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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE


ACCoRDIONS-All sizes. factory low
price. 120 bass. as low as Sil3:
every one guar: complete repair
service. LU. 4-2766. LU. 4-2127.
ACCORDION. white mother-of-pearl,
$3.50. sacrihce for $3.50. OIL. 4-s.21.
ACCORDION, Italian. new, complete:
100 bass. treble and bass shifts:
factory suarantse only S149: reg
SERg SaF griii Musfc sS6 $50 SsToRE gave 75S 18th
AcCoRDIoN, 1eo bass. 1tal.; treble
and bass shifts; new, bsaHt; bSSs, $3.50
ACCORDION. stradivari. 1eO bass: 9
shifts; ideal for small person; new
ACcORDIoN. seimer, professional: 4
treble shifts and Z bass osft shifts; new
ACCORDION = Worlds finest. Late
model Dellape Super, maestro ac-
Gordon. Is treble, 8 bass changes
superb nnrivaleS iva 9, s6O sSns s,,ck Exss. ssis
Ac1cSookDIsoSNLHohn.F; sSS f s'1si Student; wal.
nut bed and dining table: Seneca
Se6lets ard shsrbets. PATRICIA
ASecc;oRa6ffoNf.' az; H. mother Of pearl. YH2c
$500 or best oier. RE. S-e9ss
ACCORDION. Della Pc. orsantone
IKE new iSo bass, % TssisterS; case Sssi
oiisr. ilsia' pu' OSG' 7.4Sss. fsiS sIO n''''' ''
ACCORDi0N. brand d.new. take over
payments 10 3-S75O. -,..-l6
ASEesouNGf2NG SssG, G9S s-fStt; MACHINE. national aS
brand new; will sell at big discount
AIDbSiNhG@ Dbl h;@GSCIN MACHINE. Burrourhs. desl
model. $50: guaranteed. CENTRAL
ADHisd TG5S 54ts &icHfSE, 4; hiSi Victor pTss.4:
l1' AP 71ess7 neS; al after p : pm.
ADDING MACHINE, Burreushs elec.
ls;col; su6traeStss credit cree ssahs balance
needs repair; $40. ssi Emerson St
ADDING MAcHINEs-see our re.
moval ad under "Omce Furniture
AfR GRRcESE ctESEMTFxRRREESnHRS TxREWHTTER nsiSs G0; ,Dr.,
Motors sold, repaired or exchenged
Most complete stock and loves
scrF1c ssesr K shf ESuzpMENr stz Ess DecSo5nE co El Il!
AIR fssr%sS rCosNSDfTfoAERs. All SE AD ton SOs servei
Regular $369.s5, now S1s5. Cal
AIR CoNDiTiIoNERs. new in crates
snsci. SsS sSaeSs ss carVssr Brand Tfs L. y
reg. S319.l5. Special S219.95. W.
also have easement window units, NJ
metal to cut. A. & A. APPLIANCE
xfR HR'o 'eooN6SfrioNEh. ;SSi t, & vorn.do. ls Nlton
used approx, 10 days: same q
AIR coNDITIoNER. ia ton. carrier
like new, will sacrifice. also Q mum.
al %R Oh tcooNShDSfTHIoHfSd oShSrH CO. Sc3t
An AIR L coNDirnioN1NG. oSfi niiooN1NG . new thre.
ton units with evaporating con
denser: factory lists over $1,000 ea
Have 10 sell fast: $1,000 ca. Ca
Evening star., 1954-05-16
BABY FURNITURE SALE

BABY crlDS oil 3D. mdLLIcS1c
sss p1oRsn: strSsr. sS5 hish bsskess ssa
legs $5.S5. Lowest prices in tow
on brand names. storkline. Lullaby
Thayer, Gem, Abbott. Hedstrom
Trimble and many others. Compar
prices. We have wH resl srHn3Ysn z3lTss; JuyE yIi
Cedar st. NV. at the corner Of Biai
I'd. and Cedar st. ia. 9-OS79.
RARY WONDA CHAIR (combinatiol
stroller, high chair and youth chair
BANJ0s. one 5-strinr Masterton
Gibson and one tenor Masterton
aF Il e.. 81 q. aft Ss H: ~
after ~ noon.
best ofier. Phone RA. 3:S157.
BATH TUBS. basins: toilets; pipe
SIocKs IneoG K.y bSiss. INS ia a. dEsss7o6w Esss sw'
BED. ns walnut, hss ia. twin Size. n; new mattress
S35; baby bed. new mattress. $l7
GE refgr.. de luxe. excel. cond.. 500
2 chrome chairs. 81 ea.; dishes, ~
elec iron. So. OIL. 4-7274. -16
BED. Rollaway. .tnner-spring mattress
4s in; excel. cond'; $50 Lo
BED AID DRESSER: bridge chairs
kitchen items: mirrors. etc. aD
4-4913. 1918 SOth St, NV. -lo
BEADS-String amber beads. 80 inss
lonE' ds56s ds56 red COLOR perfect. * Sal
Red. ..size HOLLYWOOD. complete
Sa5. IA. s.ssSa.
BED, French Prov. complete; Day
strom kit. set; matched golf CLUBS
lady's and mans; Rio Trim-A.
Lawn power mower; misc; hcussnoit Hso
BED: dbis:: SPRINGS: new innsrsprigS' n {, t1S
Perf cond.. TU. $4,000. .-16
BED. Hollywood. single, with mat
tress; platform rocker In RED plastit
leather. .$45 complete. IA. S-759t
BED: atSs' scilS a;sS n;aii Walnut: comp. ,pfin,
BED. steel, Single. coil spring ant
mattress. SO: work bench. excel
cond:.. S5. or best reas; ofier. ~
Sheridan st. ne. ia. s-N,9O.
BED. single. mahogany finish: cisal
D good cond. csll Sun. Or after
weekdays, pm. HO. 2-49S3.
BED, HOLLYWOOD. twin size: inner, inner,
sondfo5 so5dnff sesssYrs:tA SsS A 9.ttFss. o4s excel
BED. mahog.. springs and mattress
$35; 5-ply Ping-Pons table. 81 SIS
BED. roilaway. single. Highlander
good as new and comfortable as an!
on market; bargain. oV. S-215o
BED. single. excellent steel and mat Ct
BED single. iron. brano:new mat
i tress and spring. Ii. 4-69S9.
Evening star., 1954-05-16

PIANO POLISHING
Call weekdays. DE. 2-033S.
PIPE COVERING, boiler and duct
estimates. wa. 7-1266. III
observation-disclosures mechanics.
Work guaranteed. ST. 3-3470.,
PLAsTERNG and gaintins. 1st class
PLAsTERiNG. painting. carpentry.
Euaranteed. Reasonable. co. $3.50.
PLAsTERING. painting. brick work,
PLASTERING, new or old repair work
Rs:d done .sm.: service fy.. xG5t wSt, Eqas s
chanic. ia. 9-0208. 10
PLAsTERING neutrality-suspicious.
mates. IA. 9-1O6s. -22
PLASTERlNG. cement. wall scraping.
Day. Ii. 4-7439: night. LU. 3-2543.
PERKINS g. YOUNG. -19
PLUMBING and HEATING-No Job
too small; repairs Q speciality: % so
Hot.WSter % heaters completely in:
stalled, $7e. SO up. Call 10. 2.1432.
day or night. Res. Nd. and D. C.
PLUMBING AND HEATING, bath
rooms, gas boilers and hot-water
heaters installed: sewers and drains
unStopped. JU. 9-1460. -16
PLUMBING-HEATING
epecializing In remodeling and new
installations. Bathrooms. kitchens.
powder rooms. etc. guaranteed. Hot
water boilers and heaters. One-day
installations. Convenient gas CO. or
FHA financing. No money down;
low monthly payments. Free esti-
Shapiro Plumbing Co.
6OO6 GA. AVE. NV. TU. 2-1900.
Evening star., 1954-05-16
MISCELLANEOUS FoR SALE
RET1RNOM

BEDROOM
Don't buy before you visit US,
as we guarantee you posi-
tive savings Of 20% to 70%
on new sample closeoutS,
Look at these bargains:
Fine maple double bed. chest. double
dresser and mirror. was .S129.60,
now $s9. 80; fine blond bed. double
dresser, mirror and chest. was
$169.50. now $114.95; nne quality
mahogany double bed. double dresser.
mirror and chest on chest. was
S199.60, now S144.45; solid mahog-
any and solid cherry at lowest prices
in town. Fine mahogany or maple
beds In all sizes. were .S29.6O, now
$3.50. Guaranteed full 30-inch
Hollywood bed. was S69.5 now
S43.95.
Many more bargains too numerous to
mention Open Thursdays til o pm.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
GOT 7th ST. NV, EX. 3-6742
THE SAMPLE BARGAIN
STORE OF WASHINGTON
Evening star., 1954-05-16
AIR CONDITIONING
RENTED

BY day. or season. A call viii assure
CALL al n Now 70 To.REsERvE sss1i YOUR UNIT
Ii. 6-3660
r. & M.
REFRIGERATION CO., INC
All installations Insured
For One Year
BONDED FOR YOUR PROTECTION
3-ToN AIR CONDITIoNERs.
IisoNs AIR coNDITioNERs. AZ
Evening star., 1954-05-16

WROUGHT IRON
Brand new. rust proof. National
mfgr. repossessed mdse., chairs,
tables, loveseats. sofas. other items.
Inside or outside use. Being sold at
wholesale cost. MRS. SLATER. OIL.
2-Q535
Evening star., 1954-05-16
Antiques Specials

AnClQueS Specials
sylvania Dutch furniture in pine.
cherry, walnut, maple, mahogany
and fruitwoods beautifully refinished
Kneehole. flat top. slant ton. schonl-
master and secretary desks. Coffee
tables. cobblers' benches, end tables
captains chairs: Hutch; Dutch,
chair or bench. lazy Susan. drop
leaf. harvest or sawbuck tables;
matching chairs or. benches. Un.
usual dry sinks. water benches. lift
lid commodes. washstands, servers,
Dough boxes. hanging shelves OF
spice boxes. spoon racks. picture
frames. Poster beds. single. double
twins and tester CANOPY. Chests
fancy iron beds, unusual brass OF
fancy iron beds. Ice cream tables
chairs. Settle benches: Many other
pieces Of furniture. Lamps, china
glass, blass, copper. etc. Sensible
prices. budget terms. Inspection In.
days. BETHEsDk-cHEvY CHASE
Washineton's Large ANTIQUE Dealer
QOl6 wiS ava nj. A.OAOO
Evening star., 1954-05-16
BABY FURN. SALE

H %. lowest H discount prices in town I
New Crib Mattresses =, fGem c s4.ee.
New High Chairs. from $6.95.
New Strollers, from $5.96.
New Liftout Carriages, from S13.ss
NATIONAL BABY SHOP
2461 18th st. NV. Opp. Ambassador
Theater. Open Mon. FRI. ewes. It'll 9
Evening star., 1954-05-16
SPECIAL,

1 couch. . chairs expertly cleaned
and shampooed in. your own home
Original lustre restored to your old
furniture: SIS for 3 pieces. Also
work done by hand. Mr.. H. N
BYRD. LA. 6-5134.
Evening star., 1954-05-16
BABY FURN. SALE

May Clearance, FIT. samples
Save up to 4OT on cribs and chif-
forobes. All nationally adv. brands
st9s:1: res sss siSeS now nSa s4ss
HiSh sisIsi Chair .' reg. $iS. S.sS. now $s;s5.
Youth beds, reg. $50 .95. now S24.95.
A complete assortment Of carriages.
trikes, table and chair sets. sand
boxes. 25f6 on. Open Monday, Wed,
Fri. It'll o pm. Cash and carry.
GARY'S BABYLAND. 2101 r. I.
ave. ne. DU. 7-2300.
Evening star., 1954-05-16
BUSINESS SERVICES

LAWN MAINTENANCE. INC, lawn
cutting and trim work; Va. area.
Free estimates. Call JE. 4-5736:
SPARE-TIME DRAFTING, house
plans, details, etc. Write REQUIRE
ments. Box 201-L. Star. -16
Evening star., 1954-05-16
GAMER AS

RELIABLE JEwELRY EXCHANGE
422 9th at. NV. Ma. S-6157
CANDY VENDING MACHINES, SC
coin operated, never used; sacrifice
$40 each. Call DI. 7-4913.
CAPE MINK KLUTCH, practically
new. must sell. reas. HO. 2-SS41.
CASH REGISTER-New electric item
REGISTER SALES CO.. 2O19 18th
st. NV. 20
CHAIN SAW-Mall, 36-in., 2-man. 1
year old, like new, cost S465, priced
to sell at $3.50. JU. 6-1797..
CHAIRS AND CHASE, metal. for
EN-. 2-234O.
CHAIRS-Antique French, Petit point
hand carved frames, other furnish
ings. broom cabinet. JE. 2-3747.
Evening star., 1954-05-16

EVERYTHING MUST GO
whole house for sale-living. bed
and din. rm. furniture. REAL BAR
GAINS. us Allison st. NV. IA.
Evening star., 1954-05-16
FURNISHINGS

chairs. $3.50 up: cofiee table ' $50; s5sG
end tables, 81 up; bookcases. S.. so;
desk. So; lamps. pictures, mirrors,
So; dressers. SIS; chest. $3.50; ward,
robe; $3.50; washstand, $3.50;
breakfast sets. $12.5O; odd tables,
$1:5O; odd chairs. 81; server, S5;
cabinets. 81 up. Many other bar
gains. Open Sundays, ewes. till Z.
BELL HINDS. 412 E. Capitol st. Ii.
Evening star., 1954-05-16
REUPHOLSTERING

Stone, FlagStone, Cement
Specializing in retaining walls. patios.
porches. lily ponds. fireplaces, etc.
24-hr. service. For q free estimate
call FERRY LII. 1-4756
Evening star., 1954-05-16
FURNITURE

FURNITURE
ATLAS FURNITURE GUARANTEES
LOWEST PRICES IN WRITING.
GUARANTEES LOWER
PRICES THAN DISCOUNT
HOUSES, so CALLED
WHOLESALE HOUSES
MILITARY SALES STORES
OF ANY NATURE AND
SALES OF ANY KIND
BRAND-NEW-COS LESS
Quality Bedroom Group
Consisting Of chest, bed. dresser and
mirror and b-piece dresser set.
$50
Quality Living Room Group
Consisting of dual-purpose sofa (at.
tractive living room piece By day
comfortable bed at niRhD. 1 chair
smoF.l, Snd tables; S;c.lr.s sofssa sSa tsoii s.s,;
lamps and shades. Complete for
Evening star., 1954-05-16
RFPAIRS AND SERVICE, tcent.

REPAIRS AND SERVICE tCent.l J
PAINTING, rooms $40 up. interior
and exterior; reasonable; free esti-
mates. co. 5-0649.
PAINTING, PAPERING-fnter., ex-
ter: first-ciasS workmanship: work
done Immediately. MR.. POAT: RA.
3-5643. 2O-
PAINTING-PAPERING
sratissf saWsSeE scis0TiFss e. 81 "a lsas:s ss:sao
PAPER HANGING, prompt. courteous
quality only. HINES. DE. 2-9s46.
PAPERING, painting. floor sanding,
carpentry. tile setting. cement work.
brick work. NO. 7-5724.
PAPERING - FrSt-class work, low
prices; guaranteed: do own work. For
free estimate call MR.. GORDON.
RA. 3-6770.
PAPER HANGING. painting and plas-
tering. Do own work: low prices;
satisfaction guar. RA. 3-6901. liz
PAPER HANGING, SO rm. and up;
sunfast washable paper; do my own
work; guaranteed. RA. 3-OO24;.
PAPER HANGING. $40 per room up;
1854 Sunfast washable paper; work
01,ar DA Q.EQOQ M RA 0.TT9Q
Evening star., 1954-05-16

Plumbing and Heating
Remodeling and repairing: hot-water
heaters, all makes. ia. 9-6124. -19
REMODELING and repairs; plumbing
and heating: special price on all gas
heaters. IA. 9-6124. 10
Evening star., 1954-05-16
PIANO POLISHING

PAPER HANGING. $40 per room UP;
1884 Sunfast washable paper; work
guar RA. 3-7393 or RA. 3-7769:
Evening star., 1954-05-16
PLUMBING SERVICE

Low PRICES service: mod
ern bath rooms. $2S5; basement
toilets or showers. S135 each. Re-
modelling. major repairs.
WATER HEATER Special - 3O-Ral.
PERMAGLAS. S115, easy terms.
CLARK ME- S-03O3 or Elk 3-663S.
Evening star., 1954-05-16

GAS RANGE, 4 burner: actual use
GAS RANGE-Detroit Jewel de luxe.
top-vue, dbl. oven; never used; bar
gain. WO. 6-5177.
GAS RANGE. Monarch; excellent
condition. Sat after 9 pm. or Sun.
GAS RANGE-4-burner, apt. size.
Kenmore; used less than year; best
nlfer WO R.hR1A
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The Key West citizen., 1954-11-01

Type OF Local Serrice Prorided

Scribnes outfit does motor repair work for Key West
pance dealers business and homes Whether II
refrigerator conditioning unit washing machine
aing IN it. Key West Electrical Repair Com
pany fix it. Economically,
The business located the waterfront two blocks
from Perhaps we'd better repeat that address and
telephone number Front Street
Sons building; 6ial 2-ol3l.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-01
It's Blythe Key West Electrical Repair Company
John Scribner Caters To Shrimpers,
Industrial Work, Key West Homes
With ALI Types OF Electrical Repair
BY BILL GLIB

Big - that's about the only way to describe Kew West
Electrical Repair Company.
Big John Scrhner (we talD is owner of this
outfit He has the biggest electrical repair company side
Miami - the biggest stock of Belts the biggest number of
Delco motors M sze housed in one of the biggest
buildings in Key West Curry Sons OH Front Street,
Bigness isn't everything let's dig into more
pertinent facts concerning Key Electrical Repair Com
pany
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-29

Used. A great many Of the fea-
ture-length movies now released
to televiSion were made and are
available in color. This could be
a blessing to viewers who stick
with black-and-white, too, if it
could make more widespread the
use of 35-mm. prints.
Most Of the films you see on
TV now are 16-mm. prints made
from the original 35-mm. mega
tive. The reduction of picture
quality with the reduction in size
is considerable.
PROGRAM NOTES-Tomor-
rows eclipse of the sun, which
will be total out in the Middle
West, will be televised over
NBC-TV's Today" weather
permitting. Cameras at KSTP-
TV, st. Paul, will be turned to-
ward the East shortly after sum
rise to picture the phenomenon.
Exact moment Of totality, ac-
cording to word from Today"
will come at 7:O7:07 am, EDIT.
:. Late flash: CBS-TV's
Morning Show" also will tele-
wise the eclipse. Stanley
Meyer and Jack Webb, who were
Mark VII Productions, will sever
the relationship when the Webb
made "Dragnet" feature film is
completed. Mr.. Meyer is sticking
to the feature film business and
Mr.. Webb will return to TV pro-
duction to turn out the Drag
net" films for which he is COM
mitted.
Four masters of ceremonies will
be filling Don McNeil's shoes on
the ABC radio-TV Breakfast
Club" while he vacations. Not
all at the same time, of course.
This weeks man is Walter
OKeefe. Peter Donald, Walter
Herman and Dennis James will
follow, for one week each. Mr..
O'Keefe also has a summertime
radio job. This one is filling in
on the CHS radio 1.-TWO for the
Money" for vacationing Herb
Shriner. Down You Go"
which has gone down several
times around here to make room
for baseball telecaStS, has now
gone down over DuMont because
of summer. The network says it
will be back in the fall,
Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis
will be on the other end of Ed
ward r. Murrow's Person to
Person" next Friday night. Mr..
Murrow also viii show, right
there on the CHS air. clips from
the latest comedy. Living It up,
made by the NBC-TV Comedy
Hour" headliners. This also will
bring the program to the CHS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-29
On the Air

1t was only a matter Of time
before a mere single televiSion
series would prove an inSufti-
Gent outlet for the production
energies of Sheldon Reynolds. 1t
now appears that the time has
arrived. After all, Mr.. Reynolds
only has to keep about nine diff
ferent Foreign Intrigue" films
separate in his mind as he fol-
lows them from original idea
throught writing, casting, shoot
ing and editing to final release.
When he was in New York re-
Gently, Mr.. Reynolds, who left a
minor network job to gamble on
his highly successful Europe
made series, revealed some other
plans. One set involved him in
trip to the West Coast. Moth
ing definite has been decided as
yet, but a studio and the pro-
Queer huddled over a couple of
feature-length film possibilities.
He would like to make one in
Hollywood and the other in Eu-
rope.
He also has a new telef1lm
series under way. this one based
upon the adventures of Sherlock
Holmes. It will be made in both
England and France and filming
already has begun, with Ronald
Howard in the title role. Ronald
is the 33-year-old son Of the
late Leslie Howard.
The elder Howard, somebody
was recalling the other day. was
a sacrifice to the war effort. The
transport plane in which has was
travelling was shot down by the
Germans, who thought their
quarry was Winston Churchill.
The British knew the Germans
thought this, but couldn't warn
the transports pilot - so the
story goes-because it would have
revealed that the German codes
had been broken.
Ronald Howard will remind
American viewers of his father,
but he will not remind you OF
any past impersonators Of Sher-
lock Holmes. Mr.. Reynolds is
determined to avoid the stereo-
typed version of Holmes which
has been created here on stage
and screen.
"Eor one thing we'll never
have Holmes saying It's elemen-
tary, my dear Watson, "Mr.
Reynolds told an interviewer the
other day. His reason, a sound
one, is that Sir Arthur Conan
Doyle never put those words in
Holmes mouth.
1--WE ALSO" Mr.. Reynolds added,
want to get away from the
concept of Holmes as just a
thinking machine and Watson
as a stooge. Watson originally
was a normal human being, just
as smart as Holmes"
The Sherlock Holmes tele-
films have been scheduled for
airing by the British Broadcast
ing Corp. as well as by American
and Canadian stations. While
getting them started, Mr.. Rey-
nolds has kept up with that
other chore, too. Shooting has
started on Foreign Intrigue"
films for next season, its fourth.
4 X \
ADVANCE - The National
Broadcasting Co. gave color
television another nudge one
afternoon late last week. It
transmitted, with some newly
developed equipment. a docu-
mentary film titled 1.-THE Story
of Leather" This may not seem
spectacular, off hand. but this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-29

Washington outlet. WTOP-Tv.
On WMAL -TV all season,
WTOP-Tv finally got it for the
last telecast Of the season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-29
VH me MT
Sheldon Reynolds Starts
Sherlock Holmes Series
By Harry Macarthur

was 35-mm. color film. used for
the first time on tint TV. 1t
proved, according to all reports.
vastly superior. to the 16-mm.
film heretofore used.
The perfection of this equip
ment means that the fall prob
ably will bring more color TV
than has heretofore been prom
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-29
HiehIiehts
TeIevision Todoy.

1850, WTTG 80 Baseball:
Washington at Philadelphia.
$500, WTOP t9)-Two In Love:
Bert Parks is host on a new
program.
$3.50, WNBW (4l-Arthur Muir
ray Party: Guests are vocal
ist Patti Page, comedian Billy
de Wolfe and The Skating
QuinlanS.
800, WNBW (4)-Fireside The
ater: A utility company re-
pair crew fights to restore
electricity to a hospital in
"Acts of God Notwithstand-
ing" with Bill Henry and
Kim Spalding.
$3.50. WNBW (D-Top Plays:
Ida Lupino and Jack Lennon
in Manageable Male" a
comedy about a woman artist
and her client.
$3.50, WTOP tS-SuSpenSe: J0nn
Kerr stars in THE Hunted, I"
the story of a rich and ar
rogant boy who violates a
State game preserve.
$3.50, WMAL (D-Center Stage:
1.-THE Human TOUCH" the
story of a newspaper column
list who publishes his family'S
personal life, co-stars Walter
Nathan and Polly Rowles.
Radio Today.
500. WGMS-Gilbert and Sui
Ivan: "H. M. S. Pinafore."
1850, WWDC-BaSeball: WASH
ington at Philadelphia.
Sis, WEAM-Baseball: Brook
Ign at New York.
800, WMAL = Town Meeting:
Senator Morse, Oregon In
dependent, and Professor
Peter Viereck, of Mount
Holyoke College. discuss La
Toilette Liberalism in Retro
Spect."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-29

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not sour Checks plate odor" tden-
ture BREATH. Get FASTEETH at any
drug counter
Milford chronicle., 1954-01-15
VIM
The Church Of God
North Walnut Street
Rev. w. Edwin TUII, PussoF
SUNDAY, JANUARY 17

SUNDAY, JANUARY II
8:45 a. m, Broadcast over station
WJWL 900 on dial.
lO:OO a. m, Sunday School
Glasses for all ages. Strangers and
visitors welcome. Bring your family
to Sunday School today and reap
rich reward tomorrow.
1900 a. m, Sermon by the pastor.
The New and Living Way.
500 p. m, Prayer Service.
700 p. m, Revival Service, IN
spiratiOnal Preaching, Vocal and
musical selections, Prayer for the
sick. This service is a most refresh
ing, relaxing one.
.... WEDNESDAY 20
700 p. m, Young Peoples Ser
vice, followed by Praise. Prayer and
Preaching. If in need of a spiritual
uplift this is the service to attend.
$3.50 p. m, Choir practice-Leon
Donovan, Director.
Each of our services are designed
with you in mind. You are a special
Object of Gods love and interest
therefore our church doors swing
wide to one and all. Follow the
happy hundreds and they will lead
you to church and to God.
Milford chronicle., 1954-01-15

bury. Mrs. Hudson, who has been
very Ill at the parsonage in Harbe-
son was taken to the Peninsula
General Hospital in Salisbury last
week. During the absence of the
Minister, the Harbeson Methodist
Church is conducting it's annual
revival services with guest evan
gelists in charge of Che evening
worship.
Mrs. Fred Reed entertained
several guests at bridge on Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs. Fannie Atkins, who sustained
broken hip in a recent fall. is
still a patient at the Memorial
Hospital, Milford. She is reported as
showing some improvement.
On Friday Mrs. Helen Barker.
Mrs. Catherine Crouch, Mrs Naomi
Jensen and Mrs Edith Cromwell