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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-23
Real Estate Salesman

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Aggressive. lve-wirs exper. sales
man. for progressive builder OF SUB
division This position oftegs an n, eE-
s fSlisGf fuI VII. s- Sas Mn 2sI
REAL ESTATE Statesmen tor la
dies. experienced preferred but
will train; liberal commission: A:
Y: PIsANI, Realtors, OIL. 4-7oOo or
REAL ESTATE Statesmen - Free
day classes Must have car: Pre-
pare yourself today to sell the all
cash way for the boom this spring
in Md For appointment. call NIX.
BARTON, OIL. .-16l3. cox g. CO.,
INC. 7sa5 Old Georgetown I'd"
REAL ESTATE Statesmen, pleasant
working conditions: fun ofncs CO.
s SDeTasi0n s Sss IN the CALDWELL AL
Realty, ii 5-66a2 -.3
REAL ESTATE SALEMEN needed by
one of Arlington's larger realtors.
Additional men on full-time, basis
to cover coming projects and gem
eral brokerage. Ideal commission
arrangements, and closing assist
R hssI EsTXfE sALEsMEN-Ws
have openings for wide, awake
men or women, Experienced only
In active MARYLAND and Va ofhceS.
Loads of listines and co-operatl3nl.
LEO A. Dryer S 4 CO.. INC. ~
R RAPE Is{ "A E-s sssGGGlEsMEN-Gei in
the most fabulous county in the
u. S.wFairfsx. Call FAIRFAX
REALTY. MIR. Grubbs, CIR. 3-2407
or CIR. 3-0631.
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ROOKKEEPER

Real estate office requires expert
enced, fulI-charge bookkeeper: inter-
esting work. good salary. excellent
oppty. for advancement Call today
RE. 1851
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T'YPTS1

xo 9fas conditions X Esek E2 HMShss.
TON-RAND. 1915 L st. NV. "a
ply in person, Mt. VERNON RES
wAiTREss, white, 81 exp Ser nee for
nightwerk; good tips and salary.
MARATHON RESTAURANT, 1914
WAITRESS WANTED. white, expert.
fUNcHE SSSETFH 4 A RRsErA G1ENsE
81 PENNSYLVANIA ave. NV. -25
WAITRESS. white. good salary and
good tips, good hours. Apply
under IS, 5ai Georgia Ap ave. NV.
Call tn. 2-50so afternoons. ~
after 5; CASANOVA RESTAURANT.
w ls4T tSth St M,,i NV .xn.r 80 80 IN.
nieht' closed suns Apply in Pc.
son eft 3, :,el Riggs I'd. ne. -2S
WAITRESS, age II 30, good salary;
5-day wk. See Mr.. Ashwell after
5 pm. Apolv in person only FL
M NEE ~ FT szs n = p PARK CAFE
wIAiTTREss. N White. hours %;T 5 pm, to
9 Pm RE, Preferably under IS. 60
MATTRESSES t2l Apply TORINO
RESTAURANT, 300 II s.. NV
GIRL FOR GENERAL. once work:
hrs. 9 to 3. > days wk. LA. g. hS5
or JU S-25S5. -25
LADY of good personality and fair
education for desirable position
with reliable corporation. Must DO
loyal and faithful to her work.
S3400 year Box 40-R. Star -
LADIES in spare time, can make
over 500 week, selling LOUEY
VENN COSMETICS, EN-. 3-a1T7.
AID 4-50Sn Al
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JUNIOR
CLERK

Young girl. 1919 yrs Of age, high
school graduate for permanent po-
sition in our acct. dept. Possibilities
Room fiO2; open weekdays. 5000
and Sat, 9-l@ No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
11O1 Penna. Ave. NV.
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CRAFTSMAN

Experienced in detailing shop draw
mas for misc. iron and aluminium.
Wide variety and challenging work.
Salary commensurate with ability.
Call OF. 10000 for confidential in
terview. A. F JORSS/ IRON WORKS.
INC. Arlington, Va. %
DRIVERS WANTED, MELODY MAID
ICE CREAM CO. INC. Call Ii; A.
1855 between : and pm. -25
DRUG CLERK, experienced; no Sun
sions. hosp, etc. HIGGERS DRUG
5017 Conn. ave. NV -2t
DRUG CLERK, experienced pre-
ferred good hours. salary plus
commission STANDARD DRUG
co. 3i@" 18th st. NV. "a
DRUG CLERK. Jr., exper.. ref: alter
nate ewes. and Sunday. PETWORTH
PHARMACY. Georeia ave. and
IIrNs hlir u VI .-OA
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SECRETARY

SECRE ! AT I
Assistant to top executives GptI ,yni age
some experience in STAFF supervision.
Unusually attractive environment
and interesting work, Cal! 81.
3-6a7l for appointment.
SECRETARY
Top fight, experienced, knowledge
Elk. 3-l060. IA
for
trade associa ton; pleasant sur
s1rance Dement'S; good salary .t foT
career minded willing worker. POI
s Mi,lf sld ROOM SUPERVISOR
teach and supervise. commercial
sewing methods. in shop employ
ing handicapped women. Able to
dav week. Apply GOODWILL IN
DUSTRIES, Personnel once. l.29
10th 81. NV. q to /. noon, Monday
through Friday or BY appt. IA
SODA FOUNTAIN GIRL, white. for
downtown drugstore. nc evenings
or Sunday work; good pay :; me neS :,
S sS9lPnf s4oRE APPLY IIGs B a. nT
national research
organization; salary. $500 to start;
aforementioned building Call MRS.
CARTER, RE. 7-S52S for appt. --23
STENOGRAPHER. white, expert
o to 3; conditioned once at
18th and X NV: group hospitaliza-
ton and insurance, paid vacation.
Call RE. 1-2l57 for Apt.
small law Arm;
intelligent versatile, cooperative,
legal experience unnecessary: op-
portanity for advancement Ma.
S-S046. Us
STENOGRAPHERS
For assignments Of few days or
several weeks Good pay. mo ewes.
or week end NE. $1,000. -23
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REAL ESTATE SALESMAN

Excellent opportunity for a sales
man" real estate or otherwise. to
Join progressive -realtor organ. "a
yrs exper. Best of NV. and Mont
somery Co listings. Call EN-. 2-140O
or eyes, OIL. 4-1S52.
Metzler, Realtors-Builders
50a. CONN. AVE. AT NEBR. AVE
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GARAGE FOREMAN

rNpsr msint And repair trucks or
hses Hish school grad. AGs IS :sS
d 10000. Is
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Salesman Decorator

Salesman DECORATOR
to man to call on aualified leads
for Slipcovers and upholstering. no
We make the appoint
ments for you. Liberal commissions
and car allowance. Commissions paid
in full every week Experience neces-
sary. Call for appointment, MR.
Johnson. Elk. 3-0523 %
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Insurance Statesmen

81
INTERIOR DECORATORS ALE 5 :
PERSON. suburban furniture store:
full time; top pay. Apply in person.
VIRGA & CO. T126 Wisconsin
ave. Bethesda, Md. 70
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The Evening Star
18th and Pa. Ave. NV.

TYPIST. high school graduate, OPP
portunities for advancement: ex-
cellent company dement's. Please
cal for apnt RE 1-113O. IBM
REGIONAL OFFICE, 1897 L st, NV.
-o6
TYPIST for fire and casualty gen.
e eTs sSsn'y Int previous sx2Serisn's
-DI. $3.50. or apply in person al
YOUNG & SIMON, $40 woodward
Building. -"5
TYPISTS-All kinds openings. $50.
sos wk. UP. All ages II good typist,
typist-bookprs.. Dictaphone typist.
inquire MA S-2340 Mr.. Black at
BoYDS Test. 40 yrsl, cor. 18th
and G SITS.
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MESSENGERS

Young ooys. 1919 yrs. Of age
Permanent positions In our advertis-
ing service dept. Possibilities OF
advancement. II under Is. bring
Room 6O2: open weekdays. 5000
and Sat a-l2 No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
llo1 Penna. Ave. NV.
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IBM OPERATOR

Familiar with operations on 40"
and $40 machines. Wiring desirable
but not necessary Apply FOOD
FAIR SUpEP MAR <ET, 2060 West
Virginia ave. ne. or call LA. $4,000
for appointment.
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SAIESLADIES

SALESLAD1EO
To sell ladies' dresses and acces-
CONNIE FASHIONS
1910 l4th ST. NV. -25
SALEsWOMEN. part time, expert
encea only; Ane -spor:sWear shops;
Arlington ewes. Sats): lower Conn.
ave. tsatsJ. CASUAL CORNER
saE.AaMsTREss for drapery and Slip
cover work: steady employment.
gg qGd pay y a $ STANDARD q p A uPHol-
sfCRETARY. legal. broadcastins
network, salary. SO weekly. Giyee
experience. Box 254-R, Star. -23
sECRE1ARi. PARI TINE, to sales
executive; perm position; DOWN
town air-cond suite; shorthand.
tipping, knowledge bookkeeping req
Start Sl.75 Der hr. MA. SIS 30
sEfSGERfEHTpARY-ls-35; experienced in
once procedures; reasonable typins
and shorthand speeds required. q
day week. 90: planned salary az.
iustment liberal employe Dement'S:
interesting and varied work. ABBY
in person. D. c. CHAPTER. AMER
ICAN RED CROSS, 2o25 E st. NV
sECRETARY. patent law Arm, under
IS years of age: 5-day week, to
B; downtown location. MA. s-lS7e.
SECRETARY. part time, physicians
Office Give age. experience REFER
cnces: Box 43o-H. star.
SECRETARY. capable shorthand a nc
MD AAPnNSON -G1
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all-round operator;
salary ana commission. LOUISE
MOORE BEAUTY SALON, 604 l 1th
st. NV. ME-. s-s4l0, rs
man or woman, for our
Bethesda SALON.. excellent oppor-
tunity for good operator; 5-day
week; good salary and commission.
town I'd. or 1921 Conn. ave. -27
male or female: hair
stylist. also manicurist and girls i
to shampoo and assist. GABRIEL.
1919 Conn. ave. NV. -26
BEAUTICIAN, good, hsirstylist. male
OF female; busy shop, ; days. Call
MR.. HAROLD; u. 5-2s32; ewes.
., experienced; ex-
cellent working conditions. ) days
vacation with pay: S15 gusrsnteed
ANDREA's HAIR sTYLIsT, oppo-
Site Hecht's, 1851 Fenton St.
Silver Spring, Ju 5-9525. ~:5
BEAUTY OPERATOR, sS5-S100 per
week guarantee plus commission: p
day Tesf o,I 70 G GsESTVE a ftsfay
BEAUTY OPERATOR-Excel, oppor
PAT YOUR HAiRDREssER, a3? F
st, NV, ME. s-4S31. 10
BEAUTY OPERATOR. white, part
time. LII. l-9S54. MADEMOISELLE
BEAUTY SALON. -2S
for old established
retail firm: some accountint eou-
cation necessary. experience IN
sales audit helpful; good starting
salary commensurate with ablllty:
many company benefits; free com
pany parking. See MR.. SAUNDERS,
10 to 5, 2146 oath pl. ne.
BOOKKEEPER, Elliott Fisher ma
chine operator. Apply Bird hoor'
SAKS, $40 18th st. NV. -
BOOKKEEPER- PAYROLL CLERK,
experienced In contractors ONCE; D
days, 40 hrs. S15. $40 Columbia
pike, Arl., ia. 5-4466. -"3
BOOKKEEPER.TYPiST for exclusive
dress shop: 1-woman once; COM
plete charge; salary open. JOAN
ROBERTS, 100 Conn. ave. at l..
BOOKKEEPER, part time, day or
ewes. SALARY and hours open. Must
have transp. RE. 6-7l16 for appt.
BooKKEEPER, full charge: exper.
in hotel and restaurant accts.;
pleasant SURF; excel. salary Sena
resume or arrange interview with
manager. MARLING HOUSE, 90 E.
Fayette st, Baltimore, Md -25
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DRY WALL

Point up men needed in large sub
division Of 400 houses. Steady work
and good ray. Apply at 1924 Geor-
sia ave. GREENWOOD knobs,
Wheaton Nd. Ask for Mr.. Smith,
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Bkkp. Machine OPP.
Capable. efficient typewriter-key-
board machine operator, for &C
counts receivable posting. Good sal
airy: permanent position: 5-day week
8 am. = 80 pm. RUDOLPH d WESl
WI WV
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SALESCLERK, drug, cosmetic, news
stand, or cigar experience, ex-
cellent working conditions; 6-day
week; meals furnished. Apply RIM.
2o5, Washington National Airport.
SALESGIRL, white, 5-ft.-9, or over,
work in speciality shop, part time,
ST. an hour. DI. 7-19S1. -21
SALESGlRLS AND CHECk-OUT
GIRLS for self-service 3 and 10
cent store; experience necessary.
Apply 1901 Wisconsin ave. NV.
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Wren ansUsrias ddpsrtisrentt
Addressed 10 StaI boreS do MOI
iroloSe Original JeTeTeHces photo
graphs o. Other materials OF per-
soHdl rdiHe Copies ssTUe the par
pose Oriotnais may Get lost
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virginia ave. ne. OF call La O-D-Vh
for appointment.
INsTALLMENT CREDIT OFFICER
To head department. Experienced in
buying retail installment contracts,
conditional sales contracts and
chattel mortgages. Must have ex-
perience in financing autos. appl-
ances or other time sales. Must be
good at dealer relations. Salary
open. AID. 4-0640 for interview:
INSURANCE-Man with car for es-
tablished debit; 500 per week
with opportunity to make consid-
erably more to man who qualities.
Room 410, 63l E st. NV. IS
Insurance Statesmen
To sell all forms of fire and casualty
insurance in Va Must have state
of Va license. or qualify to obtain
one. Must be an enerHetic youns
man with good personality. between
25-35 years Of age Wonderful 90
portunity in one OF the fastest
growing insurance firms in the
Northern Va. area Must have own
car Minimum earnings. $4,000
annually. Write full details OF Job
qualifications, personal qualifications
and business and personal references.
Give name, address and phone no.
for interview Write Box 4lo-L. star.
INTERIOR DECORATORS ALE S :
PERSON. suburban furniture store:
fuli time. ton paw ApDly in person.
Milford chronicle., 1956-10-12

ris, visited Rehoboth and River
dale on Sunday afternoon.
The Houston Home Demonstra-
tion Club will meet on October IS,
with Mrs. Florence Scott. hostess,
at her home on School Street
We are happy to report Mrs.
c. Walter Wharton. who recently
underwent surgery at the Whining
ton General Hospital, has return
ed home and is getting along fine
Mrs. Blanche Counselman and
Mrs. William Counselman are Wis
iting the formers brother and sis
ter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Pearce, in Syracuse, n Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Hollis, Jr.,
are on business trip to Canada.
They expect to be gone about 10
days.
Houston School Menu-October
Is to 10, inc.
Mon, Oct. Is, milk, baked mac
aroni and cheese, cole slaw, bread
butter dessert; Tues, Oct. Is. milk,
meat loaf, scalloped potatoes,
butter, dessert; Wed, Oct. II, milk,
hamburger on bun. potato chips,
pickle, dessert; Thurs, Oct Is,
milk, Dreaded spiced ham, candied
sweet potatoes, relish, dessert; Fri.
Oct. 10, milk, spagetti end meat
balls. cut green beans. dessert.
Milford chronicle., 1956-10-12

occasion being to celebrate the 18th
birthday of Ruth Ann Yerkes. which
will occur on the 10th. Guests were
Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Armour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Prentice and
daughter are visiting reltiyes in
New York State.
We are very grieved to learn
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Gott are leav-
ing on Wednesday for Front Roy
al, Va, where they will make their
home with their son. Ray and fam
lily, for awhile Mrs Gott has been
in poor health for quite some time,
and they thought the change might
benefit her. Mr.. Gott is in poor
health at the present time, too
We hope they don't stay too long,
for they are very nice folks. and
we are going to miss them.
Lewis Carter, who was oper-
ated upon in Johns Hopkins Hos
pitai, baltimore, is quite improved
He is out OF the hospital, but is
still in Baltimore. He expects to
be coming home soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Paul Greenlee
and Mrs. Viola Thistlewood spent
Sunday afternoon with the Jack
Kennedys on Old Porter Road.
Bear.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Emory Webb
daughter Eileen, and Diane Nor
Milford chronicle., 1956-10-12
ROXANA
By Mrs. Alice Lockwood
Phone SelbyVille 1891

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Lekites
and Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Ewell
spent the weekend with their
children, Mf. and Mrs. Carlton
Lyons, at Claymont They were
also dinner guests Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. Harold McCabe, at Clay
mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Grise and
daughter. jamie Beth. are moving
to Salisbury this week, where they
will open a filling station. We re-
gret their leaving, but wish them
much success in their new bus
mess.
Mrs. Matte McCabe spent last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
W. McGinnis at Milford. She re-
turned home Saturday. Mrs. Ad-
die Murray visited Mrs. McCabe
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Murray
had as their dinner guests We'd
nesday her sister, Mrs. Andrew
Murray, of Georgetown, and aunt,
Mrs. Anna Evans, of Ocean View,
and Miss Barbara Truitt, of near
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Lekites have
as their house guest their aunt.
Mrs. Lizzie Hickman, of Whining
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Murray
were dinner guests Wednesday
evening of Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Hud-
son, near Ocean View.
Sorry to hear of Donald j. Hick-
man getting his hand in the corn
picker. He is in the Beebe Hos
pital. LeWes.
Milford chronicle., 1956-10-12
HOUSTON
By Mrs. Merrill
ThistlewOOd
Phone
Milford 4944

Church news for Sunday, Oct
ober 14th, 1856: Sunday School at
10000 o'clock. Robt H. Yerkes. Sr.,
general supt.; Alvin Brown, supt.
of the Junior; Mrs. Dorothy Pear
son, Cradle Roll supt. This is a
large school. but there is always
room for more, so come out, won't
you?
Morning worship at II a. M,
Rev Joseph B. Vaughn, pastor.
This service begins in the spirit
of worship when the organ pre-
lude begins. Call to Worship by the
pastor. There will be special mus
ical numbers by the Chancel Choir
and the Senior Choir, and the pas
tor will deliver the sermon. This
will be the return of the Chan
eel Choir for the fall and winter.
6:45 p. M, NJ. Y. F. will meet in
the Sunday School room with Betty
Hayes as leader.
7:30 p. M, the evening worship
service. The w. S. G. S. will have
charge of this service.
Wednesday night at $50, the
Junior Choir will meet at church
for rehearsal and the same eve
ming at 7:15 the Chancel Choir
will rehearse. The Senior Choir
will meet at the church on Friday
evening for rehearsal.
We are very sorry to report the
death of one of our citizens, Mr.
Eugene Vanderwende on Satur-
day. Funeral services were held
on Wednesday afternoon from the
Boyer Funera; Home in Harring-
ton, with inte4.ne in Hollywood
Cemetery. His survivors are his
wife, Emma; three sons, Raymond
E.. Merrill W., and Benjamin t.,
and one daughter. Mrs. Pauline
Lord. The family has our deepest
sympathy
We regret very much to report
Nancy Sapp. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs VIM. H. Sapp, Jr.. is quite
i'll at this time in Kent General
Milford chronicle., 1956-10-12

Hospital, Dover Her left lung cCI-
lapsed and she in an oxygen tent.
Apparently, the cause was bron-
chial pneumonia. We hope Nancy
makes a speedy recovery, as her
little friends in school miss her
very much.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Porter, of Har-
rington. and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Sapp. of near Houston, have just
recently returned from a trip to
Adrian. Michigan, and other i'm
portant places. They were away
for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Bergstrom
and daughter, of Wilmington, were
overnight guests on Friday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin
Morgan.
We have just learned that Doug
las Trader, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Trader, of near town, had
the misfortune to fall and hit his
head just above the eye while at
school on Tuesday. Several stitch
es were needed to close the wound.
We hope it will not give him any
trouble.
Mrs. William Scott, who takes
care of the cafeteria at school,
had the misfortune to scald her
hand and wrist very badly last
week. but her wound seems to be
healing very nicely at this time,
and we trust that it won't give
her any trouble
Mr.. and Mrs Francis Simpson
had as dinner guests or Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Hart and
family, of Magnolia. Mrs. Edna
Sapp and Mrs. Anna Tuttle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Yerkes and
Mrs. Jennie Hendricks entertained
at turkey dinner on Sunday, the
Milford chronicle., 1956-10-12
Folks Watching
10th District Contest

Delawareans, particularly Sussex
Countians, will be carefully watch
ing the outcome of the contest for
the legislative scat in Sussex's 10th
Representative District. Aside from
the fact that this district, compris-
ing Milton, Lewes and adjacent
rural areas, generally produces a
close contest, public interest, this
year, has been stimulated by the
fact that this is the district that
was the locale for the much pub
licized "Lank Story. a tale of
how a Republican was elected to
the 118th General Assembly. sworn
i'm and seated, and then deprived
of his seat and replaced by his pre-
viously defeated Democrat oppon-
ent when the majority party. in
unprecented action, threw out all
absentee votes, changing the re-
suit of the election and giving the
Democrats a two-third majority in
the Lower House.
To Arthur r. Reed, retired pos
tai transportation clerk, of Lewes,
falls the task of proving that ma
jority OF the voters in the Tenth
District desire to have Republi-
can represent them in the legis-
lature, and, in selecting Mr.. Reed
as their nominee, Tenth District
Republicans selected a man ably
qualified to campaign strongly and,
if elected. to serve adequately.
A native of Sussex County, Mr..
Reed, as a young man, during
World War, served overseas in
France with the 10Th Infantry Divi-
sion, and, upon his return, be-
came a postal transportation clerk,
in which capacity he served until
retired a few years ago. Down
through the years, Mr.. Reed has not
only maintained an active interest
in civic affairs but has been active
in fraternal circles; a 80 degree
mason, he is a member of Jefferson
Lodge No. Is. A. F. & A. NJ, of
Lewes; the Tall Cedars of Leba-
non. the Delaware Consistory and
the Nur Temple.
In campaigning, Mr.. Reed is
stressing that, if elected, he will
give active representation to his
district and will be guided by the
wishes and needs of a majority of
his constituents regardless of their
party affiliation. Those who know
this genial public-spirited citizen
feel that ne will do just this.
Milford chronicle., 1956-10-12
TFIEL-
By Mrs. Anna Smith

The W.S.C.S. of the Bethel ME.
Church was entertained on Thurs
day evening at the home of Mrs.
Vernon Hopkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Hastings
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Scott and daughter were Sunday
dinner guests of their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Harley Hastings.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Snedaker
and family of Hadden Heights,
New Jersey, were weekend guests
of Mrs. Laura Williams. Mrs Will
liams accompanied the Snedakers
home for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Phillips
Of Middletown, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Evans, Mrs. Fannie Wheatley of
Norfolk. Va, were weekend guests
Of Mrs. nellie Williams.
Milford chronicle., 1956-10-12
SUPERSONIC SWEETHEART

CINCINNATI Up Mrs. Del
yina Wheeldon, Cincinnati radio
broadcaster and former Powers
model, became the first woman ever
to be given the Air Force Assn.
Citation of Honor.
She was named "Supersonic
Sweetheart cf the AFA. The honor
was the result of her having flown
faster than the speed of sound as
a jet plane passenger last May H.
Mrs. Wheeldon made the flight
with the permission of the Air
Force over Lake Erie in a Lock
heed F-94C "Starfire"
She is known to midwest listen
ers over Radio Station WCKY, as
"DelVina" and conducts a pro-
gram called "Woman's World"
Milford chronicle., 1956-10-12
HE WHO GETS CLIPPED

KALAMAZOO, Mich. Up A
man came into Eugene Scott's bar
Der shop and announced: Give me
a good haircut or I'll hit you"
After getting the clipping, the
unidentified customer clipped Scott
on the nose, saying: I've paid a
lot of BARRIERS in the same way for
giving me bum haircut.
With that, he stalked out leaving
Scott clutching his nOse-and the
bag.
Milford chronicle., 1956-10-12

Mrs. Rhoda Garrett is spending
some time with her son and daugn-
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
Garrett, near Laurel.
Mrs. William Walls has returned
to her home after being a patient
in Milford Memorial Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs Gerald Spence and
son, of Newark, Del, were week
end guests of their parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Miller and Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Spence.
Mrs Harry Carter and son of Do
yer. were guests last week of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Bell.
Mrs. Roland Mumford has re-
turned to her home in Raleigh, n.
G, after visiting her father, Mr..
Wilbur Hurley.
Mr.. Milton Tracey is spending
the next two weeks in Frazer, Pa.
Milford chronicle., 1956-10-12

One schedule airline pilot dies
for every half million hears of fly
ing.