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ANOTHER
BETHKE BROS.

Custom Quality Home
Open weekdays So, Sundays l-s.
Pa. ave, to 3Sth st. Sc, left on
3Sth st. to l1h9.
observation-disclosures
BETHESDA, CHEVY CHASE
SILVER SPRING
RE. 5-ael6 10. s-s514
al
COLORED--:3Oi SOUTHERN AVE.
..-s rms. full bSmt,' tnd,, ami Open
r,SI SIscSa; nsnnIo LE; 4-3a{i WnSry nov po3wRN.
monthly payments ST.. GI appr ais
ed. $1245U, Semidetached brick. 3
bedrooms, living room. dining room,
modern kitchen with garbage dis,
posal and electric diShWasher. full
basement, gas heat, in excellent
condition. BY owner. LU. 2-S269-
CoLoRED-LINcoLN PARK AREA.
s03 A St s.e.-Row brick dWeu,
burner. needs decorating; viii sell
son. p. J. WALSHE, INC. 11l5
Eye st. NV. Ma. S-646S. --3l
CoLoRED-GI
&625 dn.: full price. Sl".10o'
3-bedrm. semidetached brick. rec.
rm.: corner lot. 1926 F st. Sc.
OPEN !. to 8 Sun. OWNER, Lu.
S-g5SH. ID
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COLORED
FT. DUPONT HILLS

Beaut. 2-bedrm. brk. home, almost
new, vacant: partial rec, rm
fenced-in yard assume Gl loan
of $1,000 per mo-; reasonable
down payment. Call Mr.. Argonis
CAMPANELLA & GO, EX, g.
A1l3: ewes, Ii. 1-5nSS. ---3l
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BEAUTIFUL RAMBLER
OPEN SAT, 3 TO 7
&31s H st.-Out Pa. ave. left on
Ala. ave, left on H to house
brk.. ) lee. rms. partly fin attic
for 3rd 6edrm.: Ia baths bsmt.
gas heat ige yd.; E2 terms Ii.
6-1n43. Ewes, Ii 6-n135. WILL
LOUGHBY REAL ESTATE CO,
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the, biggest bargain in the WASH
ington area, located in Sumner,
just across the District line at
Mass ave: this 1OO-ft. rambler
has 4 bedrooms. 2k baths, en-
trance foyer, large living room
with picture window. o large din
Ing room. den. large de luxe kitch-
en-. recreation room. 2-car garage,
large screened porch. also patio
for $5. 900 cash, 1894 per month;
see this bargain immediately;
shown by appointment only. ED
WARD @. ADAMS, OIL. 2-9611.
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BETHESDA AREA - Contemporary
rambler on as-acre wooded lot
Liv. rm. with cathedral ceilings; 4
twin-size bedrms. and baths; over
sized kit. with fireplace; full bsmt.;
gar. KORzENDORFER. OIL. 4-S111
till 9. -31
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SALES, INC.
1922 L st. NV, MA. $4,000
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BETHESDA - Detached red brick
Colonial near BIC. C. High School
Living room with fireplace, full
dining room, kitchen and break
fast room, 8 bedrooms and bath,
partial recr. room and screened
porch Excellent value at Sl9. 500.
FRANK S; PHILLLIPPS:. DI. 7-14l1;
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HOUSES FURNISHED
GARFIELD ST. NV. of Mass. av'

GARFIELD ST. NV. of Mass. ave
10 rms. :semidet.: newly remodeled
and decorated: lst-claSs cond. For
arnt., Ho. 2-oS43 or NO. 1852
N. ARL.. s2ea Goth I'd. N.---Attrac
5-rm. brick with attic and bsmt
s. MINIS hl4.s from Key Bridge. Sc siSSS
FUN. -t os UNFuRN. s-rm. Colo.
nial; close-in Silver spr.. Please call
JU. 5-4036 any Nme after pm,
NORTH ARLINGToN-close to Ross.
lyn; beautifully furnished; 2-bedrm
S Sut in sso ffasi bsmt auto washer
sENofT, Rsaitor, KE. s-se77 :, OF
a hi Sia5 corner house. full base.
ment; furnished or unfinished
Call DU. 1908. --S
3-BEDROOM. furn.. In .Arl.-Fairfas
yh1iklss owner is on vacation, 9E
els MILWAUKEE ST. s,E.-s rms
bath; lge. lot; 500 mo. MARSHALL
], WAPLE CO. 1924 14th st. DIV.
wAE RTovEs'N N. ARLNGroN--5-rm
nished; iuli basement. oil heat;
now available. S13b per mo: Cal
J.. II. BENoTT. Reaitor, IKE. s.
LAMONT or. NV, on 18th at
library--6 large rooms. 2 porches
well furn,: cow. TO everything; va
cant: S1a6. RIA. o-6321; VIII. g.
BETHEsDA--2-story brick, 8 bed
rms, automatic h.-w,h., full ,psmt,
fenced yard; att ger. avail. for
yser's leases; $3.50 mo. Du. 2
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WALKER g. DUNLOP, INC
HOUSES UNFINISHED

CHEVY CHASE, MD.--Owner desires
to rent his 3-bedrm. home. Screened
porch. paneled recreation. room anc
garage. Convenient schools and
shopping area. Available Sept.
$3.50 per mo. OIL. 2-39S2.
COACH H0usE-Studio, near pu-
SILVER sPRISG--3-bedrm. detached
brick split-level; sep. din. rm:
level corner lot; near schools; SIPS.
OWNER. HE. 4-6e35 Ia
AltL1NGTON--Avsil. now, 2-bedrm.
homes, S100.$l2b. CHARLES W.
HOWE. IA. 4-104b, IA. s-2217;
ARL.---Brick Cape Cod; 2 lge. rms.
Ia baths, scr. porch, dbls. ia
rage, full bsmt.: shady lawn; IRE
place, Eerbags disp.. pr, bus. shope,
: :Sss' s ilSy' m ASsSsc:A children i Ssl'
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THE AyoNDALE

II04 T bbFG6G NV.
Two splendid 2-bedroom
apartment homes may be in
spected this afternoon In this
well established, beautifully
maintained and centrally-lo-
Gated (1ha blks. from DUPONT
Circle) building. Each Is in
such tip-top condition. that 1t
Is seriously doubted that q
a new owner would want 10
spend anything for redecora-
ton. Ask for Mr.. GELLMAN
in Apt. . and Mr.. BEESE in
Ant *
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THE WESTCHESTER
FLYNN CO-OPS
OPEN, 2 til 5

1901 Connecticut Ave. NV.
Three 1-bedroom apartment
homes and / larger one
each with an unusually lovely
outlook--are available for
YOUR inspection today in
Washington's outstanding CO.
operative building. Among
numerous services offered
owners are garage, secretarial,
valet shop, hairdressing salon,
and maid service by the hour.
Added to these is the air con-
ditioned restaurant presided
over BY George. who es.
tabiished q city-wide reputa-
ton for his excellent meals
during the years he was at
the Congressional Country
Club. Ask for Mr.. OWENS
at BROADMOOR desk.
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THE MENDOZA
2220 Goth Street NV

Atop the Connecticut ave.
hill, lust l block east OF Conn.
at Kaloran1a road, are graci-
Gus and charming 3-bedroom
apartment homes, Il with 2
baths) and an equally desir-
able 2-bedroom apartment
home. Ask for MAJOR GAR
VEY in apartment 66.
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COOP. APIS, FOR SALE

LINCOLN PIX. 1924 Mass. ave. ne
. bedrms., liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit
and bath: 3 flight stairs: cross
vent, IL windows. Only $4,000
part cash. MR.. KING. WA. 7-713S
-
TILDEN GARDENs--A most delight.
full one bedroom apartment with
modern kitchen: In perfect condi-
ton throuRhout. Caah or terms
j. NILSSON HUGHES, EN-. 2.S400
TILDEN GARDENS -- One of thu
largest apartments In this out.
standing cooperative. Full wtns
with nice entrance foyer. Twins
room. snnroom. dining room
A most desirable apartment and at.
tractively priced. Terms considered
ME HsssSsN'p7h u6hxss. H RI. isHnss296to. :
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co-oP. APIS. SALE CONT

TILDEN GARDENs-Excellent apart
ment Of two bedrooms. large nv.
ing room. dining room and kitchen
in the building. where the public
dining room Is located. S20,500 j
NELSON HUGHES, EN-. 2-S400.
GARDENS-2 bedrooms;
good location: will take equity plus
$500 for immediate sale. EN-. B.
NAYIOR GARDENS bedrms..
steel kit. .lge. liv. rm, and dinette
nr. bus, shopping. school; End 4 !.
LARGE, :.BEDRM., DE LUKE APT.
Owner will sell equity; monthly pay
ments, S87.37. Cali ia. 7-s579.
THE WESTMINSTER
Choice 1-bedrm., air-cond. apt. in
main bldg all lge. rms. and closets,
new modern kit: furn. or unfurn
Owner leaving city. Call EN-. 81
3077.
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OTHER LISTINGS

30e0 PORTER ST. NV.
Especially attractive 2-bed-
room apartment In perfect
condition in this beautifully
Handicapped property. Unusu-
ally favorable price and terms.
Shown BY appointment only.
You may either call US or the
owner tMr. John u. Reilly,
EN-. 2-3S70) for appointment
to inspect.
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

HARRIS MOVERS, insured van sery.
ice. = experienced white men. S.
hour. 10. T-S341, 10. 1888.
CHESTER MOVERS: lge. or small
We d. them all: clean and careful
ST. $3.50: ia. 9-0115 ewes.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture a:
part pymt. on your moving. storage
Reas. ia. 9-2937: eyes,. RA, 3-14l6
BEST MOVERS IN TOWN Low
rates. exper. men, 24-hr.; 1-bedrm
apt, $50; closed vans; ms. AP
T-9656.
LIGHT HAULING, local moving
beaches q speciality. 8. L. NORRIS,
tn. 2-1l50 or Ii. $3.50.
MOVING AND HAULING. day OF
night; expert handling; reasonable
rates DU 7-96S7.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country, safe storage in
separate rooms; expert packing
Phone NO. 7-0l04. UNION STOR.
AGE CO., INC. Established 1905
HARRIS MOVERS insured van serv.
ice. . experienced white men: Sc
hr. 10. 7-S34l. 10. 7-259S.
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For further details or ap-
pointment to inspect call
MAJOR CARNEY with

EDMUND J. FLYNN CO
tCo. OPP Apt. Authority Since 1920
Washington Bldg. Ma. 1885,
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Unusual problems OF owners
have brought US exclusive list
ings on two 2-hedroom and
one 3-bedroom apartment
homes at sacrifice prices.
apartments that may be had
for $1,000. So. 500 and
$4,000 respectively. Ask US
about these extremely favor
able purchases. each one of
which may be had upon at
tractive terms.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

WANTED TO RENT UNrURN. air.
conditioned apt with Ice. liv rm.
dinette and at least i .bedrm. in
close in b. c. Hu. 3-77oo. Ext.
S24 -
1 OR g ROOMS In apt. house in
furn or unfurn. Phone OIL. 6-4s4s
or DE. 2.2359. p
BACHELOR with. . small dogs de.
sires unfurn.. 1-bedrm. or effic. apt
in Va. IA. 2-7362.
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COY COTTAGE

CO1Y COTTAGE
Large trees, beautiful grounds; idea
for couple; only $50 per mo
C. NJ HALEY, JE. 2-7944
1873 E. Broad ST.. Falls Church, Va
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WE sPEcIALTE IN RENTALS
Near 10th st. n.w.--Well furn.. clean
row house. screened porch. 3 bed
rms. and sleeping porch. $3.50.
MALORA r. CHRISTMAN.. INC.
1905 Wis. Ave. NV. WO. 6-2923
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rm.,. garage and garden, Y acre, mr..
good SCHOOLS and shop. center. ideal
on iSF 6 shi!fEf9 P GfSE S-sfss .Sedym
house. lge. ward COW. to Boiling
Field, NRL.' Andrews Field. 10.
TRAviGAH RID, near Rockville. Nd
Two 4-room modern houses, S65
q mo, Phone Pc SS4224. x:.-12 :,
Call DU.. 7-2O32. 5
|BRICK--4 bedrms., 3 baths. indoor
and outdoor fireplace, swimming
pool privileges; $3.50 mo. Mr..
Parkington, Va. ia. S-674S. -
CHEVY CHASE, Fort Reno Park area
% twin-sixed bedrms. with extra
Fss t iEesss vie Gen. . pSyds "a, r Sss
automatic washer and drief, q
car garage; $3.50. Sept. !. I'm.
2-2216. MERRYFTELD a. WOODS.
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Deck-Stewurt
Wedding Held

Mr.. and Mrs. Chester r.
Stewart Of Franklin Lakes.
N. j., announce the wedding
September 10 Of their daugh-
ter Valerie Jane and Mr.. John
Wheaton Deck, son Of Mrs
Frederick Deck and the late
Capt. Deck.
The Rev. Frederick D.
Hoffman performed the cere-
mony In Lakes Methodist
Church. A reception was held
following the ceremony In
the Swiss Tavern in Pompton
Lakes, N. j.
The bride is o graduate Of
st. Luke's Hospital School Of
Nursing in New York City.
The bridegroom is Q graduate
Of Slade School in Baltimore
and Gilman School for Boys.
He Ii also q graduate OF Co
lumbia University.
After q wedding trip South
the couple viii make their
home In Palisades Park. N. ].
Correction
The sewing bee planned by
the Woman's City Club will
take place on Saturday at !
O'Clock. not on Thursday as
was stated In the Monday
Gkop
Evening star., 1955-10-30
Misplaced Sign just
II ests Drivers' Vision

HARRISBURG. Pa. ~
"Downtown Pittsbursh. said the
sign On an ovsrpass near hsrs
and about $50 miles from Pitts-
Evening star., 1955-10-30

lburEh. Motorisss sAspsd. ''Whsrs
An n"
Rcbsrt \. OolsEnan. eaisf
engineer q the state Highway
Departments trafne diyiGion. az
Iplained Il. I'VE had Just made
the sign." hs said. ''and were
Icnly testing Il for vidbiiity and
lreadability.b
Evening star., 1955-10-30

Homecoming queen Of George Warrington Univer-
sity will be chosen Friday 1rom among these a.
candidates Before the students vote i've finaists
win be selected Thursday during tea ct the Sigma
Alpha Epsilon Fraternity house, 1874 Nineteenth
street NV. Growing Of the queen win climax the
Armory.
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Romantic Nosegays a-Bloom on

Armeus' Chronspuno octote toffeto In Rite
Fits delicious Duco Petit-Point print. Perfect
dress for afternoon and on! Deep v-neckIine,
triple bows to the softly full skirt. Block, navy,
grey, In sizes l2-2o, 141z-22N.
Lansbursh,s-BUDGET FASHIONS
Langley Park, MGyYGHd and WCshingtoN,
Second Floor
Evening star., 1955-10-30
Multi-color Stripes are Gay IN
Boston Maids
Acetate Jersey
los

As eosy-to-core-for as Il IS pretty 10 weorl
A washable celopem ocetote jersey thot drips
dry to smooth finish, that you con pock ond
unpock wrinkIe-free and reody to weor. Coy,
colorfuI muIt-stripes on black. navy. brown:
sizes 1920, 141z-22h.
Lansbvchs- s-BUDGET DRESSES
langley Park, MGryiand and Washington
Second Floor
, 1955-03-28
Andrew de Chubert
Departs for Switzerld,
via New York. France

Ralph Andrew de Chabert,
son Of Mrs. Annie de Chabert
and the late Ralph de Chabert,
left on Friday for Switzerland
where he will complete his
medical studies.
Mr.. Chabert, Jr., was study
ing at the University Of Paris
when he was called home be-
cause his fathers illness took
a turn for the worst.
He will stop for a short pc
Rod in New York then pro-
coed to France. After effect
ing his tranfer he will 60 to
Switzerland.
Young de Chabert is a grad
uate of the Christiansted
High School.
, 1955-03-28

Hedlth Working
Conference
Leaders are made, not
born,' said Gordon >Lippitt,
Acting Director, National
Training Laboratories on his
presentation Of the topic,
Concepts Of Leadership"
made today at the Fourth An
made at the Fourth Annual
Mental Health Working Con-
ference. DR.. Lippitt went on
to indicate that early studies
Of leadership indicate that
there are three basic styles OF
leadership: Autocratic, Demo
cratic and 'Laissez-fare'. In
studies Of behavior of admins
traitors, supervisors and exc
cutives, it has been found that
the most frequent type of
leadership is that of benevo-
lent autocracy. Such leader
ship is only too frequent IN
today's society. We need more
than ever before democratic
leaders, who can use the pro-
blem-solving approach in
working with people in to-
days complex society.
DR.. Lippitt then went on to
point out that leadership can
be a function and not a per-
son; he pointed out that in
stats, groups and organiza-
tons the functions Of leader
"
ship can be shared if admins
traitors an dexecutives would
delegate responsibility and
share authority with others.
Following the opening adj
dress, over one hundred par
Elephants broke into six work
groups in which they discuss
ed the implications of leader
ship for dealing with attitudes
in a changing society.
Following a luncheon, the
group reconvened for a gener-
al session led by Robert A.
, 1955-03-28
Republican to Hold
Meeting in ST. Thos.
Wed. Mdrch Goth

Members of the Virgin Is
lands Republican Club will
meet in st. Thomas on We'd
nesday night, March 80, at
$50.
In addition to the other mat
tiers on the agenda are such
items as Discussion of plans
and policies between cleo
TONS, Discussion Of appoint
ing Republicans on Commit
tees and Government agen-
-ciesn Discussion of Self
Government for Virgin Is
lands and complete franchies
in voting for Governor
, 1955-03-28

WIS., D0Il1O 4 Wv
Repub. Natl Commn Solve Pr
Leaves for Wdsh. DC. Cattle P.
lot Mrs. Bette z. Williams, Re Ralph Pa
publican National Committee a recent Wis
nal woman for the Virgin Islands that the CO
his left for Washington today ment which
bic, where she will attend break producing il
ip' fast with President EisenhoW- enable the
IN er on Wednesday, March 30th. prime beef
lal This breakfast is one of a Guilty. Mr..
series, similar to the stag din been assure
on ners, at which the President constant m
les meets with women leaders in beef both il
nat political, educational and bust the hotels
Of ness fields. lands.
= Mrs. Williams will attend In the p
= the 43rd Annual Meeting of costs and il
80 the United States Chamber of made the r
Commerce as National Coun- grade cattle
nat III. 49, ~ O. rro;., - a r.a:-,
= Chamber of Commerce from son produce
w May / to 4 in Washington. range cattle
err, -
in Mays through IS, Mrs. Will
IRE liams will represent the Vir-
tic gin Islands at the Annual
ro- Spring Conference Of Repub-
IN lican Women, a gathering of =
= J ooo poa,LE here cheapl
all the State and territories, (Continl
to be followed by 2 days Of
- meetings Of the Republican
an National committeevomen to Republic
err disc,ss nlans for the 1q56 Pre- Meeting
II sidential Campaign. VSa' AsAS
"a - Members
er- C'sted Hospital lands Repu
rs Auditory Meets on meet in St.
Mon. April 4th nesday mig
nd 8.9o
The Christiansted Hospital o'oo,
AaNlndry VIII meet on Mon- In additio
days, April 4, in the Red ters IN the
cross rooms az o:oO' i was an items as ID
nounceu. and policie
, 1955-03-28

range CdUIIe, anu PII1II9 Ue6I
has been imported frozen
from the U. S. However,
the new food supplement
should allow the cattle pro-
Queer to produce prime beef
here cheap1y enough to com
Continued on page ~
, 1955-03-28
Csted Hospital
AuxilidrY Meets on
Mon, April 4th


The christiansted Hospital
Auxiliary will meet on Mon
days, April 4, in the Red
Cross rooms at $50, it was an
nounced.
All members and those in
terested in the activities Of
the organization.
Luke, Asst. Director National
- "
, 1955-03-28

Following a luncheon, the
group reconvened for a gener-
al session led by Robert A.
Milford chronicle., 1955-01-28
Items Of q Purely
Personal Nature

Mrs. Joseph Smith of Whining
ton is the guest of Mrs. Carl Allen
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert F. Sears of
West Hartford, Conn, will be the
weekend guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. Carlisle Collins.
-
Robert Green is in town to spend
his mid-year vacation with his par
ents, Reverend. and Mrs. Robert E.
Green. Bob is a student at Western
Maryland College.
Mrs. Helen Warrington has re-
turned home after spending a
month with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Jameson of Kinston, North Caro-
lima, and visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lucas of Wilmington and
friends in Philadelphia.
%
Robert E. Green, Jr., son of MIR
and Mrs. Robert e. Green of Front
and Church Streets. was recently
elected secretary of Pi Alpha Alpha
Fraternity at Western Maryland
College. Robert is a Junior and is
also a member of the ArgOnauts,
Western Maryland's honorary scho-
lastic society. G>f
-
Private Richard NEEDING came TO
Milford yesterday to spend a leave
with his mother, Mrs. Bruce Bow
die and Mr.. Bowdle Richard has
completed his initial training at
Paris Island with the Marines and
will be assigned for further duty.
The Bowdles returned from a trip
to Florida.
Milford chronicle., 1955-01-28

Mrs. Imly Abbott is having a
trip to Florida and has visited Key
West
Melva Jane Bradford, Carol
Kurtz and Halle Crawford, of Otis
A. F. b.. Falmouth, Mass, spent
the weekend with Mrs. Betty Brad
ford.
Mrs. F. BuTgette Short, with Mrs.
Edwin d. Steele, of Newark, are
spending some time in Atlantic
City and have been guests at the
Hotel Dennis.
Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Brimi-
join and four children of La Plata,
Md, were weekend guests of Mr..
and Mrs. George T. Macklin. Mrs.
Macklin accompanied them home
and will remain for two weeks.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Graham of
TitusYille, Pa, spent the weekend
with their daughter and sOn-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Simmons. Also
visiting the Simmons were Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Gregg of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Thomas n. StaytOn returned
home Wednesday from a visit in
Los Angeles, California, with her
daughter, Mrs. John NJ. Garis, Mr..
Garis and their two sons. Enroute
home, Mrs. Stayton visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Walls, formerly of
Milford, at their home in Spokane,
Washington.
Milford chronicle., 1955-01-28
OBITUARY

REMENTER
Mrs. Elmira f. Rementer. aged
SO years, wife of Harry Rementer,
of Knowles Cross. Roads, near
Georgetown, died Tuesday night,
January 25th, in Milford Memorial
Hospital, where she had been a
patient for the past three weeks.
A daughter of the late Thomas
and Adeline Marvel King, of near
Georgetown, she is survived by her
husband; two sons. Martin and
Chester Rementer, both of George
town; three grandchildren; three
brothers, John King. Georgetown,
Leonard King, Seaford, Harvey
King, Newark. New Jersey; and
one sister. Mrs. John Savage, of
Salisbury, Maryland.
Funeral services will be held
this afternoon at one o'clock in
Asbury Methodist Church, on the
GeorgetOwn-Laurel highway. Rev.
Jacob Handy, pastor of Blades
Methodist Circuit, will conduct the
service and interment will be in
the cemetery adjoining Asbury
Church.
Milford chronicle., 1955-01-28
Calvary Circle No. 3

Circle No. 8 met on Tuesday
night, January 18th, at the home
of Edith Lacy. DevOtions were
conducted by Edith Lacy. The new
officers for the ensuing two years
were elected as follows: Leader,
Mildred O'Day; assistant leader,
Louise Love; secretary, Lille Hail:
assistant secretary. May French;
treasurer, Elizabeth Morgan: as
sistant treasurer, Alice short:
cards, Dorothy Argo; flowers.
Thelma Pearson; Sick Committee.
Edith Lacy, Alice Masten. After a
spirited discussion as to rules and
regulations for the next two years
our hostess served delicious home
made ice cream, cookies, cOffee and
candy. We adjourned to meet In
February at the home OF Louise
Love with Thelma Pearson as CO.
hostess, at which time we will hold
a White Elephant Sale. Ten meme
bers were present and one new
member enrolled.
Milford chronicle., 1955-01-28

Friends of several faiths join
ed the members of Christ
Church Parish on Sunday to
rededicate this ancient church.
whose 25Oth anniversary was
celebrated last November. The
completed fenovations have
brought pleasure to the mem
bers and friends that had
their first glimpse of their
loveliness when the Right
Reverend J. Brooke Mosley.
lately installed Bishop Of the
Diocese, gave the sermon and
attended the reception which
followed. The service was at
four o'clock.
Milford chronicle., 1955-01-28

These are exciting days Tor
Miss Doris Gibson, a senior at
Centenary Junior College, at
Hackettstown, New Jersey. She
has been one of four girls
chosen by her sorority to COM
pete with the selectees from
other sOrOrities for the title of
Sweetheart Queen to reign at
the annual Valentine Ball, held
on the campus on Saturday,
February 19. Miss Gibson is
president of the Guild, the re-
ligious organization at the col
lege and holds other places Of
honor at the college. She is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bryon
Gibson and her friends here
wish her we'll.
Milford chronicle., 1955-01-28
Hospital Births

January II: Boy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry (colOred), Georgetown.
January 49, Girl. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Gillespie, Milford.
January 10: Boy, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hignutt, Denton, Md.
January 20: Girl, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Wiley (baby expired) d,
Milton.
January 81: Boy Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Schlabach, Greenwood; boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. John WOjciechOwski.
Milford.
January %: Boy, Mr.. and Mrs
Emery Dougherty, Milford; boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Talbert Roberts, Of
Georgetown.
Milford chronicle., 1955-01-28

Mrs. Edward J. Salevan, who
is spending several months in
Honolulu, Hawaii, met Mrs.
James Smith, the former Miss
Dorothy Phillips, at one time
a resident Of this community.
on Sunday. January 16, and
spent the day with her and
her husband. The Smiths came
for her at ten in the morning
and took her to the first
church built on the islands for
the morning worship. Mrs.
salevan gave a detailed ac-
count Of the events Of the day
and said the church was Of
coral and the service was Civ
en- in Hawaiian and English.
The Smiths live in Manoa Val
ley, having typical island
home in decOration-long, airy
and furnished in bamboo. A
lunch Of Hawaiian and Japan
ese food followed and then
there was time to view Mr..
Smiths wonderful stamp col
lection and first day covers be-
fore a visit to their garden
with its unusual plants and
trees and a late afternoon
drive after which she return
ed home. This should make
high spot in Mrs. salevan's
visit to far away Hawaii.