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Evening star., 1953-06-08
MRS. LYLE O. ARMEL
The former

Miss Barbara Lee Rhodes.
Miss Barbara Lee Rhodes,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam F.. Rhodes, became the
bride June 6 Of Ensign Lyle o.
Armel, son of Mrs. Lyle O.
Armel. The Rev. DR.. Edward G
Latch otticiated at the ceremony
which was held in the Metropoli-
tan Memorial Methodist Church
and the reception followed in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward c. Baltz in Kenwood.
Ensign and Mrs. Armel will
live in Newport, R. l., where the
former is on duty.
Evening star., 1953-06-08
Miller Photo.

Miller Photo.
MRS. SAVlLLA M. SlMONS.
thority on labor relations who
was chairman of the National
Labor Relations Board from 1910
to 1945.
She will succeed Mrs. Harri-
son S. Elliott who is retiring as
general secretary of the YWCA
after 10 years service.
Evening star., 1953-06-08
MRS. OLIVER E. VROOM
The former
1t. Mary A. Dullea.

1t. Mary A. DuIlea.
1t. Mary Agnes Dullea, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. jeremiah
Charles Dullea, became the bride
on May % of 1t. Oliver Evans
Vroom. He is the son of Mrs.
Gertrude E. Vroom of Mount
Rainier. Md.
The ceremony took place at
st. James Catholic Church with
the Rev. Joseph Molek officiating.
There was a reception at the
Walter Reed officers Club. The
newlyweds will reside here.
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save Is % to $50 on
LOVELY .NEEDLEPOINT

Enjoy generous savings outstanding collection OF
pieces with designs in eosprint petitpont or combno-
on Of the two finished and ready for you to complete
the backgrounds Picture kits include attractive frames
Evening star., 1953-04-05
~ BATHS-S19,5OO
BEDROOM, 2 BATH, 1st FL
OPEN / TO DARK
$3.50 DOWN

3 BEDROOMS, BASEMENT
ASSUME 4es LOAN on this 6-rm
condition. Select oak floors: separate
din. rm.; complete bsmt.; completely
equipped with self-storing storm
windows and doors; adjoins Highland
Elementary School; perfect location.
To inspect, call Mr.. Lansdale, 10.
4-67S1. after 8 pm.
Colonial Investment Co
Evening star., 1953-04-05

~ l, I;!.;-, ,1SoEAIprox, $500, cash; SIS
and this spotless 3-bedrm Cape Cod
with expansion attic and full bsmt.
Is yours! Lge. yard for kddies on
quiet street. 500 Westcott st. in
Jefferson Village area. Call CAR
ROLL BICKLE for appt. to inspect,
Evening star., 1953-04-05
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

AdD0MDhhLE doSI ALE g sus, 21o4 1ngraham St.
Lovely det. white brick. newly deco
rated with side. screened porch, 3
bsdrms.. fTepl., lge. level lot. paved
Tedueed 70 sgs siassS S6Gnmanaiy immedate fpse pos
into Queens Chapel rd. to Chillum
I'd. turn left ! blk. to house Trade
aacsssItssd' ass9s Ccall l,, MI rs1 Cohen. HE.
cARoLE HfGHLsNDsMDieft!i MsH sMNt1ssEEi H. sbedrm. sinn
din. rm., equip. kit. Paneled rec.
rm.. bsmt. with diagonal outside
entr. Large fenced lot, barbecue
storm storm windows; %GS Bsndix; newly deg
oFseed obe ssb5S SoTB TA 6aet ss trust avail
tended, right on Erskine. left to
TSM2 18th ave. JU: S-3699. 5
CHEvERLY-$19,25 ., $50 STORY. slate
root home with powder rm. and
bedrms.. bath and rear sun fS deck deck on n
TN 2 pm. WAYNE A. CAsKEY,
cthESafEsLY.-spaeleus hhiS,i3si tII;saE s-rm. brick
1ismoier: u. nrepi.; also extra apt. Lge.
W. " eLIFFoRD fE eS0c sHER4zEs, HxsflisRs teFns. RE
1-22Ol. JU. 5-7747.
CLINTON, MD. - Sale by owner.
Beautiful bunsalow; 8 bedrms. eiec.
kit: tile bath. bsmt.. oil &C. heat;
ifm oSRaoow owPaS.s Pqce sna d0GrS %sS3 lot
terms. Directions: Out Branch ave.
Sc. to Clinton, left at trafic light,
Wood Yard I'd. approx. - mi. right
siap on Simpson Tf} g.osas lane to No. As. Open
lana-NAu rtn
rambler; living room. dining room,
all-elect. kitchen, large bedrooms.
wardrobe closets, den or spare bed
room. Ia baths; garage; SI7.95O.
Rlh1mSm BuiEpER, down. $4,000. OWNER
CoLLEGE PARK-A lovely brick
Cape Cod in desirable neighbor-
hood. on a corner lot. First floor
features spacious living room with
fireplace, dining room large enough
tor dining, room set, Convenient
porch. Upstairs there are large
bedrooms and tile bath. The dry
basement has an eficiency apart
ment IN 1t that rents for $55 per
mo. There Is an extra lot that
can be built on now that is included
In the price. Double-car garage
and and beautiful yard. Open sSI sunday. day
piPections ieei oas 6. 81 snSs5 No io COZ COY.
lege Park, right at Amherst to
Dartmouth, then to $500 and
BAINUM REAL ESTATE. JU. S-t90O.
GLENRIDGE-5106 T2nd pl. For
sale by owner. 3-bedrm. bungalow
plus unfin. room. S12,SO0. Owner
being transferred. Assume GI loan
AP. 7-ST57. -
HIGHVIEW subdivision. S1,SOO cash;
q rms, 1st floor liv. rm.. din. -rm.
and modern kit. 2nd A. 3 full
handicapped lot: shrubs. Veterans
loan payable $53 mo. Sun. and
ewes, Ii. 3-3625. WOOD &
MITCHELL, 10. S-16l6.
LANGLEY PARk-Brick rambler. 8
bedrms.. all-elec; kit. with. elee,
range, auto. dishvashef and dis
posal; full dry bsmt. with half bath;
gas heat: fenced lot; possession.
Priced for early sale. Call Mr..
Penan. La: 6-6666 or HE. 4-S997
MICH. PARK. MD.-open IL to g
sunday. 5405 18th ave. Modern
de luxe kit, firepl.: bsmt. 36xS7,
tile a., y bath, knotty-pine storage
cabinets; 1000 down, JOHN Il.
JOHNSON. WA. 7-6060. 1
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BETHESDA. PARKwooD
7 1CEINNE v. LU I E6 %
RaQlfnPg III H.aoOO
WE SELL HOUSES
SILVER SPRING HOMES

WE SELL HOUSES
SILVER SPRING HOMES
Indian Spring Club Estates
9e04 clearview place, prewar brick
road, right on Granville drive to
Clearview. place and open sign.
South WoodSide Park
92O1 Kingsburg drive. Be sure to in
spect the interior: 25, liv. room. bed
room or den, full bath on lst floor.
reach: Colesyille road. right on Dale
drive. one block to open sign.
Close In
5000 Second avenue. If you are look
room. 2-bath bungalow. Porch. ga
rage, 200 lot. To reach: Georgia
avenue. left on Fenwick lane. right
on Second avenue.
RamblerS
| 009 Forest Glen road. New. two and
three bedroom ramblers, with fun
Easements, overlooking golf course
available lots. To reach: coiesviiie
road. left on Forest Glen road to
open sign.
Cape Gods
309-311 Indian Spring drive. Two
new, .center-hall Cape Gods. Ex-
tremely, convenient location. Extra
large living, room, n bath on lst
floor; 3 bedrooms and bath on 2nd
floor. Rear screened porch. To
reach: Colesville road, right on In
dian Spring drive,
WoodSide Forest
$40 Live Oak drive. Custom built
house, situated on beautiful
wooded lot. Excellent view: center
hall entrance: large rooms through
fireplace. screened porch. built-in ga
rage. To reach: Georgia avenue,
right on Columbia blvd, right on
Live Oak to open sign.
All Open Sunday / to 6
TuONEpcNN1 o. 0DAx1
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HOUSES FOR ALR-Mp.

NEAR MD. UNIV. Owner transferred
has slashed price to $14. $50 on this
huge 6-room Colonial home only 5
yrs. old. Truly lge. rms. through
out. Full bsmt., side porch. deep
wooded lot. Can finance FHA. Lo-
blocks from BALTIC. blvd: at 94l7
tSta fSGnv aysi s;, Inspect & any time, ,6Sd Call
ROBERT S. DAVIS & Co., $500
Baltimore ave-, Hyattsville, Md.
A FRIENDLY modern rambler. To-
Gated in Meadowood.. This lovely
home has z large bedrooms, dining
u kitchen, daylight basement and
a large lot. 90x30O. Driveway. SI9.-
$50. Open l to 8. Out New Hamp
ext. right on Colesville I'd. to
Meadowood shop. center. left on
Rh2mas FEAn EsTArE sr E Il IT, apc s,aoa SAlNuM n
YOU have a house to trade, call US.
OPEN I TO DARK-Takoma Park
3::bedrm. brick rambler. .expansible
slate roof. corner lot, near isnsiey
Park. Directions: out New Hamp-
shire ave. ext. to University lane.
left. to Carroll ave. left to Barron
and open sign. JOHN A. VENT.
3-BEDRM. COLONIAL. Sl4.50O. Open
1-6 pm. Like new. 21-ft. liv. rm.
Ss9ams S5seanate tsd dn bath bI sasa spstrs kin
all cows. Assume lge. CT loan. Out
N. H. ave. extended to East-West
hwy. right approx. 2 blks. to 10th
ave. right to $500. Mr.. Hickman
EGo1tsHivE G91 }H -'YiS EEwfsD2Lf SHsR tn s!asso RG
One bedrm. powder rm small den
liv.H rm., din. rm., kit. and lge'
screened porch on 1st r.; 3 bed
rms. and bath up; full bsmt. AP.
ccSsRrv c1Sa9r III ..ft 3 pm. WAYNE A.
NEW VSNA BRICK Sfz''ofi fRiAMBLERs-stone
front; firepl;, tile bath. fun bsmt.
$50. Inspect before buying. Vic.
handover Hills. HERB BEDFORD,
EAST PINES, OF Defense hwy. 90
min: from downtown Washington-
sdsms ss9asle ssoa fSE h0ufss TckermsG or
AVON REALTY co.
= 3-bedrm. shingle
and transp. $12,950. terms.
HYATTSVLLE-4-bedrm. Cape Cod
brick bungalow. Mr.. everything.
$14,250.
S ACRES Mr.. BELTsvILLE-Lge. g.
rm. home, small barn, orchard.
$l5,95O, terms. LOUIS MILLER,
REALTOR, UN. 4-2723. %
MORNINGSIDE
5 rms, ami. Home is 8 mos. old.
Attic could be made into 2 rms.
Nr. Allentown and Suitland rds.
Assume GI with good cash down
payment. Mo. payments. 500. %
incl. taxes and ins. Shown by appt.
only.
SUITLAND
19 Randall rd. 6 rms, ami, House
less than 4 years old Open all day
Sun. and Mon.
GROOM HoUSE-APPRox. 1 ACRE
On Rt: 8, approx. 4 miles from D. c.
knotty pine liv. rm., fireplace, incl.
sun porch, elect. kit. and 3 bedrms.
GOOD cash down payment. Price.
REAL ESTATE. 10. s-ss7s
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Vacation at Home
SWIMMING POOL
BADMINTON COURT

OUIDOOR tlhEkLACE
Goes with this z rm. lovely home.
Center hall, large liv. rm. with fire-
pl., din. rn1,. pine-paneled den,
powder room, screened porch. large
rms, 2 baths, sun deck on second
floor. Den may be used as 4th bed
rm. II needed. Pine-paneled rec.
rm. with barbecue fireplace and
built-in bar; half bath in bsInt.; all
on y acre Of beautifully land
block; schools close by. Residential
silver Spring near Mrs. ks Toll
House. $50, 800; may be seen on
Sale b OWNER. JU. o-94OS.
Evening star., 1953-04-05
VETS OR NoN-vETS!
FIND QUALIFYING DIFFICULT?
ASSUME 40 CT LOAN
WHEAToN-SnvER SPRING
3 BEDRMS., FULL BATH
$4,000 DN.-$64 MO.
IEOYERS AIIN
COVERS ALLl

This lovely 3-yr. .-old 2-story Colonial
is available to vets and non-vets,
and includes bedrms. and full bath
on End floor with storage attic; large
liv. rm.. family-size din. rm. and
ultra-modern kit. on 1st floor; must
be seen to be appreciated owner
must sell, having purchased new
home.
OPEN SUNDAY. 1T
Out Georgia ave. ex-
tended, continuing on VierS Mill I'd :,
past the Food Fair. "a mile to Gem
terhill rd. then right to 1904 Cen
terhiH I'd. and open house.
LEACH & CRONIN
10. 5000: Ewes. Granite 3-7926
$16,95
CHEVY CHASE
Buy Of lifetime-3 bedrms., bath.
sleeping porch on 2nd, living w1fire-
pl,. full din. rm.. kit. and screneed
porch on 1St: h.-w.h.; Lear gar. |;
corner lot. Rosemary School area
Any reasonable terms. $4,000 down.
RAYMOND J. LYNCH co.
LO. 4-6400
Evening star., 1953-04-05
HOUSES FOR sAle-Mn.
LOOK
OPEN SUNDAY, la
1nRO.l nnnEnnH m

house; 3 rms. and bath; best offer
over $500. will trade. 10. SASS.
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TAKOMA PARK

BRICK RAMBLER
CLOSE-IN LOCATION
bedroom rambler located on nearly
" acreage, level fenced lot; near ali
conVenienceS: living room with pic
dining area; all electric kitchen with
disposal and dishwasher; rear pa
ito. full basement; asking S22.75O.
Cali Mr.. Dulberger, OIL. 4-35S5
with
James A. Hewitt Corp.
Evening star., 1953-04-05

A WILLIAMSBURG REPRODUCTION
Ravenwood, Mr.. Falls Ch.
wishes. a magnifieent home in an
area Of quality residences. this homo
warrants their personal attention
and inspection; III acres OF attrac-
tive. grounds which are beautifully
handicapped and bordering wide
stream. Features include soft. liv,
rm., banquet-size din. rm.. DELIGHTFUL
kit. library or den with firepl., ex-
ceilent bedroom Arrangement. For
further Information. call VIM. W.
JOHNSTON. JE. 2-n2o5. .
OPEN TODAY l:3O
2623 No. Roosevelt St, Arl.
Lee Hwy, r. at Quantico.
Adorable cream brick rambler ex.
quisitely dec. interior; spac. liv. rm..
dining area, 2 bedrms.; fenced yd.
MARIE z. MAGUIRE REALTY
c@SAE
Evening star., 1953-04-05
OPEN / ITO TO
WASHINGTON ESTATES
THE MOST
SENSATIONAL VALUE
IN TOWN
%1G QS0

04O,S SCU
EXCITING 2-LEVEL HOMES
Features: 1St level 20-ft. liv.
rm. with. brick fireplace. full
sized dining rm., de luxe Hot
Point kit. Gncluding clothes
washer).. attractive powder rm.
2nd level, 3 very large bedrmS.
with sliding door closets (mas-
ter bedrm. 20 #. long with
Mr.. and Mrs. ciosetsl, tiled
bath. EXTRAS INCLUDE:
Attached garden house, Vene-
tian blinds, Formica work
counters. picture window.
landscaped yards. SIMPLY
BEAUTIFUL ARCHIrEcTUR-
AL DESIGN. FHA terms to
qual1fed, purchasers. Hurry
and make your selection to-
day; Only a few available.
To reach: Out Pa. ave. Sc.
to Alabama ave-, left onto
Marlboro Pike to District
Heights, left on Gateway blvd.
to end of street, right to
model house; or cross South
Capitol st. bridge, continue on
Suitland parkway to Suitland
sign. Turn right and con-
tlnue right on Silver Hill I'd,
TO District Heights. Right u
block, left on Gateway blvd.
to our model house.
Evening star., 1953-04-05
OPEN 1880
10015 SIDNEY RD.
SII NER CpPIMG
81. 3-2363

Sparkling 3-bedrm. brick Colonial
home in country club area. Near
all conveniences. Center entr., full
bsmt.. level lot. wall-to-Wall car
peting included at price Of $16.95U.
Terms to suit.
Colesyille I'd. (Rt. 29) to
Forest Glen rd., left to Goodwin, turn
right on Goodwin to Sidney and right
on Sidney to Open sign.
Colonial Investment Co.
RE. 7-6650. Ewes. HE. 4-3662.
Evening star., 1953-04-05
CHEVERLY, MD.

C1EVERLY, MD.
CUsToM-BU1LT RAMBLER.
ac1p 1pET BELLEVUE I HNTEI AVE. q
Large rambler. 45-ft. BY 43-ft. liv.
rm., sep. din. rm, beautiful eiec.
kit. 3 lge. be6rms.. 2h colored
tiled baths. one with built-in mir
rored vanity. lge: bsmt; with fire-
in garage. Half-acre lot; for sale
by owner builder. Out Cheverly
ave. to Inwood st., right on In
wood ST.. one block to Bellevue and
house. MRS. MATEY, WA. 7-O079.
Evening star., 1953-04-05

NEARBY TAKOAiA PARK
NEW HOME
OWNER MUST SELL TO-DAY
316 ELM ST.
OPEN HOUSE SUN, $3.50
Mod: corner detached brick rambler
butlt-tn gar. gas heat, expandable
attic. All offers considered. BERG
MAN REALTY CO., ia. 9-175O.
Evening star., 1953-04-05
EBNER r. DUNCAN CO. 916 Prince
ST., Alex, Va, offers for sale:

ALEXANDRIA-Two story, Colonial
stucco, located in West Rosemont.
.aree dining room, " bath, modern
equipped kitchen and front porch,
on first floor: 3 twin-siZe bedrooms
and bath. up; floored and insulated
attic; full basement, oil h.-wh h.:
one-car garage. Price, S15.500. ex-
cellent terms
Evening star., 1953-04-05
HOUSES FOR SALE7Mp.

PLENTY ROOM inside and out; %
acre. with 6-rm. bungalow; can be
arranged to bedrms.; large liv.
rnl,. din. rm. and kit; front and
rear porch; full dry bSmt., oil heat;
hwy; only So 500. easy terms.
ALVIN EPLING. UN. 4-03i3.
COLLEGE PARK-custom built Span
ish-type. sparkling white; 3 large
Dedrms.. tile bath; liv. rm., full
slze din. rm. and modern kitchen;
knotty pine rec. room; furnace rm,,
OIL &C. heat; lot 75x15O. fenced in.
Only $4,000, substantial cash.
ALVIN EPLING. UN. 4-O3i3.
$3.50, EASY TERMS
buyS this bungalow with 8 rms. and
bath, bsmt., furnace heat; ige. lot:
Deaut. shrubbery: l mile from D. C.;
near everything. Colmar Manor.
COLLEGE PARK
OPEN HOUSE IT
new eamblers t5) with 3 bedrms
laFgs hv; rm... tile bath, large
kitchen with dining area. full bsmt. ;,
gas &C. heat: sodded lot. Close to
schools and transp. Only SI2,5O0:
terms: Direc.: Out Baltimore blvd
mi. beyond Univ. of Md, turn
right At open arrow and follow Ia
property. JAMES !. MUNDY, UN
4-4S40.
Evening star., 1953-04-05

WEST BRADDOCK. on Russell I'd
Colonial. 2-story. 4-bedroom frame.
Large living room with fireplace,
large dining room, modern equipped
kitchen, Side-hall entrance on FIRST
floor; four twin-size bedrooms with
large bath on second floor; full
basement, laundry tubs, oil INV h.
Other features: Screens, storm win
dows, Venetian blinds and living
room drapeS. Price, S10,500. $4,000
cash and assume first trust.
Evening star., 1953-04-05

MOUNT VERNON BLVD. Potomac
River-New England white frame in
exclusive setting. First floor. large
1arium. powder room, dining room,
kitchen with breakfast nook "a
bath. IT. ceilings; second floor, 3
lge. bedrooms with walk-in closets,
bath. Ground floor. p'ne-pannlPd
ssovst and rGS t"}et stone ao garage &C.
acre tract S42 500.
HOMESTEAD REALTY CO.
Ewes, ia. 2-9621. IA. 1874
Evening star., 1953-04-05
GLENRIDGE
HOLLYWOOD
RIGGS RD EXTENDED

n4N1IO MI. CA i GNOEO
4 ACRES-$13,950
Six-room dwelling in good state of
On premises; recently built concrete
block barn. other outbuildingS.
abundance of fruit and perennial
flowers, beautiful shade trees;
dwelling has commanding view of
surrounding area; crystal clear
spring ideal for lily pond or stock
ing, with fish; 250-ft. frontage on
improved highway, 25 min. to down
town Washington. Submit offer.
Ewes. AP. 7-01O5.
Evening star., 1953-04-05

MT. ZEPHYR SUBDIVISION, miles
south of Alexandra. 600 yards OF
Highway No. l. Cape Cod frame.
on 2 acres of level ground. Living
room 20x11: dining. room 12xl2,'2
bedrooms, den. full bath. modern
equipped kitchen on first floor; two
bedrooms up; ample closets, 1t has
q full basement; oil h.-w.h;,. copper
plumbing. laundry room with tiled
floor. other features. two-car de-
tached garage, 1OO-capacity hen
house with concrete floor. Priced
right: excellent terms.
For further information, call EBNER
r. DUNCAN CO., Realtors and In
surors, 916 Prince ST.. Alex, Va.
KI. a-3530. Private parking lot
RENTAL INVESTMENT RAMBLER
Now Rented at S135 Per Mo.
Three e-bedrm. brick rambler. full
bSmt: close In to school and Navy
Annex. Terms, $1,000 down. sos
per mo.
J. MACPHERSON REALTY. IA. 2-4nls
Evening star., 1953-04-05
7. w. LEWIS, Is REALTOR

W. W. LEWIS, REALTOR
1920 Univ. Lane HE. 4-350O.
EVANSVILLE HILLS
A beautiful brick home, newly dec.
liv. rm. with fireplace, din. rm., lge.
kit. bsmt. with rec. rm.: oil h.-w.h. !;
lge. screened porch. Shaded corner
lot, with outside fireplace. Loc. mr..
everything. Priced at only Sl4.750.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO..
WA. 1860, WA. 7-0636. UN. IL
Evening star., 1953-04-05

FALLS CHURCH. SI2.9IO
2-bedrm. BUNGALOW, space for . more
rms upStairs; 3 yrs. old; CT flnanc-
ing. Corner lot. Open. lis E. Cam
eron St, Just past Hechinger's 5.
CHAMBERS e. TALLMAN. JE. 3-925l
and IA T-lS00
Evening star., 1953-04-05

SIE.B5O, 81 600 cash, 500. 90 month.
" and move into this clean. fresh
home at. 1913 Westmoreland rd,, Ia
short blks. of Lee blvd. 3 bedrms.,
inspect it. buy it! BICKLF. ia.
Evening star., 1953-04-05

1901 y. POCoMoKE sT,-could be
4 bedrms;: z baths with a bit oof
baths now. Full osmt. with outside
entr.; 54x154 wooded lot: high on
a hilltop. Only $l2.250. with only
S2,T50 cash: balance much less
than rent. BICKLE, IA. 7-S220.
Evening star., 1953-04-05

81. 700 DOWN. Lovely Belair 3-bed-
rm. rambler; h.-w.h; close to bus
and shopping. Out Rt so, turn
left at first stoplight past z Cor
ners. turn right on Barrett I'd. and
follow arrow signs, AAA REALTY.
yF ORQ1d
Milford chronicle., 1953-12-11
Menu December 14-1s

Monday
Platter A Lunch: Milk, Baked
Beef Pie, SuccOtash, Bread and
Butter, Fruit Cup.
Soup A Lunch: Milk, Tomato
Soup, Sandwich, Peaches.
Tuesday
Platter A Lunch-Milk, Baked
Ham, Potatoes and Gravy, Bread
and Butter, Cake with Cherry
Sauce.
Soup A Lunch-Milk, Chicken
Soup, Sandwich, Pineapple chunks.
Wednesday
Platter A Lunch: Milk, Meat
Loaf, Potatoes and Gravy, Bread
and Butter, Peaches.
Soup A Lunch: Milk, Bean Soup.
Sandwich, Chocolate Pudding.
Thursday
Platter A Lunch: Milk, Roast
Pork, Candied Sweet Potatoes,
Cranberry Sauce, Bread and But
ter, Fruit Cup.
Soup A Lunch: Milk, Tomato
Soup, Sandwich, Banana Pudding.
Friday
Platter A Lunch: Milk, Baked
Macaroni, Peas, Sliced Tomatoes.
Bread and Butter, Peaches.
Soup A Lunch: Milk, Vegetable
Beef Soup, Sandwich, JellO.
Milford chronicle., 1953-12-11
Bond BIures

FLASH! The Milford High School
Band has finally received the new
uniforms. They. arrived on Mon
day. November 23rd, and the band
made its first appearance display
ing them at the THANKSGIVING Day
IOOtDall game. Although band
members are celebrating the arri-
val OF these important items, they
still lack $3.50 to pay for them. The
Junior High School band is also
cheering because, even though the
Senior High Band will wear the
new ones, they Inherited" the old
uniforms.
The officers of the various
bands are:
Senior Band: President George
Adams; Vice-president, Frank
Reed; Secretary, Ralph Mills:
Treasurer, Connie Lord.
Junior Band: President. Carol
Cannon; Vice-president. Jack
Sheaffer; Secretary, Joyce Bunting
Elementary Band: President. Lisa
Corder; Secretary, Billy Mayhem.
Milford chronicle., 1953-12-11
Administrative Voice

December II, 1853
Education is as good as the
people who support our schools
want it to be. The recognition of
tins principle is doing away with
the isolation policy of the public
school so prevalent some years
ago. Treating the public as a
partner wipes away some OF the
rlOst damaging illusions concern
ing educational purposes an1 pro-
grams, and starts both on a mu-
tually helpful course of action.
Our doors are open to tine par
ents during all school activities,
and parents are always welcome
to see their school in action.
It may be possible that we are
not Offering some of the curricu-
lum material that many parents
think should be supplied. Plan to
visit your school and observe the
program and extra-curricular ac-
tivities involved. Your suggestions
will always be given due considera-
tiOn and perhaps can be incorpOra-
ted for the total benefit of the
educational program.
Milford chronicle., 1953-12-11
Music Department Plans
Christmus Program
By Janet Clayville


After Thanksgiving everyone
looks forward to the next holi-
day, Christmas. Some look forward
to it because there will be a vaca-
tion from school and. some, espec-
tally Mr.. Messick, because of the
annual Christmas program.
This year the program will be
held in the Milford High School
Auditorium, on December 21st. be-
ginning at 500 p. m. There will
be four chOirs consisting of $50
voices. The band, directed by Mr..
Bunnell, will render several num-
bers in conjunction with the choir.
Another attraction of the evening
will be the presentation of "The
Miracle Of jean, the Juggler, a
musical play of three scenes, based
on a French fOlktale.
The admission is twenty-five
cents. Come one! Come all!
Milford chronicle., 1953-12-11
M. II. S. NEWS
Homework
Sue Wilgus

Sue Wilgus
l was asked to write an editorial
on homework, but after a general
survey of opinions of the subject,
l found the idea common to all of
the students is that homework is
a necessary evil, provided you
don't have it in all your subjects
each night.
think most of the homework
given so far this year has been
pretty fairly-distributed among the
classes, but usually around the
mid-term homework starts piling
up in each subject until the efforts
to keep up with it all are hard on
both the teachers and students. If
there could only be some sort of a
plan which would have the home
work evenly distributed among all
the classes! 1t would be a great
help to all involved.
Most of the students seem to
think that homework is necessary.
They don't like it, but they can see
that they need it, They don't usual
ly object unless they have too
much for one night or when they
have homework on week-ends.
Most of the students, myself in
cluded, have so many extra-cur-
ricular activities on week-ends,
that we just don't have time for
homework. To me, week-ends
should be a vacation from school
work. Every night during the
school week, students do home
work, and aren't allowed to have
extra-curricular activities. There
fore, l think week-ends should be
time for eXtra-curricular activi-
ties and not for homework.
Whatever plans may be made to
solve the situation won't work un-
less the students, as well as the
teachers, cooperate by carefully
preparing their homework.