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BEGINNERS DREAM

1. Cozy large rambler. > bedrms.
lge. dining area. u bsmt storm
windows: large yard. loaded with
plants and shrubs. viii accept Gil
contract for S12,S50.
>. 2-bedrm. brick rambler, lge.
yard with tall trees; sep dining
area; CITY utilities; modern through
out. CT, $4,000 No 100.
No RI
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
COLORED-HOMES

NJ bE ILEMENI IHARUES
MOVE IN IMMEDIATELY
SS,500-S6O0 DOWN-S5S MO.
Living rm., large modern kitchen
with dining area, . bedrms. and
full bath: large l2-acre lot: within
walking distance of new elementary
school, Also some with lovely day
light Easements for $4,000 and S62
ave. sc. to Clinton traffic light, turn
right onto Piscataway I'd, continue
to Postum pike and open" sign at
corner.
CARL E WILKINSON
Builder Contractor CY. 1926
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WE DIDN'T

Sell this 3-bedroom brick
rambler with garage last
week end like the builder said
but he said we better this
week end Asking S17,950.
J-W REALTY CO., IA. g.
1878.
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SHELDRAKE ESTATE
UNIVERSITY PARK

custom brick Colonial: entrance
hall. liv. rm. with firepl.. full din.
I'm. with French doors to scr porch,
large kit with birch cabinets, B
, twin bedrms., with walk-in closets.
ga baths; full bsmt. with paneled
rec. rm.. att. garage; close 70
schools. 4319 Clagett I'd, AP. Z
e4e3. Priced In mid-20s. open SUM-
z til dark, m
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ALEXANDRIA

Very clean. "-bedrm.. brk home
nicely equip kit, liv rm. din. rm
and porch, > hedrms ana tile bath
on End A.; rec rm In hsmt. we'll
kept fenced lot Gil. Sl2,0O0
FRED j. GEORGE, Realtor
IA. s-6777 IA. 7-0l4I
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Open Sunday, 20 PM.
ALEXANDRIA
1925 DOWN-GI
TOWN HOUSE

We think this is the best buy in
town. You be the Judge and insnert
this English bsmt type home Tea
turing liv. rm.. with fireplace, den
and powder rm on LIST floor. din
I'm. with fireplace. equipped kit. and
2 bath on ground level: French
doors open onto a lovely rear gar
den and patio; md Il. has 3 bed
recommend this OUTSTANDING hoIne
Tor the low. low price Of Sl3.a50
!price is firm. Can you beat thisP
Alter . pm, call MR.. FLOW, so.
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LENAH, va, S15.500-3-bedroom
rambler, 22-ft. living room with
fireplace, separate dining room. u
basement: 3 acres level ground:
small down payment. Owner viii
terms. s. o. BURTON. Lenah as :.
22442. or LYNN REALTY. JE. 2
LYON PARK 5-bedrm.. 2-bath
bungalow; hv. rm.. fireplace. separ-
ate din. rm.. equipped kitchen;
l0OxlS9 shaded lot. H. A. DARNE,
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MANASSAS. VA.

MANASSAS. VA.
Farmette. 6l2 a, and pond. barn.
chicken house, gear gar. etc: &
rms. Snd bath. all modern brick with
. rms, semibath frame. nice FOR >
family living
New, 9 rms, bath. utility room
lot
New 2-bedrm. and bath shingle,
Dsmt' and gar. pine-paneled Nv.
rm. and kitchen cabinets, lovely
setting, Ia a. with pond.
s-bedrm. and bath brk. pine
paneled liv. rm. and kitchen cab
NETS, q a. and pond.
country living reas DIN. payt..
owner will finance. Cali OWNER
Manassas. Va. 457-J
MANASSAS, WA beautiful stone
home, full basement, stone garage,
private swimming rool. Fit for a
king.
Other homes large and small.
THOMAS L. JUSTICE
Real Estate Broker
PHONE 53i, or Jg1J
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ALEXANDRIA
IDA SECTION

Most convenient location. 3 hlks.
to public, parochial schools. buses
and shopping This charming -
story brick Colonial is only minutes
drive to Pentagon. Side entrance
din. rm. with French doors to a large
screened porch. beautiful equip. kit.
and "a bath on LIST floor. 3 large
bedrms and colored ceramic tiled
bath on end floor Full bSmt. with
shower bath Tiled floor. auto. wash
machine, gas heat. Custom draperieS.
rods and blinds included. The price
OF this lovely home is only S20,950.
Down payment. "a 900.
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MeLEAN-FALLs CHURCH AREA

MeLEAN:FALLS CHURCH AREA -
Colonial home; remodeled Three
6edrms.: baths, lse. den and din.
OF Rte. z: lovely 5 acres, with good
barns. greenhouses; ideal for pri-
yate school. nursery or animal
kennel: $4,000, low down paw
ment. L. A. PAPPAS, KE. S-52O6.
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MT. VERNON BLVD. area-3-bedrm.
thing. Priced In low EOS. See ii Il
and you'll buy 1t. E. A HERN-
HOLM, XII. 9-7411: ewes. SO.
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$62

Per month pays principal. interest.
taxes and insurance on this 2-bed-
room home in Carmody Hills. Price,
$3.50. Call MR.. 30. LEE FREW
PLATT, LO. 7-2209, JU. 9-701S.
80
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FALLS CHURCH
FALLS CHURCH
4-BEDROOM CAPE COD-NEW
2 BATHS-FULL, BASEMENT
SWIMMING POOL AVAILABLE
LARGE LOT--TREES
PRICE-S23,a5O
ASk-US REALTY COMPANY
A. S-l2o2 ia. 1868
FALLS CHURCH
lOu1 Poplar Drive

FALLS CHURCH
1Ou7 Poplar Drive
Open to d Sunday, later by
appt, until sold. Most attractive
BRICK rambler. on ICE. lot with .nu-
merous beautiful trees; i i've rms,
tlrepl. in liv. rm.; full English hsmt..
fully painted. Swimming pool share
avail. Owner leaving,' mas reduced
70 $4,000 for luick sale. Gil
Arl. blvd. TO Broad. right to West
ST, left y mi. to Poplar dr.. right
TO sign. For further details, Mrs.
OSBORNE, WO. 6-S539. or
HARVEY REALTY co. MA. s-9655
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DID FALLS CHURcH-Haautifu,

OLD FALLS CHURCH-Beautiful
white brick. on dead-end ST.; 5
gar. ga baths. huge lot 75x40O'
FENCED; owner moved to Fla: up
per sos; open Sun. Take Lee
No; 415. MONCURE AGENCY JE'
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The M. H. RARRY Org

non, ~ s.
XII. 9-3B30 XII d of-s
The Old Reliable Once"
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ASSUME $12,8OO-GI LOAN

LOVELY English Cape Cod with
hall entrances; living room with fire.
s sess iq h. dining sr room Sa,r modern mo
floor, 3 bedrms. up; full bSmt.. oil
Nv h. corner lot. Directions. Il
mile beyond Clinton trafic light to
open" sign
Moore & Moore, Realtors
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HILLCREST HEIGHTS

OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY
Within 3 blkS. OF shopping, trans
portation and churches. eye-appeal-
ing new 3-bedrm. brick rambler.
built-in garage. Built on level lot
separate dining room, fun bsmt with
with shade trees. Directions. Cole
brook drive, turn right on 25th, left
N Gather to 24l0; ewes, call Mrs
Eschbacher. 10. 7-2154.
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n AhL., Lyon Park-S16.350. OF.
ICE. rms: . baths, LIST floor. Lee
rm. finished upstairs with room
Tor more. Bsmt..: scr. porch: gar:
OIL h.-w.h. Ideal for lge. family.
Perfect for income property, with
compl. privacy for each apt. Conv.
70 Clarendon, Pentagon. Express
bus to D: c.. Walk to new ST.
Charles school, public school and
stores, OWNER, IA. 2-7OlS.
N. ARL... 34O9 N. Ohio st.-3-bed-
rm.. 2-bath brk. rambler l-fioor
plan: $22.960. Open Sun, 90,
y, "; MAcKALL. Real Estate. JE.
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PENTAGON AREA-open 2 I'll g.
ey owner, CT approved, SI5,5O0.
6-rm. brick: 3 bedrms., tiled bath
Nv. rm. with f1repl.; full bsmt.: gas
nnaicT.h;; attr. landscaping. 7lO s.
I9th st.. Arlington, Va. or. 1885
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LANGLEY AREA-Open Sunday, 12-
dark Brand-new, solid brick split
Ihevei' 81, . oe ar ~ BATH Center
It. paneled rec. rm. S24 800, Dir.
Over Chain Bridge, bear right on
Route 123. to Mclean. right on
Old Dominion DR.. to Capitol View
Dr.. right to our open sign. REAL
ESTATE. SERVICE INC, 1929 N.
Giebe rd; ION Lee hwy) Omen 80
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LAKE BANCROFT, Section /. over
looking lake; mr.. dam.-Split level
win full bsmt.: 3 lge. bedrms. /;
gar; storage and laundry rms. /;
Dashboard heat and many other
features; boating, swimming and
fishing PRIVILEGES. $50, 500. Open
for inspection Sunday, 1-6. For
sale by BUILDER AND OWNER. No
brokers. FL. 4-6763. or TIE. g.
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N. ARL.-BY OWNER: income home
mr.. churches. schools. / blk. Arl.
blvd. 8 blks. Fort Myer: home and
rented apt. private entr.: 2-car
garage, yard. barbecue pit. ia.
2-5S25 or ia. 2-9335.
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OLDER HOME. needs redecorat-
ing, 3 bedrms. separate din rm..
hrepl full osmt porch. Asking
S12.O00; down payment and monthly
payments open. You name the terms
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z-STORY BRICK semidet.. sep
arate din. area, 3 bedrms. Asking
81 300; monthly payments inciud
taves and ms. S6691.
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living in select neighborhood, 81
bedrooms, large living room. din
ing room, kitchen. 2 baths on
nrst floor. large paneled recreation
room, bath and 2-car garage in
basement; 10 closets in house. large
STORAGE attic, wooded lot in low
ia. 7-2431. 20
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frame; Ice. rooms. . porches. acre
lot; $4,000. Herndon 674-W-3.
SMALL HOUSE. "A acre. $4,000; Q
niles above o6 Great Falls. Va. OCall
THIS RRii:s'l You P-S MUST SEE, on EYES
Ssb" in the middle SRhsA'c q Ari linton
Extra-large liv. rm., sep. din. rfn,
big bsmt. Only $500 down and
take over big $l8.150, 41aos loan.
cal quickly, "a; 10000; REAL
Ss,s drd' ION Lee hwyJ. Open
FuREIsHED HOUSE AT UNFuR.
NISHED PRICE-2-bedrm semidet.
rambler; full bsmt: gas stove
praised, Sll.250. Owner will In
clude furniture at no additional
cost 2 mi. to Pentagon, block
and parochial schools and Arlandri te
Ice. HOME AND INCOME. Siao mo
Above Ice. owners unit. Excel. No.
Arl. loo. 4 baths, full bsmt. SEA. 0nO
FHA WIN. HALL, ia 7-760S. 30
OWNER Falls Church. brick. 2Q-ft.
~ rm.; l3-ft. din. rm.. GE kit.
s oisn%asher. etc: oedrms.;, scr.
So =. SYs 30 JF a.ss nrea CO.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3 acres in
n. Springfield, Va. the, fastest
p-ow're community in the area
city water. sewage. natural gas.
HOME: 2-bedrm.. bungalow, cera-
mic-tiled bath, full hsmt.. firepl.
LOCATION: "a mi. on Shirley hwy,
minutes from Pentagon and down
town WASHINGTON. Priced S15,N00.
For appointment. call CT: 6.0375.
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PIMMlT RILLS-only $3.50 cash re-
SnIireo LOT this nice 3-bedrm. ram
pier. Large lot. close to shopping
and schools; Or will rent at Sg5
per mo. Phone CT. 6-2923 for
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Hunters Special

3 BEDRM. asbestos shinRle ram
bier separate din. rm.: $1,000;
down payment, $3.50: monthly pay
ment S54 40
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$3.50 DN.-GI

Neat 3-bedrm. Cape Cod, with
bsmt. Price. $10.550: $40 mo. Open.
To. reach. Out Pa. ave. sc. to end,
right to Suitland rd.. left to $500
block of Suitland I'd. left to s Pick
ett Or; McALLISTER, Realtor. 10.
Milford chronicle., 1956-12-21

During Christmas, 1854, Mrs
Egil Garthe was visiting her hus-
bands homeland, Norway. She de-
scribed to the club members and
guests the Yulefest, a religiouF
service held on New Years Eve
Rice pudding is the main dish on
Christmas Eve, and on Christmas
Day pork is served. She remarked
that there are no front doors in
Norway and there are no refriger-
ators. but people have access to
food lockers.
A covered dish luncheon was
enjoyed by members and guests.
Mrs. Harry Wescoat was chairman
of the event, with Mrs. Frank Harri-
son in charge of the decorations
and Mrs. Paul Schumacher. me
entertainment Mrs Raymond Baker
gave a monologue, Learning a
Speech" There was group singing
and the exchange of gifts. Mrs. John
Williams won the door prize.
In January the club will meet
with Mrs. John MCGEE. The demon
stration, use and Care of Table
Linens, will be in charge of Mrs.
Anna King
Milford chronicle., 1956-12-21
ROXANA
BY Mrs. Alice Lockwood
Phone Selbyville 1891

Don't forget the Christmas pro-
gram at the Roxana Methodist
Church on Friday evening, Decem-
Der 81.
Mr. and Mrs Ronald Lynch en-
tertained to dinner Monday. De-
cember IT, in honor of Ronald's
birthday, their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Vollie Lynch, Mr.. and Ms. Ell
ber Quillen and two children, Ar
lene and E. F.
Mr.. and Mrs. Millard Macklin had
as their dinner guests on Tuesday
his brother and sister-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs Harold Machiin of Sea
ford. Also dinner guests of the
above Macklins on Wednesday were
her brother-in-law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Dale Scarborough of Mil
ford. -
Miss Sandra McCabe of Wash
ington College at Chestertown, Md,
has arrived home for the Christ
mas holidays; also Miss Anna Ma
rie Lynch of Mt. Airy's School in
Pennsylvania is also spending the
holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester Lynch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Lynch's din
ner guests on Thursday were Mr.
and Mrs. Orlando Lewis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roland, Ennis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis (Dicky) Lynch.
Milford chronicle., 1956-12-21

Weeks before hand the markets
are filled with green and red ber-
ries. The country fair comes to
town, and each booth has Jim
teracks" for the children of paper
and tinsel, candies and nuts. Street
musicians and beggars are every
where, and almonds are sugared
in big iron kettles on the street
corners.
For the four Advent Sundays the
family has a wreath with four can
dies. burning one the first Sunday,
and the night before each child puts
his shoe outside his door for Santa
Claus to put nut or candy IL, if
he has been good.
"The Christmas tree is always
put up on Christmas Eve. The
parents trim it and the children
are not allowed to see until they
are called in with the ringing of a
bell at o'clock. Burning wax
candles glow, nuts and cookies,
and many colored paper ornaments
decorate the tree, and the Nativity
Scene with all the little figures is
always placed at the base of the
tree.
Each member or the family re-
ceives his presents at a certain
table on a white cloth marked with
his "Bunteteller" is, his plate
of cookies and nuts for the holi-
days A program of Christmas
hymns is. first sung before the chill
dren open their presents After
ward they have a cold supper of
herring salad, cold cuts of meat.
many dierent cheeses and bread
-pumpernickle, rye Dread and
hard rolls. After supper the chill
dren go to bed. and the parents to
church
Christmas Day is for the family
Inner, always roast goose stuffed
with apples and served with red
cabbage made sour and sweet.
1.-THE next two days are spent
.visiting friends and entertaining. :"
Milford chronicle., 1956-12-21

Sympathy is extended to the fam
lily of Frank Furman, who passed
away Wednesday at his home, near
town, also to Mr. and Mrs. Clayton
Carey in the loss of their infant,
who was buried Monday at 2etkei
Cemetery at Ocean View.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Grapperhaus
of Columbus, Ohio, are expected
Friday evening to spend the hoii-
days with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Vollie Lynch and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Grapperhaus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Israel Townsend
are spending few days with their
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Garrison
Long. near Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Grise and
jamie Beth of Salisbury were din
ner guests Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charlie Grise near Fenwick
They also called on Mrs. Crises
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Will
gus.
Milford chronicle., 1956-12-21
CORK BOTTLES NOISE

DENVER -P)- A two-inch
blanket of cork was laid under a
downtown Denver street to keep
traffic noise out of the basement
of a new hotel and department
store.
After excavating under the street
for the basement, workmen placed
a new surface on one block of
Court Place, between 18th and 18th
streets.
The cork was placed atop con-
crete slab that makes up the cell
ing of the fourth floor of the huge
basement Five layers of water
u, oofing were placed on the cork
before a 10-inch concrete slab was
poured to form the foundation for
a two-inch asphalt street surface.
Milford chronicle., 1956-12-21
N'.LSBORO
B, Mrs.
Il. e. Carey
Miilsboro
Phone
5241

Mr.. Ned Hall underwent surgery
in Beebe Hospital, Sunday.
Mrs. Matte Shockley and Mrs
Walter M. Belts spent several days
last week with Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
Shockley in Bala-Cynwyd.
Miss Lenore Timmons, student
at Linden Hall, Lititz, Pa, has
arrived home for the holidays, after
spending the prior weekend at
Oberlin College, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Stephens
are the parents of son, Howard
Leslie, Jr., born in Milford Mem
orial Hospital, November %. Mrs.
Stephens is the former Miss Rosine
Long of Selbyville. They are now
at their home near Milsboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Ayres
spent two days last week in Phila-
delphia.
Mrs. Walter Kemp OF Stonehurst,
Newport, spent part of last week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
A. Burton. Mr. Burton is confined
to his room by illness.
DR.. and Mrs. G. V. Wood are
spending several days away from
home on a winter vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Dobson and
Miss Kathleen Dobson are leaving
Saturday to spend the Christmas
holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Brown in Oak Ridge, Tenn.
Mrs. w. Edgar Timmons has re-
turned home after spending ten
days with her son-in-law and
daughter, Lit. and Mrs. Jerrold
Zacharias, who are the parents of
a son, Dana Timmons, born at
Quonset Point, r. l., December g..
Mrs. Zacharias will be remembered
as Miss Rita Timmons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Belts are
the parents of a SON. born Mon
day morning, December II, in Mil
ford Memorial Hospital.
Christmas entertainment will be
held at Zoar Church, Sunday night,
at 1880.
There will be a musical program
by the Georgetown Circuit Choir at
St Johns Church, Sunday after
noon, at 2:30.
MillsbOrO HOmemakers' Club
christmas in Germany" and
Customs in Norway" were among
the interesting highlights at the
Milsboro Homemakers' Clubs Xmas
party on Thursday, December 13,
at the American Legion Home.
Mrs. Otto Rain, who lived in
northern Germany twelve years,
told of the Christmas customs
there. christmas and Easter are
the two great holidays of the year.
When the old government was in
power, Germany had three official
holidays. Factories were shut down
and no one worked. Germany really
celebrates. 1t is an old country with
very old traditions, diering slight
ly in various sections of the land.
Preparations for the festival begin
i'm November. The housewife bakes
cookies, the 'Lebkuchen" from
honey, the peppermints and sugar
nuts and the Marzipan which is
made from ground almonds, pow
dered sugar and rose water, also
the Christmas Stolen which is eaten
at breakfast every morning. They
bake so many cookies, because they
give many away. All servants and
anyone who has worked for the
family receive not only a. money
tip but cookies, too.
Milford chronicle., 1956-12-21
ENROLMENT HIGH

SACRAMENTO. Calf. - R) -
EnrolIments at California's II state
colleges hit a record total of &C.,
549 students in the fall semester of
1856.
The total includes 44,202 full
time students, 1850 limited stu
dents and 2,707 extension students.
Milford chronicle., 1956-12-21

Mrs. Robert Wilgus left Sunday
for minor surgery at the New York
Hospital in New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Murray at
tended a birthday dinner Sunday
at the home of their children, Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Wilmer and daugh-
ter Debra at Snow Hill, in honor
Gt Iebra's second birthday.
Milford chronicle., 1956-12-21
ARMAMENT PROGRAM

PETERSBURG, Va. -P)- The
City Council is turning to the local
post of the American Legion to see
what can be done about rearming
The Doughboy. The gun in the
hand of the World War I monu-
ment's figure has been twisted and
the bayonet broken off.
Milford chronicle., 1956-12-21
WELCOME NOISE

MAYSvILLE, Okla. -(P)- The
loud noises being made outside
would have disturbed most sick
persons, but to Ray Ward it was
the music of neighborliness.
Ward, a farmer seriously i'll,
found Ia neighbors had come to his
place with tractors and equipment
to plow, disk and harrow his land
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-05-10
BY JULIA ESTADT

Time has passed by so quickly
in the last few weeks that it
hardly seems possible that the
end OF the school year can be so
near at hand. Yet, here it is.
This will be the last complete
week for the seniors but even
for the other classes the time is
growing short; about two weeks
or so is remaining for them.
Election of the cheerIeaders is
being held this week and the
results of this competition will
be available for next weeks
column.
All members of the high
school are eligible with this
years eighth graders, next years
freshmen, also permitted to enter
the race for cheerleader.
AS in the past, the four with
the highest number of votes will
be next years cheerleaders. Hav-
ing the election gives them
plenty of time during the sum-
mer and early fall to be ready
for football season when it rolls
around again. This election is
under the, sponsorship of the
Student Council. 49,.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-05-10
The JuniOr-SeniOr Prom

Naturally, all the members of
the Junior and senior class are
looking forward to the Prom
which. is to be held this coming
Saturday. night, May II, at the
high school gymnasium.
The juniors have been working
very hard on this project and
we're sure they'll do their usual
good job of putting it over.
This will be the last official
get-together that the classes will
have before graduation. A pro-
gram is planned for the early
part of the evening and the
dancing and refreshments will
be the diversion for the rest OF
the time. Members of both classes
are permitted to invite outside
the-school guests SO quite a large
crowd will probably be present.
It has been decided not to state
specifically that the Prom
should be a formal affair; the
girls may wear formals or just
dress up dresses as they desire
This lets up on the pressure OF
getting too many once-worn for
mails and gives those attending
more of a free choice in what
they want to wear. Everyone