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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-08-15

family.
We visited the Ruhr Valley,
Europe's largest industrial center.
Katrin my German sister, and !
travelled on three trains with
Tommy and his brother lingo
(from the next town. to get there.
What a riot we had. There weren't
too many other people on the train
and they kept looking at US, We
kept together pretty much all the
time except when Tommy GOT sick,
few days later. At Recllling-
hausen we stayed in youth
hostel. There were ten of us in
our room. The food was terrible
and the bed like a rock.
On Friday. the 10Th, we visited
the Westfalenhutte in Dortmund,
a steel mill, the biggest in Ger
many and dirty. We all wore he'll
NETS and did we look funny! We
had lunch III their cafeteria. and
then visited the Mining-Museum
in Bochum and saw a model mine.
We had a sightseeing tour Of
Bochum, visited their zoo and
Blankenstein castle.
On Saturday lot Of the kids
had sore throats from the temper
ature changes at the steel mill.
We had a conference in the Hit
tori High School in the morning
when there was a discussion of
the German and American school
systems. This was very interest
ing; we decided ours was the best
for the United States. In the
afternoon we visited the Chateau
of Lembeck, the Wacholderheide,
and had a boat ride on Halterner
Lake. In the evening we had a
ball.
On Sunday we had opportunity
to attend services in Reckling-
hausen. We had lunch in the
Rauchfang, the best meal of the
whole time. In the afternoon we
visited the art exhibit of the Ruhr
Festival which seemed to me a
lousy show, very amateurish. In
the evening we saw the play 'Der
Parasit" which starred Victor de
Kowa, one of the greatest actors
in Germany. 1t was humorous and
pretty good.
On Monday | got up early to go
to the hospital to see Tommy. and
later Katrin and l left for home.
The conference was really fun,
interesting, and well-planned. |
survived everything. One girl had
to have her appendix out, and six
boys from the same room (Tom-
my's) are in the hospital.
I'm now back home again
(July 25th). Katrin is not feeling
so we'll, probably something she
got at Recklinghausen. Saturday
there is to be a ball and I'm try
ing TO finish the dress | was sew
ing. The whole family including
the grandfather has taken an ac-
tive interest in it.
just love the dances here. It's
a little different style and lots Of
fun. You just never sit out.
Our weather is for the birds.
I wish it was more like Cleveland.
It's cool and has been raining just
ali the time. l have worn my rain
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-08-15

Calling Shaw Band Members.
Hear Ye Hear Ye,
Get instruments Ready.
Arrange your calendar for Au-
gust 26th through August 30th
to include time to attend pre-
season rehearsals in preparation
for Shaw's observance Of Fifty
Years in Football.
This is the call from Band Di-
rector S. Robert Fraser who re-
minds all band members that the
fifty-year observance will call for
the top in band performance. in
fact the biggest demand Shaw
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zARSAL CALENDAR

Monday. August 26th:
Rehearsal-Shaw Band Room 9 sm.-l2
Uniforms Issued-Shaw Band Room ---------- % pm.
Playing Rehearsal-Shaw Band Room --------- 10 pm.
Tuesday. August 9th:
Marching Dril-Shaw Stadium -----9 a.m,-12
Wednesday. August 2sth
Marching Dril-Shaw Stadium ----9 am.-l2
Playing Rehearsal-Band Room .------------ 7-9 pm.
Thursday, August 29th
Marching Plaving-Shaw Stadium sm-12 and 10 pm
Friday, August SOth
Marching and Playng-Shaw Stadium --------.9 sm.-1E
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-08-15
Americans At Youth Conference
Feel Their Schools Best For Them

EDITORS NOTE: This is the
second story from Ellen Maher,
Shaw's American Field Service
Exchange student to Germany.
1t includes notes on the German
American Youth Conference at
Recklinghausen, and par9g grS phs
from letters written to her
family.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-08-15

Well, guess we are going to
have a bit of excitement in the
. November election for a change.
with five candidates seeking the
two vacancies of a non-paying,
time absorbing, experience de-
lnanding job. may the best quail
:. led two candidates win.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-08-15

And speaking of signatures, the
only place in this office for an un-
signed communication is the waste
naner basket,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-26

COUNTRY lot In the middle OF
town--T2x202 wooded lot, In an
excellent neighborhood, inside Falls
H TooIms two baths on 1st ioor; SEEN Sen
dining room, large kitchen with
the works" Full basement has
recr. room with fireplace and ga
RAGE; Dashboard: brick: yrs. old;
low down payment. S25,g5O. HOL-
LEY REALTY, $500 Lee hwy KE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-26

LORCOM LANE AREA - Colonial
frame house. surrounded by trees.
Living room with fireplace: 3 bed
rooms. with big, big porch across
the back deed-end street, North
Price, $4,000. Phone OWNER,
IA. s-1753. Brokers invited "
N. ARL., BY OWNER-4-bedrm. brk.
Cape Cod; Sl7. 0Oo. $50 N. Edison
ST., IA. 7-625S. No agents.
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TWO LIVING ROOMS-This older
trees, is the ideal home for a
family desiring ample space at
low cost IN addition to the dou-
Bile living room, there is separate
din. rm., kit. and close-in porch
on LIST A.; 3 large 5edrms. and
bath on md double garage. Price
only S14.g50 with outstanding
terms. RORSCHACEI REALTY. l107
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WHY PAY REMIT
$500 down and $50 month will
buy this 3-bedrm. bungalow located
in n. Arl, Liv. rm. with firepl..
Sln,95O. JOHN " ANDERSON. ia.
CCo1d IA C-Gf0H
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THE LOCATION you WISHED FOR
1.-THE price you hoped for) Stately
\: Arl Colonial home Of lifetime
rm., separate din. rm, huge kit,
screened porch, 3 dble. bedrms., .
fulfilled baths. Full bsmt. with
garden entrance leading to 30xl5-
FIT. SWIMMING POOL. AN OUT
STANDING BARGAIN AT S24.950.
SCH ssRvi HA TNc s Bf Il o EseA tDa
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' ClEI.OVEj Ifj,' ! IA

To Washington Baltimore pkwy. is
only few blocks from this custom
built rambler with large knotty-pine
bsmt. Lot 173 IT, deep This new
home is. only $4,000 with 81 800
down vets or nonvets.
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ASSUME LARGE G.


3-hedroom brk. rambler. on high
grind, in beautiful Woodlawn. Lee.
cor. lot, fenced I'd. Full dry day
light basement. lift. gle refRr.
with sep door to freezer: auto. GLE
hght-up push-but. stove: .pict. win
dow. fireplace: yd. post lantern: 3
yrs. old and in new cond: 3 blks. to
elem. and jr. h. SCH. 10 min. to Cap.
via Balto.-W Wash. pkwy.; Sl5,950.
OWNER, WA 7-622l.
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GI-S11,275
sUNNYBRooK. MD.

SUNNYBROOK, MD.
I'd. bedrooms, living room. dining
room, beautifully equipped kitchen
with breakfast space. Bedroom and
tiled bath on first floor. 2 bedrooms
on second floor. Full basement. Low
down payment.
CAMPANELLA d CO.
nv Q-AfIQ Euae TTI Q-nfEQ
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SEAT PLEASANT
ONLY 3 AVAILABLE
NOTHING n0MyM

Assume balance Of CT FIRST trust
Owner will take back small End
trust from reliable party. Practically
new 2-bedroom semidet. brick. .LEe
utility rm. NE. S-3oS4. EVENINGS
and week ends. AP. 7-s267.
ASSUME LARGE CT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-26

Two. three bedroom rambiers.
Directions Gu. Branch ave. Sc,
right on ST. Barnabas I'd. to Wal
nut dr. turn right to houses, open
sign. Open l-6 every day. For
your convenience We have the houses
heated. Phone 10. 7-1925 or 10.
2-T656. ask fnr Mr. RICE
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HILLCREST HEIGHTS

54O6 18th PARKWAY
Immaculate 3-bedrm. rambler:
0E equipped kit. with range, refrige-
yator and dishwasher: full bsmt.;
inside garage; $4,000. $1,000 down.
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3s-ACRE LOT and modern 5-room
home for only S1l.25O: GI or con-
ventional-Full basement, oil heat,
tiled bath Al location. near Car
WA. 7-3a00. ROBERT S. DAVIS
a. Co INC
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HUGE LOT with S0-foot frontage
surrounds this. 2-bedroom rambler
separate din. rm.. good oid-fash-
tpned h,-w.h.: stove and refer. In
Guided. Price only $4,000 easy
terms. JAMES C. CoNLEY & CO..
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CLINTON

3-bedrm. rambler; liv. rm. with
nrepl., equipped kit, Ice. lot and
shade trees; SI2,950, terms.
RE 6-5656 Ewes, CY. T-S5S4
WEST & DIXON. REALTORS
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LEWISDALE
SPLIT-LEVEL RAMBLERS
OPEN / TO 5 Pm.

OPEN I TO PM.
All Large Rooms
Here is your answer to better liv-
ing; spacious 3-bedroom, 2Ia-bath.
sep. dining room. den. large bsmt..
split-level home. situated on a quiet
street facing the park. near schools,
shopping. churches. all within walk
ing distance. DIR: Out Riggs I'd,
past Ager I'd. right on Amherst I'd.
left on Avalon pl. to Model" home.
LYMAN c. DELE g. CO., INC. ST.
1880, ia. $4,000, HA. 2-7S26.
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OPEN TIL DARK = GIs. IT'S
HERE! New. -3-bedrm.. 2-bsth split
level with I'm. rec.s rm., picture
windows In liv. rm. and din. rm.,
DC luxe dream kit, with surface
nets. extras galore; $3.50 to S445
On. Good non-vet terms too.
To reach: Out Rt. so to 69th 81,
Left to Open house. PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES, AP. =
7774.
2 COMPLETE BATHS, bedrooms,
Newlike condition. Full basement.
kitchen conveniently arranged.
GEORGES REALTY CO.. UN. a
1855, WA. 7-fitS56
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ALL THE EXTRAS have been added
to this 5-room brick home: 2O-ft,
concrete and brick porch. wail-ro-
wall carpeting. knotty- pine recr.
room. tiled kit; Handicapped level
loi, completely fenced; Al location
near BALTIC. pkwy. Owners health
at $4,000: $4,000 cash. CAN iii
6 pm. WA. $4,000. ROBERT S.
DAVIS A. CO. INC
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NEARBY NM n washing,or-p,,.,iI.

TAKE OVER with $500 On. and
bungalow with full bsmt.. sep. din.
I'm. equip. kit, 2 porches. Ice
lot. close to everything PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES. AP. q
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WESTERN STYLE bedTm.. Cape

Cod. with contemporary designs.
EQUIP. kit, with disposal. big rear
porch. fenced yard, with paved
driveway. Like new cond. $4,000.
Assume GI loan PRIMO
GEORGES PROPERTIES. AP. q
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BEDROOMS FOR SIe.SsO-Base-

ment. gas heat. rear glassed in
porcn. Perfect condition. Immedi-
ate possession. Near shopping and
transportation lonly a few blocks
70 Baltimore freeway). PRINCE
GE0RoEs REALTY CO., UN. A.
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TEMPLE HILLS

S125 per mo. will buy this loyely
det. .3-bedrm. brk with gas heat
and ige yard
CALL NE. S-3S35 TIL Q PM.
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NO DOWN PAYMENT
CLOSE-IN LOCATION
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALEX. CITY One block from bus
This 4-bedrm,, concrete,,block home
trepl., lovely screened porch. patio,
fenced ward (loaded with shrubbery
and charml; The buy OF a life
time at Sl3.950. Exclusive. F. F.
STEFFEY, JE 4-3445 .JE o-4g1u.
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Landowner ESTATES
3-bedrm. rambler. full bsmt.;
Anchor-fenced yard. Cell SIP. 3-5406.
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SuITLAND

LANGLEY
S125 per mo. will buy this lovely
get. 3-bedrm. brk. with gas heat and
Ice. ward.
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near st. Agnes
Sehool-Custom- built. 3-bedrm. 2
large well-landscaped lot. Center
hall plan. liv. rm., sep. din. rm.,
TV rm,. lovely ser. side porch. den
or small office. h.-w. heat. A prime
location your friends will envy.
shown by appointment only. MT.
VERNON REALTY CO., INC, go
s. WASHINGTON St, XII. 9-T776.
XII, a-26l6. ewes, so. 5-5D4R
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S65 PER MO.

Including everything at 4lsse with
small down payment. This lovely
Cape Cod selling for only S11, 800;
Just OF Queens Chapel rd.. has
bedrms.. Ice. kit. with range. re-
place, playhouse. A few blocks to
shnnninR center Rnilt In lA4A
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SPRINGFIELD. VA.-RambIer. Must
see to appreciate. 3 bedrms..
full baths. din. rm and Ice. kit.
Full bsmt.. flrepl,, aluminium storm
windows. fenced and handicapped
Swimming club membership avail.
Close TO shopping and public or
parochial school. Many other ex-
tras. Being sold by owner. SiS.500.
Call FL. 1917. open Sat. Sun.
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VIRGINIA HuIs-s-bedrm ram

SAVE 81 900 IN INTEREST. take
over owe SlI4boo' w 4afs loan a. SIS
rambler. Living room plus dining
area. equipped kitchen has plenty
Of eating space; tile bath fenced,
private yard. S12 $50 with quick
possessionl Down payment flexible.
SO. hurry to CALI Unlikely REALTY
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YOu WILL LOVE THESE 3-bedrm

iUU WILL LOVE These 3-peurm.
brick ramblerS, full bSmts.. fire.
. pls Priced right from .S17.95Q to
$50 500: 3 now available All have
lake and swimming privileges
Open Sunday. / 10 5, or call us for
hwy, to Springfield, right to Back
Lick I'd, left or south to Forest
view DR., Beverly Forest, and fol-
low our open signs. BOB RINER
REAL ESTATE SALES. FL. 4-f02l
FL, 4-T0o3
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ALEX, DELRAY-3 bedrooms and
den, "a baths; residence and busi-
ness possible; S14 500. Easy terms
j. c. CHATEk. HUI, 3-3356.
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NORTH - Large brick
Cape Cod, . yrs old, within walking
distance Of shopping, buses. grade
ans high schools. 4 bedrms.. "a
baths, lge. liv. rm.. firepl: dining
rm.; kit, with breakfast space: rec.
rm., flrepl.; Dashboard hot-Water
heat: take over present financing
and save. OWNER. ia. S-lO26.
Milford chronicle., 1957-01-04
I'm THE AIR FORCE"
BY Eloins townsend Dicksrson

Friday night Anne and Bill Min
ner certainly took us to the right
place to eat. We are just starved
most of the time, any more. for
seafood. At the Village Inn" in
Little Greek / ate the best clam
chowder and soft she'll crabs I've
ever eaten. Hayes said he could
have eaten a dozen of the deviled
CLANS. If you haven't been there
lately you really should go. Their
food is so good. While we were
there we talked to Mr.. and Mrs.
Wright Ward, Rev. Eugene Hung
erford, and Andy and Florence Ma
loney.
After dinner Hayes met Dolphus
Wilkins at designated spot and
they went to their ducking pond.
They stayed overnight and so did
Jimmy Hammond and Steve Rob-
erts. Steve and Hayes paired off
together in the morning and when
they came upon their pond they
found two ducks. They planned To
fire together, Hayes taking the
one on the right and Steve the one
on the left. This story is Il real
scoop" so you're the first to know
When they fired the ducks seemed
unconcerned and Hayes fired again,
only then did the boys realize they
were firing at cardboard dicks
decoys.
Saturday evening twenty-five os
us played charades at Jimmy and
Lucy Hammond's house. 1t was so
much fun. and l laughed until my
face ached at watching EILEEN
Wharton Spence's gyrations at
trying to make her team under
stand what her charade was.
Sunday we went to the Rehoobth
Dinner Bell Inn with Jeanette
and Penn Isaacs and celebrated
my thirty first birthday. We drove
by Silver Lake in Rehoobth and
Hayes jibbered like a mad man
when he saw the thousands Sf
ducks and geese safely spending
Sunday afternoon in the lake.
| won't write any more to you
this week. 'Tis time now to go out
to the airport and pack the plane.
Have wonderful 1857.
Always,
Elaine Townsend Dickerson
Milford chronicle., 1957-01-04
408 Lakeview Avenue
Milford, Delaware
First Day of the New
Yaar-1Q57

4O8 Lakev1eW Avenue
Milford, Delaware
First Day of the New
Year-1957
Dear Friends:
We wait SO long for our leaves
to become reahty and before we
know it they are over and we're
back to the base. and In The Air
Force once again.
We leave in the morning in
our SAC Aero Club Tri PAGER.
We've sent by freight, two trunks
full OF Christmas presents and
clothes. | wanted to tighten the
load in that plane so we could fly
high over those Appalachian Noun
tains. Usually this time of the
year you will have head winds
flying west, we we're not antici-
pating making very good time. We
should cover the thousand miles in
two days. That I'll tell you about
next week.
Last Thursday night Jimmy and
Lucy Hammond asked us to go
with them to the Lions Club an
uudt lOlLlldl. DClOlc Lnc QdHCC VIC
were invited 10 Chuck and Lib
Wright's house. The Wirghts, Shir-
ley and Hank Frankel and Doris
and Joe Kemp all gave the party
together. They served such good
food-tiny cocktail sausages with
hot rolls and one of the favorite
dips was cream cheese combined
with cucumbers. We wanted to
stay at the party longer, but knew
there would be lots of people at
the dance lhat we might miss see
ing otherwise, 1t was fun seeing
Edna (Simpson) and Bill Haight,
Marian (Simpson) and Norman
Moore; enjoyed talking with Major
and Mrs. C. P. Talbot, too. They
recently bought the home we built
on School Place when Hayes was a
civilian. Harry Greenley and
Hayes have the Air Force in COM
mon and they enjoyed "compar-
ing notes." Harry is a lot of fun
and teased Hayes about going
.ducking with the boys here in town
He advised Hayes to take along
just a cap pistol and he'd catch
just as many ducks as the rest
of the hunters.
Milford chronicle., 1957-01-04

and family of Glendale, Mr.. and
Mrs. Irwin Cocheran, Maryland, and
other relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. T. Baker, Jr., and
family entertained to dinner Sun
day family from Maryland, Della
ware and Virginia.
Holiday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Wilson were Mr.. James
Turner, Miss Alice Dean of Fed
eralsburg, Maryland, Mrs. Melvin
Parsons and Mrs. J. NJ. Dickerson,
of Bridgeville, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Harley, Sr., of Bowers Beach, Mr..
Charles Wilson, EHendale Mr.. and
Mrs. William krieger and Mrs.
Ruth Johnson and Miss Margaret
Sullivan of fredericksburg also Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Crale of Sails
bury, and Friday evening guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Clendaniel, Lin
coin, Mr.. and Mrs. David House
man and son, Lawrence, Mrs. r. J.
Clendanie1, Miss Bernice Abbott,
of Glendale. Mr. James Hyler of
Frederick Mr.. Norman Scott of
Bridgeville and Mr. and Mrs. Bon
ard Moore of Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Hayden were
Saturday evening guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester Dickerson of Harr-
ington.
Mrs. Ray Wootten has been ill
with lagrippe.
/ Mr. and Mrc DrooS0v, Esyone oo5
sons entertained guests during the
holidays.
! Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith and
family of Lincoln were recent
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Smith. Mrs. Grace H. Smith has
been i'll but at this writing is i'm
proving.
On Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Wilson, Jr., entertained to din
ner the following guests: Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Wilson of Clayton, Mr..
and Mrs. Alvin Wilson of Frederick,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Wilson of
Bridgeville, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Wilson of Ellendale, Mr.. and Mrs
Eugene Parker and daughter, of
Lincoln.
Mr. l. Webster Warren was guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hinkle
and family of Lansdowne, Pa, last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. F. Warren, Jr.
and son, Stephen, of Arlington, Va,
were weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. l. w. Warren.
On Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Abbott, Jr., and daughter,
Gloria Jean, and Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Abbott Sr., motored to Will
mington, Delaware and were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Rogers, Sr.
Thursday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Abbott, Sr were Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Belts of Bridgeville,
Mrs. Emma Hellens of Deepwater
New Jersey, Mrs. Bonard Moore OF
Milton and Mrs. Lee Vanman and
daughters of Ellendale.
Mr.. and MEs Charles Messick
If Milford were callers in town
Turing the HOLIDAYS.
EIIendaIe Methodist Church
Rev. 0Iin ShOckley, pastor
Sunday, January 6, 1857
Sunday School services in charge
| Of F. w. ireland Supt.
Preaching at IL a. m, by pastor.
Glass No. 6, will be entertained
It the home of Mrs G. A. Timmons,
Sr. on Thursday evening, January
10th. This will also be the "Big
Sister" party when each one will
find ont who their big Sister" was
cor 1856 and get a new name for
1857
WcCOlInv's Methodist Chanel
Rev. 0lin ShOckley. pastor
Sunday. January 6. 1857
Sunday School services in charge
# Preston, Donovan, Superinten-
lent
ChaDlin's Chapel
Rnv. 0lfn Sh0ckley. pastor
Sunday. January 6. 1857
Sunday School services in charge
Milford chronicle., 1957-01-04
YEAR ROUND SERVICE

cATpANFNTO. Calf - up -
The California Recreation commiT-
sion ranorts that all ewoent - nf
tho states cities over 10000 nnn"-
Iatinn have year-round recreation
services.
Milford chronicle., 1957-01-04

The United Nations says there
are sos medical schools in IS coun-
IfIes -;th total graduates between
$4,000 and $4,000 a year.
Milford chronicle., 1957-01-04
WANT TO WIN A BET?

Citizens Public Expenditure Survey sug-
gests that eff you want to win q bet, bet
your neighbor he can't tell you how much
taxes he pays in year." The odds are over
whelming that he can't-because of the vast
number of hidden, indirect, and so-called
painless" taxes that exist.
Here's the way the tax bill works out,
according to a recent authoritative compu-
tation If you make S67.30 a week, you pay
$1,O43 a year in taxes. If you make 1864
a week, you pay 81, ,425 year. And if you've
got job paying $500 a year, the tax col
lectors will get S2,637 of it-more than a
third.
The Survey states: "At S86.54 a week,
you work more hours to pay your taxes than
for food and clothing combined" Tell that
to those who still say that taxation is ser
ious problem only to the richl