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Milford chronicle., 1955-08-19
SHERIFF'S SALE!
By virtue of a writ of Levari Facias,
to me directed, will be exposed to pub
lie sale, on
WEDNESDAY,, SEPT. z, 1866
AT 1000 O'CLOCK A. M.
eastern Standard Time)
f1:oo O'CLOCK A. M.
(DayIIqht Saving Timel

daylight Saving Time)
On the premises, i'm Chestnut Knoll
Acres, Milford, Cedar Creek Hundred,
Sussex, County and State of Delaware,
the following described Real Estate,
to-wit:
All that certain lot, piece and par
eel of land situate, lying and being in
Chestnut Knoll Acres, in Cedar Creek
Hundred, Sussex County and State
of Delaware, more fully described as
follows, to-wit: Beginning at stake
for a corner at the intersection of
Moonlight Drive and Sunset Drive a
distance of $50 feet to a stake for a
corner with Lot No. %; thence Eas-
terly with the Northern line of Lot
No. %, distance of 80 feet to a
stake for a corner; thence Northerly
and parallel with the Westerly line
of Lot No. rs a distance of $50 feet
to a stake for a corner on Southeast
by line of Moonlight Drive: thence
Westerly with line of aforesaid Moon
light Drive a distance of 80 feet home
to the place of beginning, being the
contents what they may.
With All Improvements Thereon
TERMS:-20 per cent. of the pur-
chase money will be demanded on the
day of sale, the balance to be paid
on or before October 3, 1855. If the
purchaser fails to comply with these
terms the per certum paid on day of
sale will be forfeited. The purchaser
will be required to pay the cost of the
deed and Revenue Stamps
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of John Bunne1l, Virginia
Bunneli, Wendell Berkshire, and will
be sold by
FRANK T. DlckERsoN, Sheriff
Sheriff's Office. Georgetown, Delaware
August l6, 1855 S-19-2t
Milford chronicle., 1955-08-19
DOG is CATCHER

LOCUST VALLEY, N. Y. = up
Like many dog, Rusty, a Col
lie, fetches her masters evening
paper. She does it by sticking her
head out second-floor window
The paper, neatly rolled and tied
with string, is tossed up to Rusty
by trainman of passing Long
Island Railroad train. She never
misses.
Rusty's master, Henry S. Whit
ney, is a block signal operator.
trainman threw an entire Sunday
paper up. Rusty caught it and
wouldn't let go. I grabbed her hind
paws just as she was tumbling
out the window.
Milford chronicle., 1955-08-19

Paul Revere's father was born
in Perigueux, France.
Milford chronicle., 1955-08-19

away after each construction ses-
sion find the new brackets permit
fast dismantling of scaffolding,
work benches, ping-pong tables or
other temporary tables for COM
pact storage. This is possible be-
cause the new Thomas brackets
need no nails, screws or bolts yet
are exceptionally sturdy.
The brackets are manufactured
and sold nationally through hard
ware stores by the Thomas Prod
ucts Company, 8490 Lyndon Ave-
nue.. Detroit, Michigan.
Milford chronicle., 1955-08-19

LATEST ITEM to find popularity
with do 1t YOURSELF fans is the
Thomas Nu-Way portable Saw
Horse Brackets, according to re-
ports from hardware and hobby
retailers of this area.
The metal brackets, which fit
ordinary two by four lumber. are
designed to permit the amateur or
professional constructionist to set
up or knock down saw horses
speedily. lobbyists who must work
in limited space or must put things
Milford chronicle., 1955-08-19
NOTICE.

Bids are requested by the Board
of Game and Fish Commissioners
from Dealers of cars for 5-Two-
door Sedans-6 cylinder cars, with
heater, defroster, mirror, side mir
ror, extra tire and wheel, by Au-
gust 26th, 1855, 10:30 A. Nj. Spe-
cifications can be seen at the Office
of Thos. N Stayton, Chief War
den, Dover, Delaware. S-12-2t
Milford chronicle., 1955-08-19
SNAKES ALIVE
MFRIDEN Iowa

MERIDEN, Iowa - Up = A
squirming, 271a foot boa constric-
tor nearly turned an ordinary car
nival 5ideshow into a frightening
experience for this northwest Iowa
town.
The snake escaped from it's cage
and bit trainer, B. G. Davenport,
on the wrist. Later, when the train
er opened the cage to be photo
graphed with the boa, the lights
went out. About six feet of the
snake slithered onto a platform
before it was captured and return
ed to the cage.
Milford chronicle., 1955-08-19
SCRATCH-ME-NOT
WITH iTCH-ME-NOTl

In IS minutes offer applying Itch
Me-Noi, il you have 10 seroseh your
itch, your 4oe hoek Of uny drug store.
Apply II for ony externally ecYsed itch
Ask for iieh-Me-Nof fedoy us Rogoins
Pharmacy. 8-5-3t
Milford chronicle., 1955-08-19

leather gets the of sy well purchasers in
of conveb The Buick Roadmaster convertible
wealth of color choices Five different hu OF
leather permit the to his choice of either matching
orr contrasting his interior trim.
striking in black and white is actually
tailored
ensemble displays
readily bouyant youthful atmosphere of the
convertible.
This with its 2S6horsepower engine wheel base
selected
for conerbes because the top down great deal of the time
be fine but also rugged and
capable of withstanding the elements and hard
difficult clean nothing being
required for stains mild and water 1t also less
likely upholstery important
this sporting type of car
Evening star., 1955-09-30
AuToMosilss 4 ron sALs

llEhCuBx 1851 ,elub spa; ! and 4,
tone Hnishs FerY clean thFbuGhort
was SS15. nea. S66B. POI efedil
epprcylL eeii 10. 1-0s36. z7zI
Nichols ate. s.e.
MKRCUnY 80 Monterey 4-dr.. .
tone, Wv. tires: immeculat!
throughout: only S90B. UNITEF
AUTO SALES, Chillum and Rigg
rd.. chiiium. Nd. HA. 2-3777.
MERCURY 'b4 convertibie; beauti
ful pastel green, full leather -
Hefcomatie transmission. radio
heater etc.. nev car condition
Suburban Cadillac Olds.
BRADLEY STOPPING CENTER
BETHE8pA. ND. OIL. o-77Ol
OPEN SATURDAY, TIL 4 PM.
MERCURY 40 4-dr. sedan; :. and b.
turn signals. seat covers; excep
tionaiiy clean: only S306; 30-da,
guarantee. HILL g. SANDERS
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer. III
Open ewes. III o: Sat. I'll 8.
MERCURY 'b2 nsrdtop; =. and b.
eyerdriye; orig. blue finish; $1,0s6
trade or terms. MONROE FORD
800 Wis ave. NV. WO. $4,000
Open ewes. I'll Q pm.
Evening star., 1955-09-30
AuToAAonlLrs 4 toR sAkf

|leRncUnH 81 sport sps.: r. h.,
81 zis. fINSy NofoSS isSd
h- !. aVe. n.s., IA. o-2z00. I'D
MERCURY ~ hafdtop; +. ana b.;
dark green nnieh. new seat covers:
41.0ee. No. e02-A; a0-day gliarar-
tee Trade sor terms. MONROE
epg., Nd. Open evenings TN .. 10
siERCUiY 1851 eius coupe; nav
condition; S5gb, terms, $46 down.
ROPER" 18th and B. ]. ave. ne.
|NERCgEr 1854 custom 4-door:
Mefeomstic. white sidewalks, Ike
eALEs fLincoin- Mercury Dealerl.
Fairfax Circle. Va. Out Rte. so.
Ari.. Val Crescent 3-020O.
MERCURY 1883 Monterey coupe:
2.tone tan. all-ieather interior. .ra-
walls, shArpl S1.495. FAIRFAX
MOTOR SALES tLineoin-lerciIry
Pps.isT 81. 81 M F.IFfS: &. Circle s.,. ys so5Sa 2st
sparkling black fnish. radio. heater.
Aereomatie. perfect thronghout,
sssS; FAIRrAx NoToE .I,ys1 sAEEys
Circle. Va Out Rte so. tAfL. Val
Crescent 10000
Evening star., 1955-09-30
AuToMosllH ron SALE

nILt.1lAN MIX 90 eenv., hlaek
ssews % very 'lo iov ~ Tmiissse: os social
s777. BEL MQIoRa. 6010 Wis
ave n.W, Wo. n-SeO9. -2
IH6DsON 1851 Commodore s6s 4.
1 owner, S6ab. BOWMAN sTupE'
BAKER. 1900 O.. ave: NV, "A
HUDSON '49 De luae; 4. h.: spisn.
"RoeER," 18th and 3. ]. ave. ne
aypsoN 80 super .e.: good sond.
$4,000 NIL; S4e6. uN. t.72eb. ~
HUDSON 1853 Hornet; hydramatic
one-oWner ear. low mfleaEe,- feall,
z dream; $1,0ss, MITCHELL NO
E2l s.4iSS. %S cics:d i saS sunday. 3; M n:si
HUDSON 80 Hornet; 4. h., hydra.
bsflx blxpS Iva afo sSd sirRs III GpsisI.r psiiss ss9S \,
kiFgs r5s.. chiiium, Nd. HA. .
| 3759. ~
HUDSON 81 Pacemaker; r. and h.
oyefdriye. seat belts; excel. cord.
Sls5. m. 3-ise6. SO
HUDSON 1883 Wasp 4-dcor sedan
!. and b.. jst-biaek fnish. Thi
dcvn. AUTO DISCOUNT. 1910 4
]. ave. ne, CO. 6.S214.
HUDSON 1883 Rambler 4-dr,: heat
mileAge; $IsNg6. BOWMAN STuDE
BAKER. T6oo o.. ave. NV. RA
aS6bbassoiSs Sbbasis ie4s 4-dr.; r. and b.
ss# .ssSz EozEsSSssss SS|s sais saSs ft'f 4. ~: ss
lIIsoA isiS l-sr. sedan SUP.
good transportation; only aS20b
HILL & SANDERS, Wash.is Oldes
n% STa a psaisra ierasddbi bi4 ov:p vsunsns sys. 'ss
adjpssscs 81 ssss ~ ., :. s..s~ counodor. eony.
orig tan finish. white top. Wv
r tires; tS,aS ( asS b. else szos EindSWs in iH
A.;,9ey A; S9.Ssy ss,; sSsr,; trade and terms
MhUEhesih hwy. 81. oED sDs Ma as! yu Ea;.i7Wes s7ses
IK2ffshes iss-p p; s.ar. sedan; sr..p
6bth pl., b. Riverdaie. Nd. SO
KAISER 1858 Manhattan; hydra
| matte, =. and h.. maroon finish
EAn tup, ue luxe 0ampoQ lnterl0f
$I9S down. AUTO plSCouN1
KAISER 1859 l.dr. Manhattans I.
h.. dual range hydrematie, Wv
tires: only y69S. SOUTHEAST
NAsH. 2oS3 Nichols ave. Sc, Lu
yAGUxI 1858 xK.l2o coupe: o r. h.
10y miissge: oher nearest $500
ILA sRLLE 1889 4-dr. sedan; 500.
tires. new battery, car In 500.
LINCOLN 1859 yellow Capri on conv.
+. and h., automatic trans. nyloi
tlYeea!s;, 'lp't aas,ss Nv. tires. excel. sLeS0
lf fHc6IN i64s Continental: r. an.
n. overdrtve. new Wv. tires, iikl
new inside and out. HOYLE NO
T0R sALEs, slIcs l7i7 \. ]. ave. ne
LINCOLN 20 Cosmopolitan S 4.Sr.
ORIGINAL black finiah, hydramatic
WV: tires; week end. only S2a6
BELL MOTORS. SOLO wis ave
LINCOLN 40 "i2is convertible: new
ereen tor. oyerdriye. Wv. tires; |
stcal q S365. BELL MOTORS
oeIO wa. ave. nv. Wo. $500.
i - . r. -
Evening star., 1955-09-30
AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

LINCOLN 1854 Capri hardtop coupe:
beautiful 2-tone green. white leath-
er and green nylon interior trim:
power steering. power brakes, au-
tomato windows, Away seat. white
sidewalks lbrand-new spafel; low
milease. IKE new: I owner: s2 .ssb.
FAIRPAx MOTOR 9ALE9f Lincoln
Mercury DealerD, Fairfax circle,
Va, out Rte. 10 tAri.. Val. cfes-
cent $4,000.
LINCOLN ~ club coupe: =. and b.,
Eood transportation, only $12A
HILL d SANDERS. Wash.fs Oldest
Ford Dealer 1900 18th st. NV. NO
7.ll11. open eyes, til Q, Sat
LINCOLN 80 coupe sedan: r. and h.,
hydramatic. tailored seat covers
NAV tirss; ass saakr real H,s s1r 3g-ss, ssa.
pnSEaRs. Wash.s S sS Oldest AFe Ford peaisr a1n.
4sco. sspM0es OPEN Ewes. .ssa tii S 3: Sat. iii i
LINCOLN 40 Cosmopolitan 4.dr.
TOWN SEDAN: excellent condition.
radio, heater. hydra-matic drive
and automatic windows; &436 from
original owner. CLYDE LARMER,
470S 44th 81. NV. EM. $500.
LINCOLN SO 4-dr.; dual range. hy.
dramatic. s:tons. other extras;
si.iss. BELL MoToRs. SOLO wis.
ave. NV, WO. $4,000. ID
LINCOLN 1854 Capri hardtop coupe;
tSlls sSns s,sS sS,slppsss Ssth cc q Fssna: psSss
Capitol Cadillac-Old Co.
1929 gand st. NV. ST. $4,000
Evening star., 1955-09-30
FORD 81
STATION WAGON

a~usAAaeD A. MnNQn
AsstsiESsiss snsiy inned incindinS radio,
heater: fhorouahiy Inspected and
reconditioned 10 our shop. We IN
vite your inspection and test drive
so,s 70 - sssb ga wHhTA 3 VA s%usSsntse. %
-- ---.Ar~- ~
|OI,MSTEAD MOIOh CO.
Ss,xs-.s1s., vspnyNra.a iARGrsT
SSSELhtssNosIIs DEAI5R soSS WI; VII
SSS SSE - 49, =. - s 80 c,.ssiin. RoTfeT;
rv .ro9n M. eris. owner;
Il 1ak 1ak n1ri n.4s1I - Il
pnIaH0 ks ss:nssrt va. Rordomatic
.osryi sauin
q n Ggs ~ sxlAtss; ~. r.,g .ora
ns,rs,. wnlss VIZ - ipE "a ssSeSa -
FOR6 Isl "s.' convertible; black. tor
perfect, new vhite-uall tires; =. and
n. conpare this one at S40b, BELL
MOTORS. b0f0 wis. ave. NV. Wo
e.StsfSI -
FORD 'b3 ail-metai station wagon;
ca,ed c,ve 1n,:n: IN: :omnsrs MUn Al M.ies. BELL
MOTORS. s010 wis. ave. NV. WO
0.SsSSSll ---3
FORD '6l custom -" Fordor: green
Evening star., 1955-09-30

MERcUnY 1859 Custom e-door: ~
SIi Esils. ISIS sSss. ITIaAiIiRfAk M5TsotdR
SAILS Hincoin. .Mcrcury Deaiegl.
ss.ilss alIl. v. rs!s; es:.e.a. xa sSaoo@ cSs @ 90
MsaSufs lsac ss.il 1881 av.4dass 4aSSr ts
eitics;. eaitdisS; hsss sssS. IsslflIsi TAiRpHx mofos
sALEe uineoin.Mercury Dealer !.
Fairfax Circle. Va. Out Rte. 80,
lAYi,. Val Crescent $4,000.
MEnCUnY 1858 4-dooI; 2-tone green.
ally clean. s1.1sb. FAIRFAX MOTOR
SALES Gdncoln- Mercury Dealerl.
Fairfax Circle. Va. Out Rte. so.
(Ari.. Val Crescent 10000.
MERCURY '53 eons.: canary yellow.
new siasI teg sSg ysF- ysss dosS tires sd o.hsr fsr
Mercurys At PfNRY BRANCH no.
TORS, JU, S-1lS6. ~
Evening star., 1955-09-30
AUToMoDILEs ron SALE

LINCOLN 1919 cosmo sedan: orig.
sso: black. lind, :; snd b. everasiye. 5S one o. o.
s,c4. s2a Sa;. * ger 6, "; y NAVY lSS,rBps Low
1901 Wis. ave. NV. EN. 3-0fl2
LINCOLN 1850 4-dr.: r. n. hydra
Ssssis' ssss yT srHsssT YEA Tsry sSs slsa sSa Sns
Nichols ave Sc. LU. $500.
MERCFDEs-BfNz "a diesel: in
dealer for Nereedes BsnS and
Portche sales and service.
OLYMPIA MOTORS, INC.
6s5s N Fairfax Dr.. Arl, We,
JE. A-l5s2 Ewes. u. $500
Evening star., 1955-09-30
FORD 1850

Custom ". VS. Tudor: Tudor I; t.. and a. h. os.. ne,
Evening star., 1955-09-30
AuTokAoslLEs foR sAla

roam iesa crltem y-s Ess1er: !
sss sss sl; ssaSbis;as: ~ II: sss q! .!
NV. kA. o.ii22.
FoRD 1854 sunliner sonysrtthle
white: fully equipped. tinted glass
power seats; owner. eaertene
must seiI. JA. 5-SSs2. "a
FORD '4s Tudor. motor clean anl
sSIIdi ssSIei ssis. sCSe ). J. iansdskiS. Ills I
Capitoi st. az. -
FORD '5s-SEE THISl IL
ulEfTsS. Esss5. AuFS ssSiPDifsti Pssfts, sssssi: ssii:
lg4 ana sisss1 siss1l Tdss cninsn,
Evening star., 1955-09-30

Custom v-S TUDOR: q. ana n. new
Sc: lisht green. We afs over
ioadsd; ssas. ..you,
southeast podse-P Plymouth Dealer
FRANCIS e PARSONS
sfie Nichols Ave. s.K. In. 4-ssse
FORD s54 Customline IS" Tudor;
FofdoDafie, {. and H. enc owner.
real Low. miieage, like hrand-nev:
S1.49b. 21day money-hack trial; 4.
sSnsEsi sSia Ssrists W.sS SS.ranssis oias.t IN fora
beaisf. $500 18th Il. nv. NO. 4.
iii; open ewes. TN ., SAT. tin B.
FORD 'Bl convertihle; overdriye, i,
and D.. Hawthorne green finish.
I new black top. inmAe, threughout:
"a Se-dsy xgarantss HILL - y
besisr. isoo iats e. n.r. No No
5,utl. open ewes. TIL Q. sat
yso,Rp .ss sunliner convertible: r,
h., fender .skirts.. Wv. tires: light
green finish: real clean: S99a. so
Ssy saarsHs:. o1ts:s HILL I'LL .ss.s SANDERS 5os
.sss. .ssa III III !: c.y; Sat, Nj Ri, ilil open
FosD vi sonvsrtiSie; ! real sport
ear: tan too. n. and .';;x r, twin n 9. sis: ;
tss5srsss; o,s,.t hilh 5ors p.sIsf S.EDSEs Iiz
oesn ofsnoss ewes. asii III Q. Sat Iii III s. '.0
rSsp s4ia .eea.soi. 81 ssoE; ss.; ai.ssn. sn' turn
sisnAls. Wv. tires. excel. top:
$685.. No, .1060-A. 30-day guer.,
trads a an. and terms; MoNRoE rsnS0. roSSp.
ALEC Alec WIS VIZ, s;;i ays nv. "o' o-sooo.
FSEH ~ Mainliner at;s. r, a.. oyer-
drive, light blue finish with match
MONROE FORD. 800 Wis. ave;
NV. Wo. $4,000. Open ewes. till
YokD Rjn'' 'ss Custom "s. Tudor; r.
Shes. No. iSoss-A: so-day Eusr: !:
trade and terms. MONROE FORD,
1897 East-Mssastt sat hxy;. IS, sil sps;' 6
I1a Nd W S;5sGas; Snps,, ogsn, sI,rs; m s.assa: S;M
VIZ WE Z. iesissA IS issArFoRD Sss = NASH. SH 7sss
da. ave. silver spring. Nd. Ju,
rSSp rSiseocs .s4 ranch WAGON VS.: !.
and h., baby-blue finish: car is
auro 4 s1f;ll;ss sfndis'Sp nsiS R. az: ":
FORb isSS Thunderbird; full
power; ivory and black custom Hon
paint: Dr.s private car: 81. 900.
RA S-el24 or IA. .a-07ll. -
FOND AS Fordor sedan. SO: Ford
atFINEY BRANCH MOTORS. ~.
roRn osi 20 rordor custom VS.; slsa,
Hisai sRANcH II Mso5TIoRs, 5U. s-iis6.
roED IS Fairlane Pordor; loaded
shipped overseas. KE. 6-ssSS.. -
FOND ~ convertible. r. and p,
neV Wv. tires: see to appreciate.
Sa9b. WI. 6-a224. Z
FoRD '53 6-cyl. Tudor; inggage.tan
.finish. contresting seat covers,
heater, turn signals and other ac-
essSories: q one-oWner, low-mileage
ear garaRe-kept. looks IKE new:
special today, only. S7Qe.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
1855 Good Hope Rd. 81. Lu. 1-se47
Evening star., 1955-09-30
AUTOS fok SALE tcsat.i

soED lsss vs. . cusiss's:a ss':., r,,aS,si ,.s,s'
ksafer. tinted class, turn signals,
speciai upholstery; 4i.7D0. Oh +
FoRD 1855 crown victoria: Al
power eauipment, :. and h.; auto
trans. Wv. tires. Ju. s-0Soi
after 0 pm. S
FORD 1855 Custom v-s Tudor
PoTdemstie. z. h.; s;0oo aetusI
niles, 1 owner; $t.ebo or besi
efsr, co. b.l220. Mon. morning.
$3.50. ID
F0RD IS rairiane Fordnr: Fordo.
matte, Stone. r.. h.. other aeeea.
$500 mtles, immae, eond., diplo.
NAT. OF. 6-9f36. IL
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-11-25

ordnated BY Miss A H. Waugh senior OF Philander Smith
college Others Rev F. Stewart who represented the
church, Mrs A. NJ Barnes represented the home and Prof
Edwin L. Hawkins the school Each emphasized the npor
of preparing youth in all for participation in
democratic society and for guidance TO help make the right
choices possess values Prof
Hawkins greatly concerned about the actual function OF
schools and teachers He emphasized that teachers reded
themselves teaching well the fundamentals Attorney
C. C. Mercer brought the keynote address He is grad
the University of Arkansas school of law and
emily employed with the division of Human Relations THE
Walls Are Tumblng his theme He also urged neighbor
illness and understanding of others who of
gon Only then Operations log the
accomplished said He appealed audience
accept responsibilities plan TO attain and maintain
Grscass citizenship
The central district comprises five counties and from
these "a units registered ~ delegates and PTA councils
The newly elected Officers
President Mrs V. V. Waugh vice president Mrs E NJ.
Dlekerson; president. Mrs Eli Wids; secretary
Davis chaplain, Prof r. C. Chdress; pianist Mrs Colleen
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-11-25

Z. Berniee Toilette, reporter.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-11-25

Tyson reporter E Bernee Toilette paria1nentarlah
Mrs. Carol Brown
The next session be held the Pulaski county tram
Too much praise cannot be given MIS-
faculty and the ctizenry of Benton Tor le Au
hospitality association Business firms donated
flowers prizes coea-eoa and other items The souvenir pack
age containing fitting symbol of Bentons So
cal economic progress 1t TO be remembered that e
Chamber of Commerce invited the group for the 1893 session
Benton bids progressive sa
close of the session the group enjoyed tea at the
home of the president Katie Gray Benton has taken
forward step the field of human relations wonder now
many other communities will follow?
E. BeTniee Toilette, reporter
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-11-25
.apiiaI Hill Elementary

The best readers in the IL Jack Arthur Nor
rs FELTON, Walker Sonia Humphrey Shirley Edwards Howard
Jackson Ronald Nelson. Leon Miner Mildred Peterson and
Mary Alice Steele Our song leaders Beverly Lou STAN
ton and Jack Arthur Morris Shirley Edwards drew the best
picture to illustrate Little and Big Her picture was placed
the display board The films, Little Red Hen and
The fireman" enjoyed by the IL and l-3 groups
Troop 245 Brownies of Capital Hill school had chocolate
and cookie for members the November meeting
Eosesses for the party Shirley Dozer Carol Nelson
Yvee Allen, Sylvia Fingers Ada Staten Joyce Jones Danna
Cornish Queen Toombs and Yvonne erosion New members
Danna lawson Donna Kay Lindsey Shirley Mitchell Pearl
Chapman Lumma MAYORS. Elsie Lewis and Rose Duhart.
Mrs X. NJ. Hollingsworth troop leader.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-11-25
Ralph Bunche

BENToN-The ninth annual session of Parents and Teach
of Central district No convened Ralph Bunehe ele
mentay school November II with president Mrs " v
Waugh presiding Deyoons led by Rev Arthur Fulson
minister of the Church Christ The community extended
hospitality with greetings from the PTA Mayor George Trout
and Superintendent Howard Perrin The program theme
Meeting Todays Challenge" panel this subject
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-23
MoxfieId PTA
Coll Meeting

There win be a call meeting Of
the Maxfield PTA Monday, Sep
TENDER 20 at the school, u was
decided at a meeting OF the ex-
ecutive board on Monday. Septem-
Der 10
This will be the PTA's first fall
meeting and the membership Will
discuss plans for the dedication Of
the school 10 be held on Thursday
evening, October 8.
Present at the meeting last
Monday were Or. Floyd Massey,
Jr., president, Mrs. s. w, West
brook, secretary: Mrs. Leona
Winner, principal Of the school;
the Mines. ODelle Galloway. Sue
Williams, Mildred Jordan, Kate
Neil, Melville Hunt, Jewell Alex
ander and Haceo Moody. Lester
r Boyd and Joe Camp.
Also at the next meeting. Mr..
Boyd. chairman Of the Cub Scout
Committee viii present the char
ter Of Pack 20 10 the PTA. spon-
sor Of the pack.
Mrs Neil chairman Of the
membership committee viii ac-
cept memberships for the cur
rent year. All parents and inter
ested community friends are urg-
ed 10 be present.
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| fcer OF ndtiOnhl HDClhl "oTh Or
CARNATIONS.
His travels have carried him
throughout the country into large
and small towns. business offices
factories and mills, mines and
farming communities. He has
worked with organized labor. in
dustrial management and federal
planning officials and 20 foreign
countries.
World War I Vet
A commissioned officer in
World War I. he was decorated
by the U. S. government at the
close Of World War II with the
Presidents Medal for Merit and
the Nays Distinguished Civilian
Service Medal These were award
ed In recognition Of his services as
Advisor TO Navy Secretary For
restal and. later. 10 the Office OF
Defense. In this capacity he gave
leadership 10 the movement to
eliminate racial segregation and
equAlize opportunity In the Navy
and the other branches OF our
armed forces
From his alma mater, Dart
mouth College and other nation
ally known colleges and univer-
stiles. he has received honorary
degrees for his work In the field
81 human relations Tie has served
as national officer % various pro-
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Cratic, OF Minneapolis, president
Of the Minneapolis NAAcP was
elected temporary vice-chairman
and Mrs. A. T. Laird was elected
temporary secretary.
Entire Commission Present
Commission members present in
addition to those named were
Glen Chinander, South st, Paul:
NJ. J. Daley, Belle Plaine: Ralph
Shepard. worthington: Gladys
Thompson. wadena; stephen Fig
Gilman, Detroit Lakes and Judson
Bemis, White Bear All members
OF the commission were present at
the FIRST meeting
Mrs. Anderson made brief
statement, in which she expressed
a hope that liberal interpreta-
ton OF the state FEPC law would
be approved by the commission,
Directors Set Pay
The group set the salary OF the
executive director at Sio,ooo an
nually. Mrs, Anderson and Robert
Late OF the attorney generals Of
flee who has been assigned az a
legal adviser to the group were
asked TO develop rules for COM
mission action and "A set OF quail
fications expected in any director
named by the commission.
Gov. oryiIle Freeman dropped
In briefly during the session to
thank the commission members
for accepting appointment and
wishing them well on their i'm
portant task In meeting a situa-
ton which we must try 10 solve
In order TO allow additional APP
plicants TO file for the directors
post II was decided 10 accept ap-
plications until next Tuesday,
Sept. 81. Such applications should
be mailed to Mrs, Anderson a,
Red Wing, MINI. The next meet
ing of the commission scheduled
for Friday. Sept, 30, win personal.
ly interview applicants for the
dictatorship.
Applicants For Director
The ten persons who have ask
ed TO be considered for the post
are L. Howard Bennett. Mime
apolis attorney; Kenneth l..
Brown, Rochester. ~. Y. social