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The beacon of Dillingham., 1954-05-12
CA Def GETS OFF
Marshal D. Ponzo, Jr,, Cedet captaine

Marshal D. Ponllo, Jr,e Cedet captaine
took off from anchorage fo=' ia 81. 80 >.2rs
DC. on April 60. In his Al a al&:; ,>.yty
were Col. Jack Carr. Commander o. lie
Alaska CAP Wing. Col. Virgil Stone. De-
putty Commander. and Major Bob Strong. Air
Force lieis on officer These four mon
will edvise congressiona leaders on the
progress Of the CAP in Alaska.
Ponko. Ale ska's Cadet repres ente tive,
has been 18th the cadets about yeer
and extended the summer encamprsnt at
Elmendorf Air Force Base in s55.
The beacon of Dillingham., 1954-05-12
BELUGAS WATCHED

Beluga whales in Bristol Bay WI II draw
ire ATTENTION Of Alaska Departm Of
Fisheries preoator control mon TIL S wear.
CIere4Ace l.. Anne rson. director OF the
Department.. announced.
An Investigation Of the beluga sit
uat1on to determine how serious s them
probation on salmon will bo ineti tuted
soon and control program get up if
that Is indicated as desirables
, Members Of the ALB decided at their
spring meeting that the entire problem
OF preda tion on salmon by various species
OF ANNA Is. birds and other fish should
be made the subject Of long range In
vestigation to determi ne which species
make the most serious inroads on the sal.
mon population and to devise economical
methods Of predator control.
There once wa q plenty embarrassed
Scotchmen. he would atsworn the sign
on the door read: "Laddiesn.
The beacon of Dillingham., 1954-05-12
EXCERPTS FROM ASH LETTER

-H01-@ - ). -! 80. a.L.1 1151
(This letter sent to The Beacon
under the date Of May 10, and is
signed by Peter F. Gilmore for AsI.)
l'e have been advised today that the
DISTRICT Court he's rendered an opinio on in
the suit brought by tho Eide 1go Island
Packing Co. against John 1'cIe ughlin and
the Employment Securi tv Commi ssh on wi tn
reference to Regu1e tt on 10 Of the Commi g.
sion, which disseminated against Salmon
Industry employees in the ma tier Of ca.
sona1 payments Of unemployment benefit ts .
.....VIe understand that the Conmi ssion
WILL meet In Anchorage on lay IS. During
past months the Commission has been pays
ing out very large SUMS to defense work.
ers by way Of unemt loylent benefi ia; while
withholding payments to SalRon INDUSTRY
employees.
The Law intends that both groups shall
be classed as seasonal and unemployment
benefits limited to the period during
which they normally work. Tt is on this
theory that the Salmon Industry has paid
many millions Of dollars into the fund
for the future protection Of it's employees
Unfortune te1y for the Industry and for In
dustry workers. several millions Of dol.
lars have been disbdSsed from the FUND
to defense - workers. At tho
present - rate Of dis
6ursene1t us1sNa the fund will, l., be
><S,%$ ~ >:;;| e; Is: :; g. :.
n *:$<%,>&A
| \ ST..
The beacon of Dillingham., 1954-05-12


Of confidence
Like Of folks getting
anything but fish the problems facing
to varied
them this coming summer and fall NY family
In the meantime sumner.
Evening star., 1954-07-21

LIl6 AIueTlCau asUH
Public Relations Association. He.
is manager of public affairs for.
the National Association Of Radio,
and Television Broadcasters. " ~ 3 !
Liberty Loon Transferred !
Liberty Loan Corp. which has.
five Offices in nearby Maryland
and Virginia sections Of the
Washington Metropolitan Area
will be managed by David b.
Lichtenstein of st. Louis and his
associates.
Transfer of the company man
agement was announced today
by President I. H. Levy at Chi-s
cago. Mr.. Levy stepped down-as'
president and became board
chairman. MIR. Lichtenstein be-,
came president. 80 :
The company has offices IN
Mount Rainier. Capitol Heights
and Silver Spring. Md, and Alex
andria and Arlington.
Ground Breaking Planned
Perpetual Building Associa-
ton will break ground next
Tuesday for its new Bethesda
Office building at Wisconsin and
Montgomery avenues, President
Edward c. Baltz said yesterday.
The five-story structure VIII
be similar in appearance to the
main Office building at Eleventh
and E streets NV. and Is exs
pected to be completed by next
summer. &.ri-e
Evening star., 1954-07-21
Chicuqo Livestock

CHICAGO, July FL 49 (USDAl.@-
salable hogs 1000; moderately active;
butchers and sows unevently steady TO
25 higher; although top 20 lower; most
sales ISO-23U ID. butchers 222b-23.00
with several loads and lots choice No,n1
and 5's ly0-215 lb, 23.l5.23;2 20: 24e-
30 10. 2O.75-22.25; 2S0-310 lb. 1900.
1919; load or so $So. .dn y. i, susensr: char.
III. .OO- 1880: mostly 1925 and above
with lighter weights lS.75.19:25 gr
siishtly hishsr; larger lots 42S-eoo -fb.
SOS saia6ie cattle $4,000; calves 500:
steers and heifers moderately active;
generally steady TO 20 lower; instances
OH SO on good TO low choice grades:
cows about steady: bulls weak. 70. 70
lower: vealers about steady with late
Tuesday: few loads prime l,2O0-a5ss
"a BRINE Ssny Sads soda ssa sd c6oies eSe
steers 10. 50-23.75: few loads kiSh
choice and prime heifers 23.5O and
1870: several loads held well above
"a. 90; most GOOD and choice hetfRrB
IS.5O-2300; utility and commercial COWS
9.50-13.OU: Gamers and cutters 7,pp-
1000; utility and commercial bulls
12.50-i3.15; good and choice. veaiffs
l6.Q0-20.09:, Gull TO commercial srades
salabie sheep 1000; spring lambs
about steady: slaughter sheep slow;
steady TO weak: good to prime asprins
lambs Io.5O-2f so; 0 small lot choice
and prime 200: Gull TO low good lambs
12.00-1g.00; Gull to choice slauehteI
ewes 3.00-4.5O.
Evening star., 1954-07-21
FOREIGN Exchunqe

NEW YORK. July 2Ia F. .-Foreien
exchange rates follow Great Britain in
less otherwise noted Canadian dollar
in New York open market, 2ss per cent
premium or l02ss q. s. cents. on Il
30-day futures. 8Iis; 60-day. ri 81 nj:
90-day. 2.S1i5; Belgium, franc, 3 .OOtz.
up .001s; France. franc, .2Ssa; Western
Germany deutsche mark. % IS: Holland,
Portugal, escudo, $50; sweden. krona.
l9.34 switzerland. franc. free. R3.33k4;
Denmark krone. 1850.
Brazil. free. 1,75; Mexico, 500; Vene-
Zuela. bolivar. 30.03
Evening star., 1954-07-21

than ON the same 194s date.
Outstanding. loans Of $40. .6I5,-
585 on June 80 were 1873 per cent
above q year ago and 6O.7 per
cent greater than five years ago.
Invested savings OF $50, ,937, ,6Ol
were up 2l.3 per cent for the
year and ST. per cent higher in
i've years.
Cash and holdings Of Federal
obligations amounted to $685.
500 on June 80, an increase of
30.1 per cent from last year and
1894 per cent above 1949. Re-
serves Of $3.6l9.S87 were l0.2 per
cent higher In the year and 83.l
per cent above five years ago.
Evening star., 1954-07-21

same l943 date. Earnings were
around 24.14 per cent above a
year ago.
Invested savings at midyear
also stood at new high Of $2,-
114,316, an increase of 1871 per
cent from a year earlier. Out
standing loans of $2,522,571 were
up 1873 per cent in the year.
After deduction of operating
expenses and payment of a divi-
dend Of more than $494. 900 to
more than 1000 savings mem
bers, net earnings exceeding
100000 were credited to reserve
accounts, raising that item to
81, ,031, ,802.
Evening star., 1954-07-21

a 9 LOUISVILLE,
KY, has been
named chair
man Of the
b OF ru of
judges tor the
1954-55 Amer
ican Pu blic
r e ! a t o n S
Awards.
This W a S
a n n o u n ced
here today by
President j +.
H. Smith, jr.,
president of
Evening star., 1954-07-21

standing gains
in the last hve
years. q mid-
year SIT q t e.
m e n ts from
p + e S | dent
r OBJ ert E.
B u e < ! e y
showed today.
Record as
sets of $44.-'
571,781 were
up l4.3 per
cent from q /.
wear earlier
and ga per
G e MT higher
Evening star., 1954-07-21
Heuds APRA Judoes

Keen johnson. former Gover.g
nor Of Kentucky and vice presi.Ss
dent and director of public res
lations for Reynolds Metals CO..
Evening star., 1954-07-21
SAVINGS YOU CAN TRUST!

As usual, Sun stands squarely behind any
thing you buy! We know these sets are so
good, we guarantee all parts right to the
hilt! And the sale prices even include
Federal Excise Tax!
Evening star., 1954-07-21

year Garner :
and M.2 per /
cent highers !
than hve years
ago, . state.
ment from
PresidentWl-
fred H. Blans :
disclosed to-.
day. sssw :
Share ac...
counts aIs0.
were at q new
peak of $S4s.:-:s. :: :
952. 2.525. an inaa
crease Of 138
Evening star., 1954-07-21

FREQ "A. smith
today pointed
out that this
marked a fur
ther gain of
1873 per cent
in the last
year.
Also, 1t was
lmo st 200
p e r cent
above l948
and an in
ere Sc of
more than
900 per cent
sine e the
Evening star., 1954-07-21
MetuI Quotations

NEW YORK, July 21 L9.--Spot non.
ferrous metal prices today: Copper 80
cents se s.n, 2 pound: dc. Connscticut Valley; Lead
cents pound, East st. Louis. Tin 961k
cents . pound. New York. At Pittsburgh, !,
scrap steel No. l heavy was quoted at
Evening star., 1954-07-21
$40 Million Record
Sci By Resources Of.
American BUILDING ].
By DonoId B. HodIe'v

Assets Of American Building .
Association reached q new all..
time high Of $4O.2l6.s45 on JurIs
80. q gain of l1.6 per cent from o.
Evening star., 1954-07-21

!
June. 80, 1853. and 50.7 per cent.
above June 80, 1949. ~a
Outstanding loans amounted 4
to $50. .480. .46l at midyear. an ins:
crease Of 81 per cent from, a.
year earlier and 27.3 per cent
higher in the five years. 800
Reserves totaling $4.207. .080s a.
gain Of only .04 of one per cent |.
from year ago. but 32.4 per@
cent higher than In 1949. Hold-.
ings of Federal obligations
amounted to $2.449, ,063. gain !
Of 6.5 per cent in the year and Z
up 500 per cent in five years. 1s ,s;.
GMAC Bonds Sold Quickly
Two new issues of General
Motors Acceptance Corp. debens (
lures totaling $3.50 million were :
quickly sold out when offered 2
today by a Nationwide UNDER /.
writing group headed by Mop- :
gam Stanley g. Co. @!ss
An issue of $75 million Of 234 !
per cent debentures. due 1946,
was offered at 80 and accrued !.
interest to yield 2.865 per cent TO-
maturity. Another SITS million !.
of 15-year 8 per cent debentures'
was offered at l003s per cent and
accrued interest to yield 2.97 per
cent to maturity. .sss ~
Washington investment firms
taking part in the Offering IN
cluded Folger- r-Nolan-W. B. Hihhs
g. Co., Auchincloss. Parker a.
Redpath, Johnston, Lemon &.
Co., Ferris q Co., Mackall q Coe,
Goodwin 81 Olds and Jones.
Kreeger & Hewitt. Most wire.
firms. with offices here, also par
ticipated.
Heods APRA Judges e.s
Keen johnson. former Cover
nor Of Kentucky and vice presisss
dent and director of public res
lations for REYNOLDS Metals Co..
Evening star., 1954-07-21
Assets Rise Further,
Earnings Up Sharply
Al Jefferson Federal

In reporting q new assets rec
ord OF $21,078.l66 for Jefferson
Federal Savings and Loan Asso-
ciation on June 80, President
Evening star., 1954-10-31
AUTOS FoR SALE tcens.l

DE SOTO 40 Custom sedan: i, h.
Soed sond.; one owner; 1915. EN-
DE s0To .sa custom sedan; r. and
AKERs oLDSMoBiLE CADILLAC
co. Fairlington shopping Center
Alex; Va, oy. 3-0356.
DSSGE snS 4S ,SuSr9sa Gust9m cOnyertiSls; r; Z
black nis; iaoaais' ol,is sss5: ssS '0P; e:rms ss'
WILLIAMS. goth and R. j. ave, ne.
DE SOTO 81 custom 4-dr. seas sedan;
original black finish; safety tested.
BROS, oids. KE. 7-1Sooss.o wis. raw. ave
and Ellicott st. o to o. Il
DE SOTO Al 2-dr.. r. b.. fluid
drive. very good cond., ideal for
nstgdsnt, $115. WA. 5.0Ss9. --31
si.osS. sa.sas sSsvvat 81. s.1sYs. 9Ss MI. sS os6'r'
DODGE SO va Coronet 2-dr.: beau
tiful Light blue and ivory finish.
matching interior; :. and h.. over
BRowss BnssSs ss soSTAse Spt q iSS sYsE saIs w,|.
sod blvd. Ari.. Va. "a. a-5557.
DODGE 81 coronet 4-dr.; original
fsas ss nnsia Dssia ..as and COVERS " a'TTSsts Ts E
1-egner car. like new through
1;,!$S9 cut; $500. Guaranteed. H. J. BROWN
vH0NTIAc, H0o 1a osts5 lS4s Wilson blvd. AL,
DoDGfEA Ii 1854 aSpSsn; coronet VS. suburban; mSS
LOCO miles. fully equipped; owner
going overseas. sacrifice, S2,45O.
EA. :. 3.l19s after Q wkdays. ali
DODGE , f. II; ss is. good body, SIS,
DobGH g!n 81 T. cub s soaps nP a5sg o4isIgai I
1sT WE tirss; low mileage. s7s5. Terms
DODGE 1850 de luxe e-dt.; 1 owner;
money a sR an oTao lnRss WILKINS GnIs zee BgcR e.
200l Nichols ave. Sc.
DODGE 80 Meadowbrook club coupe;
peautlful 2-tone hnish; fully equip
1nSIuo. auto; drive. Your present car
ancins nai MAKE .ys aaTn PA ypflymsns p1't: bsnk a.
Closed Sunday, see Monday. HAND
dEYi-FoRD. 6323 Ga. ave. w, Ia
Do6SE .4s tsxissb: working daily;
DODGE SO VS. convertible; nicer
than. than. new: top shape; good tires;
81; ;s9S, trade considered. OIL. 4-5s47.
LODGE 90 Wayfarer 2-dr;; equip: !;
PARKWAY-FoRD, so5i MS N st. Say5. nW.
AD. 2-01S5. Open 9 to o, Sat. till g.
DODGE 81 Meadowbrook 4 = door:
equipped; excellent finish and clean
interior: Below market at S69j.
AD. 2-01S5. Open 8 to 8, Sat. til g.
DODGE 1858 VS. Diplomat hardtop:
tone, Wv. tires, r. and h.. all
miiease: S1.4s5 CASH. cash. kY' Y@H s-5ess. sSs
DODGE Al Custom sedan: above
average: owner in service. must sell
$50. See at 3s13 So. Dakota ave.
DobGE 81 S-door; ss5. Good tires,
good running condition. LO. S-S58S.
DODGE 40 Wayfarer 2-dr,; TOP dam
9ged By Hazel. $3.50 or best offer.
DSSSE ssss HoaNEss 81 fss COR hi huief as bss ssS
.Ha. e.. Fla: ave. ne. ct 9th. II. 6-6464.
hnancins. WILLIAMS. Goth d and
FSRib, /, ~ 81 custom s. "e" rordor: is1 Ford
0matie' ON at IT., Z and b.: Wv; tires. Sc:
By OWNER. OIL. $3.50 so
FORD 81 2-ar.: beautiful black
PFsFs BRANCH HES MofoRs. SS5si sc g. O.
S2a6. s. dn. PiNEY BRANCH Mo-
FoRh 81 Perdor;' fully equip. exc excel |
cond. Wonderful bargain. Departing
Diplomat. AID. 2-2e1l or TU. 2-433S
--3l
FORD '52 convertible: canary yellow.
black tor: r. and h.: looks and runs
3540 14th st. NV. TU. 2-4l0O,
FORD 194s VS. Fordor sedan: r. and
h; exceptionally clean. $3.50 cash |
St. Falls Church. Va. SE. 3-32S7. |
Evening star., 1954-10-31
AUTOMOBILES 4 ron sAlR

FORD 81 convertible; light blue fsn-
ish; equipped With lwin spotligiifs.
twin exhausts. Continental Kit, r.
and n. WV. eires, overdrive. rev
TOP; ! owner. This Is q real beauty:
sl'qsS. n o. InoSN IN sa,dS ,rSrd, $3.50 il ;ash
FoRD ia cqstomiine club coupe: ,s9 r.
si.745.' Can ro. s~.sia. 40 2 m:.i "h
FORD 1854 Custom "s" Tudor;
no trade. Ju. 5-l43e. 13i
FORD sparkling 1852 VS.; two-tone.
Original owner offering this Custom
line Fordor with gas-saving over
heater. d turn si sisnsiS seat eovers. ess.
windshield washer. Ride with pride
and confidence. Only S1.075. JE.
FORD ;ss Custom Tudor; r. and
b.; excellent condition; one owner;
ssau's sss onS HSlar Yss D'iss Sw s
guaranteed. PAUL EROS. oLDS, KE.
7-13os, Wis. ave. and Ellicott St.
FokD 1851 de luxe Tudor VS., beau
sSss;,lsnIs s.;n Il cong: tires and .p;s @sshsa- s
gain. S795. AIS MOTORS, INC
Northern virginia's Largest
CnrySIer-Plymouth Dealer" 391l
Wilson blvd. Ari.. Va. ia. 2-4102.
Open till 0 pm. Sat. till 8. Closed
Sun. -3l
FORD "a crestline Fordor: beautiful
Tahiti tan: equipped with oVerdrive,
r. and b.. windshield washer, rear
seat radio speaker, Wv. tires: low
mileage, MUST sacrifice at s2.o25.
FORD 1886 V-S sedan. $3.50 cash:
excellent mechanical condition.; one
owner. driver. DI. 7-2746.
FORD "a Customline VS.; fully
equipped; light green. Call JU. s.
FORD 81 Custom club coupe; light
gray; 2 real good running car: spe-
cial at $S95. ARCADE PONTIAC.
1887 Irving st. NV. AID. 4-S500,
also $3.50 14th st. NV. RIA. 3-967O.
FORD 80 s-cyl.. Fordor: heater. seat
covers: clean inside and out: 30-
day guar: $685.. HILL q SANDERS,
Wyasast yerhont ossss' sss n~ nSFd Pfbslsr Pb l1t
Open ewes. til 8, Sat. tn s.
Evening star., 1954-10-31
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD IA Crestliner 4.dr.: cyerdriye
r. and h., windshield washer, Wv
tires and numerous other accessories
one owner; save over S7U0 on thi,
SAFE Buy used car at So ,O25. MAY.
FLOWER MOTORS, INC. Used Ca,
) location at 1901 Old Bladensbura
rd. tat Pinev Branchl. JU. 5-3lSS
-l
FORD '52 customline Fordor. = and
h. turn signals; green finish: sea-
sSsS. Hit hfia 4 sANpfEKaso. fEIao waslal saar, j;
Oldest Ford Dealer. 11l4 Vermont
ave. NV. AID. 4-430O. Omen ewes
till 8. Sat. till 5. Sss
FORD 1858 Custom club coupe: ;
and h. turn signais: green finish,
matching plastic seat covers: low
mileage; sharp car, 4-nno. guar:
SI,2a5. HILL a. SANDERS. Wasb i
Oldest Ford Dealer, Il14 Vern,n,f
ave. NV. AID. 4-43OO. Open eves
FORD so Zephyr Fordor: heater. Inv
mileage: blue finish, leather uphoi.
sss5 Hill Hi < fssi sAND2Rass.s D52SFass wssb sasr; !;
Oldest Ford Dealer, l1I4 Vermont
till o. Sat. till g.. s'eo
FORD '46 conv.; new paint. top.
seat covers; tires; r. and h.: spot
light. Reas. ia. 7-97p9.
Evening star., 1954-10-31
AUTOMOBILES ron SALE

FORD '52 Crestline VS. Country se.
dan: with Fordometic. radio and
nsaser; neat r,S S-tGne nnish and seats
si.45s. pa PARkWsYsfsoSRpna RssrYseisoS n0as Sosi pns II
st NV, AD. 2-01S5. Open o to o,
Sat. till 8.
FORD 1910; excel. tires, motor
good, body fair: 500 cash. JU. o.
Milford chronicle., 1954-09-24


Donald Armour Of the Navv sDant
lne weekend with his parents NJ M
ana Mrs. Lloyd Armour " "a
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Morgan ana
Ilotner, Mrs. Laura Minner wero
sunday dinner guests at ne home
KentOn. = 81 si4' az
Mr.. Josiah M. Parvis want -
cleveland, Ohio, on Saturday and on
sunday new to Chicago on 4 busi-
ness trip. Mr.. w. S. DauPhertv '1o ac-
companied Mr.. PaFVis TO CIeveland
ana returned 70 Houston. Wednes-
Mrs. Charles T. mitchell ~ San
antonio, Texas, spent several dsvs
4uite recently with her sister-in-
Y, mrs. Almond Wilson and M
wilson who entertained az dinner
ln her honor. Those present we've
MIS-. Hennie Long and dahpbfer
Miss Esther Long, of selbvviIIe
MRS. Robert Stafford of HnFrsviiie
Nd, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester PouIson ~
salisbury, Md; Mr.. and Mrs ELMER
wilson, lir. and Mrs. Ralph Wilson
and children. benjamin., wilson
Lester Wilson and Mrs. Lavina Bav-
Mr.. and Mrs John P. Lennon. Jr
spent Sunday with his parents. M
and Mrs. John P. Lennon. ST.. in
Wilmington.
we are very glad to learn Mrs
Minnie Chism Is feeling very much
better and her condition Is ilnDrOv-
Ing ali the time. Il Is So nice She
can be with her sister, Mrs. Bessie
Marvel in her bereavement. Mrs
Marvel isn't very we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Counsel /
man Of Elmhurst, spent the week /
snd with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I
]. B. COunselman.
This Sunday September 26th. IS I
Promotion Day IN our Houston
Church School.
believe your children know, II
they are to be promoted and We will
lppreciate It IL you viii come along
with them as parents and friends. 1
1sit their department, get ac-
Iuainted with their new teacher as
veil as their former teacher. aud !
yive as all boost by showing this
interest. Thank you-Supt.
Milford chronicle., 1954-09-24
Jurors Haze Been
Selected III Sussex Co.
fcontinued from 1rri Daro7

] t-ANrt.NtsfA AA4AN AAANt .nM.N
District No. 8: Raymond Moslev
Millsboro; Mrs. Marian Warning
ton, MillsbOrO, r. D.; Nicholas Var
ratio, MillsbOrO.
District No. g: Mrs. Alberta Con
oWay, Oliver Jester and Mrs. Doro-
Thy z. Holloway. all Of George
town.
District No. 10. Laurence p.
knapp Lewes, r. D.; Mrs Dorothy
Glll, RehObOth; Max CriesbaelT
LeWes; Mrs. Frances Barney. Re.
hoboth. ~
Additional Petit Jurors drawn
District No. 1: Mrs. sarah E.
4saacs, Ellendale; Nelson Hali. and
ttoscoe Galloway, both Of Milford
District No. 2: Adeline L. Klemm
and Samuel L. Richards. both Of
GREENWOOD, and r. A. Culver
Bridgeville. '4'ei'
District No. 8: Mrs. Elizabeth
Anderson, SeafOrd: Arthur Tvn-
S Salt, ana Mrs. Clara B, Hastings.
Dotn oI Georgetown, r.. d.
District No. 4 Robert Neal Sea-
IoTd; Painter Phillips, Laurel
District No. s: j. Alder. wor-
rington, Laurel; Mrs. Doris Mar
VII, West Street, Ext, IN T,aTrei.
James M. Faulkner, Forest lane
District No. 6: mrs. Sara
Parker, Millsboro; Raymond =
townsend Frankford. r. D. Mrs
Esther Hudson, Dagsboro.
District No z: Everett Vast
El.rankford; Miss Della Mae wiz
llams, SelbYYille; Wilson 0 Mo
Ca0e, Jr., DagsborO.
District No. 8: Cecilia Conrsav
ana Eleanor Butler. both Of MilIs-
District No. q: Charles O,Dsv
hedden; Mrs. Evaleah Barr an a5i
warren Holson, both Of Georee- ,el
District No. 10: Edward wvot,
LeWes; Mrs. Anna Mae wiisoI' SON.
5eWes; and William 8. Burton RON
Rehoboth. ui 'VH'
Milford chronicle., 1954-09-24
SLAUGHTER NECK
Hrs Margaret E Bennett
Phone Milton 5368

sunday school, 200 3. m.. sun.
lay September 26th. VI III Carey
supt Worship service and sermon
at $500 i. ms, By The pastor. Rev
". 3. ReFelle Sri AN Invitation IS
extended 20 an % attend
The community was saddened "a
near OF the passing Of Mrs George
Alsner. Tuesday morning in the
Milford Memorial Hospital. She had
been % ill health for quite while.
Fer husband and family have the
Qfepesf sympathy of friends and
nelghbors ia their bereavement
Funeral services win be held Fri-
uay 90 200 D. M, in Berrys Fu-
neral Home with interment in Odd
Fellows Cemetery. Milford. The
FleWing wiz be Thursday evening.
William Clendaniel Of Poplar
Grove is on the sick list and under
the care Of his physician. Ii Is
hoped Dy his many friends his ill-
ness VIII Be brief.
Lewis and William Rothermei 81
Houston. Texas. were dinner
guests Of their cousin. Elwo0d
stevenson 40 Waples Pond On Fri
cay They also visited their uncle.
CHARLES Is Stevenson and family
curing their stay here. The Rother-
mel brothers came by plane from
te1as to washington, %. G.
MRS. Mary Johnson and Mrs
amos Bennett spent wednesday IN
philadelphia. pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin 6. Vincent
o. Drexei Hill, Pa. visited their
sister Mrs. Margaret Bennett and
Lamily 40 Shady Brook on gatnr-
4ay Ehey also visited their mother.
Alrs. Delema Mitchell in Milton to
neip celebrate her 86th birthday
anniversary, Others that called
we're Mrs. Blwood Godfrey Of Mills
Doro. Mrs. Emma Tfuitt Mrs.
Lnomas Johnson, Mrs. Ingram. Miss
Helen Breyertop and MrsA Cli6ord
Legates.
MF. and Mrs. Walter Bennett Of
aaQaonheights, N. j.. and LLOYD /
Argo Of MiddletoWn. visited Mr.. and I
AlIs Riley Bennett during the
weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Horace E. Short I
aud children Of Wyoming. snenf /
Sunday with their parents. M. and +
Ars. Chester Short. On Monday.
BITS. Howard White and daughters
visited them from Rehoboth.
MISS Joan Mitchell, daughter Of
a.r. and Mrs. Alfred Mitchell 0f
shady Brook, celebrated her tenth
~ tnqay anniversary on Monday of L
last week with twelve guests pres
eng. They all had a good time and I
enjoyed ice cream and cake. Joan
.eee'Red many nice gifts.
tne Slaughter Neck Home DEM
Club win meet WITH Mrs
.orman Bennett Tuesday afternoon
september 2sth, at 1880 5. "A. TIE Il
eaeers Of the month are: Mrs WT-
.ert Jeuerson and Mrs. Bennett
1ey VII demonstrate how 10 make
AXE icings