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lister in front of Blair House and
shook hands with his guest be-
fore getting back into the car to
drive on to the White House.
The President and his guest
left the farm at 1852 am. today
and arrived at Blair House,
where Mr.. Nehru is staying while
in Washington as a guest of
the Nation, at 10:40 am.
The return trip ended, for the
time being. a discussion of global
issues in so private a setting that
their closest aides knew no more
of the proceedings than did the
outside world.
Their foreign affairs advisers
had been left behind in WASH
ington and even their personal
attendants spent yesterday in
another part of the Presidents
farm home near here.
Gaps in Schedule
Presidential Press Secretary
James C. Hagerty said he is
"Sure" the two men will "get
together again" before Mr.. Neh-
ru takes off for New York Thurs
day morning.
Mr.. Hagerty pointed out in a
briefing yesterday afternoon that
the Prime Minister'S schedule
for Washington contains two
significant gaps-this afternoon
and tomorrow morning. He in
dictated that any loose ends re-
manning from the unusually long
talks yesterday and this morning
would be tied up in these free
Intervals.
Yesterdays 14-hour long con-
versations ended about 1920
pm, when the President retired.
The Prime Minister, whose Gus
tom is to work late into the
night, did not retire until about
1870 am. He spent the last
three hours working on the text
of his radio-television address
scheduled for 11:15 O'Clock to-
night.
Lunch With Nixons
At noon today the Indian lead
Ter and his daughter, Mrs. Indira
IGandhi, are lunching with Vice
President and Mrs. Nixon at the
1925 F Street Club.
The next formal appearance
for the Prime Minister is not
until $50 this evening, when a
reception is scheduled for the
diplomatic colony of Washing
ton. Indian Ambassador to
Washington and Mrs. G. L.
Mehta will be hosts at their resi-
dence at 2700 Macomb street
INV.
Tomorrow morning the world
is likely to learn it's first official
word of the progress of the
Nehru- Eisenhower talks. when
the Prime Minister meets news
men at the National Press Club.
The President has put of his
own press conference this week
to give the Indian leader an
opportunity to tell the world his
impressions of their historic
talks.
Mr.. Hagerty told more than
100 correspondents gathered here
yesterday afternoon that the
President had spoken only briefly
with him and K. B. Pandan. pub
lie relations attache for the
Indian Embassy in Washington.
THE President told u.s." Mr.,
Hagerty reported with a smile,
that he and Mr.. Nehru were
discussing many things in the
international field. But they did
See NEHRU, Page At
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B From Area Convicted
In $250,000 Fraud
Used Forged Promissory Notes to Blk
Home Owners Seeking improvements
BY HOWARD L. DUTKIN

Two o11cers and the sales of the Consolidated
Engineering Distributing Co. of America Inc today were
found guilty OF fraud Stemmng from what the Government
called $2O000 scheme to blk home improvements
round guilty were Sam Leberman &c. of the 10000 block
OF Edgewood Silver Spring president the corporation
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Suez Clearance Urqed
As British-French Job
U. S. and U. N. Recommend Keeping
Present Crews to Reopen Conul

PORT SAID, Egypt, Dec. 10 t4-Maj Gen. E. L. M. Burns
the United Nations commander and United States 1t Ray
mond A. Wheeler in charge of Canal clearance have
agreed to recommend that BrSh-F French be used
opening the waterway British authorities said today
Admiral F. Slater commander
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Ne|1ru Returns
ToWas|nington
With President
Leaders Together
ID Hours in Privote
Tdlks at Gettysburg

President Eisenhower and In
dian Prime Minister Nehru re-
turned to Washington today
after a day and evening of in
formal and private talks about
world problems at the Presi-
dents Gettysburg. Pa, farm.
Mr.. Eisenhower got out of his
limousine with the Prime Min
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Guide for Readers

Hove The Sior Delivered 10 Your
Home Daily and Sunday
Dial STehino 5000
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Nixons Entertain Nehru and Daughter.
Poee BIZ
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HELP--MEN
MANNINo's EMPLoYMENT AGENC'

MANNlNG'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
ior those choice Jobs, paying top
sal Apply IN person, at 1910 9th
81. NV. AID 3-SlO0 "qs
HEADQUARTERS of established and
successful national retail business
needs young man with business
administration or accounting back
grounu or training for business
management position; 24-3U year
age bracket and completion OF mill
tary service desirable Rare oppor-
tunltY TO learn business in home
office. Group insurance and paid
vacations. OF course. Minimum SAL
airy. S4,500 to start. Send resume
references and reply to Box 329-Y
Star. %
WE HAVE AN OPENING on one of
our flne routes in nearby Va. Here S
a chance for outside work and meet
ing people. Earnings are from $4,000
to $1,000 annually; : day week; no
experience necessary; guaranteed
salary while training. Apply to Mr.
Lowe before 10 am, Monday through
Friday
MANHATTAN LAUNDRY
1928 FLORIDA AVE. NV.
DU 5-ll1l
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HELP-MEN

MEN FOR NEW CUSTOMER DEPT.
JEWEL TEA COMPANY, outside
selling, no collecting. $40 per day
while In training: top commission
Company benefits include hospital
insurance. retirement plan. paid
Hedin House Hotel. 29O2 Newton
pm. or phone for appointment,
81 d-o Man. for discoun. @ selling
some knowledge OF appliances: in
sac lob salary. Apply MANAGER
MAN-Stock clerk; white
gJod salary, advancement, one in
terested in learning business good
references essential. MODERN DIS
PLAYS. INC. o.0 nth st. NV.
YOUNG MAN to learn refrigeration,
experience unnecessary. SODA
MAS1ER EQUIPMENT CO., 80
Eve 81 ne. NE. S-uu43. 3
MAN. 3I--B. clean cut. must
be hign school grad. willing to
learn, dependable. must have GOOD
reIS., someone interested in the
future Tor retail leweiry store. APP
piy DAVID MANN JeWeler, Con-
course, Pentason Bids. Call ia, 2
Man, experienced as ship
ping and receiving CLERK in local
store. Neat handwriting. accuracy
with nRures. good salary, per-
manent. Box 411-A, Star 80
MAN to learn business and
assist owner; good hours, pleasant
surroundings; chance for advance
ment Prefer veteran looking for
a future. Call NO. 7-53l7 after
$50. -on
MAN to learn carpet me-
chanics trade; must have Va. per-
nit Call IKE. $4,000. %
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HOME FREEZER
FOODS
6219 3rd st. NV.

6219 3rd st. NV. tn. 2-292J
SALES ENGINEER-N. Carolina OIL
fee. electronlc and control instru-
mentation, college training and
exper IN field: draw and commits
sion, hleh-income potential. 5 fig
ureS; chance to share in business
Resume, S. S. LEE ASSOC. 1l07-C
WeSt Broao ST.. fallS Church. Va.
-
SALES REPRESENTATIVE. 32-40.
experienced in tires and camel
back sales preferred. Must be sim
Cere, aggressive, and willing to
travel . or ) days a week Position
requires calling on independent
tread shops. Salary plus bonus and
travelling expenses. Must own per-
sonal car State age, experience and
references. Write Box 23l-Y. Star.
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0PPORTUNITY--Full or part time.
N our sales dept. No exper. nee.
Part-tlme average, SIS: full time.
SIS per Wk. Not canyaSsing. F r
appointment. call OF 4-6963.
COULD YOU USE another 500 TO
slOU per wk.? Part-tlme ewes. and
Sat. solicitation tor home improve
ntnt company will make these
earnings possible Phone LA. t.
$500 Tor information. 80
SUPPLY company needs
a man to manage shipping anu
warehouse Office. white: knowledge
OF building material essential; good
future, Apply by mail to THE
CUSHWA BRICK AND BUILDING
SUPPLY CO. 49, Ineraham st. ne
LIFE INSURANCE CAREER-Man
bet ages OF - and 10, TO take
over a well-establiShed debit in the
District. To quality, applicant mus:
be married. nave a late model car.
and be ambitious 10 realize hts in
come objective This 12-yr. -old
mutual CO., Offering TO the public
all forms OF industrial and ordinary
plans, will pay the selected agent a
guaranteed salary and commissions
earned from first day on while
learning debit. For personal APP
polntment call Ma. S-5930. %
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HELP-MEN
SHOE SALESMAN. axe

SHOE SALESMAN, age 25-55: per-
manent position for experienced
conscientious shoe litter. No high
pressure selling. Women's comfort
Excellent salary, plus bonus. No
commission selling. Good working
conditions: 5l7-day week. Box
496-J. Star. -2g
SHOE SALESMAN. exper.. fast,
ladies' shoe store good earnings
CPD. for advancement. Apply Mr..
Ricklin. CROSBY SHOE STORE.
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HELP-MEN

PROOFREADER. union, work in
D. e., Maryland or Virginia. WA.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, mn
time, experienced. for MONTGOMERY
County, FRANK L. HEWITT CO.,
JU. 5-S9O0. 30
REAL ESTATE Statesmen AND
SALESWOMEN-W oppor-
tunity for wide-awaks full-time ex-
perienced men or women in active
Md. and Va. Offices. Member OF
Multiple LISTING System. Excellent
commission ARRANGEMENT. LEO A.
BRYER & CO.. INC. JU. 9-S032.
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GARDENER
JEROME BRODIE
OIL, 10000
IL

-
Gardener, Maintenance
Man to work around sample houses
ana unsold houses, for real estate
company in a large development.
Experienced Apply at 1924 Georgia
ave, Silver Spring. VIII. 6-64S5 or
VIII 6-625G.
GENERAL MECHANIC. high caliber
Industrial electro-mech equip, Sc.
MAiRDREsSER-A real opportunity
for an OUTSTANDING hairdresser, with
0 M'hP RUBI l2oT $3.50 conn aPP aye IN
HARDWARE CLERK, good sales
man. eXper., refs; good salary.
with chance for advancement for
right man. Apply l77s You st.
pcrienced: good salary and pleasant
working conditions. Apply manager,
kBr TT HOTEL. 10th and H SITS.
HOTEL NIGHT AUDITOR. hand
transcript experience b days. top
salary .iHr5 esmploye benefits, Phone Ii,
n,hSo0 i9r appointment. ~
basic wiring experience: interest
Ing, permanent position in air.
conditioned Office, Apply in person.
idl4 East-West hwy, Bethesda,
Mo. -21
JANITOR. colored; must be sober
ana hard worker. Salary and quar-
tiers Cali DE 2-U300. 1914 18th
ST NV Is
JANITOR'S qtrs only for services;
wife at apis, Man may hold other
iull-time day lob. Stoker exper. No
children. Sober RIA 3-lSSa. 81
JANITOR. colored. for Va. apt. prof.
ect Must be sober. steady, eX-
perienced Salary, 500 mo. Apply
MRS. HOLLAND, Larchmont Gar
dens. 1912 s. Frederick St, Airing
ton Va rs
JANITOR. colored; must be expert
enced, sober and reliable; none
other need apply. apt. and salary
Box 426-A. Star 20
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PINBALL MECHANIC, first class.
5000 working conditions. ATLAS
AMUSEMENT CO.. 1918 II st. ne.
PLAsTERERs, 25, needed immcdi-
ately; lst-class white mechanics
only Call WE. 5-4500. . to 6
FLUMBER. experienced in jobbing
and remodelling, for permanent
year-rouno position with estab-
liShed firm. Steady work in both
winter and summer Life insur-
ance, disqualification, vacation with
pay, A real opportunity for we'll
qualified man, JOHN G WEB
STER SERVICE CO., INC, LIST and
PLUMBERS, experienced in remodel
ing; ID. c. drivers permit Apply
1926 18th ST. NV. ~
must be sober and re-
liable, understand new work and
remodeling drivers permit essen
tial. Please do not apply if not
qualified, Call FE. 3-2224. H; D.
YARDMAN. knowl. power
mower landscaping; must be sober,
Tor permanent Job. 10. S-5l40.
MAN, experienced, to
work In supef market. Apply in
person, 2920 Nichols ave. sc. Il
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HELP-MEN

experienced only. selling
Institutions: good commission: I'M
limited opportunity. Call after
SALESMAN for mems clothing store
full-time pos; salary and commits
sion. Apply WEBSTER CLOTHES.
SALESMAN. Young, with car. for
electric wholesaler, good salary, eX-
cellent opportunity. BEACON ELEC-
TRIO SUPPLY CO., S05I 18th ST.,
Silver Spring.
SALESMAN with ability to manage
branchs office and accept respon-
sibility. Sales experience helpful
but further training viii be Offered
per year for qualified man, shout
average $4,000 or more. For inter-
view or further details telephone
OWNER at MA. s-9474. "a
white, hardware man:
exper.: working at present; willing
to. change for better hours and
salary. Discuss in person. NO. =
0114. 20
SALESMAN - Opening for retired
man. with car, who can afford to
work on commission only basis.
Permanent, full-time lob, selling
but no canvassing: car allowance
reliable local manufacturers. XII.
S-3S00. Il
for sporting goods de-
pRrtment. Apply in person at AN
DREWS AIR FORCE BASE EX-
CHANGE. 40-hour work week: an
nual and sick leave benefits. -
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YOUNG MAN
CAN YOU SELL?
YOUNG MEN
TIME
OPPORTUNITY

Tralning courses beginning now.
II you have car and would like to
add 500 TO SlU0 weekly to Your
present income, apply in person
Friday evening, $50 pm, SECO
co. 6l1 Sligo ave, Silver spring.
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HELP-MEN

KITCHEN MAN, experienced Also
short-order cook. experienced, for
Sundays only. Call LU. 1-0649.
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HELP-MEN Cont

DRAFTSAlEN AND CHECKERS
Electro layout and de-
sign caliber only. work in Silver
Spring area; prefer familiarity with
Navy BuOrd drafting practices and
Government specifications; excellent
working conditions, top rates Sub
Mr.. J. E. Coffay. jr.. 3402 Tulane
DR.. West Hyattsvile, Nd. THE
H L. YOH co. INC rs
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YOUNG MEN

To sell floor covering. Must have
some selling experience. Will tram.
Good starting salary. Apply DIE
NER'S INC, 1900 Rhode Island
att. ne -
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HELP-MEN
ELECTRICIAN

Immediate opening; license re-
CO., 1924 x st. NV. Room 3i9.
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statesmen, (2). outside solicitation
tor national grocery concern. Guar
anteed training salary with excel
lent commission. Opportunity for
route WORK for those with desire
and qualifications Call Mr.. ELL
TON after 6 pm. RE. 6-6712.
SALESMEN-2 reliable men with
ambition to move into assistant
manager and training director po-
sition. Must be able 10 get by with
500 per week while training. Must
prove self TO long established Wash
ington firm. No canvqSsing; quality
leads furnished; car essential.
Apply in person. 8 to 1880 am, |
to 4:30 pm. 929 F st. NV. ask for
MR.. STOFkO. ~
Statesmen c ANvASSERS-S15O per
week If YOU will work 4 hours a
day. MR.. ERWIN. ia. S-6239. %
statesmen, tull or part time. We
have exclusively a product which
sells itself on presentation. Com
pany benefits such as life insurance
and disqualification. See Mr..
Towles. NATIONAL LAUNDRY.
2035 West Va. ave. ne. ~
SALESMEN-Food plan. Except op-
por. We need full-time and 3
part-time statesmen; 25so commits
sion MR. ERWIN JA S-O13J ~
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ATTENTION
STUDENTS AND ARMED
FORCES PERSONNEL
HELP-WoMEk

ACCOUNTANTS, bookkeepers, s70-
500 wk up typiSts, clerks. recep-
from. Mr. Black at BOYDS 700
Ia. Co.. q INV
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RECEIVING CLERK

EXper. furniture Ian preferred that
Will train Woodworking young man;
good salary plus numerous company
Dement'S. Apply HOUSE a. HERR
MANN. 9TH and Eve SITS. NV. -2A
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CLERK-TYPISTs, beginners S3,460
FILE CLERKS "a yng, his,
no eXper. COCO at tIeures So4nO
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ARTIST, experienced. spots. mer-
chandiSe; I-day week. Bring sam
pies. KRONSTADT AGENCY. I'll
18th ST. NV nS
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BEAU Excellent opportunity
( tor good operator. all around. g0od
| salary and commission. HUNTING
4 TOWERS BEAUTY SALON, Alex
/ andrld, Va, XII SOL 10. after
I and Sundays, call XII. S-SU47. %
Milford chronicle., 1956-03-16

Read The Classified Ads
Milford chronicle., 1956-03-16
cOAAlA.a.EAlT: e.
Lord Chesterfield
observer during his dcy:
IF you ore not in
fashion, you are
nobody"
HUSKY BOYS FIND SPECIAL SIZES ~
IN ROBUST CLOTHES FROM JoHNsoNs

In the many years of experience
LEE JOHNSON has in buying
clothes for the husky boy. you're
assured of the best fit possible.
The incest thing about clothes tall
ored just for the husky boy is that
it gives him a nicer appearance.
He'll still look husky and healthy,
but he'll also look sharp and neat.
Your husky boy. more than most
boys, just for his morale. needs the
right clothes. Here in LEE JOHN
SONS this problem is recognized.
We know how to fit him so he'll be
proud and happy in his husky
clothes. Whether it's a suit top
coat, sports coat. slacks, and even
dress or sports shirts, you can
count on LEE JOHNSONs having
the right size just for your husky
boy.
Make this happy Easter sea
son for your husky-take him
along with you to LEE JOHNSONs
right now
Milford chronicle., 1956-03-16
Farmers Urged To
Keep Good Records

Farmers should keep adequate
records in order to be able to file
complete tax returns, Fl. Leland
Brown, District Director OF Inter
nal Revenue for DeSaware, an
nounced today.
Mr.. Brown continued, by all
means keep a complete record Of
all your income and all your ex-
penses from your farming opera
ton. Keep your records up to date
by recording daily each sale of a
farm product and each expense for
feed, fertilizer and other farm ex-
penses. Personal living expenses,
such as your own food, clothing,
and the like, are not considered
farm expenses. This record of your
farm expenses and income will
the job Of fling tax returns at the
end of each year easy.
Tax returns for farm income ir
1866 should be completed and
mailed with the tax to the Districi
Director of Internal Revenue. VIII
mington, Delaware. Immediately
after the close of the year. Do no
wait for the April Is, 1856, dead
line.
Many more tax returns from
( farmers will be received Thu
! year." Mr, Brown added. "Tfis !:
true because the coyerage of farm
operators by social security vii
Milford chronicle., 1956-03-16

ence Won CORES spent Saturday
evening with her niece and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Allen of
Townsend.
Mrs. George Hanson entertained
Mrs. Wallace Hanson and Mrs. ".
S. Smith at dinner at the Dinner
Bell Inn in Dover on Thursday in
honor of Mrs. Smiths birthday.
Mrs Reynolds Wilson Of Smyrna
and Harry F. Harrington of Will
mington were the weekend guests
of MIR. and Mrs. Theodore Harring-
ton.
Mrs S. NJ. Williams entertained
the members of her bridge club at
her home on Thursday evening.
Mrs. Cora Harrison was the din
nor guest on Sunday of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Harrison of Millsboro.
Fulton Downing spent last week
end in Boston, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Parks were
Saturday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. g. Davis of Dover.
The Misses Oracle Graham, Mar
lene Raughley, Pauline Welch and
Eleanor Walls will attend the pre-
Gaping dance held in the Della
ware Hospital Auditorium on Fri
day evening.
Milford chronicle., 1956-03-16

here in LEE JOHNSONS. Keep
ahead of the crowd. get yourself
an Ivy League Student Suit in LEE
JOTHNSONS tomorrow. The boys,
and Lee here, know you'll like it.
Milford chronicle., 1956-03-16

"Just can't seem to feed him
enough" is the way many mothers
tell US about their husky boys. The
other problem they have is finding
the right size clothes for them.
You just can't take a regular styled
coat. suit or pants Cor even a shirt
and hope to alter it to fit that husky
boy of yours. That's why some
clothing makers specialize in husky
boys. LEE JOHNSONS specializes
in the clothes for husky boys.
Incidentally, 25 ouI of every 100
boys are husky. And here in LEE
JOHNSONS we stock the clothes
that a husky boys needs to look
right
Don't take a suit, jacket. slacks,
shirt, or other clothes that need a
lot OF alterations for your boy.
Take the clothes that are designed
for him. The clothes tnat are pro-
portioned right from che start
Milford chronicle., 1956-03-16
DACSBORo
By Mrs. EssIs Hickman

Mrs. Leila Daisey and Mrs. Rena
West spent few days in Phila-
delphia the past week.
Mrs. Robert Rhodes and daughter
Gayl of Glenwcod, n. j., were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. George E.
Long and family.
Joseph Painting. Sr., is hospital
lied at the Beebe Hospital in
Lewes suffering from a fall he sus-
tanned the past week. He fell on
the stairs and received a broken
collar bone and fracturing three
ribs. Hope for speedy recovery.
Little Linda Sue jackson of Sea-
ford spent Wednesday to Satur-
day with her uncle, MilIard West
and family.
Dinner guests Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Orville Dukes were Mr.. and
Mrs. Volley Johnson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Junior Hamblin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Millard West and
daughters, Una Lee and EIoise and
Jimmy Burton OF Millsbor0 were
guests Of their aunt, Mrs. Lettie
McMullen at Newar1 on Sunday.
Little Billy Chandler IS i'll at the
Beebe Hospital in Lewes.
Larry Chandler was an overnight
guest of George e. Long. Jr.. on
Saturday
We are glad to hear that Renzy
ClOgg is much improved and waz
able to enjoy dinner last Sunday
at the home of his daughter, Mrs
Mamie Kitchens and family of Sell
byvilIe
We are glad to see Russell Brit
tingham able to be out and return
TO his work after suffering with
virus the past week.
Mrs. Charlotte Layfield under
went surgery at the Delaware Hos
pital in Wilmington Friday morn
ing. She is getting along fine.
Mrs. Paul Clogg and daughters
Iris and Beverly, and Mrs. Curnie
Clogg spent Saturday in Whining
ton.
Mrs. Sallie Derrickson of Mill
lville was an overnight guest last
Saturday of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Parkhurst. On Sunday morning,
Mr.. and Mrs. Parkhurst, Mrs. Der
Erickson and Mrs Minerva Baker
.notored to the home of Mr.. and
AIRS. William wilkins at Milford
and enjoyed a double birthday din
ner given for Mrs. Derrickson and
Mr.. wilkins. They were joined
there by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Baker
Of Philadelphia and Mrs. Betty
ChOinacki of New Jersey.
Milford chronicle., 1956-03-16

Mrs. Wix will be remembered as
Miss Betty Bradley, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs ManlOve Bradley.
Mrs. Theodore Harrington enter
tanned a group of friends at a des-
sert bridge at her home on Tues
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas L. Wingate
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Win
gate of Roxana were the guests on
Sunday of their sister, Mrs. George
w. Hanson. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Wingate have returned home af-
ter spending the winter in Ber-
muda.
Mrs. Sewell c. Downes of Will
mington was the guest on Sunday
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Sharp.
Mrs. George Toppin. Mrs. A. B.
Parsons, Mrs. Mark Wiley anu
Mrs. w. w. Sharp served refresh
ments at The gJSO in Dover on We'd
nesday evening for the Woman's
Society of Christian Service of As
bury Methodist Church. Other
groups from the society will serve
Gu March IA and March %.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Millard Cooper
ana Mrs. L. R. Beauchamp spent
Me1aay in Wilmington.
Mrs. Lewis Slaughter entertained
the faculty bridge club at her home
ion Monday evening.
Mrs. Virginia Clarkson enter
tanned at dinner on Sunday in hon.
or of the birthdays of her daugh-
ters, Mrs. Jack Holland and Mrs.
Potosi Moore. Her guests were
Charles Warren of CIaymont, Mr..
and Mrs. William Moore, ard Mrs.
Anna Wyatt of Wilmington Err.
and Mrs. Jack Holland and chill
dren of Milton. Walter Moore of
Milford and Riley Melvin of Har-
rington.
Miss Jeanette Won CORES and
Russell Legates spent Saturday
evening with Mr. and Mrs. James
Sylvester of Blackbird. Mrs Flor