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RESIDENT MANAGE

RESIDENT MANAGER
White. 80 to 40 yr. old woman will
some experience In apt. management
For 100-unit Va. project. Prefe
woman without children Small sal
ary plus large 2-bedroom apt. Bo,
23-V. Star. --25
SALESGIRL, exper. with better gradl
women's shoes. Hours. 12-8. Appl!
l0I5 Conn. ave. NV. MR.. GAR
SALES siGAAtt; tat;rRfs, as to 40: drugstor, sa
experience preferred. STATLEF
PHARMACY. Statler Hotel. 1543 Z
sAIESLADIEs ,2,. ready-to-wear an,
millinery: must be thoroughly ex'
per-; steady position; excel. oppor.
tunities; salary, $50 per week. .Ap,
ply 101S Conn. ave. "a
SALESLADY-For wholesale novel.
ties, appliances. drug sundries. toys
in display show room. Permanent
position. Good opportunity for cons
cientious personable woman. State
age. education and experience II
your own handwriting, Box cav
Star --25
SALESLADY-SILVER SPRING
Dress and coat dept in fine woman
appeared store: good permanent %
sttion for experienced lady in oul
Silver Spring store; 5la-day week
Apply 1924 z st. NV. or 902 ELS
"0s'p JosEpH siii a'fsf r. fRiEasi HaRRis co.
SEAMSTRESS-CLER for dry clean
ing agency. Apply 1880 st. NV.
between and tj:3O p.m -2S
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shift: no Sundays. TALLY Ho
RESTAURANT. sf2 18th st. NV.
-25
DENTAL ASSISTANT, experienced
DfsHwAsHER Isl sgiHi isaf; wanted. Apply TER
MINAL GRILL. 1851 New York
pRTG.cfGAk iSS; a;fi CLERK. exper.; IA DAY
tions: salary open; apply in person.
ALBAN TOWERS PHARMACY. Wis.
and Mass. ayes, NV. "a
DRUG CLERK; must be exper., with
knowledge of cosmetics. Good salary.
good hrs. DRUG LANE, 5926 Riggs
DRUG AND COSMETIC CLERK; must
be experienced; permanent position;
no Sunday work Apply SCHWARTZ
PHARMACY, 1900 Conn. ave. NV,
FILE cLERK-TYPisT, experienced.
white. age 20-25: starting at $40
sn wesa sn2 sompany tSa benes e.
rSoubSSnlA,rs SIbsSl GIRL WANTED, White
only. with experience; q days q
week; Saturdays off; good pay; To-
Gated ct 200 Wilson blvd. AT. oS Can
GIENESaL IA slasLL'';o OFFICE, wilson I blvd;
days. SIS. POTOMAC EMPL. AGCY.,
1884 Wilson blvd. Arl.. IA. $4,000;
G.H.W.. charwoman, Mattresses a
white, 5 colored), kit. and rest. work,
clerks, fountain girls. D. c. EMPL
!ssIs. EssHs,, Hoi lsiss ~. fs9 st. NV" ss 70
GIRL FRIDAY, for Photographic
studio: young girl. interested in
business. Apply in person between 8
and 10 am. GLOGAU STUDIO.
1903 Con. ave: Nv. -,
small laundry in beauty salon.
Exper. Good salary. EMILE. 1921
Conn, ave, -25
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CLERK

Young woman. 20.30 yrs. of age
eyesight is essential; job consists
Of measuring advertising lineage
S:30-5:30 Mon.-Fri. .amust be avail
able to work 2 out Of 5 week ends
Apply Personnel Room sos; open
weekdays S:30-5 and Sat. a-12
I THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1955-02-24
SECRETARY

For branch Office of national concern;
excel. position for intelligent person,
age approx. 25-35; 1-girl ofice;
5-day week. liberal benefits; some
shorthand. varied interesting work.
For appt. call DE. 2-5777. y
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APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
THE HECHT co.

PARKINGTON. ARLINGTON. VA.
GLEBE RID. AND WILSON BLVD.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS-
Large "4-hr. station needs expert
enced men with sales and mechani-
cal ability. capable Of ha andlins
emergency road calls. Maryland
operators permit required. Only
Al men need apply; no phone calls.
9401 Georgia ave. Silver Surfing.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
must be experiencsd, good saaiiaLE,
2721 Nayler I'd. s.e. III
SERVICE station MEN wanted; ont
attendant; one car washer. ROE
WILLIS ESSO SERVICE CENTER
10th st. and Michigan ave. ne. --2t
9HEETMETAL INSTALLATION Me,
CHANIC. must be dependable, per.
manent position Call WA. 7-1160
8LIP-COVER CUTTER. experienced
only need apply; regular employ.
ment: top wages. AGER & CO.; Ii
STOCK CLERK, and delivery; must
be experienced. good wages: must
have references 1904 4th st. ne.
KAY'G NUpEl, MARK, "a
SUPERINTENDENT ESTIM A T o r
Water, sewer line and shovel wcrE
Phone LO. 5-0637. ii
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SECRETARY

FINANCE DEPARTMENT
Immediate opening for q wo-
man under 35 years. with pre-
viOuS accounting experience
preferred. AT least so w.p.m.
typing and 80 to 100 shcTt-
hand skills required. Present.
ONCE moving to River rd. Be-
thesda In Feb. 5-day. 40-hour
facilities. insurance. hospitaiiz.
alton, annual and sick leave.
Starting salary to S75. Apply
HOT SHoPPEs, INC.
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Typist-Clerk
PERMANENT POSITION
FOR EXPERIENCED TYPISI
with pay
Group insurance
Including disqualification
and other employe benefits
5-Day, 40-Hour Week
Apply
sAFEWAY STORES, Inc
1845 4th st. NE.

WAITRESS, experienced; excelleni
earnines. No phone calls. 1101 Bla'
densburg I'd. ne.
WAITRESS. for bar and grill. exper.
fenced. Apply after 4 pm, 331 u
Pa. ave s.e. IA
WAITRESS, white, exper. only. Sal,
SEIRLiNGToN DEL, shirlinetor
Center, TIE. 6-0096.
WAITRESS, white, for nightwork
must be Il and be exper. Apply
LOU MILLER'S COVERED WAGON
1402 14th st. NV.
WAITRESS, white, exper. $3.50 Pines
zss sEsnsn for MR sd oRviNp 81 isNps' 'o' e-es47 ss
WAITRESS. white. experienced fol
ssssS r. RlsPs6sAsT 4,s6is A
637 F st. NV.
WAITRESS (white). BELMONT RES,
TAURANT, 4022 Lee hwy. Arling.
ton. Va. tApply in person.)
MATTRESSES, white, must be exper
Apply MIDTOWN DELICATESSEN &
RESTAURANT. 1885 Conn. ave. NV
No phone calls. -25
WOOL PRESSER or combination.
Colored. Experienced. Call in person
OLD DOMINION CLEANERS. 4te,d
Lee hwy. Chrrrydale. Va. II
GIRLS-WHY COMMUTE?
Do you live Sc District or suitlane
area2 2 Jobs open. typing ant
general ONCE work. No experience
necessary, Interesting work in new
modern office offering good future
All modern emplove benefits. Apply
In person,
Household Finance Corp.
4612 suitland Rd.. suitland. Md
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MIscEL PoR SALE. tesn..,

iSssr sSsss. n.ss ssss VAN ssn., ssis :sisf
asnd aisS Il, '5,asSsd; $50. AD. t-sssss'
Evening star., 1955-02-24
AIR LINES NEED
YOUNG WOMEN

YOUNG WOMEN
The Air Lines are calling on
us for more personnel than
we can supply. Airline expan-
sions are creating many new
Jobs; also vacancies due to
marriage. ETC., must be filled.
College and nursing not neces-
sary. Public contact duties in
Reservations. Communications
and Hostess fields. High school
graduates. Ia to "a. Learn II
you can qualify. Interview by
appointment only. Call Mrs.
Via or Mrs. Davis (st once.
MA. e-zz20.
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statesmen

Two men with proven sales records
(direct selling fieldl wanted for
permanent positions. Only top-notch
men need apply; no canvaSSing
sales by qualified appointments only
We carry our own accounts; must
be over 25 and under As, and have
car IN good running condition. Cal
La. 6-6S36 between / and 6 pm
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FURNITURE

FURNITURE
FLOOR SAMPLES ONLY
apiece solid maple bedrm. Suite. $50.
sos Mahogany droD-leaf table and
4 chairs, 500.
Simmons Beautyrest matt, $49.05.
Beautyrest box springs. $40.
S149 Englander redline rubber foam
mattress, box springs, $109.
HENRY'S FURNITURE CO.
ap5 rfh a. NV HU 3-3fs4f,
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

on 1URNERS-Gas-irsd boilers
and furnaces. circulated pumps.
radiators. domestic hot-Watef tanks;
new and used plumbing and heattng
equip. of al kinds. We can save
e se1 .e e. aos g ssSDsy sos sss a SSss sSs
from gil pm. You VIII know him
~ mis- red bowtie or call KE. S-S9Ss.
-27
PEws-S new modern church pevs,
ssIl $500 cash. WI. $3.50. ia
PHMCo, 5h-it. chest-type deep
freeze. six years OLD. Good eondt-
PH0NOGRAPH RECORDS. Is and
S3So speed. Call after p.m.; 10.
"a e.sgsg. pay $50 for upright. mss
r.s0s.a: "a s':'szs' sss or us:sh: B:.s s.4
NV. K1. S-1313.
PIANO -Kimball- whitney: small up-
right: walnut. Phone Fri. after 8
pm. and Sat. only. IA. 6-9293.
rnANos-wans q bsrsaini Then
get the best. Don't miss CAMP
BELLS semiannusl piano clearance:
small pianos priced from S395 up;
sTsnds snd fy4n yGs. S'I q p.g SD e3Mpsn s0 sSTn
MUSIC CO. iios d ct. NV. 81.
eTAN0S-Chiekering mahogany con-
sole. practically new, for sale At .
figure considerably below the regu-
lar retail price: convenient terms.
GAMrsEId g = q bi aasESe MSsEc co. i1oss i1ss Q
model. full keyboard
k4Ts. sI!Eft O'fsso 1850 ss0d e st. e0ns; NV. ss:
FOR RENT--oniy S25 down.
$S mo. tno hauling chargel. puts Q
new spinet piano In your home, on
our famous RENTAL PURCHASE
plan, KITS. 1880 @ st. n.w.;o RE.
PIANO, Remington grand. good cond.
and fully guaranteed; Q great value.
$685.; KITS. 1880 q ct. gs' n;w'
rsRE s.x aaF.. ssss soPRs5 pnocs e. e Iss
1746 Lee hwy. IA $500.
RECORDERS - Portable. wire and
taps. Minifon. Cub-Corder. Minitape;
slightly used demonstrators at
sreatly reduced prices. J. r. EN-.
RIGHT Co. 7020 wis. ave. OIL.
up: guar. Incl. del. BLOCKS. 1748
Lee hwy. 46l0 BALTIC. ave-, WA.
7-5501. ia. $500.
REFRIGERATOR. servel. gas. Gu.
IT,. in perfect working order, $36:
moving Sat. OIL. 2-0s32. ewes.
REFRIGERATOR and washing ma
chimes: used: rebuilt. painted; S25
up: some guar. ] year. FREDER-
.eiec., gas, Sss.s
up, PEERLESS, SALES CO., 2237
Ga. ave. NV. DE. 2-5566.
REFRIGERAT0RS, heaters, ranges.
stoves, mattresses, furniture. ACME
STOVE & FURN., Ma. S-S952.
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ALERT WOMEN

IS to so to handle Nationally Adver-
tised Sterling Silver and Bavarian
China. Average SS5 to SIPS per
week. Not canvassing. No expert.
ence required. For appointment call
OF. 4-6963. 10 to l or to 8 pm.
today. rs
PART-TIME WORK
Day or eve. in hrs. to suit you. Is
hrs. wkly. will earn you $50. Apply
5:@ p.m.-7 pm. RIM. 705. 1919 +
st. NV. "a
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100000 BARGAINS
WV @@& VT
I Il GICHMER

Vs 4&s S4S44&N A14t
l2513 M st. NV. Elk. 3-S627
WASHER, Easy epindrier. d. l. model
with auto. rinse, prac. new; asking
S66 or best offer. TIE. 6-7s47. -27
WASHERS, all makes, types; $s.95
up: most guaranteed: repairs and
service. FREDERICK'S, 1905 14th
st. NV, Ia. $1,000.
WASHER, Bendix model q, full auto
matte: operating but needs some
serv., $25. WA. 7-6737 after pm.
--25
WASHER, Bendix, semiauto. Excel.
lent condition. JE 4-69S2. --25
WASHERS Brand-new automatic
washers In factory cartons. List,
$299.95: now only. $127.50. sLAT.
TERY's. 1900 Wisconsin ave. NV.
WASHER. automatic westinghouse;
q yrs; old; S2b as Ia. IA. s-8s63
wEgpiNa any il@s' AND CUTTING oUTHF1ir.
New: $l35 value for Ss5. GICHNER.
sWAaP II ny T. s III TTRsAfNs. 5 trans, 1
rheostat, for 9. good tape recorder.
etc. Or will sell. 475 II st. s.w. 26s
TO 1,OO0 CORDS seasoned hard
wood. COOPER SUPPLY CO.. S13
18th st. ne. Ii. 6-5919. DE.
SALE-Refgrs.. ranges,
dryers, washers, freezers, air con-
ditioners dehumidifiers, duorescent
fixtures, fans; new, used and floor
models; all for cash. ASH Bethesda
ovA 6T. A-0Rnn
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SECRETARIES
STENOGRAPHERS
sCLERK-TYPISTS

1l0s 10th st. NV. Elk. 3-7270.
STENOGRAPHER, IBM elec. type
writer; 5-day week; permanent po-
sition Apply Ind f.. 1922 Eye st.
NV. No phone calls. -27
STENOGRAPHER; permanent posi-
tion for dependable person in small
uptown Conn. ave. ONCE; $50 to
3, 5 days week. Call weekdays, NO.
7-!!15; ewes. and week ends, OIL.
sTENoGRAPHER BooKKEEPER -
ing BACKGROUND to assist IN this
dept. at times: employee benefits
5-day week. excellent salary: age
20-45. Call Mrs. williams, MA. g.
$500. WEINBERG g. BUSH, INC,
Realtors, 1907 H st. NV. -25
HER-RECEPTIONIsT
0 to s. 5 days o week new ONCE.
pleasant working conditions. Alex
GENERAL OFFICE WORK
In construction office. Annandale
area. 5-day week.
GENERAL OFFICE WORK
knowledge of bookkeeping preferred
in construction ONCE. Alexandria
sTENOGRAPHER
In attorneys ONCE, experience pre-
ferred. Fairfax area.
SUBURBAN BUSINESS SERVICE
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siTUATloNs-DoMESTIc

COMPETENT, reliable white woman
motheriess children. Jo. 2-2IO3. "a
EUROPEAN LADY, middle-aged, cool
or cook-housekeeper, good loca
refs: Ia. 9-544O.
WOMAN. colored, wants day work
g.h.w. or care of children, Refs
DU 7-6S57.
GIRL desires child care and lh.w..
days, for employed couple. Good city
refs. DU. 7-10S6.
COLORED GIRL, neat, reliable, de.
sires child care or s.h.w. Ii. 6-3173
CoLoRED GIRL, exper., wants g.h.w
Evening star., 1955-02-24

coLoRED GIRL. $50 to Z. Se5 and
carfare.
4 in family, S25 and carfare; 8 to z,
Z to II am. 8 mornings; So
morning.
l to pm. $40.
1897 11th st. NV. -25
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COTJNTERWOMEN

White, for cafeteria steam table: ex,
per. necessary; lunch and dinnel
shift; no Sundays. TALLY He
RESTAURANT. S12 18th st. NV
Evening star., 1955-02-24
HELp-MEN tcons.l
SALESMAN VA

Experienced. to call on
retail toy stores: big COM
missions. Apply In person.
EDWARD ZUENIK a. SON
- 1907 4th st. NE. Pr
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FURNITURE

NEW AND RENOVATED FURNITURE
IN EXCELLENT CONDITION; :
FLOORS STOCKED WITH EXCEL
Mirrors. maple frames. $2.95; maple
end tables, S2.95; pull-up chairs
$9.95: Victorian armchair, $24 .95
mahogany pie crust table. $12.95i
maple chest Of drawers. $ls.gS,i
Gn,ppenosss 81 OK Eing g.oia sha ins ooyer
foam rubber cushions, $59.95;
studio couches., $24.95; new Timed
oak occasional tables, S14. .95: book.
cases. S5.95; hardrock mapl,
tables. .S!4.95; sofa, solid maple
arms. s$24.95; coil springs. SO .95;
plastic headboards. $685.; Harvard
bed frames, S6.96. Open Friday and
Monday evenings. Free delivery;
budget terms.
FURNITURE TRADING
MART
2I3-215-217~ King st., Alex. Va.
XII, S-930O XII. S-9301
--2S
Evening star., 1955-02-24

Counter Girl-White
Experienced and reliable; day or
night work; $25 per week to start,
meals and tips. Apply in person,
593S Georgia ave. NV. -26
COUNTER WAITRESS-Experienced
good salary. Apply in person. Nc
phone calls. 1101 Bladensburg I'd
Evening star., 1955-02-24
HELP--Do DoAEsTIc

ssssTsnsss; $50. Can mi. a-SOes;
Evening star., 1955-02-24

OEChE lat
Age, 20 to 35: permanent position
salary $500 to $4,000, depend.
ing on experience and Qualifications;
good knowledge of shorthand and
typing essential; S-hour day, 5-day
week; annual and sick leave. Give
personal data. education and ex-
perlence In resume. Box 405-V
Star. pa
Evening star., 1955-02-24
WAR SURPLUS
Daily, $3.50 to 8. Sun. 1880 to 1880
TARPAULINS

IARPAULlNS
1919 q q SlS.so' } l9y1z; ,I4Is sIS;s3 e1s
2.MAN SAWS, S2.5Q. PICKS q.
&c e. r.. I'll 7eIb. 81 sssLE%DdE. EDGE S.; M t.G2E.
NEW Gas CANS, So. PAINT 81.
BLADES, S125, 14-QT, BUCKETS.
Soc HAMMERS. Soc. HAND SAWS,
Evening star., 1955-02-24

SECRETARY
Age 25-45, permanent position with
medical organization. An excellent
position for an intelligent young
tarial work. No medical shorthand
required. 5.day week, hospitaliza- :
ton and other empioye benefits.
State qualifications. Write Boz
1l9-V, Star. -27
Evening star., 1955-02-24

RESEARCH ASST, $500
college background In marketing Of
allied will be accepted.
GENERAL EMPLOYMENT
1907 H st. NV,
Milford chronicle., 1955-04-08
Cardinal All News

The regular monthly meeting of
the Houston Cardinal All Cooking
Club met at the Firehouse on
Tuesday evening, April 5, 1855.
The meeting was called to order
by the President about 7:4O p. m,
Beverly Hayes led us in the All
Pledge, Lords Prayer and Flag
Salute. The minutes were read
and approved. Roll was called with
IL members present. Treasurer's
repOrt showed $3.95.
Under old business, Miss ROsan-
ma Messick, our leader. told us the
date for Demonstration day has
been changed until a later date
which is not known yet.
New business, Miss Messich
gave out the Cancer Kits and told
us that Mrs. Benson would like tC
have them by Saturday.
This group Of girls are planning
to entertain our County All Clut
Agent, Mrs. Mcdonald at q lun,
4 lchaon on Thursday.
Our hostess for the evening
Ruth Ann Yerkes, gave a demon
stration ON "How to Set a Table
ProDerly."
The meeting was adjourned a
IS!45 p. m Delicious refreshments
were served.
Eileen Webb, Club Reporter
Milford chronicle., 1955-04-08
Services At Houston
Methodist Church

The services at Houston Meth
Odist Church next Sunday will be
appropriate to the occasion. The
Church School will meet at 10000
a. m, in all departments. Howard
R. Moore is General Superintendent,
and Alvin Brown is Assistant.
The Morning Worship, beginning
at 11:OO a. m, with Mrs. Agnes
Webb as organist, and Miss Carolyn
Davis as pianist At this service,
the Senior Choir, directed by Mrs.
Byron Phillips and the Junior
Choir, directed by Mrs. John P.
Lennon, will sing selections in
keeping with the Easter occasion.
The pastor, f. Charles LOuhOff, Jr.,
will preach the sermon. A number
of new members will be received
into the Church at this service.
In the evening, beginning at 1880
p. m, the Easter entertainment will
be held. An excellent program,
which will include all the Children
of the Church and the Church
School is arranged. The Chancel
Choir, directed by Mrs. Eleanor
Yerkes' and the Junior Choir, di-
Tected by Mrs. John P. Lennon
will sing. Everybody, young and
old, should attend this service. The
greatest encouragement to the
children and their helpers, is the
presence of the parents; be sure
and attend this service next Sun.
1 day evening: VOur Easter Dav viii
be more complete. Mrs. Dorothy
Pearson and Mrs. Ruth BuarquC
are in charge of the entertainment
There will be an Easter enter.
tainment held at Williamsvill,
/ Methodist Church next Sunday af
ternOon, beginning at $3.50 o'clock
A baptismal service will be helC
and any who desire to be received
into the Church will be received.
Milford chronicle., 1955-04-08
Rifle Club Notes

Last Thursday evening, at the
Milford Roller Rink, the following
Junior members of the local Rifle
Club qualified for the following
positions:
Pro-Marksman: Wayne Isaacs;
Marksman (25x5O): Roland Cover
dale, Sam Johnson; Marlzsmans 1st
Glass (30x50): Jack Carpenter, Eu-
gene Currey, Richard Kennedy;
SharpshOoter (35x5O) Ronnie Gov
erdale, Shirley Davis, Carolyn Da-
Wis, Dorsey Maneval, Davis Shock
ley.
The following Senior members
compiled these scores: Bill Chand-
Ter, Sr.: 100 prone, 49 sitting, AZ
.kneeling, SO offhand; total, 2S5;
James Carnright: 80 prone, Al sit-
ting, 40 kneeling, rs offhand; total.
259; Lester Porter: 100 prone, As
sitting, 43 kneeling. "A offhand; to-
tai, 262; Henry Saunders, Jr.: SO
prone, 4S sitting. 30 kneeling, rs
offhand; total, 256; Dan Petrucci.
SO prone, 48 sitting, 89 kneeliug, So
Offhand; total, 243.
Milford chronicle., 1955-04-08
ChirOpractOrs Hold
Annual Convention

The 18th annual convention of
the Delaware Chiropractic Asso-
citation was held last Saturday and
Sunday at the home of Gen. w w
Atterbury Post, Veterans of For
eign Wars.
Speakers included DR.. joseph
Janse, president Of the National
College of Chiropractic, Chicago.
and Mayor August F. Walz was
"a guest. Other speakers were DR..
Emmett J. Murphy of Washington,
public relations director for the
national association; DR.. M. A.
GiammariTtO of Coatesville, Pa.
an authority on X-rays, and DR..
Herman S. Schwartz of NewYork
City, author of a new book, "The
Art of Relaxation"
Mayor Walz presented the SYM
bolic key to the city to DR.. Janse
at the Saturday night banquet.
Music, dancing and entertainment
also were included.
Lectures were held with 100
persons attending a luncheon spOn-
sored by the womens auxiliary OF
the association.
In a business session that fol-
lowed DR.. A. w. Bradley of New
Castle was elected delegate to the
national convention to be held
July 40 at Atlantic City.
The auxiliary held a separate
business meeting, at which the
president, DR.. Mary M. Smith, pre-.
sided. Plans were made for the OBJ.
servance here of National Correct
Posture Week. May II.
Milford chronicle., 1955-04-08
Hospital Births

March 20; Girl, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Reed, Wyoming: Girl. MI.
and Mrs. Richard James, George
town; Boy, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Jones, Bridgeville: Boy, Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas King, Georgetown;
Boy, Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Hitch.
Milford; Boy, Mr.. and Mrs. Rod
ney Brittingham, Milford.
March 81: Boy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gerald Funk. Lincoln; Boy, Mr..
and Mrs. Anderson Long, Frank
ford.
April 2; Boy. Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Webb, Greenwood; Boy, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Sullivan, Laurel;
Boy, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Parsons,
Milford.
April 8: Boy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Marion Tull, Jr, Seaford: Boy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlo Passwaters.
Bridgeville; Bov. Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Geyer. Bridgeville.
Milford chronicle., 1955-04-08
Items Of q Purely
Personal Nature

Mr.. and Mrs. William Smith of
Blackwood, N. j., will be the week
end guests of Mrs. Carl Allen.
Mrs. Ida Kelley has returned to
Milford after spending the winter
in Berlin, Maryland.
Lorraine Wilkins is at home after
being in Union Memorial Hospital
in Baltimore for hand surgery.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Dill return
ed home from their Florida trip
Friday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hall Of
Alexandria, Va, were overnight
guests of Mrs. F. Burgette Short
on Monday.
Williav V. Sipple, Mrs. Garrett
GTier and daughter, Linda, will re-
turn home this weekend from HOl-
lywOod, Florida.
Miss Dorothy Bennett, a student
at Ohio Wesleyan University, will
spend the Easter holiday with her
parents, Mr., and Mrs. Elmer Ben
nett.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Vinyard and
sons of COlumbiana, Ohio. are ex-
pected to spend the holiday week
end with Mrs. Harry Vinyard and
Harry 2. Vinyard, Jr
Richard Faix, who has spent the
past thirteen months in Korea,
Japan, and Okinawa, is the guest
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. August
Faix, having returned home last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Donovan
and daughter, Amelia, of Milford,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Donovan and
son, John, of Newark, spent Sun
day with their mother of Harring-
ton.
Mrs. Davis r. Grier returned Sat
urday to Wilmington after spend
ing the past two weeks in Nassau.
Mrs. GrieT accompanied Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Sezna and daughters,
Barbara Jean and Kathy, to this
southern resort for a vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Huntley NJ. foyer
and Miss May Watson left on
Thursday for Wilmington where
they will spend the Easter holidays
with Mr.. and Mrs. II. Ross Watson.
During the two weeks that they are
away, they will spend part of the
time in Philadelphia and New York.
Miss Alice DOty of WinsbOro,
S. c., is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. Raymond Bennett this week. over
the past weekend Mrs. J. Barkley
DOty of WinsbOrO and Mrs. Philip
Davis Of Startensburg, S. c., were
their guests and have been in New
York City this week. They will stop
here enrOute to their homes.
Miss Mary Kay Kepler, daughter
of Reverend Kenneth Kepler of 435
South Walnut, Milford Delaware,
was awarded semester hOnors at
the hOnors cOnvocatiOn held in the
college chapel at Wheaton College.
Wheaton, Illinois, on Tuesday,
March 20. Mary Kay. a senior stu
dent, was one of 281 students so
hOnOred for maintaining a %
grade-point average per hour for
the first semester of the school
year.
Milford chronicle., 1955-04-08
Methodist Mems
Meeting At Avenue

The Methodist Men of Avenue
have invited the Methodist Men of
Calvary for the Easter week meet
ing, Tuesday, 18th, 7'9O p. ms in
social hall of the Fellowship Build
ing of Avenue Church. Dolphus Will
kins, president, will preside. Bill
Goodrich, program chairman, has
secured Chaplain Shoemaker, as the
guest speaker. Wilson Sockrider has
charge Of the Easter devotions;
John Williams will conduct the
group singing; hospitality. Norman
Groves, James HOlzmueller, and
Spence Willis. Refreshment chair
man, Burt Willis. An interesting
evening is being planned by the
men.
Milford chronicle., 1955-04-08
CAFETERIA SERVICE

ATLANTA Il (Fl An odor re-
mindful Of a fish-wharf in July
crept through the Fulton County
Courthouse and sent maintenance
man on a quick investigation. He
found a fish sandwich taped to a
light bulb. The heat had burned
through the wrapper and into the
iish. 1t was a maids idea OF keep
ing her lunch warm
Milford chronicle., 1955-04-08
Easter Program
At Milford Neck

An Easter program will be pre-
sented at Milford Neck Church this
Sunday April 10th. at 200 p. m.
Mrs. r. A. Webb. Jr., is in charge
of the program. Rev. Richard Glib
son, our pastor, will christen ba-
bies or children before the program
begins. If you wish to have your
child christened, call Mrs. F. A.
Webb, Jr. Come to church and
learn the real meaning Of Easter.