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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-18
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

SIS. s5o--,3-bedrm brick rambler
with full bamt... rec. rm.i fenced
cash. MxNNAs RLTY., JK. e.5lIO.
a BIG LOAN 70 assume on this
2-yr.-oid brick split-level; . bed
rooms, lsy baths. living room
with fireplace. modern kitchen.
Such . pretty freed lot IN . very
good N. Arl, location, HOLLEY
kEAALLIY. $500 Lee hwy" kE'
FOR THE SMALL FAMILY we
oner . different style OF home
With 3 hish potential and q low,
lqs price Of Just sit'. go. IN,
rary.styied rancher has . bed
rooms and den, equipped Kitchen
and dining Il; living room has
floor -io-eeIllns fireplace wall and
IA II. OF CHEEKY window area look /.
Ing into the wooded yard, Llberal
FHA terms available. Call LURlA
BROS, Realtors, IA. 7-Hb00, 2ots
Wilson blvd.
PRICE rs FIRM"--No OFFERS
Please Right IN the heart Of
fashionable Sleepy Hollow. were
Offering this custom styled pig and
spacious three -yeAr-old solid brick
price Of only Sa4.a80. blggeT than
big living room with fireplace. sep
arate dining room. three over.
sized bedrooms. full basement. at
tached gnrage and more than one.
hall acre Of park-like ground
Price Is Slaahed 70 the core. II
can't last long. Don't be last 70
See 4, Can nov. PEARSON
sl1.3s0i FHA approved = Charm.
ina brick rambler on beautiful
fenced u acre. with tall trees
liv I'm. with. nrepl. sep, din rm.;
fun bsmt with panelea rec rm /:
Low down payment For further
details. call THE DARBY CO.
Realtors. 1919 Wilson blvd, IA.
5-AJa3, once open . an o.
IT'S TRUE--In thr convenient and
fashionable SLEEPY HOLLOW
area, We have found . 9ts-yeaT-
old brick Split-leyel sitting pref
"" among tall shade trees. CEN
TRALLY R-cONDiTIONED and
oifering 4 spacious living rm, )
biz bedrms, : tun baths sep din
rp.. de luxe kitchen with bullt-ln
equipment. earport and huce pine
RNuNtIu ANkAEAkluu NlAls MS IEA4J
warrants your inspection al >25,-
$50. Excellent financing available.
too. PEARSON PROPERTIES, IA
4-4ana.
YOUR 0FFER WILL NOT BE re-
FUSED no matter hoW low; builder
leaving city, must liauidate ~
yeStment property-J-bed briek
house in Fairfax. nov rented for
SIl0 per mo, iease has Is more
months 70 run. bank appraised At
S10a50: tS-aere sodded lot with
big trees Take over monthlv pay
ments Of Se5.9s. CARTER. CIR.
$4,000.
SO .0eo-BRIcK COLONIAL, 5
bedrooms. separate dining room,
equipped kitchen full basement:
TfNkLE PROPERTIES. IA,
NEW ENGLAND" sTYLE - on
plenty OF pfisaey. this spic-and-
span. ali-briek ehaFmeF IS VA
CANT and waiting your inspee-
tioni Spacious livlng room. fun
basement. really HUGE separate
dining room. laree equipped kiteh-
en-, tWin-siEed bedroom with pri-
vate hall bath. > more tremendous
bedrooms ana fun bath upstairs
In an extremely handy location,
within watkins distance TO every
thinH. FHA appraised and ready
70 so for only Sis 900. PEARSON
PROPERTIES. ia $4,000.
$500 D0WN-immaculate s-bedrm
and bath. e3-ft. iivine rm. ALL
electric kitchen home: that Is Just
. step % shops and bus: 10 min
utks frcm downtown d C &
minutes 10 PentaRon. A RENT
BEATER a. we'll IS AN INVEST
MENT. Another AETZLER "Ex-
elusive " Call IA. $3.50 IA o.
woo1Fn. 80. ,s,I IS s-,,,...:. ,T
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$4,000
Lake Bancroft Estates

A Ions. low, white brick rambler
with the air and roominess OF q
plantation house, a home OF dis
tincti0n In All admirable setting.
eontainine bedrooms, 3 baths, :
liv nm. and q fireplace with per-
sonality. A taEtefuiiy decorated din
rm. and large modern kit. with al
rm. with French doors 10 4 Gar-
den patio; hobby rm. and maid &
Irm. delightful home for enter
tanning and gracious living.
HUBBARD REALTY CO.
N . Q0nu NJ Qfaxa
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BusIMrss OPPORTUNITIES


BOOMING HOUsE--A real barsaip
Close 20 Library Of Congress. tth
and Pa. ave. Sc, IL rooms, )
baths; small units. really nice
Priced cheap, make oiet, Sl2l
rent Should sell EDWIN l.
ELLIS. Broker, RE. 1~1f40,
READER AND PALMisT oFFicI
and apt for rent. nicely fuEn,
> hedFms., baths, InSp. by appt
DIXIE REALTY Co. Ma. e-s6s0
BARRIER sn0P--To settle estate
Established business; Conn ave,
across 9horeham. 9hefnten-parl
Hotels, Must settle. sac price. La
0.00ll ewes; Ju. e-30ai DAYS.
TOv sTORE. fully stocked: 5000
location, immediate possession
Call Hk 4-61s9.
ROWING ALLEY. complete with
eauipi. esteb, business. modern
snack bar. Good location IN Cts
proper. For info. write Boa
4NA.A AHOn
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$500 DOWN fmmaculate 3-bedrm
: .ee ss' si,esss om sins a.. I'M !: a;
. step 20 shops and bus. 10 min
utts frcm downtown d. C. 5
minutes 10 Pentagon. A RENT
BEATER a. well IS AN INVEST
MENT. Another AETZLER "EK-
elusive Call IA. $3.50 I'll ..
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cHEyERLY-S 6sdfns.. Nv. Tm.,
hrepL, > dena. sep din. rm-. full
esait., garage. esrport. patio. Las,
l.sSe1.
peter !. hagan & son
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PEOPIE
ARE TALKING

About this beautiful pastel brick
'spllt-entrance~ home, ROMAN
BRICK FLOOR-TO-cEILIEG. DIN
ING ROOM FIREPLACE - IT'S
SENSATIONAL Biz Kitchen with
conteuporary-type outdoor oinlnE
terraces; , bedrms.. > baths on LIST
level. family room. 4th bedrm. ana
bath plus earage on lower level
Sfrable neighborhood. SCI. 800. Call
REAL ESTATE SERVICE. INC. IA.
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sS sOtll O. Mo.

Lovely large 2-hedrm. home viii
living rm.. din. rm., mod. kit. ant
fun basement: available nov.
ALDON MANAGEMENT CORP.
Ma &-hTA0
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IlousEs uNFuRNlsRTD
lcoNTlAvtDl

FOqGY BOTTOM. aias , q. nv
$1AO mo, Mr. Yount. FRANK 3
khiLLifs Inc, bi, s-i4ii,
kLEX.. min, 20 Penlaeon--
kit, : bedrms., ! baths, hv., din,
aud util. rms. paneled den ana
2oxes-ft. family rms attached
earege, small concrete swimmine
pool: y acre on hill trees; cony,
70 schools and buses; $3.50. Nj
NrRiNnFIELn. VA. = a-hedrm,
bFk Ia baths. Arepl., dishwash.
mem6ership. $3.50, ~, 1918.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT
OFFICES, STUDIOS fer RENT

soxs0 GROUND FL. a0x40 End a..
inoust,; across Pentagon: Sis.
JE. 2-2i3S. las
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REAL EsTATE SALE Or EXON.

STATE WHAT YOU HAVE, wish in
or out D. c.. perm. brick house.
NV; not restr. Lots nv. and ne.
SIN, hrk. wrehse,. NV. A-rm. house,
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do. blvd. ! coRNkks ana

Brand new. 5-bedfm.. bath Srk.
very fashionable Toe. gorreous
PrieidAtre kit: full out-of-ground
basement With fireplace and
roUxhed-in 3rd bath. Priced at
.s..a gSu. $4,000 .5-yr. loan.
Call Mr.. MeGhee. ia s-3Oaa.
FRAN. 8. PHILLIPS. INC. IA.
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PRICE is RIGHT

FhIOE 10 hIOH I
on. this new 3-bedroom, 3-bath
split-level showcase with complete
" modern. de luxe. all-electTie
kitchen. located on large level
lot. ciose-ln silver Spfing: reerea-
ton room with fireplace plus on-
street parking. The price 10 Tisht
At S23.950.
JAMES c. coNLEY 4 CO.
e525 GA. AVE. ~. s-4tS4 TIL p
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BELyEDERE - Immae, 3-bedrm
rambler on sa6-ft. wooded lot
huEe screened patio. Dashboard
b VII, clothes washer, disposal
very desirable lces adjacent TO
sumo $lI.0OO. A. loan. payable
S45 per mo. incl prin.. int. taxes
and ms. Call Nj. Acqhee. ia.
SssSosgi FRANK FRANK .. PHILLIPS
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CLINTON = 4-bedrm. Cape Cod
Iss. kit.' rec rm ,.;., iss. SIDE perch
fruit trees and flowers. Owner
transf. Must sell. Can buy with
low, low down payment, MOORE
A MOORE. Realtors. RE. 6-sO0U'
RI A-a3On
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BETHEsDA-charming 3-bedrm. 2
ZAP ss s f.. r ss No on S,s spas sSe.
with frepl excel kit. with table
space. attE. priced 81 S20.ea0,
with TENS 10 suit purchaser.
koRKNDQRfER. REALfoR- OIL
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FAIRFAX BARGAlN-New brtcl
rambler; huge trees. 5 bedrms..
baths. sep. din. nm. fun bsnat
with picture window. FAlRFA1
REALTY; open IN Q. CIR. 5-24O'
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ARL.. M Ss3.50O--4 bedTns-. ca
baths. gear sarase. tall tree
usual 'T"-shaped Cape Cod: sra
etona entrance hall. 3-exposuro liv,
nm, hrepl. bookcase, cheerful Gin.
nm. Iali-eiee. kit, bedrm.. bath on
lst a.. full bSmt. Buyer can re-
SssesaIe LUCILLE COX S0SoyK Rsaltor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-18

YOUR OFFEk Will NOT bE kE-
FUSED no matter hoE low; builder
leaving city. must liouidate p-
yestment NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. briek
house In Fairfax. nov rented for
months 10 run; bank appraised at
St0a50: tS-acre Eodded lot with
biz trees, Take over monthlv pay
ments Of So5.9s. CARTER. CIR.
a-10tl0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-17

"EioteI Reserve" l945. james Mo-
son. 8:Oo-5
"oufeosts Of Poker Flat" 1887.
Van Helm. u 00--S
"Make Your Own Bed" 1914, jane
Wymon. ll:l5-9
Thursday AN.
Friends and Lovers" 1881. Lou
renee Olivier. l0:oO-5
Thursday PM.
"Lody Searfaee." l94l. Dennis
O'Keefe. 1870
Together Again." 1914. Charles
Boyer. 5 900
"FoIeon and the co-eds." l943.
Tom Conway. 900
international Squadron. l94l.
Ronald Reagan. ll:l5-9
"coptoin sSeorfoee." 1852. Borton
MocLone. ll:2o-7
Friday AN.
"MadomeiseIIs Fiji" 1914.
lo:oo-5
Friday PM.
Long Lost Fsther." 1884. John
Borrymore. :3O-5
Boys From Syracuse" l943. Allan
Jones. 500
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Classified Index For Detail. 'ro.'." Listing.
Movies

Sunday AN.
Colorado Kid" 1887. ll;oo--7
Sunday PM.
Chelsea Story" Henry MoIlison.
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TOO Young TO Know" ls45. joon
Leslie. 6:OO--9
"PIuymotes. le4l. Peter Lind
t1oyes. u 900
Conquest. 1887. ereto Gorbo.
ll:l5--9
"sunday Dinner for . Solder"
1914. John Kodiak. ll:2o--1
Monster From the osssn Floss."
1854. Anne kimboII. l2:3o--S
Saturday PM.
"Mysts,ieus psspsfsss." ls4s:
Tim Holt. 1:3O--9
"Jons Eyre" 1914. orson WsIIss.
1000
Riders Of the Northwest Mounted"
1913. Russell Hayden. 4:3o--4
Ghosts on the Loose" 1913. Leo
Gorcey. 500
"counterattoek." 1914. Paul NUM-.
$500
'shsdow Of Terror" ls45. Richard
Froser. lo:Oo--5
"HeIi's Kisehsn.r 1899. RoneId
Reopon. 1850
"Pennies From Heoven." 1886.
Bino Crosby. ll:lO05
"Idiots Delight" 1899. Clark
Goble. ll:lS--S
"The Amazins Mr. Williams"
1889. MeIvyn Douglas. l2:so-9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-17

Sunday PM.
'chsIssa Story" Henry MoIIison.
"opsrstion Msnhunt." 1854. Horny
Townes. THE Pestman Didn't
Ring" 942. Rlehord Trovis:
i:3O-9
"s.s Devils" 1897. Victor Nc,
Laolen. 1908
~ Cover the underworld" 1855.
Philip Reed. 2:3o-7
Mildred Pierce" le45. Joan Crow
ford. 4:o0-5
SPLIT Second" 1858. Rlehord
Eooen. 1906
"hsvads." 1914. Robert Mitchum
lo:3o-5
"PimperneI Smith," l94l. Leslie
Howard. ll:l5-4
Seeds Of Destruetion." 1852. Kent
Toylor. l:25-7
The Very Young Ledy." l94l.
Jane Withers. ll:3O-9
Monday AN.
Drums" 1898. sobu. lo:oo--5
Mondoy PM.
"chenes at Heaven" 1893. Ginger
Rogers. l:30-5
"Dsrk Commend" 1910. John
Wovna. 5000
Little Minister" 1884. Katharine
Hepburn. 6:OO--5
Women on Pier l3." l949. Rob-
ert Ryan. u: OO-5
THE Good Die Young" 1855.
John lreIond. ll:l5-o
Crime Doctor" Warner Boxter.
ll:20-7
Tussdoy AN.
"EtsrnsIIy Yours" 1899. Loretto
Young. l0:oo--5
Tuesday PM.
The Greet FIamorion." lo45. Eric
Won Stroheim. :3O-5
Tibet Other Womon." 1912. Wr-
oinio Gilmore. 500
Morrow Morsin." 1851. Morie
Windsor. 8:OO-5
"Meks Mine Laughs" 1913. Roy
bol9er. :OU-o
"Hsr Kind Of Man." 1916. Dane
Clark. ll:15-9
Shadows In the Night" Warner
Boxter. ll:2o-7
Wednesday AN.
"Mesnsst Gel In Town." 1884.
JONES Gleason. 1905
Wednesday PM.
Big Shot" 1882. Moureen O1Sul-
livon. 1905
"Slins." 1897. Henry Fonda.
500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

In Woodstock, VT, a Mr..
Kendall pOndered, "Why is
. female utterly incapable
Of writing q letter without a
postscript tackled on to it,"
"As usual" answered his
wife loftily, "yOu are talk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

TINS WEEK Mosoriaej Sovsnbss ~. 1857
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tine LAST STRAW. . In New York,
an old Die0Mie has collected a bouquet Of
poisOn-iyy spries hurled at the fairev sexby
some famous, but Hnappreci0five cynics.
Here are few examples:
SAMUEL BUTLER: "Brigands demand
your money or your life. Women require
BOTH"
H. L. MENCKEN: Thirty is nice
comforting age for a woman - espe-
cially if she happens to be forty"
HERBERT BAYARD SwoPE: "A woman
who's always up in the air and harping on
something is not necessarily an angel.
VIC. FIELDS: women are like socks,
and should be changed frequently.
And could this counsel really have
come from the great matinee idol,
John BARRYMoRE? The way to fight
a woman is with your hat. Grab It
and rum" BENNETT CERT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

In Wichita, KAN, the ardent saifOr Of
a lovely miss whispered, when recall.
my angel, that tomorrow is your birthday,
and thar one year ago we had nor YET even
met. :" ''Never mind thar" Interrupted
he lovely miss sharply. "Don'f Ief's talk
0bom our pasf. Lef'S talk about my
present"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

In New York City. Jack Garter ex-
planned that Confusion is one woman
plus one traffic jam; excitement is two
women plus one secret; bedlam is three
women plus one bargain sale; and chaos
four women plus one luncheon check"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

In Culver CRY, Calf, Hugh o. Brian,
Tvs "Wyan Earp," told a girl in
the cast, "Fm spending my vacation
this year in fhe Canadian Rockies.
I've always wanted to see Lake Louise
and Ba1E" "SOHHds great" eHfhHsed
the girl, "bHf how do yOH BaRG!"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

In Waterbury. Conn.,, "sOb sister"
on local gazette had to find an answer
to this anguished query: "Dear Miss
Loveseeker: How can l convince boys
I'm lady? I've got to know in time for
this weekend, since I'm going to .
Harvard PROM"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

ing nonsense. I'm write you
q letter to your Office with
out any postscript to prove
II to you"
The next morning her
note arrived. Just below
her signature, MIR. Kendall
discovered, "P.S. Now are
you c0nvinced?"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

In London. England, a hospitals head
surgeon was attending 10 the injuries of
a woman whose arm had been severely
bitten.
II Cant imagine" he Jrowned, ''wh0f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

IN STAMFORD, CONN.,, Whitney
barrow, Jr., heard a well-turned-out
young matron confide to an intimate,
Its lucky spent Rud's bonus in
advance this year. He didn't get one"
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The Lass Roundup

change in the wedding
ritual. Out there they keep
the bridal bouquet and
throw the groom away.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

SORT Of creature HlifSf nave
bitten you. This is TOO small
for a horses biFe. and 100
large for a dogs"
"Oh, SIR" explained the
patient, iii wasH'f no animal
al all; il was another LADY,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

In Hollywood, Calf.
Terry Moore notes that
brides have made a slight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

AnOfher star, Ginger ROg-
erS, claims she knows Of a
new bride who has evolved a
perfecf arrangement with her
husband. One night a week
L.. <,II,,.,,6 20 M, <,s,f ,.,;fh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

In Houston, Texas, a giamOrOHS
blonde tapped The arm of an oil tycoon
as he crossed a hOfeI lobby and asked
coyly, SLOW much did y0H say your
name WASP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

At Sea Island, Ga, one of the life
guards Is such q beautiful hunk Of man.
hood, the management felt constrained
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

In Tacoma. Wash, dear young girl
made a killing in the marker. She shot
fhe manager of the NEAR department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

In Philadelphia, Pa, three models
with rather unusual names signed the
register of newly opened hotel: Miss
September Vaughan; Miss
Eyeful Tower; and Miss
Berthe Day SUITE.
Smyrna times., 1957-03-21
JOSEPHI'TE
BROTHERS

Pontinosd fr'~ Par ons'
their perpetual promise, and James
Forman, Schenectady, N. ";
Robert Calvin, South Boston,
Smyrna times., 1957-03-21

ford E. Ackerman, and leaders,
Mrs. John H, Long and Mrs Har-
ry Thompson. On February 20.
the following patrols, patrol lead
ers and scribes were named for
the second half Of the year. Pa
troll 1.-The Loyal Ones: Leader,
Carol Lee Burris; Scribe, Jean
Carroll; Patrol 2-Sharanawanie: I:
Patrol Leader, Dottie Lea Gray;
Scribe, Clara Ann Jones. On Feb
ruary 81, Kathryn Ann Knight
and Jean Carroll were invested as
Girl Scouts of Troop 214 by their
leaders, and membership cards for
1888 were presented to Patty
Ackerman, Carol Lee Burris,
Connie Bush, Jean Carroll, Carol
Downs, Karen Everhart, Nancy
Ewing, Paula Floyd, Dottie Lea
Gray, Clara Ann Jones, Kathryn
Knight, Karen Kraus, Donna Rae
Long, Patsy Moffitt, Joan Niles,
Carol Ann Pryor, Shirley Stats,
Joyce Thompson and Peggy Tie
man. March 10 was Girl Scout
Sunday and Troop PA with their
leaders, attended Asbury Metho-
dist Church. At the present time
the troop is working on their
Mothers Day project, and on a
Smyrna times., 1957-03-21
Seniors Receive Name Cards
and Invitations


The members of the senior
class received their name cards
and invitations from the Josten
Company the early part of last
week. The class previously pur-
chased its hat and placed reser-
vations for 66 caps and gowns
for graduation. The pennant ed
sign was submitted to the de-
siener and it is under construc-
fiou at this. time. Orders for the
pennant will be taken in a few
days.
Class Rings Purchased by Juniors
The members of the junior class
were delighted last week when
their class rings arrived from the
jeweler. Mr.. Millard Davis, Will
rnington. The rings as in the past
have replica of the library door.
-
Guidance
A.A.U.W. Scholarship Th e
Dover Branch of the A.A.U.W. is
offering a scholarship Of $500 to
. senior girl in high school in
Kent County, who plans to take a
4.year course leading to degree.
The Kent County Home Dem
nnstration Council will award its
scholarship of $500 per year to a
girl from Kent County entering
the School of Home Economics
At the University of Delaware in
September, 1857.
The H. Fletcher Brown Fund
Scholarship of $1,000 per year is
available to one high school SEN
dor male, native resident of Del
1vare. planning to study medi-
cine. dentistry, law, engineering
or chemistry.
Union Carbide Scholarships,
covering full tuition and fees for
four years, are available for high
school and preparatory school
graduates intending to enter bus
ane0 or industry.
The Franklin School of Science
and, Arts in Philadelphia an
nounces six scholarships in their
day school Medical Technology
and Special Technical Medical
Secretaryship courses.
J. R. Quigley Company is Of
fering a scholarship of "a 5-year
tuition-paid course in Architec.
ture in the School of Fine Arts
at the University of Pennsylvania
For further details such as elig.
fbdlity, requirements, method Of
application, etc., high school stu
dents or parents should consult
Miss Bauer, director of guidance
The University of Delaware an.
nounces that currently there is ar
Smyrna times., 1957-03-21
Elementary School News

A st. Patrick's Day Program
was presented by Mrs. Woodring's
Fourth Grade on Friday, March
is. There was a play, songs, and
dances by the following pupils:
Narrator-Terri Pleasanton
Grandmother-Lois Mack
Grandfather-John Knight
Eileen-Kaye Kraus
Michael-Jimmy Bradley
Queen of the Leprechauns-
Patsy Passwaters
King of the Leprechauns
Billy Lewis
Two Pages-Janet Helm and
Pamela Lurty
Dancers-Kaye Kraus and
AZ girls
Chorus-Grade AZ
The fifth grade pupils with
their teachers and chaperones are
taking a trip to the Dover Air
Base Zone group went yesterday,
March 20) and the remainder of
the grade will go on Wednesday,
March 27. They will have an op-
portunity to get first hand infor-
nation from guides who will con-
duct the tour.
Smyrna times., 1957-03-21

Of Delaware in Newark, accord
ing to an announcement by DR.
D. Ebert Turner, Jr., contest
chairman and professor of mod
ern languages at the university.
The 1857 contest is being held
earlier than in past years in or
der that the Delaware winners
may take part in the national
contest this year, marking the
first time the local chapter has
sponsored entries in the larger
competition. The examinations are
given on nationwide basis, and
the national winners are chosen
from among the local winners.
The chief prize in the state
contest will be a 500 tuition
scholarship granted by the Uni
versity of Delaware to the high
est scoring contestant who is ad-
mitted 10 the university for the
fall semester, 1857.
The examinations will consist
of three parts: an aural compre-
hension test recorded on tape, q
grammar test and reading
comprehension test. The tests will
take in all about one hour and
three-quarters
In accordance with the national
contest committee, there will be
no first-year contest this year.
Smyrna times., 1957-03-21
SCHOOL
REPORTER
Ffve Students Merit Deans List
af University of Delaware

Five Students Merit Deans List
af University of Delaware
Five Smyrna High School grad
uates have merited the Deans
List at the University of Della
ware for the fall term at our
state school. The students who
attained the needed 3.25 scholas-
tic average include Jane Nuckols,
class of 1858; Raymond Saatman,
class of 1854; Janet Wickham,
class of 1855; and Shirley Darrell
and Richard Price, class of 1856.
The school points with pride to
me achievement of these gradu-
SITES and it hopes their work will
inspire the younger students now
m the system to get as much out
of high school as possible.
Smyrna times., 1957-03-21

close Of the first week, Plat chest
x-rays mad been taken. In the
Smyrna area 269 were taken at
the Smyrna School, 101 at the
Welfare Home, S42 at the COM
munity location and 247 at in
dustrial plants-Wilson Refriger-
alton 1853, International Latex IL,
Belber Trunk & Bag Company
II. Clayton-Wheatley's 81, COM
mmity 3O2. Kenton 1874 and
Hartly ITO. This week the units
will; be operating in Dover.
Smyrna times., 1957-03-21

Mass; and Robert Mclean, New
Orleans. La. received the postu-
lant's cassock. Guests OF the
newly professed Brothers from var
ious cities were present and at
tended the reception which fol-
lowed in the school gymnasium.
Smyrna times., 1957-03-21
Drama Club Members Attend
Dramatic Conference

The members of the high school
Drama Club are attending the
Dramatic Conference, held an
nually at the University of Della
ware, today, March 21st and they
will present the one act play,
The Blue Tea Pot" The men,
bers of the cast include Carole
Wickham, Judith Passmore, Bruce
Ennis. and Robert Spencer. Miss
Amo. senior high school English
teacher, is moderator of the club
and director of the play.
Smyrna times., 1957-03-21
SPANISH CONTEST

Seventh Annual High s h 90
Spanish Contest March 22
Delaware students of Spanish
will match their linguistic skills
for a 500 scholarship and win
ners' medals in the Seventh An
nual Delaware High School Span
ish Contest to be sponsored by
the Delaware Chapter of the
American Association of Teachers
of Spanish and Portuguese on
Friday, March %.
Entrants in the contest will be
examined at 8 pm. in room 220,
Hullihen Hall, at the University