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-. viii 60 on public display in showrooms 1t
is the 1857 Cadillac the most beautiful, the most
luxurious and the 6nest.peorming Cadillac creation
Of all time Completely in every way it will instantly
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JANITOR
LIFE INSURANCE CAREER

Wonderful opportunity on estab-
lished territory for ambitious mar
ried man, age % to As; S75 per
week guaranteed salary to start. plus
commissions; 40-hour week: vaca-
lions, retirement, sick benefits. etc. /:
earnings in District Office run $4,000
lSURANCE co. OF AMERICA. 3420
Hamilton ST.. w. Hyattsville. Phone
lin 4-4T1O
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DRIVERS (vhite), car necessary
AM or P.M. work available. Cal
Sunday. 10 to 12 and Monday
to 8. To. 2-3254.
DRIVER SALESMAN, experienced
for well-established beer route
Aprly. oRnI &th ST ne
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INTERVIEWER

Evening college student. age 10.
a5, to handle office inquiries ir
claims department OF fast-growinl
insurance company. 5-day week.
to 4:30. 500 minimum starting
salary.
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HELp-MEN

CLERK-sA Fl to IS yrs
for retain liquor store: $3.50 pm.
TO 0 pm; salary S46 per wk.: state
age, nationality and education.
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CLERK-TYPISTS, age 1928. for
large national organization. Ex-
cellent opportunity for secure future
ana chance for rapid advancement.
Start s65. No reg. fee. MANAGE
MENT CoNSULTANTs, INC. Suite
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HELP-MEN
CORRESPONDENT

To dictate International and col
lection letters. handle once routinel
and detail, and head his own team
doing this work. He must be results.
minded, face problems as a chal,
lenge and be ready to work to MAKE
q career for himself. He should bS
well balanced, energetic. have gooc
personal habits and get along with
RsIpe sARer,sdn,S r, N mlsK,ng 20
helpful. II you are under % or over
80 1t will be difieult TO at you into
our program. We will waive a col
lege degree for intelligence and
strong personal qualifications. TC
such q man we offer security plus
the chance to learn and arrow in q
local organization holding Q leading
place in our industry. Please make
ciflc as to you're ducation, experience
and personal circumstances, and per.
suasive-make 1t sell yourself.
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Interesting opening for typist. IN
surroundings. and Other employe BEN
ehts; good chance for advancement.
Apply $50 Woodward Bldg. 18th
and II "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-07

HERE'S WHEN -.
Try this for an old-foshioned supper.
Hot Creom Of Pototo Soup. served in big
soup plates. Crondmo's wilted lettuce
soIod with hot Bacon dressing.
A hearty cheese and pototo chowder is
cosy TO moke from this Creom of Potato
Soup. Just odd I cup shredded sharp
cheese and cup of woter; heot slowly.
Or, have Il any time you want to cot
like company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-07

This is fhe kind of soup men love to eat
and women hate to make. And now -.
oh, happy day! Here it comes, with the
potatoes all smoothed and simmered in
fresh whole milk, seasoned with snitch
of onion. Real Cream of Potato, fresh
made by Campbell's and then frozen so
that even the milk tastes fresh!
Try it soon Campbelfs Frozen
Cream of Potato Soup. It's one of
many kinds in your grocer's freezer.
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GREAT LAKES
FREE DELIVERY EAST OF KAN
SAS CITY ON MOST MODELS.

Second only to the SPARTAN in
quality. .Colored bath. kitchen Ak
lures and washer standard in most
models
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Approximately 172 acres. with ia
miles waterfront. There is an at
tractive residence, also tenant house
and harm. This Is one Of the last
large undeveloped tracts with choice
waterfront, sand beaches and deep
water anchorage
EVA GLIDE BRANDT
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THREE

Lots. level 10 gently sloping: COM
plete with ali utilities and street:
plenty OF trees. = and a acres.
3 strictly custom built area OF 500
600 to $4,000 homes adioining
Malbrook. So, 900 and $4,000 each.
2 cash: balance in ! year Call
OWNER. II TO 4 pm. IA. 1890
BUILDERS, sPEcULToRs: we
have land IN four counties, FAIRFAX.
Prince William, Loudoun and Pau
SIS acres, excellent timber: ap-
prox. mile black-top road 'front.'
age, near Herndon $3.50 per acre
:. 81 acres. between Herndon and
ChantIllyi $500 per acre.
., 460-acre farm. 81 miles from
Washington; 100 acres in timber:
excellent view. StT5 per acre
4 les acres. 90 miles from wash
inston: yergo good timber on prop
"a acres in town Of Herndon:
APPROX 1900 r. road frontage;
d - acres adjacent TO Manassas
park DEVELOPMENT. 2 homes on prop
Is acres. approx. ZOO II. front.
age Route near Pohick Church.
loo sa. n. Can be soned commercial
s. serss. BraddoeE I'd; $3.50
y. 5 lots. town Of Manassas. sewer
and water: 81 500 each; builder will
subordinate; nne homes All around
IA. 10 acres: home ana barns:
excellent farm or development prop
erty near Chantilly; one-half OF
more IN hlueerAss; $3.50 per acre.
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AUfos foR SAIL tcon..,

AUSTIN '53 sports cow; finest
cond.. many mi. per gallon; $3.50
Low as $40 down, S37 mo. WOLFE
MOTORS, 1891 Wis. ave. NV. FE.
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NEW
PRICING
POLICY

As we enter our third year in
business most manufacturers are
being forced to raise their prices.
The increased cost Of steel. alu-
minum, appliances and labor make
these increases necessary.
COMPANY .4 Is de MDsIl5 Il HOMES of5sS
you the finest Mobile Homes at the
lowest possible price.
The use Of SIX trucks and cars
TO, pick up and deliver our units
eliminating the high cost Of freigntl
makes i possible for US to ABSORB
LIE 1857 PRICE INCREASES. In
addition. our high quality service
will be even higher In 1857.
Barring further increases the
following prices will remain in
enect the balance Of 1857:
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81 B.AlLMORAL
On ACRES

INDUSTRIAL GROUND on WASH
ington- Baltimore Route /, Only 30C
square foot. Frontage on highway,
soc square foot. Partially cleared
and Graded. Priced below market.
Call Mr. GOLDENBERG, sun. and
aves OIL 4-30kT
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ioseph D. Lazenby. Realtor
Modern and New

els Main St. Annapolis, Nd.
Telephone Colonial 3-2os4
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FLORIDA PROPERTY
PETERsBURG, ia,

ST. PETERSBURG, FLA. = Nev
masonry duplex: excellent location
with income n0rthside; Gear ga-
ragei terms priced S2i 900. Phone
syeninga, ~, d-l2l7, RE. f-iJ73
WEST PALM BEACH-4-unit APT.
conaiStlng OF 2 tWo-bedfm. apts
and 2 ont-bedrn aptf, beauiifui
lot and ahfubbery. fne retirement
property sf2,000, with $50. 600
down payment. AD. 4-35se'
HAVE YOU PRICED FLORTDH
rHOfEkTff Don't Be- discournFe6
while you're iooking live m rive
and aif-eonditioned comfort In
neariy neu ultra-mndern g.bed-
room and bath mobile home FWs
aia Nog = soon becomes surplus
and foI sale. II aefiousiy lnters1tsd
60 iast Until you're ready ~ ~
u. readily rentatis for rood ineor1s
Box b6-S, star
t !,I..l.. ,APTi blk, ocean; all
electrie Kitchen rea1. tfe phosriH
ave- Doytona Heach. "a.
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GUIDE BRANDT
WATERFRONT PRoP.-RENT
Masonry Rambler

oOAAA y ANeNAAAOACA
2 years olds. all new equipment. .
bedrms., bath, 24-ft. liv. rm., fire.
place, din. rm., kit. porch. utility
m. hot-air duet heat. guest house.
-oath, ! oedrm., shop, large corner
sheded lot On bay; newly decorated
Ruby Downs, Broker
Downs Bldg University 1881
Deale, Nd.
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0UTB0ARD MOTOR. Evinrude
sSns! Pe1i eaaa DO Y rs sass ssa
NICE CABIN CRUISER, 26xs. Built
1854. Large cabin. 6S-in. high, 2
hunks. galley toilet room. New
ris-craft, 6-95 h,p. engine. Re
s s'soo n %iI tRan P SSsz7 At
MANY NEW AND USED BOATS
AT Low FALL PRICES
90 1000 "a Owens EXP, g5 h.p.;
1850 2s, steelcraft Exp., refin-
ished like new; S4,250.
i94l 3O' Owens sed., 115 h.p.;
1915 SO. wheeler sed.. ITO h.p.;
1859 80. chris-cratt. 1870 h.p.:
shower, phone: $1,000.
1855 3 s.,o Richardson EXP, 1855
1887 40 Chris Craft sed.; $1,000.
1855 Al Richardson DCFB Walk
Around, us h.p.; $4,000.
1927 ~, Chris. l45 h;p.; $19.500.
1880 AZ, Dawn DcEB. twin, 100
1899 5G' Matthews DcFB Twin
145 h,p;, dual controls, phone, elee.
MANY OTHER LrsrINGs
All used boats sold subject to SUR
vey and trial run.
THE WASHINGTON MARINA CO.
1900 Maine Ave: S.W.
RE. 7-4797
Daily to 5; Evenings and Sundays
BY Appointment Only
EGG HARBOR 80"
The 1857 production schedule for
this popular boat Is nearly Allied.
See the new models on display in our
showroom and place your order now
for spring
Chris-Craft Egg Harbor Lyman
sASSAFRAS BOAT SALES CO.
Sassafras River
Georgetown, Nd. Phi. Cecilton 1901
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LOTS. ACREAGE SALE Cont. J

FOR SALE-Lot, 7Oxl24. located on
Chestnut st, in Hawthorne: complete
with plans for 5-bedrm. house. Price
S7.a50 Call WO h-262n
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49, CUPBOARD CRUISER
MONEY TO LOAN

$4,000 TO $4,000 FIRST TRUST
land ripe for development into
weekend properties: So. . to 8
years. Both owners are substantial
citizens with excellent credit. Call
ia. S-0426. ewes
LOANS, 10000 500, 600
Group your debts lower your
payments. refinanee your property
and improvements. Quick. honest.
courteous service on real estate.
farms. etc, only in the State Of
Maryland. Call Mr. ROBERTS. Ball
timore, Maryland. day. nights. Suns
and holidays at Saratoga 7-4047.
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~ the Stop Sian
Tsh,,,s ssip .S.,,. Beach; Md
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BUICK 1850 4-dr.; IN GOOD cond. :
new battery. new tires; ovsrhsuisd..
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YEAR-RoUND VACATION

TO INSPECT: Drive 2 miles south
of Prince Frederick on the Sclomons
Island I'd. turn left at st. Leonard
and follow Long Beach signs to ONCE
on shore of the Chesapeake BnY.
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NEW
FURNISHED
ON WATER
SOUTH RIVER

REALTOR
YOUR WATERFRONT SPECIAL
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WATERFRoNT PRoP.-WTp.

MOVING near Annapolis. want an
eH-year round home. near water
front With al convenience; can
make large down payment and
handle balance Of financine. Box
i73-R. Star.
WATERFRONT HOUSE or properly
wanted cash for a good buy.
Milford chronicle., 1956-11-09

Mrs. Mildred Warren, Miss Ma
Thayer and Lawrence Warren. Jr.
motored to Wilmington, Delaware
on Saturday
Miss Rhea Ireland and Mr.. F. w
Ireland were Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Mccormick and
daughter, Kathleen Ann, of West
Chester, Pa.
Mrs. Betty Clark, who was a pa
tient in the Milford Memorial Hos
pital, Milford. Del. has returned
home.
Mr.. John McQuaid of Philadel-
phia. Pa is visiting relatives and
friends OF this community.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
Dickerson were Mr.. and Mrs. James
T. Dickerson of Milford. and Mr.
and Mrs. A. D. Moore and son OF
Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Cooper of Sails
bury. Md. were Saturday guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Donovan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Webb has
returned home from hunting trip
in North Carolina.
Shooting Match. Dead Marx and
Trap on Saturday. November, 10th
u. S. Route 113. South of Teddy's
Tavern, at l p. m. Geese. turkeys
ducks, chickens and hams This is
SPONSORED bv the Glendale WV
Ne 9244, Glendale. Delaware.
Milford chronicle., 1956-11-09

Mrs. z. N McNatt who had the
misfortune to break bone in her
ankle is improving at this writing.
Mrs. Elmer Morris and children
of Houston were guests or Mrs.
Sara McIlvain last week and Mrs.
McIlvain resurned home with her
for the weekend.
sssffr. and Mrs. James L. Webb
entertained to a squirrel dinner on
Sunday, members of the family.
Abom II guests were present from
Pa. and Delaware
Mail for U. S. Servicemen and
women overseas packages to be
sent from Oct 18th to November
18th; Christmas Mail, contact your
local Post Office for instructions.
The new mail schedule for the
Glendale, Delaware, Post Office.
will open for service to the patrons
at $50 and close at 4:30 p. m.
Mail bus at 4:20 a. m, 9:15 a. m.
and last mail at 2:15 going out. so
important mail will have. to be
at Office by 2 D.. m. and mail early
for Christmas to avoid the last
minute rush Please have all mail
stamped when received by carrier
or when left in mail box at the
Office and patronize your local Off
ice.
Milford chronicle., 1956-11-09
GLENDALE
By Hrs. Hazel q. EIIingsWorth
Phone Milford $3.50

Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Hayden oil
Glendale, and Mr. and Mrs. Ches-
ter Dickerson of Harrington, mo-
tored to Edgewood, Md, on Sunday
and were guests of Mr. and Mrs
Marvin Kelly. Mrs. Kelly was the
former Miss Phyllis Dickerson, OF
Glendale and Harrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Palmer and
family called on Mr.. and Mrs. Les
ter Hastings and family on Satur-
day afternoon.
Mr.. Richard Jefferson, Miss Thel-
ma Hastings, Mrs. Lester Hastings
and daughter. Gail, spent Sunday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. James
Webb of Dover
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Derrickson
of Glendale and great grand
daughter, Little Miss Kathy Lea
Holloway of Petersburg. Va, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Will
liams of GAINESVILLE. Del. and Mr.
and Mrs. Calvin A. Evans CT Lewes
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. w. Ellingsworth
and granddaughter moJored to Mil
ford, Lewes, Rehoboth, and visited
friends during the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raylyn Hoyt were
callers in Seaford Tuesday even
ing.
Miss Mia Macklin was a caller
in town on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Timmons, Sr
visited friends on Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. Olin Shockley and
daughters entertained guests from
MARYLAND last week
Milford chronicle., 1956-11-09

From Laurita Whitehead, Mil
ford, to Eugene and Ellen Vernon,
Milford, $4,000 square feet, Milford.
From William Voss, Slaughter
Beach. to Charles and Lois Cor
coran, Slaughter Beach, $3.50
square feet, Cedar Creek Hun
bred.
From National Can Corporation
10 Elsie Simpler and Clara Bur-
low, Bridgeville. 5000 square feet,
Bridgeville.
From Emma Culver. Laurel. to
Frank and James Gallo, Laurel,
land in Laurel.
From William and Constance
Beard to William and Elizabeth
Kahl, 0.378 acre, Lewes and Reno
both Hundred.
From Donald and Lois Comstock.
Seaford, to Donald and Louise Den
mis-, Greenwood, lots 81, So, 70, 70,
81. 80 and 100, Seaford Hundred
From Corkran and Helen Brit
tingham, Dagsboro Hundred, to
Reginald and Grace Birmingham,
25 acres, Dagsboro Hundred.
From Thomas and Georges Helm,
Preston and Thelma Helm, Days
boro. to Donald and June Drifting
ham, Dagsboro. 20 acres, Dagsbore
Hundred
From George and Elizabeth Phil
lips. Dewey Beach, to William and
Susan Shellady, Wilmington, lots
IL and IS, block IL, Rehoboth
From John Carroll. Cedar Creek
Hundred, to Everett and Pauline
Warrington, Harrington, 80 acres,
Cedar Greek Hundred.
From Hirschel and Pearl CULLEN,
Baltimore Hundred, to Henry and
Marguerite Murray, Dagsboro. lots
20 and q, Baltimore Hundred.
From Leonzo and Sadie Ingram,
TO Calvin and Dolores Price. Cedar
Creek Hundred. 5000 square feet.
Ellendale
From Lillian and Ernest Hudson,
Loretta and Warren Norcross, Ev-
erett and Lottie Deputy. Milford, to
Milford chronicle., 1956-11-09

Miss Dorothy Davies is spending
few weeks in Philadelphia, Pa
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Coverdale
were recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Johnson of Lincoln.
Mr.. Harry DeLorenzo has been
spending few weeks with his
fairly here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence SpiceT
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ebber-
son of Wilmington, Del. or. Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs David Ellingsworth
motored to Pennsylvania lasr
week and were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Hall at Hidden
Valley"
Mrs. Mildred Hearn was Satur-
day evening guest of Mr.. and Mrs,
John Snowden of Milford.
On Sunday Mrs. Grace Neibert
entertained to dinner Mr. and Mrs
Frank Timmons and family of Lin
coin and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mel
bert and daughter, Jill, of Ellen
dale.
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Dono-
van and family entertained guests
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Mitchell and
son are now occupying the Ireland
apartment on Shorts Alley.
Mr.. F. w. Ireland motored to
Wilmington. Del. on Thursday.
MI. and Mrs. c. E. Abbott. .Jr.
and falaily entertained guests from
Pa. last week.
Mrs J. M. Davies entertained
guests from New York during the
week lend.
Saturday evening callers of Mr.
and Mrs. Reuben Hearn was Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Beebe and family
Miss Nav Thaver mntored to
Pehoboth Beach last week.
Milford chronicle., 1956-11-09

George Smith, Milford 1s acre,
Cedar Greek Hundred.
From Harold and Louise Kruger
to William and AlIine Broughton.
Millsboro. is acres, Dagsboro Hun
dred
From Mabel McCray to Robert
and Mary Beckett, 1920 square
feet, Dagsboro Hundred.
From Antonio and Anna Nero,
Little Creek Hundred. to William
Best, Little Creek Hundred, 1875
acre, Little Greek Hundred.
From Ludwig and Lucy Komor-
owski to Joseph Dittrich, Long Is
land, New York, 1.91 acres, Nam
ticc.Ee Hundred.
From Ludwig and Lucy Komor-
owski to Marion and Fred Lift
man, 81 acres, Nanticoke Hundred.
From Peter and Sara DeMSrie,
Dover, TO Louis and George De-
Marie, Dover, lots and 4, Little
Greek Hundred.
From William and Rose Green
berg to Elisha and Mae Dukes, Sell
byville, 10,2O6 square feet, Selby-
vile.
From Sarah Sloan and Clara
Sloan, Indian River Hundred, to
Henlopen Motor Company, acres,
Indian River Hundred.
From Frank and Margaret Cor
drey to Dennis and Betty Carmean,
Indian River Hundred, lots 4 and S,
Indian River Hundred.
From Frank and Margaret Cor
drey to Aubrey and Betty Cordrey,
Indian River Hundred. lot 8, In
dian River Hundred.
From Frank and Margaret Cor
drey to Donald and Joan Cordrey,
Millsboro, lot 3, Indian River Hun
dred.
From Frank and Margaret Cor
drey to William and Vary Cordrey,
Millsboro, lot 2, Indian River Hun
dred.
From Frank and Margaret Cor
drey to Charles and Annette Cor
drey, Millsboro, lot 6. Indian River
Hundred
From James and Martha Mana
way to Hiram and Margaret Dun
ming, lot IS, Lewes.
From Nellie Payne, Seaford, to
Homer and Lola Bramble, Sea
ford, 1900 square feet, Seaford
From Clifford and Louise
Scruggs, to Charles Burton, Sea-
ford. 1875 Is 1875 Is, Sea-
ford.
From Pearl and Albert Ladd, Ce
\. Il 70 tlc nd w
Anderson, 5000 square feet, Prime
Hook Beach.
From Delaware Trust Company
trustee of the last will of MARY
Hirssh to John and Elizabeth Her
holdt, lot 8, Milford.
From Mildred and Godfrey Eller
Laurel, to Paul and Elizabeth Dish
op, Broad Creek Hundred, lot 10
Nanticoke Acres.
From Susan and Robert Rale.
and Elsie Graves Milton, to Jane
and Carrie Wilson. Milton. land IL
Milton
From William and Louise Jos
eph, Rehoboth, to Norman and Cliff
ton Daisey, Rehoboth, units II, l6
is, II, section b, Lewes and Reho
both Hundred
From Otha and Betty Furniss tc
Ernest and Margaret Fisher, 1900
square feet, Lewes and Rehoboti
III -flref
From Robert and Elizabeth Cur
tin. Ike aoboth. 10 Sttnley and Au;
reiia Wisniewski, Wilmington, 10
l9 block is, Rehoboth.
Milford chronicle., 1956-11-09
Glendale Methodist Church
Rev. sBIin Sh0ckEey. pastor

Sunday School services at 10
a. m. in charge of F. W. Ireland,
Superintendent
Preaching by pastor at II a. m.
MYF at 7 p. M
Glass No. will meet with Miss
Anna Sheppard on Thursday even
ing. November Sth. All cordially
invited.
New Market WSCS will be enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. Mary
Isaacs on Thursday evening, Nov.
18th. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended TO all.
McC0lley's Methodist Chapel
Rev. 0Iin Shockley, pastor
Sunday School services in charge
of Supt Preston Donovan. Preach
ing by pastor.
Milford chronicle., 1956-11-09

About % per cent of U. s. spend
ing units families and single peo-
ple) had incomes from $4,000 to
81 800 in 1855.
Milford chronicle., 1956-11-09
Chaplins Chapel
Rev. Olin Shockley, pastor

Sunday, November 18th
Sunday School services in charge
of Supt. Melvin Ware.
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Mock Meeting
OF U. N. Assembly
Set at Virginia U.

CHARLOT TESVILLE, Va,
Feb. % (SpeciaD. - Students
from Is colleges and universities
in Virginia, Maryland and North
Carolina will hold a three-day
mock United Nations Assembly
tomorrow through Sunday at the
University of Virginia.
Virginia University President
Colgate w. Darden. a UN dele
gate last year, will address the
students at 1880 pm. tomorrow
at the opening session. The pro-
gram is sponsored by the State
wide Methodist Student Move
ment and the University YMCA.
Committees will be organized
tomorrow night and assembly
sessions will be held Saturday.
They will be addressed by Fran
els P. Miller of Charlottesville
former chairman of the plan
ming board for the Foreign In
formation Service.
Alfred p. Fernbach. associate
professor of foreign affairs at
Virginia. will be in charge Of the
Saturday night and Sun y
morning meetings. James Berg
doll Of Randolph Macon College
in Ashland is student chairman
of the conference, which has
been organized by the Rev. John
Patton. director Of Methodist
student activities at Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-23
Drive Opens to Aid
Mental Hospitals

The Alexandria Chapter of the
National Association for Mental
Health opens a drive today to
collect clothes. recreation equip
ment and other miscellaneous
items for use in Virginia's men
tai hospitals.
Donations may be left at any
Alexandria fire house for the rest
of this month. Items specifically
requested include small musical
instruments, dolls, yard goods,
ceramic supplies, costume jew
elry, drawing and painting sup
plies. radios and television sets
picnic and gardening equipment,
carpentry tools. model kits. semi
current magazines. fountain
pens. cigarette cases, clothing
and games.
A public meeting of the Alex
andria chapter at Sis Monday
at the Washington Street Meth
odist Church will deal with the
problem of mental illness. DR.
Robert T. Hewitt. chief of the
Mental Hospital Consultation
Service of the National Institute
of Mental Health, will speak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-23
City Election Date
Changed to Avoid
Rockville Conflict

The date for this years mu.
nicipal election in Rockville, Md,
has been changed to April 81
to avoid conflict with the State
and congressional primaries.
Municipal voting originally
was slated for May 7. same dats
as the primaries. 1t was changed
last night by Rockville's Mayor
and City Council.
The arrangement will be per.
|manent. In future city cleo.
lions balloting will take place
on the last Monday in April
rather than the first Monday
in May.
A petition from city residents
led to the councils action. The
council. in another election move
voted to reduce the residence
requirements for the city voting
from one year to six months.
City Attorney David Cahoor
proposed the latter amendment
which will make the city re-
quirements the same as fol
county elections. In those
voters are eligible II they have
lived in the State for one year
in the county six months.