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HELP-MEN tceat.I
AGENT

career opening for man In the
Alexandria area to enter the life
ton company. No experience nee
essAry as we have q complete
trainfne program. Excellent start
ing salary plus bonus. II you are
married and under 40 years Of age.
live in the Alexandria area, have =
desire to better yourself and are
viiling 10 work hard. call In per
son between Q and 8. Monday
INSURANCE Co. INC. SIS Kins
at. Alexandria, Va. II
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RRICKI,AYERS

BRICkLAYERS
ScoNsaTaRsu cr1so on co. Cos vi %h.a ton
Nd. See YATES. 10
BRIDGE DESIGNER, wanted BY Sea-
board Air Line Railroad: civil en-.
gineering graduate; experience de-
sirahle; salary range. $3.50 to $3.50
depending on experience. Write W.
g Pos Simpson sq Ghisf Engi norn SEA "a
8, A. L. RR BLDG. Norfolk 10. Va.
ASSISTANT. exper. in
co-ordinating subeontractors, order
ering materials. handling labor, etc.
Younger person pref. Good oppor-
tunity for advancement. Call Mon,
OIL. 6-7S16, MERRIMAC CON-
STRUCTION CORP -
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CASHIER-TYPIST
CASHIERS
MATTRESSES
COUNTER GIRLS

No experience necessary. will train.
Many worthwhile company bene-
Weimer. OIL. 2-1303. for interview.
between 3 am. and pm. daily.
HOWARD JOHNSON'S
Wis. and Western Aves.. D. C. Line
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TEACHERS

school. pvt. in Ma.
suburbs for . LIST grade and Q
9th grade teacher for Sept. -Fau
term. Please reply In own hand
writing statine age. QUALIFICATIONS,
exper.. religious afiliation ana rel.
fYPIsT AND GENERAL. OFFICE
5-dAy week: salary open. SIMPSON
LUMBER CO.. s214 Piney Branch
rd.. Silver spR.. Nd. JU. e-4S46.
TYPIsf-GENERAL CLERK. Apply
RANsDELL. INC, $40 Rhode Island
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MAINTENANCE MAN
MANAGER
SOCIAL. CIIIR

OPENING available at the Civilian
Club. Fort Meade. Working knowl-
edge Of bookkeeping, bar and per-
sonnet management desired. Write
TO club for Job details before for
mai application Is Admitted
Write CIVILIAN CLUB. Fort Geo
G Meade, Md II
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SOMETHING
STUNNINGLY GOOD


STUNNINGLY GOOD
FOR RECOGNIZED DIRECT SALES
MEN WHO HAVE PROVEN THEN
coMMissioS BASIS WITH CLASS
A COMPANIES AND WOULD LIKE
The CHALLENGE OF THE
ZENITH As TO . TOP p, ADVANCE VANCE |;
h N OUR arg aurf fEcpSEp oco a2PGEE
TIVE FIELD. CALL Mr.. SPROUSE.
ADM. DIRECTOR, TO ARRANGE
ABSOLUTELY CONFIDENTIAL IN
TERVIEW WITH REGIONAL d.
RECTOR OF - STATES. ALLOW
INTERVIEWS WITH REGIONAL
DIRECTOR SCHEDULED. DURING
S Ma1Ga TINE Ihr WIZ WIZ o SoM MsEEb
MAKE CONTACT idMEDiATELY
AS TOP MEN DESIRING CHANGE
WILL BE HANDLED IN ORDER
OF APPLICATION. ST. 81 10000
OR ST. $1,000. 9o2 N. Y. AVE.
COLORED STATESMEN, part time,
needed. Earn from 5000 TO $500
per mo. while you learn. 30 day
training course with trained in
those with niGh school education
and some selling exper. need apply
Call or see Bob Trogner at Wash
ington's Oldest Ford Dealer. HILL
a. SANDERS, l1l4 Vermont NV
JxNIToR to take care of
s s.anit bldg d.. in ,,s downtown ys,,, nv;
rent Only sober man need apply
SIGLER a. CO.. 3433 14th st. NV,
-
JANITOR for downtown
once BLDG; must be familiar with
oil burner: elevator operators H.
cense essential: $40 per mo-: only
ply. Cali MIR. Phillips. SHANNON &
LuCHS. 124 l4th st, NV, Ma. S.
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DANCE INSTRUCTORS

ARTHUR MURRAY beginning It's
summer ballroom teachers training
course. Personal interviews only.
Monday through Friday, pm. to
8 pm. 1911 Connecticut ave. NV.
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HELp--MEN

ENGINEER, white third-elaSs IL
ing for evening shift Ia once build.
Ing. Apply 18th floor Ring Bldg,
1900 18th ct. NV. -
ENGINEER, maintenance, 9th class.
ALLIES INN. 1908 New York ave-,
MA. 6-Q523. II
ESTIMATOR. fully expef. In general
construction In pricing. buying
and negotiAtinG contracts. Must be
sober. Industrious and honest. Ref.
ana salary expected to start. Box
FLORIST
po Sssen.r excellent
ing conditions. Apply Mr.. Crosby.
MANAGER. CHAMBERS FLOWER
CENTER. 1900 Bladenshurg I'd. ne,
FOOD statesmen
Leading Baltic. Wholesale Eroesry
institutional merchandise wants
men with esta blished contacts In
the Institutional feld In Wash. and
surrounding area. Give complete
i inf natto IN hlsttter to P. o. BOX
FOREMAN. water and sewer. exoeri-
1sncsd; Call after pm. SR
FiURsagf2fuRE MEN. experienced With
tractor or tractor-trailer combina-
ton. Long-term contract, coast-to-
coast operation; Also temporary
contracts available on mileage basis
for men without furniture expert.
encs. Can LA. 6-ses2, HOWARD
GROCERY CLERK: excellent oppor-
tunity: permanent position: only
experienced need apply. Apply 1923
GROCERY and produce men; ex-
perienced only. Apply in person.
1853 Georgia ave. NV. %
HOTEL DESK CLERK
Experienced hotel clerk for front
once of small modern hotel: sober
and reliable; able to operate a
PIX board: top salary and many
empioye benefits, daywork only
Would lead to an assistant man.
ager position for one who Qualities
Write swing age. experience and
references to Box 419-S. Star.
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Young Men Seeking

ACTIVE. retired man with car 70
oTERaEa Spd SooRs ret .ne. 1891 1877
CAN ia. 6-S1s6 or IL. 6-3s45 for
interviews. -
SERVICEMAN. for major appliance.
washer and refgrs.: must nave
knowledge of Bendix: D. c. drivers
permit. Apply J. I. BATEMAN &
no. 2-2200 -
WANTED-Top broller man; for fine
restaurant. Apply 1900 N st. NV.
-
FULL on FART TIME. no canvass
ing: wholesale selling of national
product. Protected territory. OR.
Ex-NAVY PERSONNEL MEN tD.
good pay, disqualification and paid
vacation. LII. 1928 bet. So pm.
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liz
DRUG CLERK, part time, expert
enced: references; 3 ewes. and Sun
day, BRADLEY DRUG. 5000 Ar.
lington I'd, OIL. 4-6776. %
DRUG CLERK, ewes. and every other
sIn zRHlE n s4 RsFf Pine. gA 81
DRUG AND CIGAR CLERK. exper
sun: 'V c:HHAsTIEroN ' piHARMAcY,
= i = n. s s + sts ~ .xn., -l9 Pr,
time Arl; store CAL ia al s,olI u
D itisv T, ri Pis snaaek AND rAPERs
WELL y KipWELL, WE. $4,000
DRY WALL MEN. experienced only,
S SaEs Fl SRo Sns vi ea ss7 PsR Il 70
ios00 Blk, Of Old BladensburE I'd.
E fisSsF sETlnSS mechanic. e1p.r
M SnSer hSys s5iveF ri E lcsRss REX
EIEcTRiciANs- have D. 9,
iourneyrlan's card; D. c. drivers
permit. Sober and dependable. Call
AND HELPERSi steady
work Call RIA. $4,000. IS
ELECTRICIANS AND HELPERS. Ap-
ply KoIB ELECTRIC. 3247 Que
EIECTKiICAN. Best deal in town for
GOOD man; yr. round work. Dowp's
ELEC.. 441S Conn. ave. %
ELECTRICIAN. Call Dunkirk 6-Sa7S.
-
ELECTRICIAN or experienced helper,
for custom house wiring. Call
ewes. Sat. and Bun, IA. 5-72S5.
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OFFICE CLERK, white, must have
all-around once exper,; refs re-
CURED. Reply In long hand. stat
Ing all qualifications. hours s to
$40, 5-day week, Salary open,
Sw. section. BOX laos, star.
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TYPISI

Copy typing and general
once work Good pay.
pleasant working eondi-
tions. MONROE FORD CO.
1887 East West hwy. Sill
yer Spring. Nd. JU. B.
1900.
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y. N. AlllSoou, director Oh peIsonnei'
Toms Chevrolet, Inc.
11212 CUNNINGHAM Dr.. Wheaton.
Nd, 10. $4,000. -
AUTO MECHANIC, must be skilled
In motor tuning. carburetor and
ignition service. Write. giving past
BUELL. SERVICE. sll 10th st.
NV. Wash. d. c. -
AUTO MECHANIC. Ford experience
preferred; good pay plan Apply
LOGAN MOTOR CO.. 354o 14th
st. NV. See Mr.. Ehener. NO PHONE
CALLS PLEASE. %
AUTO MECHANIC, general. Good
group Insurance. 4o-Sr. work VIZ.
Amply at ANDREWS AIR FORCE
BASE EXCHANGE, personnel Of
nee, RE. $4,000, Ext. S2165. -
AUTO MECHANICS. We have OPEN
irss for experienced Ford me-
chanics In our large modern shop
We offer vacations with pay, insur-
ance, excel. working conditions.
Plenty of work making possible 5000
salary. See Mr.. MesSick. STEUART
MOTOR co. One Of Americas
Oldest and Largest Ford Dealer
1911 9Th st. NV. -
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DELIVERY BOY, white, AUST have
D. c. drivers permit: 40-hour
week; Phone RE. 1921, South
DisTRicr MANAGERS 90 to b.
health. life insurance oe.. 81
yrs. old: incorporated in 1901.
One in Silver Spring, two in sc.
and sg:. tive In ne and nv
4th quarterly prems.: 70se on life
ms. with 1870 renewals. No gim-
micks or kickbackS. Renewals are
vested. Surplus, S1.S63, 94a. l3;
assets four to one. This Is Sl0.-
900 yearly income. Box 253,R.
DRRiAsFf'TsMAN-ENGrNEER, for cleo
tricai layout. In consulting ensi-
neer's once. Elk. 3-6656. 10
DRIVERS (2). TO deliver ice; must
have Md chAuffeur's license. Apply
1924 River I'd, Bethesda. -
DRIVERS can earn $50 and up for
6-day wk.: paid vacations. hospital
ization benefits. pleasant work
Some short shift in afternoon open
Must be 81. ARLINGTON YELLOW
CAB 1895 Lee hwy. 3
DRIVER SALESMAN. exper. whole
sale food products. Advertised mer-
ehandiSe. Guaranteed salary plus
commission group insurance. pen
sion. etc Excel opportunity. Box
247-S, Star. -
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AUTO MECHANICS

men, you will enjoy the finest
working conditions; disqualification,
vacations, excellent pay plan. Your
earnings are unlimited. See MI.
Will williams. OLD DOMINION
MOTORS, Service Department, S33
N Pitt st Alex -
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HOUSEKEEPER

I1N(OoCIAGGA GAS
white, experienced; room and meals
provided; 150-room downtown
hotel. Write giving experience.
age, refs. Box 24s-s, Star. -
LAUNDRY HELP. exper: shirt Girls
press operators and markers. Apply
ChPITOv LAUNDRY, is l. st. sw
experienced Full or
part time. 5 days. 1929 + st. NV"
MED. " LAB. TECH. must be well
exper. to take charge Of lab; In
Sil. spa. area, Full or part time.
JU. o-h610. u
NURSE, registered, TO work In oral
surgeons once. Prefer Bethesda
NURSE, R.N.. white, live in. age 25
to 40: private hospital; ref. Also
undergraduate. CO. b-47b4. Ill
NURSE, practical. white. mature.
sanitarium. live in; private room.
pleasant surroundings. Parkway D.
1850 IS
NURSE, R.N.. white; physicians Of
fce and clinic; part time. good
hours, top salary. Lo. 7-76O0. 5
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t2D. used cars, expert
enced: can make $500 or more
monthly: large stock: leading new
car Olds dealer. Apply In person
to Z. B. HATCH mo phone ealls1.
2l40 Bladensburg I'd. %
experienced In grocery
store operation desirable: duties
include sales. promotions, mer-
ehan6tsing and customer relations
permanent position with WASH
ington's largest and most pro-
gressive dairy: age IS to 40, high
school or equivalent Telephone for
appt.. Leonard NJ. DAILY, asst. vice
president. CHESTNUT FARMS
DAIRY. AID. 2-I011. 10
Statesmen. $50 daily. Sell lumi-
Gus door plates. Write REEVES,
Attleboro, Mass. sPree sample and
details. O.
Statesmen, to cell LIP (bottled)
gas appliances in rural area on
northern side of Wash. Car fur
nished with base pay, drawing ae-
count and commission. Opportunity
for ambitious man In this rapidly
expanding company. For inter-
views telephone Pc. 2-43S3.
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DANCE INSTRUCTORS

ARTHUR MURRAY beginning its
summer ballroom teachers training
course Personal interviews only.
Monday through Friday, pm. to
ppm. 10l1 Connecticut ave. NV.
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HELP.--MEN
SALESMAN
Electrical Supplies
And Lighting Fixtures
Apply in Person
Experienced Man Only
JOS. M. CATALAHO CO.
5Tl1 Lee Hwy. Arl.. Va. :
SALESMAN

Kitchen cabinets sales engineer will
experience in custom kitchens
Our cabinets recognized as the finest
Call KITCHENS, INC. Wo. 6-2205
for appointment IA
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HELP-WoMEN

OFFICE CLERK, young lady. for
local branch Of national nnancial
organization; opp. 10 learn inter-
estinE and ehailenging business:
Lo exp&r. neces., typing essential:
al company dement's. 10, $500.
OFFICE GIRL. must be able TO take
care Of once. mostly phone calls
and very light Bookkeeping and
tipping. 80 to IS years old, eall
for appointment after Q an. sal
airy $50 week to start, days q
week. $3.50 to 5. IA. 2-2e11.
PAYROLL CLERK. experienced. for
construction company. 6alAry open.
Phone KE. 7-l602. -
REAL ESTATE SALESLADY
Experienee not necessary, must have
car, here Is an opportunity to be
trained By one Of NV. Washing
toms best known realtors SpectaliE-
ing in Beth.-Ch. Oh. for "a years.
GEO. w. ROBERTSON
1886 Wis. Ave. Beth. OIL 2-2I23
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HELP MEN AND WoMEN
APT. cARETAKER

writer's, salesmen,
ONCE workers in virginia, Nd. ana
nearby stations. DE 2-5bS0. liz
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FLORIST

DS Ssnsr :.e: 3: DH %Ssf
ing conditions. Apply Mr.. Crosby,
MANAGER, CHAMBERS FLOWER
CENTER. 1900 Bladenshurg I'd. ne,
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Stenographer-Clerk

Firm located in Bladensburg mr..
Peace Cross: of1ce equipped with
mod improvements: position per
manent and requires services OF q
stenoErapher who is capable OF
doing diversified work. Phone UN
10000, MR.. sCHAUP. HhMP-
SHIRE CORPORATION.
STENOGRAPHER -TYPIST
under IS, new air.
conditioned once. group hospitals
sation. 5-day week, GOOD startins
salary.
SHAPIRO INC.
1871 st. NV. ME. Silly
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sp,m. 1ol1 Connecticut ave. nv
DENTAL ASSISTANT, white: Bollins
Field sc, area once. Desire per-
Sonable young lady: exper. in den
tai or medical fields pref. but not
nee. Write. giving age. education.
salary desired. Box lbs star.
DENTAL ASSISTANTS, white. ex-
per. preferred but not necessary: In
Ari.. Va. ia. 2-S6s2, Ewes. and Sun.
DENTAL ASSISTANT. OFFICE MAN
A6ER, exper. only; ambitious. no
clock watchers: SOS wk. to start.
DENTAL ASsIsTANT-state age. ex-
perience. salary desired. Box 163-
D Z; SssS ASSISTANT. som. lab
oratory knowledge required: state
aEe. experience and salary expected
p RGt 2 GIfkk stfSi know cosm s
les, full time. good pay. paid vaca-
ton. group disqualification, other
dement's. Apply in person. WHEAT
ON PHARMACY. ll401 Ga. ave.
ELEVATOR OPERATOR. cOlored.
must be 5 It. 8 in. or over not
traet t A Apply ANNAPoLis no.
TEL, I'LL II St. NV, 9 to 5. =
FOUNTAIN CLERk - Middle aged
lady to work small fountain sand
wich counter; Clarendon location;
day work: must be neat. ia B.
FOUNTAIN GIRL, 4-to-12 eve.
shift; exper.. refs. PENN DRUG
18th and z SITS. NV. ~
excel hours: meals furn. apply
BANCROFT PHAR.. 4704 Column
Smyrna times., 1955-11-17
HOSPITAL PROTECTION
Persons With Hospital Expense
Protection Increased EightioId

AAObOObAOtt 1hOAStoOu
Since the beginning of 1941, the
number of persons with hospital
expense protection has increased
more than eightfold, it was re-
ported in the recently released re-
port on 1.-THE Extent of Voluntary
Health Insurance Coverage in the
United States" published by the
Health Insurance Council. The
same report stated, 'for surgical
expense protection, the number of
persons with coverage has null
tiplied over 16 times" These
figures will come as no surprise to
the two out of three Delawareans
who have found Blue Cross Blue
Shield the successful way of bud
getting for the cost of modern hos
pital and medical treatment when
ever it may be needed. At the
present time 240,579 persons in
Delaware are members of the
Blue Cross hospital plan; 228,798
persons are members of the Blue
Shield surgical-medical plan. One
of these Delaware Blue Cross
Blue Shield members, Arthur B.
Wilgus of Wyoming, who is man.
ager of the Dover Office of the
Smyrna times., 1955-11-17

Peoples Life Insurance Company
issued this statement-the seven
tn of a series by Delawareans in
all walks of life; rejecting his
feeling about his hospital-surgical-
medical expense protection. I'VE
hope we've used our Blue Cross
Blue Shield protection for the last
time, but it's good to know it's
there waiting for us if we do need
it again. Since 1851, Mrs. Wilgus
has been hospitalized times and
I've been hospitalized once. Blue
Cross-Blue Shield has been Won
derful' to us, and we intend to
keep our membership for the rest
of our lives. I joined Blue Cross
back in 1943, and we started
group for our Dover employees in
1949 and 16 of them are enrolled.
Our two children have Blue Cross
Blue Shield, too-my son enrolled
through the Diamond State Tele-
phone Company and my daughter,
who is nurse, belongs to a group
here in Dover. So you can see
Blue Cross is family affair with
u.s." Almost 1000 groups in Della
ware, like the Peoples Life Insur-
Smyrna times., 1955-11-17
70 Years Ago

Smyrna High Schools commod-
ious and attractive auditorium
was filed to almost its capacity
Sunday night to attend the union
church service in commemoratIon
of Armistice Day held under the
auspices of David G. Harrison
Post, No. IA, American Legion, of
Smyrna. The speaker of the even
ing was Rev. DIR. Francis Burgette
Short, a retired minister of Will
M. E. Conference. The
program consisted of vocal and
instrumental music, and the newly
organized Smyrna School Band
with but few weeks practice,
made a hit with the audience.
The Smyrna Rotary Club at
Smyrna times., 1955-11-17

their meeting last Thursday even
ing began a series of programs
presented by the various commit
tees Of the club. v. Lay Phillips,
chairman of the Community Ser
vice Committee, was the speaker
and selected the 3rd object of Ro-
tary. He urged that the tower of
the Town Hall be lighted nightly
as a guiding beacon to travellers
from the four points of the COM
pass that they are approaching
Smyrna.
Benjamin H. Moor, "a years old,
died suddenly at the breakfast
table Saturday. Mr.. Moor was a
prominent farmer, owning farms
in st. Jones Neck. Mr.. Moor had
lived with his son-in-law and his
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Dawes, since the death of his
wife, eight months ago.
Rey. James r. Galley, minister
of the First Presbyterian Church
of Smyrna, with Mrs. Galley, re-
turned from Philadelphia Satur-
day where Mr.. Galley had been
under treatment for two or three
weeks, following an operation.
DR.. and Mrs. F. A. Mantz and
Miss Grant of Cynwyd, Pa, were
guests on Sunday of DR.. and Mrs.
c. ]. Prickett.
Mr.. Clayton Buttery and
nephew Mr.. Howard Butter, of
New York City, have been recent
visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Buttery and Mr.. and Mrs w. ].
MacLucas.
Miss Elizabeth Murphy of Will
nlington, visited Mr.. and Mrs. E.
C. Maloney over the weekend.
Smyrna times., 1955-11-17

Harry B. Grieves, Secretary of
the Smyrna Town Council, has re-
ceived word from Robert Wether-
i'll & Company of Chester, Pa,
that the boiler iron for the re-
construction of Berry boiler has
been shipped and that the work
of putting it together would be
hastened with quickness of dis
patch so as to be ready for use
the first of December.
United States Senator ]. Frank
Alice, Congressman H. r. Burton,
United States Engineer, Major C.
A. F. Flagler, Assistant Engineer
w. T. Miller were in town Friday
where they Joined President H. M.
Taylor; Vice President, George w.
Remington; and Treasurer, A. E.
Jardine of the Smyrna Transpor-
tation and Manufacturing Com
pany on a trip over the new route
recently made in Smyrna River.
A pretty wedding of much So
cial interest was solemnized at
one o'clock yesterday afternoon
when Miss Katherine Warren
Beckett, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Larner Beckett of this
town was married to Mr.. James
Herbert Sitter, Jr., of Philadel-
phia. Miss Anna Bell Beckett,
sister of the bride was maid of
honor, and little Helen Eldredge
Busser, niece of the bride was
flower girl. The groom's best man
was Mr.. Arthur B. Sitter of Phil
adelphia.
One of the pleasant events of
the season was the dance given at
Smyrna times., 1955-11-17

the Smyrna Opera House Friday
evening by Mrs. ]. Harvey Speak
man and Mrs. John P. LeFevre.
1t was a subscription dance for
the benefit of the new Century
Club House, Mrs. Speakman and
Mrs. LeFevre adopting this novel
method of raising their portion to
the clubhouse fund.
Miss Lydia Smith of this town
has been summoned to Baltimore
by the sudden death from apo
plexy of her brother, Walter N.
Smith, a prominent druggist, a
former Dover boy who was born
and raised in the vicinity of Do
yer.
Mr.. Oliver Loose, son of ID. F.
Loose, one of our merchants and
Miss Mary Ethel Camack of Do
yer were married last Wednesday
evening by Rev. S. B. Hiley at the
brides home. Returning from a
short wedding trip they went to
their home which is nicely fitted
up in the property recently vacat-
ed by Mrs. Susie Ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas L. Car
row of Newark, N. j., are visiting
their mother, Mrs. Harriet Car
row.
Mrs. Ella Pennington and son,
Mr.. Samuel Pennington of Mid
dletown are being entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Dunn.
Mrs. C. Wesley Green of South
Bethlehem, Pa, is visiting the
family of her cousin, Mrs. George
M. Stevenson. Last Sunday morn
ing Mrs. Green occupied the pull
pit of Asbury M. E. Church and
gave a most excellent talk on the
missionary work in Japan.
Smyrna times., 1955-11-17

ance Company, Dover office, rem
der a service to their employees
needs for proper health services.
Most Delawareans belong to Blue
Cross-Blue Shield through these
groups where they work. How
ever, over $4,000 Delawareans who
are self-employed or not employed
or who work in groups of less
than five employees are protected
through the Non-Group Member
ship of the Delaware Blue Cross
Blue Shield Plan. This NonlGroup
Plan is open for membership the
year around. Information and lit
erature is available on request
from the Blue Cross-Blue Shield
offices in Dover, Milford, Seaford
and Wilmington.
Smyrna times., 1955-11-17
SMYRNA DOINGS.
OF so YEARS AGO
Notes of Marriages, Deaths
and Matters of Interest
of Half Century Ago
so YEARS AGO THIS WEEK

Taken from our old files of
corresponding week. as near
date of this issue as possible
Fifty Years Ago. This column,
now a regular feature Of the
Times. viii call to mind people
and events Of the older genera
ton
Smyrna times., 1955-11-17

In 1910, sixteen percent of the
national income came from agri-
culture, says Wm.McDaniel, Uni
Smyrna times., 1955-11-17

versity Of Delaware agricultural
economist. This had dropped To
8 percent by 1850.
Evening star., 1955-06-08
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

CHIHUAHUA, male. = mos. no
Nice pet; S25. ia. 2-0214.
BOXER PUPPIES, 8 wks. old. Axe
reg; $35 and up. OIL. 6-52SS. 10
DACHSHUND PUPPIES, long line Of
champions; Axe reg. Reas. priced.
JU. 5-31S3 ewes. IA
COCKER PUPS. Axe registered,
bGtfs; $25 up. wa. 7-2S7s. "a
IRISH SETTER PUPS, 9 weeks old,
Axe registered. Ewes. Ju. SLIGO.
TO SHOW OR BREED, wire fox ter
! male and female. Edgewater O.
COCKER PUPS, champion bloodIine.
SIS up, 36l5 Hamilton ST., W.
Hyattsyille.. WA. .7-227S. 3
BoARDING4-Want q nice place to
on farm. Cali cE. S.sS4i. mi5
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPs, Axe
reg. imported dam, champ. sired
BOARDING ali breeds of dogs. TOY
MANcHESTERs; S25 and UP: also
Stnd service. PARKWooD KEN
ESlso EELS, oolo Branch ave Sc. RE
FGNcEEHS-N F2GNSctEHN YD.. NV. section, nee need.
ed for afiectionate. female collie
dog during day; pref. with another
GESsMihNE dGSsi RE @iS2sP sasPHERp pUPPPiGEs. PG
Axe reg: black and silver. also
tan and silver; reasonable. White
hall 6-564S. 10
COLLIE PUPPIES. s weeks; Axe
eh. bred: tri-colors and sable. S35
BSxER: !Nq: ~ male; years bFladle;
DOBERMAN PNsCHER, female:
black and tan, 9 months old; SIS.
GREAT DANES, 3 mos up. SHOW
Be sure to see them today. ELPAW
KENNELS, Alex. Va. TE. 6-2430,
oV. 3-z66L.