George DerricksOn and mother. .
Mrs. John Beck Of WynnwoOd
Pa, spent last week with Mrs. W.
BOyce Short.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reese DickersOn
and daughter, Janice, were the
guests of his mother, Mrs. Ida
DickersOn on Sunday. Mrs. Dicker-
son entertained her family at a
turkey dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Cason and
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Benson
called on Mr.. and Mrs. George
Birmingham of GumborO, on Sun
Milford chronicle., 1953-05-08

day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. David
son of Philadelphia, arrived in
town on Thursday to spend the
summer at their home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hellis of
Palmira, N. j., spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Tuck
er and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas
Morgan and family joined them for
Sunday dinner.
Will everyone who makes candy
for the Friday night show, please
take it to Mrs. Woodrow Morgan,
where it will be bagged by Mrs.
Sherwood's class?
Mrs. Matte j. Greenly spent the
past weekend in Huntingson Val
ley, Pa, with DR.. and Mrs. John
Fetter and family.
Milford chronicle., 1953-05-08

May 12 at the CAPITOL Grange
Hall in Dover is the time and
place for the State Home Demon
stration meeting. Vaughan Fox. the
exchange student, who has been in
India, will be there to tell of his u2-
periences and impressions.
Cards were filled out by mem
bers to be placed in a permanent
file in Georgetown as a perma-
nent record of club women.
After the business meeting the
demonstration on Nutrition and
Meal Planning" was given by Mrs.
Vernon Hill and Mrs. Doris Jones.
Delicious refreshments were then
served and the meeting adjourned
to meet with Mrs. Vernon Hill in
May.
Milford chronicle., 1953-05-08
Slaughter Neck Home
Demonstration Club

The regular meeting of the
Slaughter Neck Home DemOnstra-
ton Club was held at the home of
Mrs. Thomas Jones on Tuesday,
April %, at 1880 o'clock Mrs. Jones,
the president, presided over the
meeting. Mrs. James Dallas, safety
chairman, read a paper on Take
Time To Walk Safely" and a let
ter for car drivers giving Safety
Rules. Mrs. VinOl Carey, health
chairman, read a letter asking
clubs to donate seeds to be col
lected to be sent to the Philip
pines, where they will be distri-
buted for planting. She also read
a letter giving ten rules for
health.
Milford chronicle., 1953-05-08

Mechanical pickers, planters and
cultiyators are more commonly
used in Western states Of the Uni
ted States in the raising of cotton
than is the case in the Southeast.
Milford chronicle., 1953-05-08

Oregon has the fifth largest per-
centage increase in population in
the nation during the 1940-50 per-
iod, according to Department Of
Commerce figures.
Milford chronicle., 1953-05-08

SERVICE DIALR eEANeIoYIR
Milford chronicle., 1953-05-08

BIG new ENGINES
NEED A BIG" GASOLINE!
...And that's precisely what
you get with powerful Cities
Service Premium. It's scien-
tifically refined so that each
drOpignites instantly, burns
completely, driving pistons
with an ease that makes the
engine a whisperand motor
ing the greatest pleasure.
Evening star., 1953-04-10

basis to reduce to minimum
the time required of witnesses,
police and probation officers.
Mrs. Freer also reported:
"A research and statistical
program has been set up and it
is hoped that the court will be
able to make available to the
public an annual report of its
work. Use was made Of the
courts statistics in the recent
report Of the Washington Grim
inal Justice Association"
The Advisory Committee voted
to invite the National Council Of
Juvenile Court Judges to hold its
next annual meeting in Wash
ington. The council was brought
to the attention of the commit
tee by Juvenile Court Judge
Edith H. COckrill.