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Mrs. Thomas PuIIen,
Mother Of Head Of
Maryland S Schools

Mrs. Thomas G. Pullen, mother
of Maryland's Superintendent Of
Schools, widow and daughter of
Methodist ministers In Virginia
and Maryland and herself a
widely known church worker.
died yesterday in Crestdale Sani-
torium In Arlington.
She had been an invalid since
she fell and broke her hip 10
years ago. She was 80 last Au-
gust.
Her three other sons include
q professor at Danville. Va. q
minister at Lawrenceville, Va.
and q Baltimore financier.
Born in Virginia.
The former Annie Hilldrup
was the daughter of the Rev.
and Mrs. John w. Hilldrup and
was born at the home Of her
maternal grandfather, Ander-
son o. Guerrant. in Virginia's
Buckingham County.
She married the Rev. Thomas
G. Pullen at Smithfield, Va, in
1886. Both her husband and her
father. held pastorates in Vir-
ginia and Maryland.
After her husband died in
1925, she became secretary of
the Methodist Women's Mission
ary Society for the Charlottes-
vile district of the Virginia Con-
ference, a job she held for Is
years.
Her particular interest was
missionary work among noun
tain people and she spent much
of her time visiting the Meth
odiSt schools and mission
churches in the mountain dis
tricts.
List of Survivors.
The five surviving children,
besides DR.. Thomas G. Pullen,
jr.. Maryland Superintendent of
Schools. are: Mrs. Edwin M. East
ham of Rappahannock County
in Virginia; Mrs. Franklin Dab
ney Eastman Of 1884 Van Buren,
street, Arlington; Prof. j. Pow
ers Pullen of Danville; the Rev.
Richard G. Pullen of Lawrence
vile. and William E. Pullen, vice
president Of the United States
Fidelity and Guaranty Co., in
Baltimore.
A brother and two sisters also
survive. They are Mrs. G. N. Alb
bott of Richmond. Mrs. w. H.
Spencer of Washington, and
John w. Hilldrup,. a judge in
Tennessee. ,.
Funeral services will be at the
Methodist church in Flint Hill,
Rappahannock County, tomor-
row afternoon, and Mrs. Pullen
will be buried beside her hus-
band in the churchyard.
Evening star., 1955-02-20

named Army
chaplain OF
the year.
A native OF
Boston, Mass.
Father Walsh
is a graduate
of st. Bona
venture Col .
lege, OIL e a n,
N. Y. He COM
pl e t e d hi S
studies at the
Fra n c ! S c a n
H o u S e o t
Studies h e + e
Evening star., 1955-02-20
Burma to Process Cool

Large deposits of coal found In
the Kalewa region of northern
Burma will be developed. start
ing early this year, Rangoon re-
ports.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
ADVERTISEMENT.
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loosened ~ ;:::s KY

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and remove that thick. sticky phlerm by
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~ meals and bedtime. When coughing IL
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natural relaxation and restful sleep. Over
so million NENDACO tablets used prove
eAfety and success. 30 get MEfsDACO from
druesist today. Noney back guarantee
Evening star., 1955-02-20
300, 900 Acres Reclaimed

NEW DELHI. - Since 1851
India has reclaimed some 300, 900
acres of wasteland.
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LAKE BAkCR0ET--Huge lot. 3D..
100 50. IT.. on the lake. Priced fal
below present market value. An
Builders welcome. ia. e-ei23.
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

LAKE BANCROFT nearby virginia's
fine lake community, wooded. cor
ner lot, containing 15.416 50. IT.
Level. all .mproyemGnts In. $500.
se eiSsIys as sRSuf IA fita GAMBLER
siTE; y clear. q wooded. s. $50.
WA. 7-oIs6. HEIDER 4 sELLERs.
I HAVE B large lots, mr.. Fails
Church. city water, approved for
septic tank: sell all or singH.
~ sss. !. e.. s $.a a;ss y's ssSo
sa nS Il, 7.16es. O'
BRADLEY Blvd, close in-105xl30
IT,: water and sewer in: private:
$3.50. HE. 4-s4se. after 8 pm.
LAKE BARCRoET--HuEs lot. ss.-
Below present market value. Am
Suiiders welcome. IA. S-s,2s.
MONT. CO.. s7s AcREs-Beautiful
gently rolling land near new a; Atomic
successful dairy farm: approx. is
mi, from D. c. line. Excellent specu:
letion at $50 per acre. Please call
Mr. Little, With FRANK 8; PHIL
LIPS. OIL. 2.70O6: eyes,. VIII. D.
sS ssuirLDMG LOTS. approximately
$3.50 each. Minimum size 70x120
y All improvements adjacent to
the property. To be sold IN ]
Temple, Alexandria. No brokers.
Call ewes. KE. S-4649. --5
SEMINARY HILL--Almost an acre
lot wooded, surrounded by fine
homes. Al city ntils.. $1,000.
STANDARD REALTY CO., ov. j.
CoLEsvn.LE. Old Salem viilase-
190-ft. frontage. 31,000-so. 1T. lot
on Piping Rock dr.: A. real good
buy at $4,000. Exclusive with
ASHLEY. INC. 2406 Price ave-,
Wheaton. Md, 10. 5-2323.
ia ACRES OFF EMORY LANE.
$3.50 per acre. Larger acreage II
desired at reduced price. See Us
for lots and acreage In Nd. ASH
LEY INC, 2405 Price ave, Whea-
ton Md 10, 5-2323.
NEAR HOGATES and Wilson blvd.
Zoned c.: over 5000 50, IT. with
5-rm. bungalow for $l6,500. HOL-
LEY REALTY. $500 Lee hwy. KE.
6-b360
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lWATERFRoNT-RERT tcsnt. }
VACATION PLACES

e06 Bay ave-Cottage: 8 bedrn
bath. elec.. gas. 10. S-6661.
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Va. JE. 2-bk
Closed Sundays
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AUToLAorlXE MISC.

CARS WANTED, late model wrecks
or junkers: call for estimates. We
have parts for sale. MINNESOTA
MOTORS. 4211 Minnesota ave. ne,
LII. 10000. 90
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

FOR LEASE OR sALE-Fishing re-
treat on Shenandoah River. Boat.
barbecue pit and small cabin. 590
FOR SALE --12 acres with two.
story 4-room house and outbidgs.:
stream and spring on property.
some wooded land; good location
for boys camp. Six miles g.. Of
Front Royal. Va. offered at $1,000
cash. CLAUDE L. RUST. 306 9.
Royal ave, Front Royal. Va.
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OFFICES. STUDIOS FOR RENT

ATTRACTIVE OFFICE In new air.
cond. bldg. 10 50. IT,, consisting
Of 8 rooms. Could partition to your
requirements. Avail. Sept. l. Apply
1145 10th st. NV, Suite 6l6. 81.
YOUR NAME BLDG. 200 l 800
50, IT,; VI block new TRM. All out
side rooms. ST. 3-1122, 2 to 8 pm.
ARLINGToN--Air-eonditioned once
wilson blvd. and Court House I'd.
Ssssia:s 4Ila ago HSsok "a oRfEN
efNU4LhEAAsSF;si4 G safuplo RM.. run
R nlIS.,, TAs: nses s.it asS s sSss
1917 Sr; g FIX sr. Nw.-s.udIo once;
S25. Other desirable rooms ut $50.
Wired ter ar eend.; good parkins
Attractive sir-eond. once over
lookins White Acuse and Laiayete
D 81 Rsluds cinG SCI 81 sLD S1sa'si s4s
SSa nn al dayiir H1 oi noes WITH a
private toilet. parking next to
building. Rentals e meet your ,a
budget. Inspection $50 IN. 70
8 Pm; OF phone AZ; 1890; -
reasonable rent: good NV. location.
See by appt. Call Ia. 9-l769. %
GOV'f. EMPLOYED PHYSICIAN
Doctors once. Capitol Hill. Great
opportunity for evening and week
end practice for enterpr1sing. eth
ical MD.--Ideel for generAl prac-
titioner, obstetrician. surgeon, 500
per mo Joint tenancy considered.
PaIkiny 10 problem. Ii. d-22i2 or
o T S SPACE FOR RENT--Phone
Mr., Barley. TO. 9-68l2 or come
2 $500 Baltimore ave. colisse
M ha5fi 10 onis.., .ir-eond.. mod.
3slS ls sS1 st. NV" ho. 2-Ss5s'
CULMoRE ihoppins center, Less-
burg pike nf. Corners, Va. Ho.
I4IR' SNp d INV YoRRK AVE. NV
Entire floor Of approximately $50
50. II, and large rooms $3.50:
suitable for manuiaeturtnR repre-
T24 l4th st. NV, Ma. S-2346.
NEAR CONN, AND x, at l746 K st..
NV Single suite at $50 avail.
immed.; also ioaDle suite at S1l5;l
all services, .ncluning elevator, MI
Phillips. SHANNON & LUCFa. IA
14th st. NV. Ma. S-2345
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TRAllERS

LIGHT HOMEMADE, Bx6x11. sleeps
2, for beach or camping. s295
RENT. $50 MO-, furnished house
trailer. 80 IT., 2 bedrms., bath.
Place anywhere in Washington
area. 400 Mitscher court, Ken
,s singt SnsI ma c Ia s-S ss; ,,..,
l. mo. old; must sell; reasonably
priced: Call SO. 5:g790. ask for
CUSTOM o Built TMT'h KRoPF, a-6ed-
room. fully equipped; cost SO. 800,
sell $500 above balance due A.
nance company, North Beach 6233.
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HOUSES TO BUILD

MODERN 3-BEDRM. complete. S.
s90 we nv sso r down and A.. sus ELK
value line and luxury line. 4S
floor plans on YOUR lot. Ju. $4,000.
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STORES EoR RENT

DELICATEssEN and grill. new mod:
ern bldg, I00% location. Urgent
fsst-growins Community. Cali Hern-
DUPONT CIRCLE, blk. west Conn.
ave. on busy street--Med. front
loo, any type commercial business.
III Fly w III AVE- Nw.--2ox2O
Xu Spi Is. THOMAS b. Walsh. INC.
Realtors. s1b 18th st. NV" Dl.
IDEAL STORE. for cleaner. barber.
TV. radio. mems clothing. hard
yssre. ae Oflssl etc. Very cheap rent
bath, End A., with parking iot
SMALL tssli'f Mo SSiSiRinfs roRk, s.nsss
downtown busy location, 1402
New York ave. NV. II. 7-3304.,
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

WANT OLDER commodiohs det.
house and yard. cieys I Pk; Mass;
p sRsfs Al NV 81 l RRsr wy aEs
house, Virginia AL, "A; sc4se2; 6i9 9
in Chevy Chase and vicinity.
have quite Q few buyers, =. Any size,
EDWIN L. ELLIS. Resltor. $500
WE HAVE cIIESTs for houses in
D, c. area who will pay all cash.
sS44ssa. 'o%S ". i W LEWIS MI k'O0es. .s ga
WILL PAY TOP CASH PRICE
Fer n.s. a." zi19.sG;. property: s No
HAVE CLIENT, who viii pay cash
for small 5-rfn. rambler In Prince
a %fnIi1M q. R MoSsnssTRfTy eSsHli
nffGnEsTT CASH H. oiff HS on proper
ties in "a hours. Mr.. DELE, 10.
2-0es3 or sT. 3-3520. "
nTpTNT FROM OWNER
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NOTTINGHAM GREEN

MUM i AIN GftEEN
Historic Homestead. ATS acres; 10
Gated mr.. Washington. Va; l1-rm.
residence. stone and brick, built in
1900, restored; rich soil. with beau
ttful view: 8 fireplaees, IN baths;
. tenant houses. good barn. also
other outbldgs. Spring water. Ice.
pond, Ideal country gentlemRn's
home. Priced reasonable. Terms
can be ARRANGED to suit purchaser
after down payment.
A. B. STANLEY
CIR, 3-O015 @5
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WATERFRONT PRoP.--sALE
w'T'RFRoNT PROP FOR RENT

COTTAGE ON POTOMAC, nr. Leon
a-ctown; sleeps g; ami: pvt. pier.
boat: $50 VII. OIL. 2-0903, Is
BETHANY BEACH. DEL.-Rooms for
rent, week or day. and apt. for
Labor Day. Call CO. 5-1704. eyes
N. BEACH-Two cottages for rent.
reasonable snsssS biks. from water
CAPE COD. MASS, on Lake We
auaket; boating. fishing; mr. Hyan.
nis-GraiRyilie Beach: warm, sound
water. 3 cottages. knotty-pine Nm.
ish: all conyeniences. fully equip
Avail. Aug. ID TO Sept. 30, THE
NOOK. 2 bedrms.; THE KNOLL. .
bedrms. LII 4-2064. 8 a.ul.-5 pm
-
COLONIAL BEACH, vA.-5 rooms.
newly redecorated; modern eonyen-
fences: large concrete porch: view
Of the river; moderate rates. Avail.
Aug. IA through 81. sept. 4 through
IL, RIA. 3-49s1 after q p.m. "A
CLEAN. cool cottage; a.m,c.::
screened. beach. JU. 9-O97S. IS
BEACH, MD.-3-rm. IT,
porch cottage; run. water. cleo. in
side Law, gas stove. Frigidaire,
accom-. o persons: rent by wk. Ii.
3-2S04 after d.
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BETHESDA, MD.

BETHESDA, MD.
3 Months Free Rent
with two years lease. New. ultra
modern. atr-condittoued bldg. Now
renting single. $50: suites. 8i2b;
incl. utils. and ianitor service daily.
GEO. w. ROBERTSON
1896 wis. Ave-. OIL. 2-2I23
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DOCTORS SUITE
On ground floor Of apartment build
ing. In center Of Good Hope Hills.
MAYOR Gardens AREA; surroundea
rooms and bath. designed for prac-
ticing physician; $126 per month.
Phnne Iii l.aafll
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sPARTAN-sTEwART-cREE

BLAI nSI MoB sLEA Home 20
Open 90 six days and 1875 Sun
White Plains. Md. Phi. La Plata 1892
Mi. North of La Plata on Rte. 3Ql
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SAIL

INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT
BETHEsDA.RTvKR RD. AREA-Ap-
Industrial. mr.. B&o siding: immed.
duorescent MIXTURES. Cali Mr.. MAR
TIN. HU. $4,000. 3
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BOND BUILDING

BOND BUILDING
HEART oF DOWNTOWN
l4th AND N. Y. AVE. NV
remodsled suite Of 1850
! sq. It. avail. Immediately. $3.50;
also attractive single suite from
$50. Entire oldg. soon 70 be wired
for air-conditionlng. VIII decorate
to tenants choice. For further In
torT It,eSs NJ "a n ~ :, snHSs Na
S-2345.
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Clear, CAN FINANCE

RANDALL H. HAoNER & CO., INC,
1921 Conn. Ave. NV. DE-. $4,000
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ASK
GARAGES

MAN WITH A-ton panel truck Of
fers services. Cali Ii. 6-S03S.
Milford chronicle., 1955-07-01

Lloyd Argo of Middletown was
the Saturday afternoon dinner
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Ben
nett
Joan Mitchell is spending the
week with her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. James Warrington
Carolyn Clifton was a overnight
guest of Jane Lee jefferson on Sat-
urday evening.
Edgar Bennett and Percy Steven
son are enjoying a tour of the
West They were at Fort Lupton,
Colo, on Monday evening at the
home of Ernest Davis, cousin of Mr..
Bennett. Phey are going to Wyom-
ing to visit other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lank and
children. Mrs. Percy Stevenson and
son Joe, Mr.. aud Mrs. Reese Stew
enson and children attended the
Abbott family reunion at Riverview
Beach Park on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ingram and
son were Sunday evening callers of
Mr. and Mrs. Reese Stevenson and
children.
Mrs. James Martin of Coolspring
and Mrs. Russell Bennett and chill
dren, Wayne, Michele and April
Faye called on Mrs. Margaret Ben
nett and Mrs. Annie Lingo of Re-
hoboth on Wednesday afternoon.
Milford chronicle., 1955-07-01
PAINFUL DUTY

RICHMOND, Va. -tP)-B Bernard
s. Holt, for exceptional devotion
to duty, had pain in the jaw.
Holt, partner in an investment
firm, was conducting a weekly class
onstocks and bonds at Mary Mum
on stocks and bonds at Mary Mum
ford School, About 400 Rich
monders attended each Wednesday
night Just before class time he
developed an agonizing ache in
a wisdom tooth. The dentist
couldn't guarantee his ability to
talk in time for the class if he had
it pulled.
So-Holt had the dentist wait
until the class ended.
Milford chronicle., 1955-07-01
ANDREWVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Arley Bradley had
a turkey dinner on Sunday. Those
present were Mrs. Charles Wilson
and children, MIR. and Mrs. Harry
Salisbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Morgan spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Will
liam Morgan and brother.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Walls were
dinner guests of their parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Fred Walls
Mrs. Edwin Prettyman and Mrs.
Kenneth Prettyman were in Dover
on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Brown and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Walls spent
Sunday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
James Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Breeding and
children were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Winnie Breeding and
family on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russ Scarborough
of Milford spent Sunday with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elver Ryan.
A very beautiful sightseeing trip
to Longwood Gardens on Thursday
June %, was enjoyed by the Home
Demonstration Clubs of Harring-
ton, Pennington, Andrewsville and
Todds Mrs. Katie Boyer, sponsor
in getting bus driven by w. Daw-
son of Camden. 1t being stormy, the
pageant was postponed until Mon
day evening and the group returned
by cars and enjoyed the beautiful
fountain.
Miss Peggy Butler left Sunday
for the All Short Course at New
ark
Miss Sylvia Jean Vincent is
spending some time with her grand
mother, Mrs. Lillian Kenton and
Terry Lee McCready.
Milford chronicle., 1955-07-01
SLAUGHTER NECK
Mrs. Margaret z. Bennett
Phone MIlt0n 5Se3
Slaughter Neck Methodist Church
William II. ReyeIlp, Sr. Pastor

William II. keyeIle. Sr., Pastor
Services for Sunday, July 8:
Sunday School at p. N. V. H.
Carey, superintendent.
Worship service and sermon at
3 p. N. by the pastor.
Starting this Sunday, July 3, and
continuing for a year, perfect at
tendance pins will be awarded to
all Sunday school scholars who at
tend Sunday school for 40 Sundays
during the year.
The monthly meeting of the
WSCS will be held in the social
room of the church on Tuesday eve
ming, July 5, at 7:30 p. m The de-
votions will be led by Mrs. Mar
guerite Bennett and the hostess for
the evening will be Mrs. Hessie
Carey
There was a very lovely wedding
in Slaughter Neck Methodist Church
on Friday evening, June "a. Miss
Elizabeth Jean Jefferson daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. H1rry Jefferson,
became the bride of Fyank War
rington, grandson of sdr. .and Mrs.
Beauford Warrington of Nassau.
The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. w. H. Revelle, Sr., pastor
of the church.
The brides gown was white bro
caded taffeta of ballerina length.
She wore an orchid corsage. The
brides attendant was Mrs. Mabel
Stevenson IS matron of honor. Mrs
Stevenson wore a navy blue dress
with pink accessories. Her corsage
was pink rosebuds. Best man was
Earl Norman.
The wedding music was played
by Norman Reynolds anS William
Wright was the soloist He sang
Always and Because" The bride
was given in marriage by her fa-
ther. The ushers were Frank JEFF
ferson, brother of the bride, and
James Jefferson, cousin of the
bride.
The church was decorated with
lilies and palms.
Miss Barbara Cleaver is spending
this week at Camp Mardela at
Denton, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Trumpore,
Jr., of Newark, visited Mrs. Alice
Sheppard on Sunday Mrs. Trum-
pore is the former Jane Sheppard.
Judy and Jay Plotts of Newark
spent the week with their grand
mother, Mrs. Edward Plotts at
Argo Corner.
On Thursday, June %, Raymond
Spicer entered the United States
Army. He is stationed at Fort
Jackson, S. c. His wife, the former
Ann Bennett, is staying with her
| parents, but hopes to join her hus-
band after his basic training.
Sunday evening callers of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Bennett and daugh-
ter Ann were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Hill and children of Rehoboth and
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Walls and
children and Bobby Leonard.
Thomas Walls and Mr.. and Mrs.
Marion Walls and children visited
relatives at Price, Md, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Clifton Wis
tied her mother, Mrs. Horace Hud-
son at Roxana on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Vinal Carey enter
tanned with a steak dinner on Sat
urday evening. Their guests Were
MIR. and Mrs. Clifford Donovan, Mr.
and Mrs. Carlton Clifton and Mr..
and Mrs. Paynter Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Graham
of Greenwood were Sunday even
ing visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Graham and family.
Friends of Walter Bennett of
HaddOn Heights N T. are glad
to hear that he is still improving.
Milford chronicle., 1955-07-01
LEWES

III JduieS T. &3dIsn Vi LduI ~ii
eye. ear and nose specialist for
the Beebe Hospital of Sussex CoGn-
ty, Inc, was elected president OF
the medical staff of the Beebe
Hospital at the annual stan meet
ing held recently at the Lewes
Institution.
DR.. Maryil replaces DR.. Leslie
~ Dobson of Milford. who presided
at the luncheon meeting. Dr. w
Amand of Georgetown, was elected
vice-president, succeeding DR.. Paul
c. Trickett of Lewes. Reelected
was DIR. Robert l.. KlingeI of Re-
hoDoth as secretary. Mrs. Margaret
Binder, Registered Record Librarian
for the hospital. was fe-appointed
recording secretary.
In turning over the presidency,
DIR. Dobson thanked the Medical
Record Committee composed of
DIR. Trickett and DIR. Arthur Tor
met for "the efficient manner in
which the program was carried
out, stressing its Importance in
the hospital administration.
A fiye-man executive committee
was appointed. 1t comprises DR..
Marvil, DIR. Amand, DR.. Kiingel,
DIR. Dobson aud DIR. Primitive It.
Cruz, of Dover.
The medical staff voted to pur-
chase a sound movie protector for
the nurses training school, as re-
quired by acreditatin, to be used
in class instruction.
The second annual Lewes Horse
Show will be held on Bay Manor
Farm, Gil's Neck Road. Lewes,
on Sunday rain or shine. Benefit
OF ST. Peters Church. Date July 81
1855 General admission $1.00 with
children under IL being admitted
free.
At the June meeting of the
Board of Education of the Lewes
Special School District, the ap-
pointmen.s of Miss Isabelle l..
Ross as a teacher of mathematics
in the Lewes High School, and Mrs.
Grace r. Hatfield of Georgetown
as a fifth grade teacher, were con-
firmed. Both Miss Ross and Mrs.
Hatfield have had considerable ex-
perience to the school faculty. Both
teachers have previously taught in
Lewes.
Applications are still being ac-
cepted for vacancies in the third
and fourth grades. These teachers
are being added to meet enrolment
increases and to reduce class size.
Mrs. Katherine T. Schneider. fourth
grade teacher, has been granted
a maternity leave for the coming
school year but no other resigna-
tions have been received by the
Board of Education of the Lewes
Special School District.
The Board voted to request bids
on 100 folding chairs to be used
in the music room, the auditorium
and for general purposes.
A formal inspection was made
of the accoustical tile installation
in the music room. the auditorium
and for other general purposes.
A formal inspection was made of
the accoustical tile installation in
the school cafeteria.
Orders for general supplies for
the coming year have been sent
out and text book orders are now
being processed 1t is planned to
purchase additional music equip
ment and supplies. The summer
work program is we'll underway.
The oustodial staff is engaged in
the painting of classrooms, repairs
to lockers. cabinets, etc.
The school Office is open every
week day during the summer
months. and anvone having busi-
ness with the school is invited to
call at the school.
Milford chronicle., 1955-07-01
OH, YES-SEATS!

LONDON-(P)-A British airline
asked 800 passengers in ques-
tionnaire: Are you in favor of
backward or forward facing seats?''
Nearly half replied: YES"
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-19

an4 Gloria visited ner parents
MIR and Mrs H q Hickman last
Saturday
The Rev Donald Campbell and
" Il Earden Of Enrkrgllle. cal
led In several homes III the COM
rnunlty, Tuesday
Mrs r r Dennis. mother Mrs.
Leech. Mrs Lola Mcbride and
children Of RE m,ond, are
spending this week with Mrs r
F Dennis and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Tharpe, OF
Richmond. spent last Tuesday
with Mr. and Mrs Harvey
Tharpe
Preston Hickman and Preston.
Jf Of Richmond. spent Satur-
day with MI and Mrs Harvey
Tharpe H also called In several
other homes III the community
Sunday.
Hurricane Connie really tore
thc crops up In this section, some
places worse than others. The
tobacco crops was the hardest
hit.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-19
Burkeville, RID

Mr. and Mrs r J Borum and
family spent Friday III Eurkegille
with her sister and family, Mr.
and Mrs clyde Il Bourne
, Mr. and Mrs Melvin Scruggs
and Gloria Jane visited his moth
az and aunt. Mrs 4 3 Scruggs
and Miss Roberta Simpson at
gice Thursday
Little James Allen Schmidt
celebrated mis- first birthday Sat
0rday. Aug s
Nj. and Ms . r 6cruggs
ard David spent Sunday In Rich
mona with Mr. and Mrs. Preston
Hickman
Mrs NJ J Braugton and sons.
Of HopeWell spent last week Nlth
their aunt. Mrs r. r Dennis
Mr. and Mrs. Bootsle Miller
Of Richmond. spent last week end
with the II vi Morgan family
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Hickman.
Of Kenbridge. spent Sunday with
the Melvin Scruggs family.
Edna. Eta and Loretta Den
MS spent the past week end in
HopeWell and attended the Youth
Fellowship Meeting Saturday
Edna and Loretta were accompa-
MED home Sunday afternoon by
the student preacher, Rev. Dell
Buckner. Of Missouri Eta re-
manned for week stay with the
NJ J BraughtOns.
Mrs F. J. Borun's mother and
sister Mrs. Marvin Smith and
Ella Stone. Of Gretna. spent last
with her family
Mr. and Mrs Melvin Scruggs