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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-05
Twelve Young
Women Form
New Club

The La Schema Club, a newly
organized club Of II young women
met at the home Of Mrs. Velma
Hill, 4oIs Third Av s. on Monday
evening, April l.
The club held its first meeting
at the home Of Mrs. Lois Johnson
1892 Third Av. S. with a definite
purpose in mind-the develop
ment and sharing OF individual
latent talents.
Officers and members are Mrs
Lois Johnson, president: Mrs
Dorothy Brown, vice president
Mrs. Vera Phifer, secretary; Miss
June Belfield, corresponding sec,
Rotary; Mrs. Jimmie Lee John
son, treasurer; Mrs. Gladys Tur.
ner, activity chairman and Mrs
Rosemary Mcheau, reporter ant
confidential chairman. Other
members are the Mines. Veins
Hill, Claressa Rogers, Helen Har,
ris and the Misses Isabel White
and Elizabeth Davis.
Plans were formulated at the
April l meeting for social and con.
structive activities for the ensu.
ing season.
Concluding the business trans.
actions, a social hour was enjoy.
ed.
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Ieo For DebUtontoS
Set For Sunday. ApriI J

The social committee Of the
Cameo Club win give its Debu-
tante Introductory Tea at p. m,
Sunday, April 7, at the home OF
Mrs. Jesse Davidson, $50 Dayton
Av.
This affair is for the purpose OF
meeting the debutantes and their
mothers, to discuss and plan for
the 1857 Cotilhon Ball where
young ladies l6 to IS, will make
their formal bow to society.
Any deb who has not received
an invitation, is asked to attend
this tea, and get fun details OF
this presentation.
Mrs. Harold Richardson, chair
man Of the social committee is
general chairman with John Whit
taker and Mrs. Harry Massengill
as co-chairmen.
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hosts 10 the Twin City Bridge
club on March %, Club prizes
were won by Mr.. Jones'. first and
Henry johnson, second. MT and
Mrs. ollye Gum. MT and Mrs.
Charles Graham and Mrs. Gladys
johnson wereg uests OF the hosts,
The ladies' were each given a gift.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Fraction.
SS4i Clinton Av,. Minneapolis. will
be hosts at the next meeting on
April 81
Loafors Inc; Loafers, Inc. In
itiated two new members into
membership, when they met Sat
urday. March so They were Leon
ard II, Carter and Donald Ban
ham. The club win hold its regular
meeting Sunday, April at p, m.
at the clubrooms, $50 Rondo Av,
Out OF Hospital; Gary Taylor,
infant son OF Mr., and Mrs. James
Taylor OF 1854 Thomas Av.. re-
turned home March "a. from An
cker hospital where he underwent
major surgery, Little Gary Is in
excellent condition and making
rapid recovery.
Election Held: when the DYw-
YK Club met at the home OF Mrs,
Sidney williams, s33 ST. Anthony
Av. on Thursday, March 2s, inn
portant business on It's agenda
was election OF officers. which
saw the entire slate OF officers
reelected. Following business a
social hour was enjoyed The next
meeting will be at the home OF
Mrs, James Green, 775 St An
thony Av, on April II.
Entire Nous Clubs When the
Entire Nous club meets on Friday
evening, April ., at the home of
Miss Bessie Berkeley, 403 N, West
ern Az, the birthday OF Mrs.
Jesse Miller win be celebrated.
Chatterbox Club Elects; The
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Chatterbox Club. a branch OF the
Sunshine Federation OF ST. Paul,
met March %, at the home OF
Mrs. Norman Light, 66i w. Cen
trail Az, At this meeting, Mrs. Al
bert Harper was welcomed into
membership. Election OF officers
was held and the following off,
GERS elected: the Mines. Norman
Light. president; Hellaine Holh-
day. vice president: Earline Cal
loway. secretary; Ernest Greene,
treasurer and Mrs James Taylor,
Sunshine chairman. The next
meeting will be held at the home
OF Mrs. Stephen Maxwell. Ss2
Carroll Av. on April 10th.
Anniversary Celebration Mr..
and Mrs, NJ X. Mcknight. $50
Fuller Az. have issued invitations
for open house" on their 20th
wedding anniversary 20 be heId
April 10, from s TO II p m. Hon
oring the couple, DIR. and Mrs,
H. b. DelAny OF Mt, Vernon, ~ Y.
and Mr.. and Mrs. o. h. Williams
OF Minneapolis, are entertaining
at Roadbuddy's Cafe Sunday.
April 7, at 7 p. m.
Home ON Leaves AirmRn 1/e
Jack Robinson Is home on leave
from overseas duty where he
spent is months In Germany. Air
man Robinson Ia visiting his
mother, Mrs. Alberta Robinson,
and his father, Peter Robinson of
900 IglehRrt Az. He win leave the
city April 10 and will report for
duty at Whitman air Force Base
in Missouri.
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Chuck Wits, who put out Its Too
Late" and Roy Gaines, who
never heard Of before are going TO
be billed at Labor Temple at a
matinee dance next Sunday after
noon. This should be a real nice
dance.
Welcome back 20 the twins"
Johnny Allen, Art Blakely, John
Dorsey and Walter Smith. Nice
to see you fellows home again
after such a long time spent with
Uncle Sam In the forces.
CherIene Smith gave a party
Saturday night for her brother
Walter.
There was a party at the Local
in ST. Paul Saturday. / don't know
the names Of the airmen who gave
II, but they tell me a whaling
good time was had
Joe Harris gave a party Satur-
day night. He's going into the
Marines pretty soon you know.
Modern Jazz Part IL. presented
at the Lyceum Theater Sunday
night, had a poor crowd. As a
whole the concert was real good,
Hamilton Quintet and Lurean
Hunter, and Maynard Ferguson
In his own way Don Shirley play
ed real nice. II you go for his
style. but personally. I don't dig
the man, he's too concerty for
me. but Of course. he does play
some nice sounds that will put
you in dreamland. went 10 sleep
on his playing.
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TWO COUPLES WED
IN ELOPEMENT TO
MASON CITY, IOWA

Mr.. and Mrs Otha HOWeltOn,
s22 EllwoOd Az ~, have an
noUncsd the secret marriage Of
their son. Leon Valdez % Miss
Shirley ellis, daughter Of Mrs.
EsteIa segers Of St Paul
The couple eloped 10 Mason
City, Ia. and were married there
at high noon Saturday. March
ls.
Accompanying the nswIyweds.
making a foursome, were Edna
Mae Shaw. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Shaw Of 7O7 Fremont
Az. n. and Eugene White. son Of
Mrs. Louise White Of s. Paul
who were married the same day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene White
were married In NOrthwOOd, Ia,
al 2 p m. the same day following
the marriage ceremony Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Valdez. Each couple served
as attendants for the other.
Mr.. and Mrs. White are at
home TO their friends at 500 FL
wood Av. "
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Andrew Clark Jr.
Reelected President
Council Of Clubs

The Minneapolis Sociahtes Club
was host to the Twin City Council
Of Clubs when It held its regular
meeting Monday night, April /
at the Nacirema Club, 394e
Fourth Av. S, Minneapolis.
Topping the agenda was cleo
ton Of officers that saw the fol-
lowing reelected: Andrew Clark
Jr. president; Mrs. Virginia Tins,
ley. secretary; Edward Thomas
treasurer and James Campbell
was elected vice president. VII
lard Jones was appointed chair,
man Of the civic committee.
Two new clubs were taken in.
to membership. They were the
Twilight Social Club, Lewis Sea.
ton, president and Fezzan Tenn
pie, No. 20.
Willard Jones was guest speak,
er. He spoke on the subject
First Class Citizenship"
The Northern Lights Bowling
League will be hosts to the coun-
Gil at its next regular meeting.
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Debs & Dates

HI there debs and dates! It's
been two weeks since I last talked
to you, and l really missed you
all. Oh, such wonderful weather,
If it win only keep up, we were
so lucky TO have the billiards
pass us, we must be favorte.
You know the old saying II you
can't find anything else Of a con-
versational piece, there Is always
the weather TO talk about.
It's a little late, but congratu-
lations to both Of you, Gayle
Schoheld and Tommy Donaldson.
who were just married recently
Last Friday, Paul Clark gave a
birthday party and the sand
witches were very good.
Willie Jemison and some club
gave a dance at the Nacirema
last Friday. guess they charged
admission. but when we walked
in they didn't charge us a thing
Jimmy Jackson missed the In
ter-City fights in Chicago, because
Of illness, which at the time Of
this writing still has him in the
hospital in Chicago. But ! hope he
is able % come home Wednesday
because we miss him so. It's a
shame TO have 10 go this far and
get knocked out by sickness. but
as they say, things always hap
pen for the best, and what will
be- viii be.
Barbara Green gave party
Saturday night.
Well az last a dance came our
way Al Smith and the Morocros
were at the Junior Pioneer Hall
Saturday night The Moroccos
didn't sound like much on the
stage, they could never seem 20
get started together. but Of
course there could be a number Of
reaEons for this
The records they gave away
sound real good. compared 80 as
/ said. maybe the band just wasn't
with &c. 4 couple Of years ago
one Of the Moroccos named
"sauHy", used 20 lead the FIam-
trg0e8.
Wen people. there IS not too
much more % reIaCe your way
this week, So III take a breather
now, and add more Of the latest
news before I sign Off
Well. u looks ike we have a
pretty good dance in store for Us
soon, thanks 10 D. p. Black. I
hope u is not cancelled though.
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home nurse can learn to observe
symptoms Of the patient and fac
ilitate the doctors diagnosis.
Red Cross home nursing classes
are offered free to community
groups and individuals who re-
quest them. For further informa-
ton, call the Red Cross nursing
services at FE. 3-5195.
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FRANK FISHER BURIED

Services for Frank Fisher, %,
Of 319 Washington Az s., who
died at his home on Sunday,
March 81, were held Thursday,
April 4, at the Woodland Funeral
Chapel at 2:30 p m. Rev. c. e.
Parker, pastor, Rehoboth church
Of Christ, officiated.
Surviving are two brothers, Ed
gar and Leon Fisher OF Mime
Apolis and other relatives.
Burial was in Crystal Lake
cemetery with Woodland Funeral
Home in charge Of arrangements.
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Civil Defense Co.
Director Spoke To
AAal-k-s rI..k

Mrs. Jessie B. Mattson, cod.
rector Of women's Affairs and
Evacuation Services OF the St
Paul Civil Defense was guest
speaker at the regular meeting OF
the Adelphsi Club held Tuesday
March 20 at Cnspus Attacks
Home, Mrs. Naomi Thomas, d.
rector Of the home was hostess.
Mrs. Mattson spoke on civil de-
Tense.
A program was presented with
the Adrianettes Trio and Mrs. NJ.
R. Burgess, presenting piano
selections.
A social hour was enjoyed at
the conclusion Of the business ses-
sion.
Mrs. Mamie Green, IT'S st. An
thony Av., Will be hostess at the
next meeting which will be held
Tuesday April %.
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Human Rights Committee
Meeting Monday April 8

The Minnesota Council for HUI
man and civil Right win hold a
meeting Monday evening, April
8 at 7:3O al the Midway YMCA,
1851 University Av, Room No.
POI.
a report on the progress Of the
Housing Bill will be made.
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ST. THOMAS CHURCH
STYLE SHOW APRIL %

st. Thomas Church Style Show
Of April % will present a host Of
the Twin City's outstanding tai
ent that you would not want 10
miss. So buy your tickets now
for the outstanding show Of the
year. Two hours Of dancing after
the show.-Advt.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-05

Henderson, Omaha, Nebr.
on her return trip to Pearl
Harbor from the Far East, the
Cocopa made a short good will
voyage to Sydney, Australia.
The crewmemberS were well
coined by different organizations
in Sydney and received guided
tours, tickets to radio and tele-
vision shows, world championship
tennis matches and horse races,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-05

OF the uedJh OF ms Step-rather.
Nathan Bonner Of st. Louis. No.
Mr.. Bonner died Saturday. March
30. He was former resident OF
Minneapolis and member Of Zion
Baptist church, and is also the
uncle Of Rev. E. Henderson Of
1929 Bryant AV. N, and brother
in-law of Mrs. Pauline Carr Of
Isanti, MINI. Mr.. Dennis and Rev.
Henderson went to St. Louis a
short time ago to visit with Mr..
Bonner during his illness.
Ophelia Rice Unit, WCTU:
Ophelia Rice Unit of the wCTU
will meet Monday April s at 1880
p. m. at the home OF Mrs. lone
Brown, 5000 18th Av. s. Mrs.
Lola Lynch, state director Of WIS.,
us education. win be guest speak
er. Members are asked to attend.
HospitaAIed: Mrs. Charles
(HazeD Curry. 1886 Fifth Az. s,
who has been recuperating at her
home from a virus condition, re-
turned to Fairview hospital on
Saturday evening, March 80. Mrs.
Curry's condition remains fair.
Back Home: Mrs. Edward Carr,
3942 Fifth Av. s., returned home
Thursday morning from Kansas
City, No, where she was called to
attend the funeral of her brothers
wife, Mrs. Robert Edith Per
kins. Mrs. Perkins died suddenly
Of heart attack on March 81, at
her home. Funeral services were
held Wednesday, March 81.
Beauticians Unit 2IO VIII Meet:
Minneapolis Beauticians Chapter
21O, Theta M Sigma, will meet
Monday, April 8 at 1870 p. m.
with Mrs. c. A. Jones, HOS Du-
pont Av. N, as hostess.
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reading to Miss Jean Webster,
home economics teacher. Miss
Webster is offering Red Cross
home nursing training as a part Of
her homemaking classes at Pat
nick Henry High.
An important part OF the course
which deals with sick-room sIIills,
is observation Of the symptoms Of
illness. Through training, the
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and free use OF the city bus sys,
tenn.
Reciprocating for their recep-
ton, the Cocopa held open house
for visitors three afternoons OF
the six days in port.
The ship Is attached to the Pa.
ciffc Fleet Service Force, under
the command OF Rear Admiral
Edward A. Solomons, USN, with
headquarters In Pearl Harbor.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-05
Social and Personal
r ST. PAUL =

New Member At the March % meeting Of the Gold Band
club held at the home Jackman goo st. Anthony
Av, Mrs Anita Tucker welcomed into membership and
Robert Graham who has been leave of absence
instated to active membership
Club Hosts Mr. and Mrs Il. Jones 962 Carroll Av,
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

Cresteundos Will Meet: Mrs. Verda Horn 1895 Fourth
Az s. Will be hostess TO the CreSiteundos club on Sunday
April at m All club members are urged to be present and
make their report on the club project that it will be
success.
Sad News Luther Dennis $40 Fifth Av S. received word
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-05

MhNfield PTA Carnival. Friday
(tonIght) MRxfield school. $50 20
10 p. m. --AdvL
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Lincoln University
Heodliner Week
Pluns Develop

jefferson city, Mo, Prepare
tons 70 make the ninth annual
Hcadliner Week, April S TO s the
biggest OF them all were evident
throughout the month at Lincoln
Univeuty's MOI department OF
journalism. At the workshop
each spring more than l25 high
school editors, journalism stu
dents and teachers from several
states gather for three days OF
fun, along with demonstrations
and stimulating discussions ON
photography,
At Lincoln, journalism students
school papers, yearbooks and
have been preparing exhibits,
Prof Lee S. Cole, acting head OF
the department, has been lining
up speakers for the event, and
even in Italy, where DIR, Armi-
stead S, Pride is on a years leave
as Fullbright lecturer, there's
a vigorous interest in the maya
zine and newspaper awards to be
presented at the 1887 Headliner
banquet.
The program will get under way
at q. m. Wednesday morning,
April ,, with breakfast at the
university cafeteria, which will
be followed by registration and n
campus tour Workshop sessions
win begin at 10 o'clock that
morning
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-04-05

Elizabeth Hall Pre- Easter
Fashion Review, Wednesday, April
s at 8 p. m. Pilgrim Baptist
Church. Donation 75c.-Advt.
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-
Emil l. Telfel Is expected back
as news workshop instructor, He
is an associate professor at Will
liam Allen White School OF
Journalism. University OF Kansas.
With him in the news workshop
will be ID. r. Randolph Smith, In
structor In journalism at Van
Horn high school, Kansas City,
Mo.
Photography workshop will be
conducted by Avon Wilson, Lin
coin university instructor in
photography and journalism. STU
dents will have a opportunity to
develop and print their own pic
lures.
The Headliner Hop. usually held
Thursday night after tho banquet
will be Wednesday night this year.
The change, said Prof Cole, Is
10 allow the music and dancing to
get everybody better acquainted
earlier. staff members Of the
Lincoln Clarion, university stu
dent publication, will sponsor the
event.
Newman Speaks At Banquet
Friday night, DR.. Earl e, Daw-
son, president OF Lincoln univer-
sity, will present the Citation OF
Merit 10 several winners for out
standing performance in the field
OF journalism. and the Award for
Significant Contributions TO Bet
ter Human Relations. Other a.
wards and entertainment are plan
ned for the evening.
Speaker at the banquet which
will be held Friday night. April
5. will be Cecil Newman. pub
Usher Of the Minneapolis Spokes-
man and the st. Paul Recorder.
Otis Thompson, former staff
member OF the St Louis Argus
and an alumnus Of the journal
ism area at Lincoln, will serve
ms toastmaster. Mr.. Thompson
Is presently employed as a mem
Der OF the Moss Hendrix public
relations firm In Washington, d.
C.
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Milford chronicle., 1957-05-10
CENTIFIED SOYREAN SEED FOR

SALE-An home grown and treated.
OSdens, Lees and Clark, $500 per
bushel. Also many varieties of choice
selected soybean seeds. All seeds are
of high termination, state tested and
so tagged. We specialize in cleaning
and treating seeds, don't wait for the
rush, get yours done early. Headquar-
ters' for ArmOurs fetrilize, Pioneer
seed corn and Graham plOws. Hop
kins Granary, Inc, Milton. Phone
$751; or 4474. 70-5-3-7t
FOR SALE+Three bedroom bunga-
low with attached double garage. tiled
bath, laundry room, second kicthe1
and game room in plastered wall cell
ar. hardwood floors, Dashboard heat,
aluminium sash, rain guttering, out
sisse fireplace, Old Shawnee Road,
S15.500 Four room bungalow, excel
lent condition, oil heat, aluminium
storm sash, ? acres, Cedar Beach
Road, S4.50O. Four bedroom , story
home, Route 113, laundry room
screened porch, ? fireplsces, double
garage, . acres. S11, 500. Three bed
room 2 story home, GOA :. F. Front
street, $500. Four bedroom modern
semi-hungalOw, attached double gar
age oil heat, aluminium storm sash
and doors, rain guttering, watrproofed
cellar. ArEO Corner. Sl2, 900. Three bed
room home, porches. oil heat, , car
garage, 2l0 South Washington street
Milford, $4,000. Harry =. Rust, Real
Estate. Phone Milford 5173.
l24-5-3-2t
Milford chronicle., 1957-05-10

FOR SALE-No. designed for
today's comfort, this cozy compact
home with every inch of space util-
ized- Living rOCin with fireplace
dining room, kitchen, bath and two
bedrooms on first floor with one bed
room on second floor. Double lot with
garage. Truly a home to delight any
one. No. "A real value, this bed
room home located on Shawnee Road,
just out of town, large lot garage,
living room, dining room, Kitchen,
bath and two bedrooms on first floor,
with two bedrooms on second floor
A home well worth your inspection.
No. 3-Excellent home and revenue
in this apartment home located on
South Washington street, close 70
down town shopping, rooms each
apartment. No. Country atmos-
phere close in, in this home located on
dupont Boulevard, close to school,
has 4 bedrooms, living room, dining
room, kitchen, large lot, beautiful
shade. No. 5-Make a date with us
today to see this home located on
Route Is in Harrington, must see this
one to appreciate it. Has living room.
dining room, kitchen, bath and 2 bed
r,oms on first floor, one bedroom up
sta rs. Make an offer, owner viii lis
ten. No 6-E'arm house with spin
Ming wheel atmosphere, and 3812
qcres of farm land. located 1I5 miles
from Scott's Store No. 7-Tops in
suburban living, this home with 10
acres of tillable land. located near
Lincoln. Time for action-dOu't delay.
Harvey g. Marvel RealtOr, No. South
Walnut street, Milford. Phone 4466;
evenings call 1862 or 8S2S.
24l-5-1Q-lt
Milford chronicle., 1957-05-10

FOR SALE -Rehoboth: No. Hurry
four bedroom, bath, powder room, liv-
ing room, dining room, kitchen porch,
basement and garage home, fully fur
nished and in the ocean block, must be
sold to close estate. A real oppor-
tunity for a beach home No. 2-Im-
proved lot 3S5 X $50, facing two high
ways with room home, large garage.
Ideal for home, subdivision, motel,
nursery. No. 3-Many choice lots in
best locations. Pauline Harris, No. l
Olive avenue, Rehoboth.. Phone 2251
or 6031 S3-5-10-1t
Milford chronicle., 1957-05-10
TRICKS AND CARS FOR SALE

1851 Chevrolet 2-ton truck, 2 speed
rear, ? new tires. rest like new, new
motor, brake shoes, wheel cylinders,
master cylinders, floor mat, new paint
job, green, very good condition, ready
TO go. 1855 Chevrolet pickup, VS.,
$4,000 miles, one owner, like new,
radio, heater. spot-lite, redlite, trailer
hitch. rear bumper, turn signals,
ready for the road Must be seen.
1919 Cadillac, 50, door, black. actual
54.Sf4 miles, radio and heater, w. w.
tires, like new, very good condition.
1949 Mercury = door. black, R and
H, runs and looks good, cheap. 1919
Mercury 4 door, tone green, r. and
H., runs and looks good, w. w. tires,
both have overdrive, cheap. VIII
trade 1919 Mercury, good condition
for s. or I ton pickup of equal value,
or give little difference for good one.
Dewey E. Sapp, Milford, Delaware
Phone 1878 or 440S. 150-5-10-1t
Milford chronicle., 1957-05-10
SERVICE STATION BUSINESS

FOR SALE-In City of Milford, Della
ware, on good heavily travelled high
way, most popular gas and best sell
er on market today. Have years
left on my lease and can get any
amount of lease wanted. Rent very
reasonable, 1c gallon, best oil COM
high pressure, just plain, old every
day people, very nice Nice statin-s
bays. large Office and store room,
living quarters for or 3 upstairs,
good going and growing business.
Gross business last year S47, 600 Good
opportunity for right party. VIII sell
for inventory. Reason for selling have
interest in other business. Only inter-
ested party inquire No tFifiers, want
good man. Same location for years
wonderful opportunity. Write Box
373-A, r. d. No. l, Milford, Della
ware. S-lZl-5-lO-lC
Milford chronicle., 1957-05-10
IN MEmoRlAm

In loving memory Of Lille May
Wiley who passed away one year
ago, May II. 1886:
One year has passed since that sad
day,
The one we loved was called away,
The evening stars shine on the grave
OF the one we loved but could not save.
And though her smiles are gone for
ever
And her hands we cannot touch,
We will never lose the memory
OF the one we loved 50 mucis.
Dearly loved and sadly missed by
Children. 5-10-lt
Milford chronicle., 1957-05-10

TOR SALE-Grant's In Milford as
venetian blinds, most sizes sass; Win
dow shades with rollers from CSC,
many types of curtain rods and drip
erv cranes, including solid rOdings cut
10 measure, and various types of pins,
brackets, and other window needs.
Shades cut to measure. w. T. GrSnt
Co, Milford. 5o-l-I-tf