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Milford chronicle., 1957-07-19
.Desegregate In Fol-,
Ordered By
Federal Judge Leahy
TEXT OF Z. S. COURT
SEGREGATION RULING

Following is the text of
Chief U. S. District Court
Judge Paul Leahy's opinion
issued Monday in the Della
ware school gregatfon
cases:
1. Among the several mo-
tions before the Court are
plaintiffs motion for consoli-
dation OF C. A. Nos. 1916
through 1922. inclusive under
FIR 42(a), and plsintiffs' mo-
tion for summary Judgment
against the Members of the
State Board of Education
and the State Superintendent
of Public instruction under
FF. 56(a).
2. This Court disposed of
a previous motion of plain
Continued on page seventeen)
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Natl Farm Safety
Week Starts July q
Is Designed To Prevent Accidents
On The Farm

National Farm Safety Week, by
proclamation of President Eisen-
hover, gets underway throughout
the United States Sunday, July 81.
Safety makes sense" will be the
theme of the campaign until July
q designed to prevent accidents
among farm families all year.
According to the president, the
death toll from teamwork acci-
dents last year was higher than in
any other major industry. The eff
feet of accident-preyention pro-
grams has indicated that our ru-
raj residents, through attention to
safety, can greatly reduce accidents
and the resultant loss and suffer-
ing, he said.
81 request all persons and organ
izations interested in the welfare of
farm people to support and par
ticipate in this special endeavor," ="
President Eisenhower stated.
tcontinued on page sevenD
Milford chronicle., 1957-07-19
Jim Holland New
Manager At Miller 5
Special Feature WIN BE Fountain,
All Kinds OF Sandwiches

Jim Holland. the genial former
operator of Hollands restaurant
located next to the First National
Bank and Trust Company is now
presently devoting his extensive
talents to the management of Mill
er's Esso Station.
Miller's long a favorite spot for
adults and students alike, is To-
Gated at the intersection of Lake.
view Avenue and route 113 in close
proximity to the Lakeview Avenue
School.
Under Jim's management the sta
tion will be open daily a. m. to
IL p. m. Monday through Sunday
A special feature will be COM
plete fountain service and sand
wicbes, including submarines.
Jim, hopes TO see all his old
friends and many new ones at
Willer's.
Milford chronicle., 1957-07-19
Kent 4-H'ers Are
Ready For Fair
Total OF 75 Have Entered Contest
At Exposition

A total of about rs county Alters
have entered contests in the Kent
Sussex Fair next week in Harriag-
ton. Marion Macdonald, county 4-Ff
Club Agent, reported today.
The agents said that entrants in
ju0ging contests include.
Clothing: Joan Warner, Milford
Millwood; Mary Ann Moore, West
Vile; Norman Robb, Westville.
Baking: Patricia Marvel, Hous-
ton Cardinal; Norman Jean Davis.
Harriet Lynch, and Mary Ann Da-
Wis, Millwood; Shirley Adams, Oak
Grove; Connie Moore, Chestnut
Grove.
Food Preservation: Norma Mar
vel, Houston Cardinal; Barbara
Lynch, Milford Millwood; Joyce
Davis. Milford Millwood; Norma
Jean Marvel, Westville.
Vegetables: Vivian Webb, Hon
ey Bees; Louis Everline, Andrews
Vile.
Dairy: Richard Simpson, Wayne
Simpson, John Benson. Gretchel
Continued on page fifteen)
Milford chronicle., 1957-07-19
Fire Marshal Makes
Appeal To Residents
Hopes To Avoid Heavy Fire Losses
Of Last Year

Pointing out that the state suffer
eG unusually heavy losses to prop
erty and life from fire during 1856.
Acting Fire Marshal William r.
Favinger has appealed to all Della
wareans, and particularly home
owners, to seek out and eliminate
fire hazards.
Despite expansion of the states
fire-fighting equipment and per-
sonneI, Delawareans suffered a
gross property loss of s2.915,897 90
in 1856, only s1,599 .O54.OO of which
was covered by insurance. Seven
teen lives were lost, according to
Mr.. Fayinger.
These appalling figures can be
reduced if everyone will become
really fre-safety conscious and
do his or her part in eliminating ex-
listing hazards" he said
CONTINUED on page fourteenl
Milford chronicle., 1957-07-19
Fire Burns Trailers
Stalls Some Trains
$4,000 Blaze Caused By Asphalt
Heater Explosion AT Georgetown

Damage totaling $4,000 resulted
from a fire at Redden, near here,
early Monday which destroyed four
tank traiIers loaded with asphalt
for highway project and halted
traffic on branch of the Pennsyl-
yania Railroad.
The trucks were supplying as
plEalt for strip of road which
crossed the railroad tracks at Red
den and were parked near the
tracks for the night.
Two trucks were owned by the
Lansd, II Company Of Hackensack.
N. J., and the others by Better
Roads, Inc. They supply material
to the Montgomery Company of
Laurel, Md
Robert Vanaman, Georgetown
fire chief, estimated damage to the
trucks and asphalt at $4,000 and
TO twisted trucks Of the railroad at
$4,000.
Heat from burning asphalt
twisted the tracks,
CONTINUED on page eighteenl
Milford chronicle., 1957-07-19
Form Pigskin Club
At University

Fifty-iiTe thousand young Della
wareans can't be wrong.
At least that is the theory of the
University of Delaware's depart
ment of athletics, which has just
revealed plans for the creation of
the Delaware Pigskin Club, whose
membership will be open to more
than $4,000 state school children.
According to tie announcement
made by faculty manager of ath-
letics Scotty Duncan. club member
ship will be available to all stu
continued on page ten)
Milford chronicle., 1957-07-19
Kent Enterprises Of
Parker And Hughes

William Parker and Benjamin
Hughes are the owners and oper-
ators of the Parker-Hughes Can
merry and farming enterprises. Their
farms are directly affected by the
Cat Tail Bra4ch Tax Ditch with
its 10 miles of bitches draining ap-
proximately 1000 acres. This is
the first tax ditch in Kent Coun-
ty to be organized and constructed
under the Delaware Drainage Law
of 1851 and 1855 amendments.
Mr.. Parker was the first president
Continued on page eleven)
Milford chronicle., 1957-07-19
Richard Simpson Wins
Judging Contest

Richard Simpson, Houston Card
inal All member took top honOrs
in the Kent County Dairy Judging
with 405 points out of a possible
$50 points The top eight Alters
will compete in the State Contest
at the Kent and Sussex Fair on
Tuesday July 23rd. These Alters
are Bill Davis, Milford Wildwood:
Wayne Simpson. Houston Cardinal:
John Benson, Houston Cardinal;
William Robb, WestviIle: Wallace
Caulk. Wildcats: Gretchel Mar
(contipued on page elevenl
Milford chronicle., 1957-07-19

know that they will be welcome
here.
First step in the program will
be the distribution of 10000 bro
chures over a wide area, with spe-
cial emphasis on centers where 1t
is felt companies might be interest
ed in expanding or moving.
Next step will be to contact state
sources for contributions which
the committee believes will be tax
deductible and which will be used
for promotion in newspapers,
magazines and other outlets where
such expenditures would be bene-
fetal TO the economic welfare of
the State.
A committee on advertising and
promotion of which Harry Harbi-
(continued on page tenl
Milford chronicle., 1957-07-19

This will mark the third time
that the Indian River Cub will
have been hosts to the Dixie Dis
trict Regatta. The annual sailing
event was held here in 1852 and
again in 1854
A record number of entries from
Delaware, Maryland, District of
Columbia, Virginia, West Virginia.
Tennessee, Kentucky and North
Carolina are expected to compete
when the initial race of the two
day meet gets underway at IL a.
m. Saturday.
Competition will consist of four
races with honors being determined
by a points system based on order
of finish in each race. The second
race on Saturday is scheduled for
CONTINUED on page eleven)
Milford chronicle., 1957-07-19

man who became its president
early this year, at the helm. As
result of a change in the Della
ware State law, Brandywine viii
have doubled it's number of racing
nights since it's inaugural season
of 20 nights IN 1852
Topping the lucrative schedule
of % early closing events will be
renewals of BrandywiEe's twin
$4,000 invitatiOnaI clasSics-the
Greyhound Free-For-All Trot on
August 9th and the Good Time
Free-For-AlI Pace on August 18th.
The outstanding field in the trotting
classic will include defending
champion Galophone fastest trot-
ter on a half-mile track who took
the event in 1856 in 2:03 1/5. Head
(continued on page elevenl
Milford chronicle., 1957-07-19
Industrial Development
Group To AdUe1'tise State

plans Delaware Industrial Development Committee
reals will be OF a
Meeting in recently steps
will lead to generous
Milford chronicle., 1957-07-19
SGiIbOGt Regatta SundGyAt
Indian RiUer Yacht Club

River Yacht Club will be Saturday
lightning
by Mustard
Rsces at Iford, said.
Milford chronicle., 1957-07-19
BTGndytUine RdcewGy To
Open Season On July 29th

fastestgrowing
curtain sixth
40nght Monday
plant Naamsn's
leadership
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-16

Imported, Domestic DinneFW0re
Sovs " " these poterns.
French 45-Pe. Set for "eur
English 45Pe Set for
Reol stoffodhhe Johnson Bros 5oPc
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YuqosIuviu Gusts
u. S. Writer

BELGRADE. Dec. II R.-
Yugoslavia today ordered Allan
Niche. correspondent for the
American magazine Newsweek,
out Of the country. charging he
distributed q digest Of Milovan
Djilas' book. The New Glass, "
n Yugoslavia.
The book. analyzing the kind
Of power Communist leaders
have attained, has been banned
in Yueoslavia by. government
decree.
Mr.. Djilas formerly was Vice
President Of Yugoslavia and q
close friend Of President Tito.
Mr.. Niche arrived here
Wednesday. He was told "a
leave Yugoslavia in the quickest
possible way and now plans d
leave tomorrow for West Ger
many.
He denied to reporters that
he was guilty Of the alleged
offense. He said. II showed ex-
tracts Of the book To one Of my
Yugoslav acQuaintances."
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KING" COLE ~ SHOW
TO GO or AIR, DEC. ~

Hollywood Calf - CAMP
stWEerNrt"r Nat l>HE" Cote tho
nrst Negro to hraa hia awu tele-
waoa show earn a network haaa
announced hast Wednesday that
ne wuUla not Do abla tu continue
tho NBCfV musinat variety pro.
Eam Uur tu previous commit.
montz
Coles show ia viewed each T4as
3ay st $50 n.m. & a0.mgnute ura.
gram IL started w "a ta.wlnuto
show and has been presented aa "a
network rrf4Ilar Tor the mast do
weeks
gnis.a last shay, tgau l.s Dec n
and nrfue,frys .fgwfsfa agfa nTrs4.
agr, rtunt" DAYTIME aulg suuy
tymllH take over the Tuesday night
sunt bra4nptn. pys "a
Commenting uu the mave. Cole
sja simrly
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ST rAUL BIRTHDAYS

Nov 30 Artmr V Hail. aaa "
Central Av; Harvey Jones. 1922
Rondo Avs Robert s. Harris. lt5
Kent ST James Watson. TTG So
Anthony Az Natalie Galloway. 1855
Eondo Av, Mr. George Tlman.
as3 Igiehart Az. Elchcy DarrI ana
Richey Carroll Adams. 7it ST.
Anthony Az.
Dee L. Mrs Mary Braughor.
Ta9 Rondo Az Melvin Carter Jr..
III Roudo Az. Claude n. Brown
Jr.i AL s. Anthony Az. Flora
Galloway. 1855 Rondo Az Richard
Parker ST. 66s 81 Anthony Az
Mrs John Freeze. 527 Carroll Az.
John Alien. 64e Aurora Av. Autry
Black, 1921 Timber Lake Rd
Clifford Smith, es5 Rondo Az
Dec. 2 Selma Johnson. 4os NJ.
Dale ST, Blanche Leroy 55i Car
roll Az Robert Jones 1922 Roudo
Az La Npnue Montgomery. ST.
w Central Az Mrh Resder Turn
er T5s Ronao Az Mrs Stanley
Harris, i0a5 Carroll Az Mrs
Doris shannon, p77 Fuller Az
Tlbe Ann Hsnkiua. 6s7 ST. An
Jhmy Az.
Dec 3 Marion Carol Jones, 1o22
Rondo Az Mira JanabelIe Taylor
1854 Thomas Az. Mar Louise
Allison. gss Igiehart Av.. Donald
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Bios Strikes Out
As Mays Gets
Aanon In Fyiaeo

san Francisco tANrl willie
Mays. star autaelder af the san
Franuaeo Giants who has, little
trouble getting uu base for his
tbant struck put IN ha urst At
tempt 70 set q house in tha West
Coast city hut later made Il
home when che aalsr rsloutcd
ard sold him Inc dwelling IN an
exclusive community hero this
wget
Walter UnnaaIpfr who first
claimed that uclahsFhuod fce|
Nnrz wuaJ not permit him 60
agu the three bedroom hauae 10
lhr Negro star later closed the
Jeai and accepted q Ya3 ECO thopK
ror the residence
In albuE 30 navnmcu later,
uuratilnff said we are working
far the gpod OF Ban Francisco.
WitIo MaNa ahoihi be welcome.
The majority 81 san Francisco
wants htm aHa want ntH
vmIa be proud tp have bIm IN
my hwas
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dtStNatHr AFTER thEev years 8cTNs
leo The Cuhbs are making their
home nt present with their mother
at sls W Central Az
Con,aiosrmg Mr. and Mrs Jos
aph Combs a3a Thomas Av arc
eonyalpsgbnE az home after
acge 90 pneumonia hr Mrs
Combs ana the flu tar Mr. J'omba.
Csmca suyi,l club Mrs Mar
garrt Sullivan. Glt " Central Az.
win be- hostess to the Cameo Bee.
tat gluh w Saturday evening No
vcu,pgF SO
riayrd In nfidEo Tournaments
Clarence A Anderson Jr. Sna
Dayton Az played So the Mime
sofa State Bridge Tournament
htld at the lowry Hatcl ON Sat.
urdNy and sunday November "a
~ Nj Anderson afa hts partner
Gerald Usrlaer while they dl4
mot utu @ pHao made e Eood
showing
nrthdaN Greetings Greetings
60 Nra Madeline Moa8uy Williams
af 1888 N Avon So who celebrated
hen palgI lay with g few ultnaa an
Fwdav November %
club Hostess Mira Leroy iaarn
berry $50 ~. uhataamth Az
w1ll hc hostess go the Thrive
oDloeE Bridge rlub on Saturday
November so al 2 pm
Parent. Nrr Quests ne ard
Mrs Maurice Crouch and family
Of ass Carroll Az arc entertain.
ing special guests Tea their home
thus uyot Ms and Miro Claude
Crouch ot Numa CITY Rams
pargnla ag nr Crouch are apcnd.
ing the weekend with them Ia
and MrH Crotch were hosts al
Thanksgiving family dnuor han-
oruw thefr bugaegunalH
tod,prara surgery Mrs Iamw
p Alien 1920 Carroll Av ia a.
patient les CO. taaeph hospital
where aho underwent mfgea on
FRIDAY November ~ She 10 fas
ported Improving aaa 900 excellent
aunaiuuH
birthday ulubg Following the
business session ~ lho mdnAgy
C1uh when 81 pierta az tne' Himo rs
Mra Lawrence aiawat. gdl Ron
do Av. Friday evening Hoyem-
btr ~ members will celebrate me
birthday Of Mrs Stewart
wHl U,iebfat. birthday MfB
MARY tinughcr viii celebrate hsf
birthday con Sunday December !,
at which time she win have reach
90 ue ripe old age ~ 80 years
Mother HfnuFharH tho name che
BE- foudIy oaiied by hrr friends and
BalEhbofv lives with her daughter
ana Brtn law MI and Mts DeNy
ey jackson 81 1919 nontto Az
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Additional Social and
Personal News
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

Nov SO Elizabeth Drake, s4S9
Smelling Av Kenneth Wallace.
Jr s0g5 Clinton Ays Mrs Jnne
Traniel s6o5 Third Av S. Mrs.
Jesn Booker sTe6 rhrd Az. S
pce clifford smith gao
Fourth Av s; James Mappua
1916 Fifth Az. S John Robert
Allen, 9Ts Bryant Av n, Mrs
Frances Duncan. gaIg 26,h Az S
neg Mrs kathryn Josey
1852 Fourth Av S. Mrs. Albert,
True secs Thra Av S William
Howell sal Girgrd Av n
Dee S L. Barneld. SIS y. Il
ST, Ronald Ellis Williams, S8al
Portland Av Luther Payne, ear "a
Olson Highway Mrs Mildred
Louise Watson. M 5. II St. Dom
add Walker 2soa Fourth AN s
Wanda Louise watson. 8288
Fourth Az s.
Dee 4 Mrs Lorelvj Naycs. gu&
Humboldt Ay ~. Meredith MiNcr.
1904 Bryant Av. NJ Betty Ellis.
SAP Bryant Av n Nrz O. L.
Alexander 1859 Fifth Av s., Miss
Nadine Nivou. I'll Guard Az "
Manly Rhodes 4a0l Portland,
Dee O. Charles Johnson 1926
Fourth Az. S Oneida Jones. 1901
Fremont Ay N Mrs. Maxine
Jones. 1929 Third Az S.. Orv.ue
Gresham 23i7 Clinton Av
Dee & John Mitchell 225
Riverside Av, MIS- Georgia WI
Hams. 1929 uuh Av g.
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+N@NNtttbEI 81 WIN the president
Mrs T p Carey 2704 Fgfth Av.
5. Interesting reports were made
OF Investigations underway by the
CLUE which were most encourag
ing Mrs Wendell Gibbs 1919 +
q st. viii be hostess at the next
meeting
Return To Their Homes; The
Mines Evelyn Carter, Carrie Mad
den the Messrs John Jewett. VIII
liam Jewett ST. William Jswett
Jr and William Southhall all OF
Des Molnes. brotheTBnlaH, uteCes.
uephews and cousins OF the late
Oliver Ampey. who came 90 the
city % attend funeral services,
left by motor for their homes ON
Friday Mrs. Naomi Ampay, sis
ter-in-law and daughters Barbara
and Peggy and Marian Doolan.
nieces, left for their homes on
Thursday Howard Anpey Of Chi.
cage, q nephew. returned TO his
home on saturday
81 Agnes Guild Held Election
Election Of officers topped the
aEenda OF ST Agnes Guild of St
Thomas Episcopal church when il
met Friday evening at the church
Elected president was Mrs Louise
Hughes wee president. Mrs Hell
en- Allen corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Bonita Nellie, treasurer
Mrs Gladys Tucker, sunshine
chairman. Mrs Patricia Ingram
and Mrs Barbara Cyrus viii head
the educational committee. Plans
for the clubs annual Christmas
party were discussed.
New Daughter IT'S new
daughter for Mr.. and Mrs Homer
T Russell Jr Of $40 Fifth Az. s.
Nadine Rochelle. their first child.
arrived In Falrwew hospital on
October 7, tipping the scales az six
pounds and one ounce. Sharing
the pride and joy Of her second
granddaughter is Mrs, Naomi
Crawford maternal grandmother
Also rejoicing az the birth Of their
first grandchild are Mr. and Mira
Homer r. Russell ST. an OF Min
neapals
Family Dinner Mrs, Lottie
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Barbara Ingram. secretary aad
Mira BETTY Lou Brown treasurer
Tho president win appoint chair
man og the various committees az
e Btsr date Tentative plans we're
made Cor he ,htba annual Christ
mas party Mrs Carmen Davis 81
So Anthony Az win be hostess rt
the neSs meeting en December !.
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Allen. Jr.. gg8 w Central Az
Theresa Ailene Neal s2s nondo
Az.
Dec Cathy Tucker S5g Ron.
do Az Marrelis Smith 800 a.
Anthony Az Hrs Charles Eerog
gina 500 ST. Anthony NJ Mrs
Florence Manning $50 lglehsrt
Az. Mn Estelynna Rodgers Bro
Fuller Az.
Dec 2 Dolly Nelson 5s5 ~
Anthony Az. Ernsrt Greene roo
Carroll Az. Teresa Combs III
TFlehart Av
Dec 8 Viola jefferson. $40 y
IA st. Donna Barnet tgl 81 An.
trany Az. Mrs Richard Stokes
ST.. 757 81 Anthony Az
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hyde 1882 Clinton Ap- was hos
ess at the annual family Thanks
glving dinner on Thursday Novcn-
Der Is Mrs Minnie Adams of
Duluth. slster-ln-law who has
aeen the guest OF Mrs Hyde Tor
.he past month stayed over for the
sinner Other family members
present were Mr. and Mrs BRAD
ford BeHner and family Stanley
Beuucr Mr. and Mrs. James Gull
mant and Lawrence BeuDer
Club Hosts: Mr.. and Mrs James
W Fraction, 8S4i Clinton Az.
were hosts % the Twin Cgty
Bridge club on Saturday evening
November 60 Winning prizes for
high scores were Mrs O. T.. Alex
ander first and Mrs NJ. G Evans
second A short business meeting
was held az which time plans were
completed for the clubs annual
New Years eve party which viii
be held In the ummla room at
the home ot Mr. and Mrs q. l..
Alexander $3.50 Fifth Av. $. Fol
lowing business refreshments and
a social hour were enjoyed
Nacircma Auxiliary Held Meet
ing: The Ladies Auxiliary 20 the
Nagirema club met Sunday oven
ing November "a. at the club 8pig
Fourth Az s, with the president.
Mrs Rosemond Johnson presiding
Plans were completed for cock
tau party for members and their
husbands 90 be hold on Thanks
giving evening Plans for the CHILD
ron.s Christmas party are under
way. An members are asked 80
meet at the clubums on Tuca.
day evenings 90 make gifts Tor the
children which will be distributed
a{ the party.
Thanksgiving with Relatives
Iaurcc Jones 1896 Bryant Av n
left Wednesday for ICES Matues
Ia. 10 spend Thanksgiving with
Mir and Mrs Claudis Bmrc. She
viii return Sunday
Sister H. Guest Mrs Evelyn
Carter Of pcs Molnes. arrived Sat
urday 60 spend the holiday with
her sister and brother-inIaw. Mr.
and Mrs T. Il, Elliot Of 623 Rus
sell Av- n. In honor Of their house
guest Mr.. and Mrs Elliot viii be
hosta At Thanksgiving dinner on
Thursday other guests win be
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Miller and fam
lily.
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Anniversaries

pst Mr. ana Mrs Orun
Shelton il2 tslehaft Az. 10 years
Dee 3 Mr and Mrs Roland
flllmsn. ps5 lglchart Az. 10 years
M and Mrs Martin wrdiinEtnn.
ia " Central Az ~ years
Dec Nj Hnd Mira Marion
Brown. 500 ftuado Az. "a years
Dec Mr. nd Mrs lgu1rii
Brown. ptd ~ Anthupy Az, "A
years
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Social and Personal
MINNIE PoLls

Family Visitors Stopping IN the city for dag S visit
We're Mr. and Mrs j G. Estes Ogden, Utah who
route for winter vacation be spent parts Of Canada anal
New York City The yaeaoncrS the house guests OK their
niece and nephew, Mr. and Mrs William Re4dck Of 3sl5
Clinton Az.
De van Club The De vanti club Thursday afternoon
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Social and Personal
n ST. PAUL 4

Honorable Discharge MIR and Mrs Ray Cobb and infant
daughter Linda Marie accompanied BY Mrs Cobbs mother
Mrs Autonee Perfect o So Paul arrived home by
Tuesday evening November 49, from Camp Irwin Calf Mrs
Perfect hy trap to California aud returned with The
family MIR Cobb corporal n bt army received his honorable
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Make Thanksgiving truly
mesniuRfIi Gail the Community
Chests ThanltagivirK and Christ
mas Bureau and donate dinner
today. Call CA. 4-1tA3
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NEWS or PEOPLE rou KNOW

UsE THE WANT ADS
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TH rArEn TIM E7EmEa r7EAR
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Thanksgiving with Relatives
Lauucc Jones 1886 Bryant Av n.
left Wednesday for ICES MONIES
Ia. 10 spend Thanksgiving with
Mir and Mrs Claudis Burc she
viii return Sunday,
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Helpful Hints

Mrs. C. J. B.. Silper Spring
Although I have lived here
two years, ! have not had a
chance to say thank you" for
the interesting and helpful
hints in RICH.
Here are a few I have found
most helpful. To keep young
children happy on rainy days,
purchase a can Of wallpaper
cleaner and give them cookie
cutters and rolling pins. They
love it, and it is so much clean
er than clay.
The easiest and best method
I've ever found to make pop
corn is to pop it in the pres
sure cooker with oil. Fasten
the lid. but do not. attach the
gauge. When the corn begins
to pop. turn OF the heat.
That's all there is to it. and
the popcorn does not burn.
To Mrs. p. T. S., in refer
ence to cleaning jewelry. An
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-01

move wax from a dress? I
have just recently spilled can
die wax all down the front
Of a dark cotton dress. I have
been unable to get it of. and
have no idea how to begin.
I have tried to scrape the wax
of. but it seemed to make it
worse. Can anyone help me?