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Evening star., 1953-03-17
YOUNG LADIES, 1926

valley CanI. WIN EnapSE SEVleu NIN..,
Colonial Hotel, 18th and M sts. NV.
10 a.m.-4 pm. Don't phone. 181
YOUNG WOMAN wanted by steel
dsshier' esShieT'0i KnoSledse S s' Of bootkeepins
and stenography helpful: Apply
ROssLYN STEEL Ss CEMENT CO.
YOUNG WOMAN. white. clean; fac
tory work; good conditions; position
permanent. HU. 3-633S.
YOUNG WOMEN, no experience need
ed, as dance teachers tea ss1 supervisors: Seet
during traininS period. Possible
earnings are much higher. ,Appli-
cants should have natural dancing
ability. pleasing personality. good
appearance. College training help
DALE. no 14th st. -17 .
EDUCATED LADY interested in rapid
promotion with nationally-known
business house; ability recognized
and promptly rewarded; age not i'm
portant: $4,000 first year. Box
AVON can place tsl alert ladies in
good areas that will earn $5O-$100
mo-: some customer lists. RE; =
HfAlNSD6IcAPPED GIRLS and women
may find Jobs at GOOD WILL
INDUSTRIES. Apply 1918 New
Hampshire ave. NV. (21st and M
sts.l, 8 to IL am. Monday through
INVITATION TO oPPORTUNITY-
Can you answer YES to these ques-
tions? /. Do you have q car and a
drivers license? 2. Would you like
an opportunity to add S45 to $75
to your family income each week?
8. Would you enjoy a career where
the working hours are flexible; yes,
q Job where an understanding expert
is ready to help you succeed. This
IS q permanent position with . ma
tional organization. Opportunity for
rapid advancement. All that you
really need is = sincere desire to
make money and be willing to work
Write today for Get Acquainted"
interview application to Henry Ros- @
Newark, New York State.
THREE WOMEN for interesting en-
joyable work, selling in q new way,
Car helpful; no canvassing; no in
Vestment. 10. 2-3559. IL
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

HIGH SCHOOL-Also 391 courses il
Earn your diploma at home in spar,
time. les. Phone Me. 8-S166
GIRLS, attractive, for executive sec
retaries, fashion co-ordinators. as
siStant buyers. fashion models, pho
tographic models. television model
ing, Easy. brief training period pre-
PATRICIA STEVENS. 1922 New
York ave. NV. Ma. S-5661. -27
SECRETARIAL POSITIONS paying x
$4,000. Typists, $50-$60 wk.: book.
keepers, S60-$75 wk.; trainees with
h. S. educ. Intensive course. beg
and review. day and eve, small
classes. Starting now. Inquire
MA. S-2340. BOYD SCHOOL, cor. G
and 18th lover Zlotnick's), est. 81
SHORTHAND IN 80 DAYS-1OC
w.p.m:; guaranteed course: semipvt
Free tipping. ST 3-2349.,
MATHEMATICS NJ - Personal tutoring
high school and college subjects.
Write summary OF your needs. In
clude phone number. Box 204-C,
MODERN TRAINING in beauty cul. G.
ture: all subjects taught approved
for CT training. day and evening
classes WARFLYNN BEAUTY COL
PBX-RECEPTIoNIST course easily
learned; age no handicap; day class
tuition, $50; night, S25. NATL. PBX
SCHOOL. HU. 3-3S24, ST. 3-727S
PIANO STUDIO-Popular music. So
q lesson; pay as you go: one free.
VIOLET ENGLISH. ST. 3-2473. 22'
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PART TIME

A wonderful opportunity to use q few
ewes. q week displaying costume
aewelry; no canvasing; earn approx.
$30-S50 wk. CWhitel. Write ElvinE
name, address and telephone to
-1S
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TOOLS-SURPLUS
HAMMERS, 75c
DRILLS. $l9.95

GARDEN HOSE S1.60
RUBBER HAMMERS, 81
sa}NR sMaH}N2Es gHoEEEs SaMs : RSeks Esks
10000 BARGAINS
2513 NJ ST NV. EX. 3-3527
Remington; standard;
Sss Sssond ax All TSSs I1gsr case block letters;
TYtPPGiWRiiTERs@aoyal. tPi TRsal Remington
Sp Tiui ali in good WORKING order: Ren:
YprWg1AR tvs TeRslFs a Con asesi sseosio cENRA eth at
vaGuuM RiG hG' SiEANERs-w. SS1iIElASNsERsw hav. i.
good stock of used and recondi,
UP. All nationally known brands.
Also substantial savings on floor
tank and upright cleaners. Used
Motors and cords only So .25,. sold
as is. while they last. Call II.
7-7500 for free home trial. SEARS,
RoEBUcK & CO" oil Bladens-
sEss s45s .y:ssn:sg: s::s :sssa ;sa ssg
yskvS AZ s-pSsa SEAT GR1NDER-HaiI. NV wet
type grinder, with stone retacer ana
attachments. $500. Eek. 3-0063.
WASHER. Kenmore automatic; Cold
excel. cond. oL. 4-ee7s. lie
trade-in allow; discount on '52 mods.
P. o. SMITH SALES g. SERVICE,
1914 II st.. ne. IL. 3-Q696.
er type; 10-year guar. on motor:
lifetime guar. on parts. 500. IA.
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MIscFLLANEoUs FOR SALE
FTIRNTTTIRE SAT,E

FURNITURE-Dinette set, bedrm.. Mv
coffee table. baby turn.. etc. AP,
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MOTOR TRAVEL

GOOD RESPONSIBLE driver will
drive your car to st. Paul or Mime
apolis, Minnesota. around March %
Box 24l-A, Star. 21H
LEAVING FOR PALM BEACH, Fri.
erence. HA. 2-7485. III
DRIVING MIAMI; share expenses;
refs. exch.; leave end of week. Call
betw. and z pm, RA. 6-2575.
WILL TAKE 4 passengers to Ft.
Lauderdale, Fla: SIS each: new car;
leave March 20. EN-. 2-1934. MR..
TRIPLETT, is
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

Battleship Linoleum
In excellent condition. any quantity;
ideal for beach cottages. club bsmts.
danSe N;e,n halls ar, and many other uses
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APPLIANCES
MOVING-SALE
NO REASONABLE
OFFER REFUSED
EVERYTHING AT
GIVE-AWAY PRICES

91VG44VV121 Z 1G1OI53
We have moved to new and larger
location will be sold at tremendou;
reductions.
Hundreds Of appliances. large and
small, must be sold by 8 pm. Satur.
day. Washers, ironers. dryers. re.
frigerators, ranges. freezers, tele.
more. Come early for best selec.
tions. Bring your check book. You
will want to use 1t. This is your
opportunity to solve your appliance
problem for fraction Of the oriei-
nal cost. Don't rsss It BY. Can oI
OPEN WEEKDAYS. q TIL o
SATURDAY. 2 TIL 6
CASH OR TERMS
SILVER SPRING GAS d ELEC. CO
$50 Bontfant st. JU. S-S03S
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SITUATIONS MEN
SITUATIONS WoMEN

ADM. ASST, BUS. ANALYST, promo
tion minded; executive secy.. han
ding own cores; capable ofice
mgr; outstanding business and
Teis.;o good appearance, personality.
Artist and writer, newspaper and
publicity; knowledge of city; wants
part-t1me assoc, willing to do rou-
tine work, If suitable ONCE with fu-
ture. DE. 2-331S, ST. 3-S367. ~
GIRL, Colored desires work as sales
girl; willing worker. exper. Ii. 4-6S07
GIRL, colored, desires night work as
busgirl or dishwasher. Ii. 6-29Sl.
NURSE, practical. colored. exper., de-
live out. co. 5-4992.
PRACTICAL NURSE or companion.
REG. &c; "S5ssi Nurse desires 5-day work
week in Sill. spr. or NV. area. LO.
sRCRETARY. first class. exper.! 20 coll.
downtown or Sill. Spg. JU. 6-219S.
SECY. AVAILABLE for top-notch DO
sSttioon 8 yrs; capitol Hill experience.
sHORT-ORDER COOK JOB wanted
4-f324.
WOMAN. colored. desires Job as soda
fountain clerk or short-order cook.
AID. 2-492S.
WOMAN, colored neat, attractive,
desires restaurant work evenings 4
to II: best local references. Ii. A.
COIORED GIRL. honest. reliable, de-
sires work > days; no nights or sun:
refs. DE. 2-l4l1.
COLORED GIRL will care for children
OF working parents. LU. 2-S2S3.
COLORED WOMAN desires work, elev.
operator. medical sterilization, in
girl, waitress or cook. NO. 7-1902.
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

PARAKEETS-Breeders with babies
and eggs. Cages and nest boxes.
Selling out. IA. 9-S214. lis
IRISH SETTER PUPPIES. Axe reg
istered. Call JU. SLIGO. -19
COLLIE PUPPIES. Axe registered.
sable and white and Try''s. Poplar
and Tokalon. Blood fine. XII
ROOM. BOARD and child care for
mother and or 2 children OF
children alone. Call AP. 7-066S.
WILL YOU GIVE good home to yr..
old dog, black. mixed. cocker and
terrier Excel. with children. JU.
S-3291, after pm.
DALMATIAN, female, pet, thorough-
bred; houSebroken, good with chill
dren. LA. 6-S34S. -19
EASTER CHICKS, 7 assorted colors
wholesale. PET CORP, Ii. 3-6706,
|DOBERMAN PINSCHER wanted, fe-
male, black, bet. l and 3 yrs. old
suited for watchdog purposes; must
be reas. ACE JUNK Co, 1920
Georgia ave. NV, HU. 3-442l. RI
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REFRlGERATORS
See. our ad under APPLIANCES Of
SILVER SPRING GAS d ELEc. CO.
ESQ Bonifant st. JU. S-S03S.
REFGR., lO-cu. 1T. Coldspot: is mos.
old; peri. cond,:: see to appreciate.
ST. 3-6074, before 8 am. and after
REFGRs.. guarantee sac .95 up: top
trade-in allow: discount on ,52
mods. P. o. SMITH SALES q SERV.
ICE. 1874 II st. me-. Ii. 3-0696.
81
RESTAURANT EQUIP, not a dealer.
and win sell the following very
cheap. 8 almost new fluorescent fix-
lures like new; refgr. Coca-Cola box.
Walk-tn box with compressor. LRe.
reach-in box with compressor. LEe.
Ciishwasher machine with rack; meat
block; elec. grinder; Ice. bake oven;
2 lge, gas ranges; sinks, elec, potato
peeler; steam table. IA. 7-5436
go
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HELP-WokAEN
HELP-MEN AND WoMEN

AIRLINES NEED
See our ad under Instruction Courses
ID
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
RM. 200, 1341 G st. NV.

GIRL, white, exper. in LIQUOR: hours,
II to pm. HARMONY RESTAU-
RANT, 51I 2nd st. me-. Is
GIRL to work in small shop, some
knowledge of bookkeeping. No ex-
perience necessary. Apply ADLER.
The Engraving Shop, 1905 G st,
NV. No phone calls. -19
LADIES. part time, day or ewes. in
hrs. to suit you No exper. nee.
About $4 hr. Apply 1912 pm. or
81 pm. Tues. Wed, Thurs, Room
501. 40 l4th st; NV. is
elderly lady. Call ewes. ia. 9-S747.
WOMAN. white. prac. nurse. exper.;
vic. Hillcrest Heights, Md; 2 morn
wk.. 81 per hr. 10. S-6275. -.l9
WOMAN, care for semi-invalid, g.h.w W.,
cooking; live in. ia. 9-7731 after
pm. -lS
WOMEN, white. part time in cleaning
and laundry agency. 1855 Columbia
YoouiNG" LADY to do general ofice
work. Must type. have pleasant tele-
phone personality. knowledge Of city
helpful. Good starting salary with
chance for Advancement. LION
TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO.
Mr. Medins Ma S-1O70 IL
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcont.I

PAINTING, exterior Q speciality; 1st
class work, materials; do own work,
2 bros, white; refs. IA. 2-173l.
PAINTING, interior and exterior: lst-
class work; free estimates. THOMP-
SON. 10. 9-9S73 or XII. S-3923.
PAINTING, papering, plastering; neat
clean work.. low prices; immd. at
tention. For service call ia: g.
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TYPISTS

Experience desired, but not necessary.
Permanent position. 5-day. 40-hour
week: pleasant working conditions;
liberal discount on purchases; in
Surance and disqualification plan:
retirement plan. Apply PEOPLES
DRUG STORE, employment office.
"a P st. ne. liz
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS. ID IONS. Esmoa3elins. .3,, repsirins pa ing
ADDiTiONs. Affiliations. attics.
dormers and recreation rooms built
by reliable mechanic. Free estimate.
AID. 4-9312. IL
ADDITIONS
Repairs, cellar to roof, and business
RoBT. dooDMAN, wo. 6-2s66.
ALL KINDS OF DRAIN STOPPAGES
and clogged pipes cleared: reasonable
rates. SHAPIRO PLUMBING CO.,
. s406 n1s Georgia ave; TU; I, 2sIs00; ,,,r
WAYS, parking lots. sidewalks or
private roads. free estimates
MUMMY PAVING Co. INC. OIL.
4;4S00 or Oh; 4-4567.
built Or repaired. Free estimate, ST.
BUILDING and general remodeling
IAWREHcE. Ea RH. .s-s7oss.. AA AA"
carpentry. brick. cement work. NO.
1924 MR.. BAKER. rs
CARPENTER-Gen. repairs, porches,
partitions, shelving, cabinets; re-
liable. J. RoWELL, Elk. 3-0627
CARPENTRY. alterations. repairs,
remodeling: old and new work. MR.
CARPENTRY, all-types Of work; free
estimates. HA. 2-8192. JU. S-1135.
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YOIING LADY

General ONCE work and tipping ir
Good salary and working conditions
Amply to Mr.. Mullin, JULIUS LANS.
BURGH FURNITURE CO., 900 F st
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PIPE, .galv: plack. copper. cast iron;
eut-thread fixtures; BLOCK's. 3056
Y ri nE s1 s1pPIss 7sss nev VA and SSo Seed
sinks. toilet sets. soil pipe. ACE
JUNK CO.. 1920 Georgia ave. NV.
PLGMBiNG sUPPLIEs-Pipe. bath
tubs, basins; sinks; pipes GU, cyt Is ana
POOL TABLES, 8 Brunswick Sub
way; less than 2 yrs. old; very reas.
Terms II desired. Ii. 3-7456. la
RADIO -PHONO, table model, ''Radi-
ola" rIm 2I 66gJ Meying s,.nr must sacri
RAZOR. electric (sunbeaml, perfect
condition. Call AID. 4-9240 after 6
RaECoRDERs, Web Cor tape, s1so;
Wilcox gay: $50; Amprc, $50; Web
5-4445. 1873 Conn. ave. NV.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Revere, vii.
cox-Gay; demonstrators, up to 40Ts
SSsSgn1 NsD sD,NB snYe 5o discount at
IRECORDINGs. ORIGINALS. Victor
and Columbia, John Mccormick,
Harry Lauder. light opera, SYM
phonies. dance records, Best offer.
Dg; I-SSUS. pew; tlU a'm.
f.. in excellent condition. Best ofier.
REFRiGERATOR, oE. 6.4 Gu. it.;
excel. cond.; $50. 20 g. Ridge I'd
Greenbelt. Nd. CIR. 3-2436. liz
REFRlGERATORS, used large assort-
ment from $40 up: Some with
FREDERICKs 39O6 14th st. NV.
REFRIGERATORS. gas, all sizes; IN.
stallation PEERLESS SALES CO.
2237 Ga. ave. DE 2-S566
REFRIGERATOR SALE
S25 UP
Late models. Easy terms. Also rent
refrigerators. S. month. A1LI6ONS,
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ANTIQUES-French bow front chest
Adams chair, Sandimingo malnog
banquet table, Early Empire, reas.
TU. 2-3130. --l7
ANTi0UES-Colonia platform rocker
and mantle clock. Both excel. cond.
I,U 4-R127 after IN m
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANTIQUE CHINA. furniture. full con.
tents or odd pcs. refgrs., stoves
wash. mach. Tvs. Closed MONDAYS
8 Z EURN. CO. 21O 7th st. ne.
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SHUTTERS

Sno-Master, free trial, easy terms,
FUDMAN. 40 9TH st sW
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4N ACIA1 NIS1N
1888 G ST. NV, Ma. S-a250
yrs: $50 up per no.; 81 .S5 up per
daY Innuire reSidence afhce III
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REFRIGERAT0RS

rel rsfri9erstors. iT1s; Ssi s. month. ALLisoNss LIS s
2212 14th ct. NV. AD. l-4206.
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Observation-Disclosures
See our ad under APPLIANCES Of
this paper.
SILVER SPRING GAS b ELEC. CO.
$50 Bonifant st. JU. S-SO38.
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CONTINUED On Next pssAl
Milford chronicle., 1953-04-03
TOdd's H. D. Club News

The TOdd's Home Demonstration
Club held it's regular March meet
ing at the TOdd's Community build
ing with an attendance of ten men,
bers and several visitors. Mrs.
Wade Elliott presided over the
business meeting.
Mrs. John Lloyd, safety chairman,
gave a report on Spring Cleanup
Makes Farms Safer. Mrs. Anna Nc
Dowell, Citizenship Chairman. read
a letter from Vaughn Fox. Ameri-
can delegate to India.
A collection of pencils was taken
up to send to Korea. Pennies for
friendship were also collected.
A covered dish supper and auc-
tion was planned to be held on Fri
day tvening, April 10th. Adults.
SOC, children, 25c; $1.OO without a
dish. Time: $3.50 p. m.
Miss Charlotte Swanson. Home
Demonstration Agent, presented
the topic, STYLES and Fabrics for
You.
Mrs. Minos Wright served as hos
tess.
Milford chronicle., 1953-04-03
National Guard News

Capt. Charles F. Bryan, Jr.
Headquarters Battery Commander
of Hq. and Hq. Btry., 16Oth AAA
Group, local National Guard unit
announced the promotion of two
local Guardsmen this week. Cor
pOral Cecil w. MalOney, a former
Milford High athlete, was promoted
to Sergeant and will serve as a Ra-
d1o Operator in tltn Battery. Private
First Glass Richard ]. Holleger. a
Milford High graduate, has been
promoted to Corporal and will work
as a Battery Cook.
1t was also announced by the To-
cal Guard Commander that 70 men
nave been awarded the Motor We
hicle Drivers Badge. Men named
for this award were Master Serge
ants John l.. Allen, Robert Fl.
Field, Herbert c. Jump. William
Marvel, Sergeants First Glass Har-
old F. Brimer, Joseph Emory, Serg-
eants Jack M. Cooper, William P.
Jester, Carlton B. Walls, Cecil w.
MalOney; COrpOrals Charles J. In
gram, Frank R. Ingram. Corporal
Frank r. Ingram also was awarded
the Motor Vehicle Mechanics s
Badge. In order to receive this
award the Guardsmen were reuuir-
ed to pass aptitude tests and prac-
tical and written drivers examina-
tions as prescribed by the Depart
ment of Defense. Also required to
have driven for a minimum of one
year without traffic violation and
have accident-free record.
Sgt. Charles w. (Bucky) Johnson
departed for Fort Benjamin Harri-
son, Indiana, for a Stenography
Course at the Adjutant Generals
School. He will receive instruction
in shorthand and typing. He re-
Gently completed a Personnel
Course at the same School. There
are many other opportunities for
young men to attend schools that
are of great value as a Guardsnen
or in cilivian employment.
Several new men became mem
bers of the local unit during the
past week. Cpl. James d. Holleger,
a World War II veterans, has trans
ferred from the Enlisted Reserve
Corps to Hq. and Hq. Btry., 16Oth
AAA Group COrpOrals Harry C.
Brasura and Ernest F. DOrman also
Joined the local Guard unit from
Headquarters and Headquarters
Battery, 945th, AAA AW Bn (MblO.
Two newly enlisted men that are
now going through recruit training
are Privates William F. Bryan, Jr.,
and George T. Messick. There are
several openings for qualified
young men men with much OppOr-
tunity for advancement.
Milford chronicle., 1953-04-03
BENJAMIN BANNEEER
SCHOOL NEWS

The PTA card party was held
last Thursday night, March 2sth
Many thanks to the local stores
for the beautiful and useful prizes
The second grade is very busy
preparing for an Easter party to be
held Tuesday night, April 7th at
the school. Those Of us who are
lucky enough to receive invitations
will not want to miss it.
Grade 4 held a debate Wednes-
day afternoon. This was an out
growth of Social Studies lesson
The question was: Should Indians
be made to live on the Reservations
set aside by the Governments"
The Easter Vacation began We'd
nesday at 3:15 and will end on
Tuesday, ApriB7th, at $3.50. The fac
uIty of the Banneker School ex-
tends to all hopes for a Joyous and
happy Easter.
Milford chronicle., 1953-04-03
New Arrivals At
Milford HOSPITAL

March 25: Boy, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Ennis, Jr., Milford; Girl Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Richardson. Har-
rington; Girl, Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn
Berkshire, Greenwood.
March q: Boy, Mr.. and Mrs
Gilbert Pippin, Harrington: Girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Waters. color
ed, Bowers; Girl, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roland Maloney, Milford.
March %: Girl, Mr.. and Mrs
Burdette Johnson, Pennington:
Girl, Mr.. and Mrs. Gerardus KEN
lenbrink, Bridgeville.
March 20: Boy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Gordham, Clarksville; Bow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Turner.
Seaford; Boy, Mr.. and Mrs. EN-
inert Shaffer, Lincoln.
March 30: Girl, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Sherman, Lewes; Girl. Mr..
and Mrs. J. Carlton GOodhand, Har-
rington.
Milford chronicle., 1953-04-03
Religion In Books
By Roy L. TaWes

PATTERN FOR SUCCESSFUL
LIVING by Fred Pierce Corson.
John c. Winston Company, Phila-
delphia. $3.50. A bishop of the
Methodist Church writes to helm
people get the most out of life.
Calling them to march toward
something each day he points out a
worthy destination, and avoids
the short cut and easy way. The
importance of decision is stressed
as is the result of personal COM
mltment All through the book
there is continuity of theme: get
ting from where we are to where
we want to be. There are chapters
on Life's Crises, Life's Deliver
ances, Life's Fears, Life's Master
Plan, and Life's Fixed Star. Our
plans for life anG the energies we
put into them deserve better re-
suits than they now achieve. For
most of us there is much more deem
JOY In life than we now experience.
A sense of goodness and we'll be-
ing is possible even in a world
so many life-destroying forces are
at work"
RELIGION IN SHOES by Hunter
B. Blakely. John Knox Press, Rich
mond, Va. 81. The inspirational
biography of a humble preacher
who captured the hearts of a CITY.
Reading these pages will get Won
acquainted with a great and good
man, Brother Bryan. Said the Bir-
mlngham News upon his passing:
Few men, if any, ever spent a rich
er lie; few, if any, ever cOntribut-
ed more to their community" Re-
Iuslng invitations to go elsewhere.
Brother Bryan stayed in his small
pulpit until his retirement. Really
ne served the whole city as his
parish, and there was never a uues-
ton regarding his relationship to
brother pastors. All denominations
and the unchurched loved and hon
Ored him. In all walks of life he
witnessed unto his Lord. On the Oc-
casiOn of bis seventy-seventh birth |
day the City Commission officially !
appointed him chaplain of Bir- |
and previous 40 that sent
him on tour to the Holy Land that |
ne might walk where Jesus walked. |
This book is now in it's fourth edi- !
ton, and reading it will reveal why !
It is so popular
Milford chronicle., 1953-04-03
Rev. I. c. Jones Enters
Evangelistic Field

rev. Ihomas G. Jones, a "retir-
.ed. minister of the Peninsula Meth
odist Conference is embarking nnon
a new career of Evangelism He
VIII take part in the Methodist
EVangellstic Mission in Georgia,
April 18th to 26th, and FIorida
from May 1st to 10th.
de is an accredited Teacher in
Evangelism from the Board of Ed
ucation of Nashville, Tenn The
Board OF Evangelism of Nashville
mas made arrangements for him to
report in Atlanta, Georgia. ADrii
18th to 26th, and in GainesvilIe
Florida, at the First Methodist
Church, May 1st to 10th. Bishop
John BranscOmb is in charge of
the Jacksonville Area.
Mr.. Jones said, why should I
sit under the Juniper Tree when
there is still Sc much for me to do
for my Lord and Master?'
Many churches are cold and for
mai with no spiritual warmth or
glow, in the sermons that are de-
llYered. We can only draw power
from the Son of God through tbe
Holy Spirit. The Spirit of Christ
has taken its departure from some
OF our churches and conversions
are unknown.
Many are like a beautiful auto-
mobile fully equipped but with no
power to drive it. The candles that
burn on the altar burn coldly un-
less there is fire in the heart of the
preacher.
Warmth is the crying need of
present day Christianity.
Note: Mr.. Jones has served the
following churches in Delaware:
Seven years at Harrington where
l37 persons were received in the
Ocean View, over so re-
ceived and church remOdeled. After
serving two years at Ocean View he
retired. Because of a shortage of
he accepted as a supply.
-he HarbesOn and LeWes Churches.
Returning to his home at Thigh
nan, Md, he was soon called into
service again and sent to the Sea-
ord Circuit for one year.
Now he enters upon a new career
If Evangelism.
Milford chronicle., 1953-04-03
The Church Of God
Second and Washington Streets
Rev. w. Edwin Toll, PusioF
SUNDAY, APRIL 5

SUNDAY, APRIL 5
8:45 a. m.-BrOadcast over Sta
ton WJWL, 900 on dial.
1000 a. m. - Sunday School.
Glasses for all ages.
11:00 a. m.-SermOn by the pas
tor.
700 p. m.-Youth Service and
Sermon by the pastor. Followed by
prayer for the sick.
Wednesday: 1880 p. m.-Prayer,
Praise and Bible Study. Bring your
Bibles and bring a friend.
Friday: 700 p. m.-ChOir prac-
tice.
You will find fellowship and love
at our church. Our services are de-
signed to bring salvation to the
sinner, healing to the sick, blessing
to all. If you are looking for a
friendly chUrch--end your search
this is it. ts.