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| ENGINEERS
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| THE MELPAR STORY?
The story of a company
whose growth and
achievements have eStab-
liShed it as a leader In
the field of electronic re-
search and development.
An organization where an
engineer can feel assured
that his efforts will be re-
warded by advancement
an d recognition COM
mensurate with his con-
tribution.
There's more to this story
and we would like to tell
| you about it.
For the eighth consecu-
tive year, we are again
increasing our engineer
ing staff. This means
ground-floor opportuni-
ties for you.
Vacancies presently exist
!oI lIlen Win experience
in the following fields:
Network Theory
I-Microwave Techniques
|-UHF, Wifi or SHF Receivers
1-Digital Computers
Magnetic Tape Handling
Equipment
-Radar and CONFERENCE.-THE
.-Microwave Filters
Flight Simulators
|-Subminiaturization Tech
niqueS
-Electro-M Mechanical Design
Pulse Circuitry
Photographic Equipment
/ Design
Analogue Computers
--Packaging Electronic
Equipment
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| 8 AM. to PM.
MELPAR, INC.
440 SWAMI AVE.
(AT JEFFERSON DAVIS HWY.)
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
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POSITIONS NOW OPEN FOR:
CONTROLS DESIGN
AIRCRAFr ENGINE

For the design and development Of
controls FOR small aircraft gas tur-
bine engines. Design requirements
lens in feedback, sensing. response,
stability and failure. Practical ex-
perience necessary in the develop
ment testing and analysis of test
results; manufacturing and produc-
tion uaison.
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HElP--MEN
SALES MANAGER

Man we want must have the
know how and know-who CT
direct selling. be between 30
As, have a car. be interested
in building q sales organiza-
ton and ambitious to enjoy
the dignity and prestige that
come from selling the best
product to the finest class OF
people in America today. In
doing business for over 100
years, we have earned national
recognition as O. most unusual
and most underestimated husi-
ness. Ours Is O multi-million
dollar operation with one OF
the most comprehensive and
complete training programs In
use anywhere. To the man
qualified for district MANAGE
ment annual earnings of ST.
600 to $4,000 are assured.
Further promotion dependent
upon ability and qualif1ca-
tions. Our divisional managers
of 1858 averaged in excess OF
$24 900. This may be a real
opportunity for you. You can
determine for yourself by
phoning Z. w. DEMPSEY,
Divisional Sales Manager at
The Woodner, HU. 3-6373 be-
tween O a m and = n m -93
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PHARMACISTS

Registered. Excellent salary; 4S-hour
week. 8 holidays a year with nay.
Large prescription business. ideal
working conditions, excellent chance
for advancement. Vacation with pay
after year. sick leave after l year.
insurance and decentralization avail
able after 8 months employment.
retirement. plan available for those
over 90, 80 with 2 ne wears service. Write
1idrieIh. sIps PEOPLES q GlssOi bRUd e rs ssToREs.
INC, $50 11th st. NV. WASHINGTON.
d. c., (2nd floor. over our 18th and
q sts. store). HO. 2-1234, Ext. asa.
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GEAR DESIGN
AIRCRAFT

Work will be in design of high speed.
highly loaded gearing for advance
type small aircraft gas turbine en-
Rines. positions require strong tech
ntcal background in all phases of
gear engineering supplemented by
practical knowledge OF gear manu-
geometry, gear tooth modification
practices, stress analysis and heat
treatment requirements essential.
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HELP-MEN
SALESMAN

Age % TO 45. with car; no previous
exper. needed Just neatness and will
ingness to. work 8 hrs, day. Guar
anteed salary, weekly and monthly
bonus. Give your phone number.
Box 214-H. Star.
SALESMEN f3), research service: we
viii take the responsibility for your
earning Q minimum Of S100 per
wk. at the preliminary training;
advanced commission, dignihed
work; good income while learning.
Call RE. 7-6911 for appointment.
sALESMEN-Full time; general sales;
excellent opportunity for five who
qualify; best company BENEFITS. Also
five who qualify needed FOR full.
time work until Xmas. Salary and
commission. SEARS ROEBUCK q
CO., $500 Wisconsin ave. NV.
statesmen WANTED-There Is busi-
ness future In fast-growing adver-
tisine speciality aeld. Red Wing
Line of exclusive Advertising Spe-
cialties makes money and builds Q
lucrative permanent business for
alert. ambitious salesmen. Calen-
dars, Leather Specialities. Novelties.
Commissions paid weekly. 1855
Lines soon ready. Write for de-
tails. Reference. RED WING AD-
vERTISING CO., INC. Red Wing.
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SALESMEN-COLOR
for part-time evening
work leading to permanent high
paying exclusive territorial repre-
sentation. To q few Washington
residents. Commission, Prior sales
experience unnecessary. We train
you. Interesting opportunity for
advancement. Phone TU. 2-899O
for annoirf,,aanf fnfarvtawr
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SALES MANAGEMENT CORP.-Con-
Quoting unique Nationwide mer-
ehandising program, will place two
men with sales exper. and car and
give special training to call on Sc
lective prospects by appt. only
Men with insurance exper., 1st
choice. Men selected will earn $100
a week to start with rapid advance
ment. For personal interview. call
MR.. ROBERTS at RE. 7-2731, $3.50
to $3.50 for appt. -23
SALES REPRESENTATIVE - Part
time. several men to do special
work for real estate firm in eyes,,
an attractive income. II capable and
willing to work. EDW. G. ADAMS.
Box 5910 Bethesda. Nd. -21
Sales Representative
Experiepced, with car. by old-estab-
lished hrm. to contact truck dealers
and fleets on truck bodies and
equipment wholesale. Salary. car
expense and commission. Box $685.
H. Star.
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JANITOR A

JANITOR
AND
MAINTENANCE MAN
For modern NV. bldg; must have
engineers license and be familiar
with both oil heat and air condi-
tioning; salary and apt. provided:
no children. II you meet above re-
duirements, apply 1915 Conn. ave.
NV. between 4 and s. "a.
JEWELRY SALESMAN
REQUIRED BY ONE OF
BALTIMORE'S FINER RE-
TAIL JEWELRY STORES.
PERMANENT POSITION IF
YOU QUALIFY. MUS r
HAVE CLEAR UNDER
STANDING OF ETAIL
JEWELRY. STATE AGE,
EXPERIENCE, SALARY,
ETC. BOX 433-E, STAR.
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HQTQGRAPHER

PHOTOGRAPHER
For retail advertising department.
Experienced in photographing. mer-
chandise. suitable for newspaper
reproduction. Dark room expert
ZAP APPLY 'iESMaiPsloYMENr OFFICE
THE HECHT CO.
F ST. AT 7th NV.
PHOTOSTAT OPERATOR, exper.; s.
day week. ABEL q CO., 321 Ma
tional Press Bldg. MA. 6-S91l. Ill
PIPE FITTER-WELDER (D. Brine
tools. Ask for Mr.. cox. 2O0l Ken.
ilworth ave. ne. I'll
PLUMBER, must have references and
experience In Metropolitan Area. IA.
7-1593, ia. -S-7594. ---22
PLUMBER-Man, exper. In jobbinE
and remodeling; full-time work,
with overtime advantages. Apply IN
person. GEORGE r. WARNER q
pGTMBEhsMschSNrc GEi hsss gsn Hi s'W and helper;
only sober and experienced need ap.
ply. D. FORTE, INC, I'll Z st.: Sc
PLUMBERS HELPERS, experienced
In new work. Steady employment
Only sober men need apply. Re-
port from 2 to 4 pm. weekdays
ASK for Mr.. Coleman. JACK
ScHWARz q SON. INC. 2704 On
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HELp.--MEN

Phono. Record Salesman
For one Of Washington's finest rec
ord stores: must have some retail
sales experience. Give age expert
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HELP--MEN
SOLICITOR

One experienced house-to-house man
to sen conee. We pay s. per order
to 10 orders per dsy. No SiSssa Collect.
ing, no delivery, and We furnish
transportation for crew. Apply to
COOK COFFEE CO.. s4I4 Georgia
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ERGO
Engineering & Research
A Division of

9AA4SNA A@A6 ~ 1VSoNNA SAA
A Division of
ACF Industries Incorporated
Riverdale. Md. WA. 7-4444. Ext. lO6
REAL ESTATE SALEsMAN-Positi
open in our rental management de-
partment for active, ambitious man.
Draw against percentage Of rental
department earnings. Call Mr.. Wag-
ner, ARFAX REALTY, JE. 4-4900.
-2l
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, for UNIQUE
situation; excel. oppor.; good COM
mission. EX. 3-5501.
REAL ESTATE statesmen, colored,
men or women; FULL TIME ONLY;
excellent working conditions In q
well-established office. Cali Mr..
Brown. THE JOLISSA1NT REAL
ESTATE SERVICE. HU. $685..
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, colored
age 25-55: full or part-time training
course for all; car, unlimited phone
Ii. 1888. 10. 2-06S3.
REAL ESTATE -Realtor
with 80 yrs experience In Arl.
properties desires capable and en-
ergetic salesman for full-time work,
with prospects of eventually taking
over business. An replies conf
dental. Box 3O6-H, Star.
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MECHANICAL DESIGN

I techniaues employing digital and
analogue computers requires engi-
neers or mathematicians with applied
mechanics BACKGROUND. to transform
thermodynamic and applied mechan-
ics data to computer programs Ac-
cepted applicants will receive train
gramming. These positions offer an
exceptional opportunity to acquire
knowledge Of computer operation
and application.
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Statesmen

/. Guaranteed salary while training
not q commission or Q draw but
Q GUARANTEED SALARY.
capable of handling bonafide leads
backed by gigantic local and ma
tional advertising program.
3. Call for interview between 0 and
10 any morning, ask for MR.. GER
MAS. ia. 9-1127. -21
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statesmen

To represent areas oldest business Of
It's type. Excellent. working condi-
commission. Must have car and
furnish references. For personal in
teryiew call MR.. THOMAS, 10. g.
$500. 8 am. to 4 pm. or 7:30 pm.
to 8 pm. ga
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IBM MACHINE ACCOUNTING OPP
ERATOR. senior or junior: SENIOR
with Thorough experience operating
IBM accounting machines, wiring
knowledge of all major machines;
preferably college graduate with
accounting major or equivalent;
practical accounting experience or
JUNIOR operator with 2 years IBM
accounting machine operating eXpe-
rience with knowledge basic wiring
practical accounting experiences; age
group, 1890: regular employmcnt;
excellent company benefits. Indicate
salary expected, based uron above
qualifications. Write Box 322-H.
Star. -25
soLICIToRs-Qualified
men only. Fire and casualty. expert
ence; liberal underwriting plan; car
essential; salary and commission.
MR.. GHEEN. uN. 4-5330. 90
INTERIOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
to sell furniture, reupholstery. dra-
peries and slip covers. Need ex-
perienced man. JU. 9-422S.
JANITOR. colored. exper.; ref. Apply
Ager rd. and goth ave-; good salary
and apt. AP. 1888. 30
JANTTOR, reliable, sober, references.
For apartment house in NV. Fa-
miliar with stoker and general
maintenance. Quarters and salary.
Ia, 9.1335. --2l
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HELP---MEN

ENGINEERS,
DESIGNERS
The Sky's
No Longer
The Limit
At Martin!
Opportunity is linn
itleSS at Martin.
Young men are now
in top positions. We
need creative men
for Senior, Group En-
gineer and Design
Specialist positions
in the following
fields:
LIQUID ROCKET
JET POWER PLANT
AERODYNAMICS
HYDRODYNAMICS
INSTRUMENTATION
SERVO-MECHANISM
AIR CONDITIONING
WIND TUNNEL TEST
SYSTEMS ANALYSIS
FLUTTER AND
VIBRATIONS
NUCLEAR DESIGN
STRESS ANALYSIS
STATIC TEST
WEIGHTS
ELECTRICAL
MECHANICAL,
ARMAMENT
ELECTRONICS
INFRA-RED
TELEMETERING, SONAR,
ANTENNAS and RADOMES
RADAR, DIGITAL
EQUIPMENT
SYSTEMS EVALUATION
SUB-MINIATURIZATION
MICROWAVE RECEIVERS,
MICROWAVE CIRCUITRY,
INSTALLATION DESIGN
Martin offers mod
ern engineering IA
cilities and liberal
benefits, including
company-paid pen
sion plan. Liberal
travel and moving al
lowanceS. Housing
readily available.
WASHINGTON
INTERVIEWS
NOV. % AND %
For appointment,
phone Executive s.
1888 between 8 am.
and 8 pm. weekdays,
or write
MARTIN
AIRCRAFTti
Professional Employment
Baltimore 8, Md.
ENGINEERS, eiectronic and mi
chanical, for research work on orc
nance. guided missile. and oil
craft projects. Write fully, P.(
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ANALYSTS
APPLIED MECHANICS

Engineers with experience or gradu-
ate study In applied mechanics for
advanced stress analysis, heat trans
fer and. vibration studies. Work
entails developing and establishing
design criteria and analytical meth
DDS for use by engineers designing
turbine and compressor blades, discs,
shafts. fastenings, castings, rotors
and struts,
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Statesmen and Collectors

0dACOll1C1l d2lu NO11CCtOIS .
Men wanted to sell the famous Amer
lean Home disqualification and hos
pital INCOME policies, Part or full
etc. Our company also sells health,
accident and life insurance on
monthly premium payment plan
Contact our home office for complete
details. Mr.. T. NJ. Harrell. AMER
lCAN HONE MUTUAL LIFE IN
SURANCE CO., 1857 K st. NV. ST.
SERVICE MAN, experienced In service
ing gas furnaces and oil burners.
Interview between g. and II am. at
CONSOLIDATED ENGINEERING.
400 H st. ne. --22
SERVICE SALESMAN, experienced, to
assist service manager; good salary,
vacation and other company bene-
fits. See Mr.. Seaman. PALMER
H0ER ESsttsvilIs' isc Nd $40 Hamilton mas st.
SERVICE SALESMAN
To handle calls on electrical appli-
must have car. Paid So per service.
average 5-s services day plus
SoS SsS replacement sDarsan sales per week st
during training period $50 a week
plus all leads furnished. Apply
1905 Rhode Island ave. ne. Mon
day. 9-12 noon only.
DESK MAN, between 30-45, must be
honest, sober and reliable, neat
appearing. good at figures. days
Must have local refs. Apply sun
day between 2-4:30 pm. Monday
after l pm. 1921 L st. NV. -22
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
must be. experienced In fabrication;
good salary plus commission. No
PhGRs N.aIsr calls. Y coNNoRs' NC: s7si
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
With motor tune-up experience, Only
LAND ESQ, ss0f Marlboro pike.
service ssE;ks;yIcE STATION ATTENDANT
Local oS refs, p C. s Permit n4;,saHyy saalHSry
sEsSlcE EsSH sSsf sfATioN Mis sys xTFESDaNT, PM to
work in. truck service station. exper;
hos hosspitsiisationS ssnetits 5 5s5a per per
SPEED L BRfscoE. S2oi New
lsERVIcE ESIh SEe. Station FAT ATTENDANT ATTENDANT
d handling shift. BOWMAN ESQ.
SERVICE STATION assistant man.
4 ager. white. 4ls-day week. annual
/ Apply Personnel once. ANDREWS
AIR FORCE BASE EXCHANGE;
lsHEET METAL HELPERS for outside
duct installation. Apply GENERAL
HEATING ENGINEERING CO., 51Ol
Creston st.. Tuxedo, Nd, OF Kenii.
worth ave. ne. extended. uN
1
SHOE SALESMAN as an assistant
reference and experience: salary anc
commission. 916 Pennsylvania ay.
enue NV. REGAL SHOE COMPANY
| SHOE SALESMAN
lOpening for man, thoroughly experf.
enced selling better-aTade ladies
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GROCERYMAN

Thoroughly exper., stocking and
checking self-service super market,
steady employment and good flu
ture for ambitious young man with
responsibilities. Open Sundays. 2
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SOLICITORS


We have several openings for men TO
solicit newspaper subscriptions, All
outside work. Salary and Commits
sion. Must be over u yrs, OF age.
neat in appearance and physically
at, Previous sales experience help.
ful. Apply Personnel, RIM. COS. Open
weekdays s;30-5. and Sat-. ella.
No phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
I101 PENNA. AVE. NV.
STOCK CLERK. for mems furnishing
store. experienced preferred but not
necessary; Wonderful oppertunity.
SHIRT SHOP. 942 + ct. NV. -23
STOCK CLERK
AGE 90 to 80. for once supply stock
room; 5-dsy week. s to 4:3o. $40
per week. GOVERNMENT En-
PLoYEES INSURANCE CO.. 14th
and L sts. NV. Please apply at L
street entrance.
STOCK MAN, must have drivers per-
NIT: experienced. Write Box SASH,
Star.
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SALES TRAINEE

Make career of selling. Take charge
Of retail store and after learning
business advance to excellent earn
ings In outside selling. Box 257-H.
Evening star., 1954-11-21

Young men for delivery checkers and
receiving clerks; 5-day, 40-houF
"fia sppL9 LS''i1MaPii TMPioYMPENTA S PSEfAssfs osr1cT
THE HECHT Co
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ESTIMATOR

ESTIMATION
WHO HAS HAD EXPERIENCE WITH
LOCAL GENERAL CONTRACTOR.
GIVE AGE, DESIRED SALARY. REF
ERENCEs. BOX Ssh. STAR. III
EXECUTIvE---We are looking for Q
man. between 25 and 40, with
executive ability, good education
and pleasing personality. who Is
the public. II qualified. write i'm
inediately. stating age, education
and business experience. Give ad-
dress and telephone number, II
your letter indicates you might At
Into our organization, an apnoint-
inent will be arranged. All replies
are confidential. Box R3-E, Star.
EXECUTIVES
FORTY PLUS Of washington offers
COOPERATIVE effort for EMPLOY
MENT to experienced mature EXEC
uTIvES and PROFESSIONAL, men.
$40 18th ST., NV. ME, S.116S. Per-
eonal interviews afternoons Monday
:; through Friday.
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LAYOUT MAN
This might be your big chance to de-
velop into top advertising ex-
ecutive In Job that offers more
than the usual opportunities for
We are organizing q unit winch re-
quires q layout artist "on-the-job'
of one Of our largest clients (not
retail business), and all efforts
will be centered on the one project
So. If you are an artist with CON-
plete department store or agency
experience with proven ability ia
render finished layouts and fine
comprehensive, this may be your
big chance.
The starting salary is about $7.2OC
q year or even more, depending or
the caliber of man you are.
Write a short note about your back
ground for personal interview
We assure you that our Advertising
Agency knows of this change anc
any replies or interviews will be held
in the strictest confidence. Boz
419-C. Star.
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HANDY MAN. white, refined man;
will give room in exchange for odd
Jobs around house: refs. Call Sun.
and a,rnr TIA O -HSRA
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openings for experienced
men. These are permanent positions
want to do quality work. Outside
work; car necessary.
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
THE HECHT CO. -
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CONTINUED on nsxt paseJ.
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SERVICE BLDG.
l401 NEW YORK AVE, NE,

UPHOLsTERER andior slip cover
s maker, settled man Of best habits
fer hotel work; Apply sunday or
UPHoLsTERERs, fun and part time;
tFaofsTERERs. Fss fsaFi Ga Ar fcod Dsz. Sood
working conditions: full or part time
HoNEYcUTT UPHoLSTERERs. 1854
Calvert st. NV. DE. 2-s371. -21
VULCAN1ZER-Good sal. and work
ing conditions BEN HuNDLEY.
WAREHOUSE CLERKS
Milford chronicle., 1954-01-15
Chicken For Dinner
Good Choice Now

Tender, gOlden-brown brOiled
chicken for dinner will brighten
up any winter day.
BrOileTs are an especially good
meal-time choice right now, since
supplies are plentiful and prices
lower than usual. w. T. Meal
lister, extension farm economist
at the University of Delaware, ex-
plains that high production to
meet holiday demands h a s
brought a lot of these lightweight
chickens onto the market.
1--WE expect broiler supplies to
continue plentiful for the next few
weeks at lower prices" McAllis-
ter predicts. He stresses that brOil-
ers are a good buy, both for family
dinners right now and for storing
away in the freezer.
Food shoppers can purchase
their poultry either dressed or
ready-tO-cOok. Dressed birds have
not had head, feet or insides re-
moved. Ready-to-cOok birds need
only be wiped off and seasoned be-
fore cooking. Although ready-to-
cook checkers cost more per
pound, the actual cost of meat av-
erages about he same for both
types.
Milford chronicle., 1954-01-15

Mrs. Burlingame was formerly
MISS Thelma Wilkins, daughter of
Mrs. Mabel Shepard.
John Finnity was home from
work part of last week with a cut
niger that became infected.
William Argo. son of Carlton z.
Argo had the misfortune of get
ting his finger broken last week.
Mrs. Henry c. Bennett is now
at her home recuperating from her
recent illness in the Milford Me
mortal Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Argo and
Melvin Argo of Middletown. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Argo of Cedar
Creek were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Riley w. Bennett during the week.
Miss Harriet Wilson returned
to Providence, r. l., last week to
resume teaching school after
spending the holiday vacation with
her mother, Mrs. Thomas r. Will
son and family on Fairfield Farm
Milford chronicle., 1954-01-15
SLAUGHTER NECK
Mrs. Margaret E. Bennett
Phone Million 1888

Services at the church on Sun
day, January II:
10000 a. m.-Sunday School. V.
H. Carey, superintendent.
HOO a. m. - Worship Service
and Sermon by the pastor, Rev. w.
H. Revelle, Sr. Everyone is inyit-
ed.
Election of the Sunday School
officers was held last Sunday at
ternoon by Rev w. H. Revelle.
Sr. V. H. Carey was elected su-
perintendent; Carlton f. Argo,
assistant; Ann Bennett, secretary;
Margaret E. Bennett. treasurer;
Eleanor Warner, pianist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Burlingame
of Milford are receiving cOngrat-
ulatiOns upon the birth of baby
boy, born in the Milford Memorial
Hospital on Saturday, January 9.
Mother and baby are doing fine
Milford chronicle., 1954-01-15

called on Mrs. Harold Hudson on
Friday.
A guinea dinner was served on
Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Too
mey. Guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Harlan Kitchens and family, John
Alfred Kitchens, Mrs. Nettie JONES,
Judy Stephens, Mr.. and Mrs. Hag-
on Kitchens and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Layfield
gave a family dinner Sunday. Pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Lay
field, JT., and children, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Layfield, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Layfield and children
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dorman and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Orville
Gray and family, George Allen
Burton Cannon, Jr., Thomas Nc
Cabe. Their son, George Allen
stationed in South Carolina, spent
the Christmas holidays with his
parents. He returned on Monday
Milford chronicle., 1954-01-15

Jimmy Jefferson, a student at
GOldey-Beacom College, Whining
ton, spent the weekend with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert JEFF
fersOn and sister, Jane Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paynter Collins
were entertained with a turkey
dinner on Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs.
w. G. CasOn at Lincoln. The Oc-
casion being Mrs. Collins birth
day anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Mitchell en-
tertained with a turkey dinner re-
Gently, Mr.. and Mrs. James War
ringtOn and children of Broadkill
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Warning
ton and family
Mrs. Blanch Morrison and fam
lily of Trenton, n. j., were recent
weekend guests of her mother,
Mrs. Harry B. Roach and family
on Prime Hook Road.
Sunday evening guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Bennett were Mr.
Milford chronicle., 1954-01-15
DAGSBORO
By Mrs. EssIe Hickman

Revival services are continuing
in the Bethel Methodist Church,
conducted by the Hutch Sisters.
Rev. and Mrs. E. L. Bennett of
Berlin were dinner guests Thurs
day of last week of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. COrdrey MCGEE.
Misses Connie James and June
Godfrey were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. William c. Parkhurst recent
ly.
Miss Alice MCGEE was the dinner
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Beth
at MillsbOrO.
MIR. and Mrs. Herbert Calhoun
and daughter Diane were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Coffin
on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Truitt and
mother, Mrs. Rayne entertained
to dinner on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs
Clarence Rayne of ROxana and
Mrs. Alice Rust.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curnie ClOgg and
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Hudson of
GAINESVILLE were entertained at a
goose dinner on Saturday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Hud-
son, near MillsborO
Walter Rogers spent a part of
the past week with his daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. George JONES and
family in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hudson
and daughter Barbara entertained
to a turkey dinner last Sunday.
Present were Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Condor of Georgetown, Mr..
and Mrs. Marshall Hudson of
MillsbOrO, and Paul Harper of
Frankfort.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Davidson
and daughter spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheddie Mitchell at
Wizards, Md.
Mrs. Vangie Lynch and mother.
Mrs. Rosa Belts called on Mrs.
Lula Lynch and mother, Mrs. Mar
tina Conway at Ocean View on Sat
urday evening.
Carrie Mae Vickers spent Sun
day with her sister. Mr.. and Mrs.
ROdman Evans at frankfort.
Mrs. Stella Adkins of Millsboro