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The Chapel Hill weekly., 1957-11-01

ANTIQUES
WHITEHALL
Antiques Gifts Since 1929
Phone 9-479 Durham Road
AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES
BROWNS AUTO SUPPLY CO.
F. Goodrich StOre-Tires & Batteries
Phone 69sl 3l2 W. Franklin St
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS
CROWELL LITTLE MOTOR co.
Your Ford Dealer
Phone 9-444 Durham Road
HARRISS- -CONNERS CHEVROLET, INC.
Authorized Chevrolet Sales Service
Phone 9-49l sol W. Franklin st.
AUTOMOBILE REPAIR
STANCELL MOTOR co.
Complete Garage Service On All Makes
Phone 8-437 ll2 W. Franklin st.
BANKS
BANK OF CHAPEL HILL
Chapel Hill Carrboro Glen Lennox
Phone s-464 1877 f. Franklin ST.
UNIVERSITY NATIONAL BANK
For All Your Banking Needs
Phone 8-426 W. Franklin st.
BARBER & BEAUTY SHOPS
CAROLINA BARBER & BEAUTY SHOP
1t Pays To Look Well"
Phone s-774l l3l f.. Franklin ST.
CMETERIAS
VILLAGE CAFETERIA
Good Things To Eat
Phone 9-l92l l22 +. Franklin St.
CLOTHING
BERMAN'S DEPT STORE, INC.
Outfit;ers For The Entire Family
Phone 692l ll9 +. Franklin St
J. B. ROBBINS, INC.
The House of Fashion"
Phone 9-477 l2S f. Franklin st.
EVENS-SHEPHERD, INC.
Mems Clothing 4 Furnishings
Phone 9-3OOl l47 T. Franklin ST.
TOWN & CAMPUS
Mems Clothing Ladies, Accessories
Phone 9-2e2l 149 T.. Franklin st.
WHITE OAKS DEPT STORE
Sportswe r-Shoes-Accessories
Phone 92sll Main St, CarrbOrO
THE YOUTH CENTER
From Infants Through Teens
Phone 1851 1lS +. Franklin ST.
DAIRY PRODUCTS
DAIRYLAND FARMS, INC.
Home of Fine Dairy Products"
Phone 9-S85l Glen Lennox
DRUGGISTS
SLOAN DRUG co.
Prescription Druggists
Phone s-455 l0l T. Franklin st.
SUTTON'S DRUG STORE
@trving Tar Heels Since 1929
Phone 553 I59 T.. Franklin St
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
LLOYD ELECTRIC co.
Contract0rs-A Appliances-Fixtures
Phone 9-3s62 Main St. Carboro
FUELS
BENNETT & BLOCKSIDGE, INC.
Fuel Oiis-Coal-ApplianceA
Phone 6I6l IO5 T.. Franklin st.
KENAN OIL COMPANY
Phillips Sc Heating Oils
Phone 9-6S3l Lloyd 81 CarTbOro
SCOTT COAL 4 OIL co.
The Hottest Number In Town"
Phone 1901 " Franklin Street
FURNITURE
JOHNSON -STROW OWD- WARD FURN. co.
Appliances Radios -TV-Sales 4 Service
Phone s-45l A22 ". Franklin 81.
GEr SHOPS
DANZIGER'S
thapel HIS Gift Center
Phone s-259l 1853 H. Franklin St
HARDWARE
HUGGINS HARDWARE
Exciting, Unusual Useful Gifts
Phone 9-4SS 107 +. Franklin ~.
INSURANCE & REAL ESTATE
{. WIIID POWELL INSURANCE AGENCY
Save With SafecO"
Phone B.47S 405 W. Franklin st.
SERVICE INSURANCE 4 REALTY co.
Insurance x Real Estate Since 1927
Phone S-472 l06 Henderson ~.
JEWELLERS
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1957-11-01
DIRECTORY OF SPONSORS

Here's business directory for quick consul
tation. The 80 local firms presenting this
series offer wide enough variety of merch-
andise and services to fulfill every need.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-29
ANTIQUES

Do not sell your valuable ANTIQUE
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOPS for expert appraisals.
664O GEORGIA AVE. NV
AND OLNEY, ND. tGa. Ave, Ext
RA.3-76OS. TU.2-2727. WH.6.1733
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-29
LII SALES CASH AND FINAL
SIN all na1 Ehg
'' GIGANTIC
Sun. and Mon.
Warehouse Sale

save up TO 500 and even
more on factory floor sam
pies. Sample homes and
manufacturers close-outs.
A FEW TOP VALUES .
Ten living room suites.
ORIG. SEES. REDUCED TO 500
Four 3-pe. curved sec. foam
ORIG. 1929. REDUCED TO- slss
Fifteen occas. liv. rm. chairs.
ORIG. $50, REDUCED TO = S13
One e-pc. sect sofa.
ORIG SlS9, REDUCED To-. $50
, Two s-gc. periOd liv. rm. suites.
ORIG. $500. REDUCED To- s29S
Ten 3-pc. solid rock maple bedrm.
ORIG. S40O. REDUCED TO- SlS9
Two 3-pc. modern bedrm. suite.
ORIG. $3.50, REDUCED To- Sl39
One 5-pc. walnut bedrm. suite.
ORIG. SOS. REDUCED TO- s3sS
Two 5-piece French Provincial
ORIG. $500. REDUCED TO SOS
Two a-pc. mahog. din. rm. suite.
ORIG. S695. REDUCED To- s395
One 5-piece modern dining rm.
suite
ORIG. $685., REDUCED $3.50
OPEN DAILY TIL JPN.
Wed, Sat. and Sun, Til 6
MARIO FURNITURE
1928 l4th st. NV. DE. 2-4747
Formerly 17lO 18th Ct. NwO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-29
DIAMONDS
UNREDEEMED
Livingston & Co.
1923 H st. NV.

Oldest pawnbroker in
Wash. liquidating current
stock Of pawn diamonds.
Prices defy competition.
WAS NOW
$3.50 Lady's "a ct. emerald cut.
gorgeons blue-white dia. set in
popular AK. w.g. mtG. with two
sain, out OF pawn. Only S275
$500. Mans ! ct. fiery. modern
cut dia. set In lax. y.g, mtg. Ideal
Tor small finger ring. Unredeemed.
$3.50. Lady's IN cts, radiant,
blue white dia. set in latest style
lax, We. mtg; terrific buy from
our loan dept. Only S425
Sl,400. Mans cts. excep-
tionally brilliant. large center dta.
set IN popular We. gypsy style mtg.
price. out Of pawn. Only $685.
$500. Lady's "a ct, beautiful
blue-white dia. with extraordinary
brilliance set in expensive baguette
mtg. Unredeemed. Only Sl9s
zoo. Mans 3 cts. sparkling
brilltaney, large center dia, set in
VIZ. mtg; terrific buy. Only S5g5
| $1,000. Mans approx. 4 cts,
fawlesS, nice color center dia. with
utmost brilliance set In heavy IA
<. VS.. setting; unredeemed pledge.
$500. Lady's "a Ct. blue-white,
American cut dia. set in lovely
plat. mtg. with two aide dias.
out Of pawn. Only $175
$500. Lady'S opal and dia. ring:
magnificent centerfire opal set in
plat: and Is surrounded by 26 dies.
Unredeemed. Only -.- $3.50
$500 Lady's dia. watch attach
ment made OF plat. and set with
"a full-cnt dias.: approx. IA cts. :
straight row design and Is in brand
new condition.; bargain. Only SEES
| Sl2b. Lady's dia. earrings for
pierced ears. . brilliant dias., APP
prox. h-ct. each. set in lax. y.E.,
snowflake design: from our loan
dept. At q bargain. Only ----S75
ALSO OUT or PAWN FOR I'M
MEDIATE SALE ARE THE FOL
LOWING.
Elect. Hawaiian guitar and am
pliher, tape recorders. l6mnl sound
protector, portable and clock Ta-
dos. shot guns and rifles. musical
instruments. cameras, elect. razors,
phonograrhs, golf clubs.
ALL PRICES PLUS TAX
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-29
FURNITURE
Liquidation Sale

Must liouidate entire present
stock to make room for fall mer-
ehsndise. Some OF the finest quail
ity new furniture In the Metropol-
itan Area. Bedroom suite; tremen-
dous values in sofas, chairs and
sectionals. b. far the best buy on
nationally advertised mattresses
and box springs. lamps and cock
tail tables. Come early for the best
selection.
ALL SALES CASH AND FINAL
Small Del. Chg.
Brothers Furniture Co.
Blocks From Baileys Crossroads
on Seminary Rd.
Open 2 Til . Open 2 TIL Q
sat. Til 4 Pm Sat, Til 4 Pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-29
SALES FINAL!
MODERN
BEDROOM AND
DINING ROOM

2-27S.95 Malibu 3-Pc. Bed
room. grey finish ---l79.95
1-369.95 Cordovan Mig.
Finish Triple Dresser,
Chest, Bookcase Bed or 2
Twin Beds, mirror 1885
SITS Odd Chests, grey
finish - S45
1-l79.95 Sahara Mahog.
Dresser, Mirror, bookcase
PED ----- 500
3-l49.95 Triple Dresser
and Mirror, charcoal or
moonstone mig. or spun
silver finish -- 1895
6 = 1895 1896 Bookcase
Headboards. choice OF sizes,
finishes 1895
6-3995-49.95 Night Stands,
choice Of finishes 24.95
2-269.95 Grey Mig. 6-Pc.
Dining Room Suite -. $188
2-l29.95-l39.95 Odd Buff
fetS, oak --7 1895
l-l29.95 Table and 4
Chairs in tanbark maho-
gany finish --T995
2-S9.95 Drop-leaf Tables.
tanbark mahogany finish
1895
2-59.95 Table, platinum
mig. 1886
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-29

DIsHWAsHER, ApeY portablF good
condition. lse. size, $50. 10. 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-29
MODERN
LIVING ROOM

2-7995 Selig Chair and
Ottoman, brown or red
tweed 29.95
2 - 1926 . 1895 Foam
Lounge Chair, Foam Rock
er. colors ~ 1895
6-ll4.95 Odd Foam Sec
tons, coral, black, turq.
1895
2-299.95 Selig Loose Cush-
ion Foam Sofa, coral 1895
2-299.95 Foam 3-Part Sec
tional l4l2-ft. sweep, turq..
coral 1895
/ - 229.95 Rowe Biscuit
Tufted Foam Sofa, coral
tweed 1895
/ - 59.95 Selig Plastic
Lounge Chair, blond legs.
grey -------------l9 1895
TRADITIONAL
2-139.95-l49.95 Decorator
Foam Lounge Chairs s8S
1-l29.95 French Provin-
cial Foam Lounge Chair,
beige $4,000. -. 59.95
- 249.95-299. Famous
Foam Sofas, variety styles,
1895
g. 24s.s5-s29.s5 Decorator
Foam Sofa turqr toast,
1895
l-l69.95 Nylon and Foam
Sofa in green color 1895
1906 Kroehler Foam
Sofa in green color 1895
2-299.95-349.95 Decorator
Sofas. turq., green 1895
1-379.95 Valentine Seaver,
2-Part Foam Sectional,
sage --------.- 1895
1895 Berkline Platform
Rocker, duran plastic, green
S38
1-59.95 Plastic and Fabric
Reclining Chair, green $38
1895 Plastic and Fabric
Reclining Chairs, toast,
turq. -.--- 1895
l-l49.95 Reclining Chair
with Vibrator Motor, nylon
and plastic .-.------ 1895
1895 Channel Back Oc-
casional Chair In rose
fabric ----. 29.95
l--5995 Wood Frame Host
Chair In velvet, sage color.
t38
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-29
UNPAINTEDS.
METAL GOODS

METAL GOODS
1886 Dinette Tables,
30x40x48". as is 9.99
21-24.95-39.95 Metal Cabi-
nets. space savers, ward
robes ------l l.83
10 - ls.95-29.95 Assorted
Metal Cabinets. bookcases,
9.98
6-l79S-25.95 Metal Cab
inetS and Wardrobes, va
rlety --- -- 5.88
IT - l2.95-l7.s5 Kitchen
Metal Space Makers, cab
mets -------- 4.80
1-47.9S American Standard
Wall Cabinet, 30x36 inches,
1888
1898 American Standard
Wall Cabinet, right, left
doors ~ - 8.80
4-29.9S-32.95 Mr.. and Mrs.
Chest or Record Cabinet.
1888
2-36.95 Mr.. and Mrs. To-
Drawer Chest, knotty pine,
1888
l-29.95 Knotty Pine Desk,
6-drawer size - 1888
1-l7.95 Knotty Pine Desk,
6-drawer size ---9.98
l-79.95 Howell Drop-leaf
Table in black tone, 36x-
48x60" - 29.98
7-9995-ll9.95 Formica Top
5-Pc. Dinettes 1898
1855 Red Burl Formica
Top 5-Pc. Dinette Set 1898
8-5.99-9.95 Odd Dinette
Chairs and Folding Chairs.
2.88
l-6.5O Utility Cart, 3-tier.
all white, as is 2.88
/ - SOS Bridge Tables,
white top, as is model -l.88
LIVING ROOM
l-l0.95 Duran Plastic Of
toman in green color SIS
3 - 29.95 Duran Plastic
Preside Chairs, ivory, red,
SIS
l-29.95 Occasional Chair,
Jury. - SlU
l-5995 Rebecca Russell
Occasional Chair, gold vel
vet . 1895
/ - 1895 Maple Settee,
loose cushion, green color,
$48
2--59.95 Boudoir Chairs
with Skirts, turquoise 1895
l-99.95 Maple Sofabed,
brown tweed fabric S48
1-369.95 Kroehler 2-Pc.
Daveno Suite, turquoise,
1895
l-S6o.95 Rowe 2-Pc. Foam
Daveno Suite, turquoise,
1895
a. ll9.95-l29.95 Kroehler
Sofabeds, sleeps two, toast,
1895
2--l29.95 Kroehler Key
Arms Sofabeds, charcoal,
sleeps two $685.
a 12o.95-149.95 Kroehler
Sofabeds, turq, green 59.95
2-79.95 Kroehler Lounge
Chair in red only = -S3s
l-22o.9S Kroehler 5-Pc.
Sofabed Suite, toast color
1dprlc ----s.--------l29.V5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-29
ANTIQUES
AND DECORATORS ITEMS

AND O6GOAsfN NSAN1 a A-tt.1
RUBINA CRANBERRY into ciearD
vase, $3.50: old bisaue fleurine,
- 20; fruit plates. 81: blue Bristol
goblets. Si.50; cut glass tumblerSi
II; -opalescent epergne. 81 so. but
ter dish, $3.50. satin airy lamp
TRAN vases. $3.50; milk glass
rooster, $3.50: Bohemian wines,
$3.50: lot compotes, 81 80 TO So;
organ stool, So so; walnut side
board. $50: washstand. S.. marble
topped table. S17.50; mahogany
loyeSeat, ? chairs. So so; china
cabinet, $50: rockers, $3.50. cob
blers bench, SIS. little stove
$3.50. Many other bargains, VIZ
ike for you TO come and prowl
Open daily. 5 10 z: Sat. and Sun.
ii to z. BELL KINDS. 18th and g
SITS. Sc. near Penna ave. Ii T.
gsss. P.s.; See our nd under fur
niShings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-29
OCCASIONAL
FURNITURE

FURNITURE
4-39.95 Loveseats. tubular
steel. plastic cover SIS
1885 Lounge Chair.
tubular steel, charcoal-$ $40
1895 Sofa, tubular steel
in turquoise color $25
l-l2.95 Side Chair, mig.
finish. wine fabric 7.95
2-l9.95 Lounge Chairs.
tubular steel. aqua, white
plastic -7.95
1885 Chest, 4-drawer in
maple finish 1895
2-l9.95 Cocktail Tables.
grey plastic tops. tubular
steel IS
1895 Cocktail Tables.
mig. finish 9.95
1-l6.95 Cocktail Table.
mig. finish. glass top IS
l-l6.95 Step Table, mig.
finish IS
2-29 s5 Drum Tables, mig.
finish by Mersman SIS
1895 End Table. parian
white finish ~ $40
5-l9.95 Cocktail tables in
walnut finish -.7 1856
l9-24.95 Cocktail Tables
by Stickley in lined oak
l4.95
3-3495 Corner Tables by
Stickley in lined oak finish
l4.95
10-39.95 Corner Tables by
Stickley in lined oak,
Formica top 1895
l-3995 Picture Window
Table in lined oak finish
1895
$685. Cocktail Tables by
Mengel. oak finish SIS
1-l995 Cocktail Table in
black and grey IS
7-2900-77.90 Stack Units,
chest, bookcases, barbed,
colors ------ 30-509o OFF
$685. Cocktail, Lamp.
Step Tables. chinchilla
finish 1895
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-29
FURS
JUST 6-HURRY

Dyed. full-length. let-out mus
KRAFT coats at manufacturers cost.
The maker needed cash. See them :
try them on: compare our values.
BASKIN FURS. 9Th and @ NV.
hot air, coal. $50: oil
cow. unit. tank. controls. SS5.
Misc. furn., lamps. Ii. 6-S134.
FURNACES-New lin original
cratesl. General Motors DELcO
FURNACES Over-the-counter or
installed. Phone RE 7-5S00. Mr.
Belts. We have one 10 ut your
needs. Discounts up TO 25es on
some models. Call now for q FREE
PANY, 1913 H st. NV.
complete. Of bed
Tm APT. PIT incl aS s1et e. m se daY Tx.
after x Mon Wed Fri
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-29

ANTIQUE CHINESE chow bench
and 2 stools. chair and silver
chest; also several pieces ANTIQUE
furniture. RA. 6-2136.
ANTIQ0Es-EARLY AMERICAN
FOUR WINDS FARM
Large constantly moving stock. Out
Georgia ave. ext, (Rte. a7l . miles,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-29
CAMPING SUPPLIES

CAMPING SUFFL1ES
Umbrella tent 9xg: $40; mess
sleeping bags. $3.50. We rent.
|2613 NJ 81. NV. FE. 3-6345
CARPET. I5x25. with pad, like
new, 1909 wool Mohawk; very
good buy EN-. 2-1410.
CASH DRAWER, new, suitable for
any business. Bargain at $50 so.
CIRCLE. 616 9th st. NV.
CASH REGISTER. National. good
cond.: sacrifice at $40. MATES.
600 18th st. NV. ST. 3-9776.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-29

BEDDING AND
SLEEP FURNITURE
1886 Twin Headboards 81
4-l095 Bunk Bed Springs
in odds and ends 81
ll-24.95 Twin Parts Beds.
maple. mig. finishes IS
5-29.95 Bunk Bed Mat
tress in discontinued cover,
IS
lO-26.95 Twin Innerspring
Mattresses, AGA ticking,
SIS
Is - 2s.s5-3s.95 Discon-
tinued Mattress or Box
Springs -- SIS, $50
PASS Foam Outfits. twin,
$50
5-49.S5 Twin Innerspring
outfit set on legs 1895
1895 Sleep Chairs, sleep
/ person, floor sample SIS
4-79.9S Innerspring Stu
dos and Sofabeds - SIS
$l89 Full-Size Bed
Davenports, will sleep 2
persons -- 500
2 = sl99 Bed-Davenports.
full size. sleep two 49, 1929
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-29
SMART
SHOPPERS
CHARGE
1T

No where else can
you buy the finest
women's fashions at
discount prices. and
still be able to charge
Il: Come to the
and pick up some
fabulous buys In de-
signer label clothes
at 500 to 1881 OF
their original price.
csc clothes are
slightly pampered."
and gathered from
Socialites and the
atrieal people who
change their ward
robes very often. We
carry coats. suits.
sportswear. daytime
and cocktail clothes
and some furs. We
invite you to open Q
charge account.
P.S. We also carry
samples OF current
merchandise direct
from the New York
Show Rooms ct dis
count prices. Their
labels are removed.
but you will recog.
nize their styles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-29

ACME TABLE TENNIs--lO. new.
tournament, "a and "a inch |;
green or black tops. AID. 4-2133.
ADDING NE-SUBTRACTOR,
10 keys, $49. so, guar. Other bar
gains. CIRCLE. 616 9th st. NV.
ADDING MACHINES. used ana new.
Liberal cash discounts. Trade
ms accepted Rentals repairs.
All makes. CENTRAL. 2007 18th
st. NV.
ADDING MACHINES. Victor, with
subtr., elec.; also Allen Wales with
subtr.. cleo. AL cond. GA. 4-S795.
ADDING MACHINES, small; adds,
subtracts: 1-year guar: SLABS.
Also l0-key Rem. No money down.
81 wk. CIRCLE. 616 9th st, NV
ADDRESSOGRAPHs. Model 1865,
complete. Also hand. HARRY J.
ABRAMS. l24 L st. ne.
ADDRESSOGRAPH MACH, / hand
model, No. 80, new; / Model 1900.
peri. cond., with selector. etc. (:
also cabinet: very good price.
WE. 6-5O29, days: UN. 4-7454,
ewes.
ADMIRAL. Sway console: AM I'm.
radio. phono, excel. cond. TV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-29
TRADITIONAL
BEDROOM AND
DINING ROOM

2--69.95 Bookcase Bed, 4
by-6 in maple 500
1886 Double Dresser
and Mirror in solid maple.
$685.
1895 Twin Beds, maple,
1895
3-2s.95 Mite Tables, maple,
l4.95
2 = 6e95 Bookcase Beds,
fruitwoOd finish, French
Provincial 3 1895
l-$l,2O0 Mig. 5-Pc. Triple
Dresser Suite $685.
3-89.95 Round Extension
Table with l leaf, mig,
1895
4 Sis Cherry Italian
Provincial China or Bullets,
1895
s. SIPS Mahogany Veneer
6uHetS ----------89.95
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-29
ANTIQUES

Captains desk. cherry, walnut
canopy beds. cherry. walnut. drop
leaf table: sewing table, large selec'
ton chairs. some Early American
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1957-06-28

Spanish conquistadors brought
the first chicken to the Americas.
They were the red-jungle fowl of
India.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1957-06-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Howard
welcomed Russell Edward at the
Milford Memorial Hospital on Sat-
urday evening, June p. Mrs. How
ard will be remembered as Miss
Ruth Ann Messick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Worden
spent Friday evening in Dover as
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Coud-
right.
Mrs. Katie Fitzgerald spent Sun
day of last week in Trenton. N. ].
where she attended the Oral Rob-
erts Campaign.
Misses Janis Dickerson, Joyce
Morgan and Billy Morgan attended
the Grady and Hurst Show on
teievision. Mondays
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Worden en-
tertained to a barbecue on Satur-
day evening, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Hunt and daughter, Marilyn and
Mr., and Mrs. Logan LeCompte and
children Jackie and Cheryl.
Eddie Berwick who is stationed
at New Port, Rhode Island left on
Tuesday for a tour to South Amer
lea.
jimmy Berwick is attending
school at the University of Della
ware for the summer months
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1957-06-28
1875 Lbs. OF Wool
Received At Pool
Sixty State Growers Made Deliver.
les To Fair Grounds

SixIy Delaware sheep growers
delivered 1876 pounds of wool
into pool" held at the, Kent-Sus-
sex fairgrounds, and demonstrated
once again the values of selling
farm products comparatively on a
graded basis. For the fourth con-
secutive year, pooling growers
have received a premium in price
ranging from eight to seventeen
cents per pound for their wool.
The pool was conducted by the
Delaware Sheep and Wool Asso-
citation. a non-profft growers or
ganization which also has held two
lamb pools, conducts sheep show
each year at the fair, and holds
regular meetings to learn about
latest management practices. Will
liam Gray of Harrington is the
president, Mrs. Vera Rambo of
Houston the secretary, and Mrs
Don Conci1io of Dover the treasur-
er.
The price this year was 64c per
pound for the best grades of WOOL
and about 800 of the graded wool
brought this price. Ungraded wool
the same week brought only 49 to
SOC per pound at the farm or at the
local auctions.
1T stands to reason that when
group can deliver a large guam
tity of a graded product to one
Elace, then buyers will be interest
ed in paying higher prices" says
Don COnciliO, who was in charge
of the pool this year.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1957-06-28

Milford, MIR and Mrs. Fred VOL
pert and son, Mickey, of Philadel-
phia. Mrs. Betty Pierce, Mr.. and
Mrs. Al Hunnicutt, of Milford, Mr..
and Mrs. william Warren and son,
Billy, Mr.. Walter Warren, Charles
Warren and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Warren and sons, Gary and Dale.
Mrs. Richard CULLEN and chill
dren spent Monday in Clayton as
guests of her mother, Mrs. John
Montague.
Mrs. Yeril Johnson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Worden had as Their
guests over the weekend, Mr.. Roy
B. Banning, of Florence, S. c., and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lowry and
son, David of Chester. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Morgan en-
tertained to a barbecue on Satur-
day evening, Mr. and Mrs. Dale
Shockley. of PittsviEle. Md: Mr..
and Mrs. Fulton Lynch and son,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Collins and
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Lynch and fam
lily. of Gumboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Morgan
and daughter, Nora Marie attended
the Delaware Vocal Music Camp
Concert held at Dover Field House,
in Dover on Sunday.
Rev. Olin Shockley. of Cheswold
spent Wednesday with Mrs. Katie
Fitzgerald.
Kenneth wilkins, Charles Hard
ing, Billy Morgan and Henry Kur-
atle left Tuesday with the FLA for
a three day tour to Washington.
Mrs. Leila Wiley of Greenwood
spent Wednesday with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Truitt.
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LINCOLN
Mrs. Rena Morgan
Phone: Milford 5133
Lincoln Methodist Church
Rev. w. w. Hamilton, pastor

Lincoln Methodist Church
Rev. w. w. Hamilton, pastor
Services for Sunday, June 80
10000 a. m, Morning Worship
Service. The music this Sunday
will be a solo by Mr.. Logan Lee
Compile.
HOO a. m, Church School Ses-
sion. Douglas Morgan, Superinten-
dent; Paul White, Assistant Super
inteRdent Make it your aim to be
in Sunday School this Sunday as
well as sharing in the Worship
Service. There have been fans
placed in the Church for your COD
yenience.
AGO to 4::30 p. M, Precious
Memories Broadcast" over George
town Station, 900 on the dial.
1880 p. m, The program for Sun
day is beng presented by the mem
bers of the Vacation Bible School.
All work completed by these stu
dents will be on display in the
Primary room. This program will
conclude the Daily Vacation Bible
School which has been in progress
for the past two weeks on the
Lincoln Charge. 80 students along
with their helpers will be taking
part in this service. The public is
cordially invited.
Bonnie was guest of honor on
Saturday when his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Worden had few of
his friends in to celebrate his 10th
birthday. Those attending We're:
Carol MacLean, Cheryl LeCompte,
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LegiOn's Heads Will
Be Installed At
Wilmington July z
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will be installed one at time by
a Past Department Commander.
Greetings will be extended by
Lieutenant Governor David p
Buckson, U. S. Senator J. Allen
Frear, Jr., and u. S. Representa-
tive Harry G. Haskell, Jr.-an Lee
gionnaires.
Mrs. George Scout, Department
President of Smyrna and recently
elected DepaI ttiIsent Officers of the
Auxiliary will then be introduced.
Immediately following, The Three
Little Bakers, known nationally as
"The Acromaniacs" will entertain
with their speciality numbers.
Laurence Roberts Post and Aux
Hilary will be Host and hostess in
charge of armory arrangements,
All LegiOnnaires, their wives and
friends are invited Posts down
state are expected to form special
caravans for the trip to Whining
ton, The installation ceremony is
open to the public.
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Education Director
At Church OF God

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in Cleveland, Tennessee. After his
discharge in 1852 he attended Lin
coin Memorial University, Harri-
gate, Tennessee and Asbury Col
lege, Wilmore, Kentucky. He re-
ceived his B.A. degree in 1854 from
Asbury College. His major was in
the field of Christian education.
In addition to his college and
seminary preparation, Mr.. Baldree
has had practical preparation. He
was Acting Registrar of Lee Col
lege in 1947-1948. In 1948 and
again in 1855 he was employed in
office and editorial work by the
Church of God Foreign Missions
Poard in Cleveland, Tennessee.
For one year before his entrance
into seminary, he was youth Sun
day School curriculum writer for
the Church of God Publishing
House.
During his seminary training,
Mr.. Baldree did educational work
in one of the Churches of God in
Fort Worth, Texas.