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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15

HN-KESThUhANT TOT sale bY
OWNER. near Annapolis, in shop
PING center--Beer and wine. slot
machines. seats approx. so; leather
upholstered booths, fully equipped
kit, complete back bar. walk-in
box . draught beer taps: masonry
bldg extra-lge. lot. Priced right:
opportunity unlimited. Colonial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15

GRIN. HOUSE. handy to every
down. $500 per mo. After s pm,
for appointment. Tu, 2-5S9B.
2ei4 CATHEDRAL AVE. = Over
looking the park: 9 bedrms. lie.
Nv. rm., sep din. rm., priced right.
Very low down payment. Open
sun, l Ill D. KELLY q CO., HU.
3-4272 or 10. 4-O5s0.
cHILLUM AREA-D. C.
Mod. 3-bedrm., semidet. brick
homes; lst-fir. powder rfn.. many
extras: low down payment: terms
or FLA, RIA. 3-65B2.
AUERBACH a. CO. DI. 7-d5O1
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RETL ESTATE SALE or ExCR.
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

AMER. UNIV. PIX. = Center hall
brk. Colonial. lge. liy. rm. and
den on frst floor, 3 tWin-sized
bedrmS. and . baths on second,
IN. third floor. Gear garage. Most
cow. 70 schools, churches, transp
Possession at settlement. J. MEL
SON HUGHES. EN-. 2-s400.
U. PARK = 4-bedrrn
brick. screened porch: unusually
nice yard; near fanny or 81. AIMS
Schools, shops, bus. Very low 2OS.
with choice Of financing plan. Open
from 1880. Out Wisconsin 70
Alnsmsrls, left to. 443l MRS
22i6. TI0HE WOODS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15

SNACK BAR. Bethesda, Md.0shh996rt
hours; closed sundays S'oVV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15

SANDWICH SHOP, downtown, near
bus stations - Soda fountain, no
kitchen. price, $1,000; terms, ST.
900 cash. W.. E. THRIFT, 1411
Pa. ave. NV, MA. S-9743.
FULLY EQUIPPED BEAUTY SHOP,
727 18th st. n.w.--$2O0. Key at
once. FLOYD z. DAVIS CO., 1929
X st. NV. Ma. S-0352.
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RMS, APIS. SEE rms: rent
S125, incl. $3.50 plus apt, $500
down, balance easy. Call REACH
q PURCELL. Elk. 3-2412.
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yoLORED-i1ee HoBART NV

COLORED Ice. 4-bedroom det,
house. slate roof: Gome deeora-
tlon. needed. rooms In attic;
S So15 sss s No p IN N . shra s 500 500
field. Mr.. Wimsatt, Oh. 4-bO3o.
Ne. 9-15e1. JOHN r. HOKE.
coLoRED VACANT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15

TOURIST HOME, excel, Ioc.i IEe.
slds' good good in SsSIRRfsA Ri we az prop
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15

f roOa . G aaa lunch q Tri H. isi i
Good Hope I'd. Sc. l5'
CAFETERIA and cocktail lounge,
fully equipped. for sale or lease.
iished business 20 years. S165. 900
gross annually. 3 apartments, 500
X Il NV No brokers'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15

TRAILER PIX; Va; 20 acres; nice
home: good trailer sales, etc; f;
S39, 900, terms. GIBRALTAR CO:
MOTEL. $4,000 net VI; is hrk.
units: ige' n PIX A nSnssfR; CO s5t oOnu'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15

CONVALEHCENI HOME FOX BALE
OR RENT---A bldg. equip. for
conval. home: 1921 Conn. ave.
NV. Contractor lately purchased
lease and win sac, for quick sale
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BUSINESS oPPuRruNIflEs
BAR : RESTAURANT

Beautifully equipped. air -eond.
Good lease. Owner quotes over
$40 900 annually: Business can Be
down. Owner retiring. Priced well
below the. value Of the equipment,
Ewes; and sun, Al Bookofi. RIA.
KoGOD & BOOKOFF
az 9th st. NV. Ma. s-9373
CLEANING STORE
1927 GOOD HOPE Sc.
NO INVESTMENT NEEDED
Equipped ready for business, ex-
eeilent for tailor or any business
ii II. APPLEsTEIN, RA. s-saes
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: corner
Sc location: rent, sos: lease. Do
Ing about $500 per wk. Very clean;
SngS s.. nice &C. PTotss M 70 setsls estate tate
stock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15

AMERICAN UNIV. AREA-e-RM.
BRK., 3 BEDRMs. 4409 Fessenden
ST: NV. 2 blocks from Wis. ave.
With or without furn. Leaving
WASHINGTON. OWNER, EM. 3-5631
AMER. UNIV. PARK; leaving for
West Coast; 1929 River I'd. NV
b-rm. brick Cape Cod; garage.
porch; 12x22 liv, rm. with fire.
Place; inll bmst.; gas h.-wh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15

BEAUTIFUL MOTEL, 90 units. llv-
ing quarters. Good condition. On
q. s. hwy. 20, oil and so. Fair
fax, Va. The acreage alone is
worth the price. Easy terms. Will
trade for Arl. or d. c. prop.
ARLEDGE REAL ESTATE CORP,
2533 Wilson blvd All, Va. ia.
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WEE-WAsH-IT and dry cleaning;

and dfy cItAhIhk,
suburban loo: 3 yrs. old; good
living here, ideal for couple; price,
$4,000: down. 1000, bal. S15l
mo. incl So int; rent 5000 mo-,
GOOD lease; oriye-in: owner re-
firing. A. r. SEELYE. DI. 7-S325.
sun 10 A-O943
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BUSINESS oPpoRTuMIrIEs

M0TEL-C0rp. nov forming 10 pur.
chase Ice. motel. close TO Wash.
p. c.. very lucrative investment
a.s7oooo,n I Mo S@sa NInfRsEst Neatly. OF
ROOMING HOUSE. clean. MIC
place to live and rent rooms; I6tl
50. between Irving st.. and Parl
I'd. n,w.--9 rooms; 2la baths; verl
few places like this on market,
powder rm. on LIST n. Want to sell
fast; long lease. EDWIN L. ELLIS
Croker, RE. 7-5140.
BOOMING AND TOURIST HOUSE,
close to Capitol and Library Of
Congress--20 rms, baths. bed
rms. have running water Income
now quoted at S504,a month. plus
nice apt. to live In. Lease with
heat furnished. Wants 5000 dn.
Make Offer. EDWIN I. ELLIS.
1910 Vermont ave, RE. 7-5140
GIFT SHOP, unusual, IN AL busy
location. Sellers own building II
you are reliable and have enough
capital. ! believe YOU will want
70 buy this business and stock.
Check and investigate until salts
shown BY appointment only. Ed
WIN L. ELLIS. Broker, RE. 1910,
BOOMING HOUSES wanted al
can sell your furniture and busi-
ness fast II priced right. EDWIN
I. ELLIS. Broker. RE. 7-5i40.
HARDWARE AND PAINT STORE
other interests. JE. 3-0o40 after
pm.
THE ATLANTIC REFINING CON-
PANY is seeking sound business
men ,,on 70 operate te sss,,S own service VICE
being built IN the Arlington and
Pals Church areas Training Is
furnished by the company. Finan-
- assistance Is available II need
ed md justified
Call fleetwood 4-394S
or Write
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15

CHARLES CO, MD, located OF
U. s. 3OI, IN prominent location
Large estab, restaurant, bar anc
motel showing excellent returns
complete with furnishings, equip.
stock and slot machines. Priced
low for immediate sale; terms, v
dn.: viii furnish financial state
TRAILER PARK-lO acres on
U. S. 30l: SO trailer spaces. COM
plete with water, sewer and cleo
20x4S utility bldg. with men and
ladies' rooms; Groom and bath
sg ging qus sTesIsnt completely ssre nec
springfield lake. Price S49,500,
Several Sew, good locations in COM
mercial acreage on U. s. 301, all
sizes and prices. THE SOUTHERN
MARYLAND REALTY CO., La Plata,
Md, Phone WE. 4-S432.
ON U. S. HIGHWAY No. 11--2
acres, large exhibit building, gift
shop, 5-room house, bath: S27,5OO.
BROWNING REAL ESTATE
AGENCY
Culpeper, Virginia
TAVERN AND RESTAURANT in
LeonaTdtown, Md. for sale. so mi.
from d. c. 7-day B. W. q L.
license; legalized slot machines.
$1,000 weekly. Stock. equipment,
license and business. $4,000.
Terms, reasonable rent,
JOSEPH d. WIENER
Leonardtown, Maryland
Phone: Greenwood 5-9l13
Residence: OR. 5-6O5l
LARGE VARIETY STORE
With l4-stoOl counter, suit: drug drug
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15

FROZEN CUsTARD and sandwich
business. Plenty ground along
south branch Of Potomac, Route
20. 2 miles north Of Romney, W,
Va. DIR. D. NJ. MARTIN. Ronpey,
w. Va.
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RESTAURANT AND BAR,
So. Md, famous chicken
house, Mechanicsville, Md.
7-day liquor license, legal
slot mach; $4,000 cash;
adj. residence. Call Tulip
4-3628, CARL RINALDl.
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PUBLIC sTENO.-DuplicatinT and
town loo. Box. 470-J, Star.
HOUSE POssTBILI-
TIES-27 rooms, 5 baths. on
18th st. NV. Total price for fur
niture, $1,000. Has been q non
will consider lease. Corner house.
start your own business. EDWIN
I, ELLIS, 1910 Vermont ave.
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BEAUTY sH0P-dood Arlington
location in Shopping center; air
conditioned: newly decorated: S
booths; busy shop; being trans
terred. must sell. IA. 5-55S9 or
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3lIs 18th ST. N.w-2-story 6rE.
bldg. with equipped restaurant
and bar: 2 newly renovated apis.
on 2nd a.; reas, rent or purchase
terms. EM. 2-2422.
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13O4-1365
1923 Crittenden ST. NV.

ONE Of q kind Colonial
tapestry brick side hall: s
spacious rms, az baths,
extra Ice. kit. w/din. area.
Den. 2 porches u inclosed).
Pull dry bsmt. Many extras.
Mr.. West. ewes. Ii. 4-S753.
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TAW C0.--Annandale Cab CO..
springfsld Cab CO.. radio OBJ
tition. Can Mr.. THOMAS MAJ; Or Spil MR.
FINTER, CT. 6-111l.
WILL INVEST up TO 500, 600
with services in any sound BUSH
ness. Give complete details in LIST
letter. AL replies held conilden-
tial. BOX 103-X. Star.
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HOUSES F0R sALE-N.W.


AMERICAN .. PK.-sI5.5O0. Cape
Cod bungalow; fireplace In liv.
rm,, separate din. rm.. 2 bedrmg..
bath on LIST. a.; 2 rooms. bath IN
finished attic; full bsmt.. level lot,
shade trees, fruit trees, vegetable
and flower gardens, Cony,, attrac-
tive ueighborhood. TOWN a
SUBURBAN. EN-. $4,000.
AMER. UNIV. PARK; SCI ,95O--
Immae, 3-bedrm. brick Colonial.
First-fioor powder rm. Gift. liy.
rm. with mirrored firepl., center
entr.; paneled rec. rm. in bsmt.
Small cash payment. Call I'll 0
pm, Fri, Sat, Sun, Hu. 3-3SOO.
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LOT, low rent: on Suitland I'd. and
Homer ave. Ideal for used-car
lot and drive-in. 10. $4,000.
FROZEN CUSTARD and carry-out
business; nearby Washingtoni
$4,000, sale price, terms; net
profit, $4,000 yearly. Box COAX.
Star.
ALEX. - Restaurant. seafood, beer
and wine, of and on: excel busi-
ness. For info, HE. 4-6770,
BOOMING HOUSE with sleeping
and MISUNDERSTANDING rms. 81 900
~ rms, good income, lease avail,
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CITY CoNvENIENCEs

With carefully planned. enclosed
ave'@fwo glass enclosed porches::
four bedrooms ia baths on. End
moor; oil hot-water heat: Bendix
washer. garage. Open Saturday and
Sunday, J til q. 1908 Porter st.
NV.
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122R Rnchanan Sc. NAV.
4O25 E ST. Sc.

~
Owners Sacrifice - only
semidst. brick. 8 lee. rms rs.
Mod. kit. (plenty OF cabl-
nets). tile bath, lge. Anchor
fenced yard Only S49b
down. Mr.. MeCottry. ewes,
~. 2-s45s.
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luNGobAhClks WE o-ua tg.
NIGHT CLUB-Consists Of q horse
shoe bar, seats IS; dining rooms,
seat 1870: slots. pin ball machines
and amusement devices; kitchen
fully equip. In operation: $1,000
down balance $500 mo-; music
box alone pays rent II Is . rare
opportunity for future, Write
Box 73-X, star
TEXACo SERVICE STATION, U. S.
Rte. 30l: modern Ebay station:
heavily Travelled main highway
near Metropolitan WASHINGTON.
available Immediately. For infor-
nation call West 4-339l nightS.
Prince Frederick l03,
wELL-ESTABLISHED trash coll
lection service, ideal business for
retired man or younser man de-
aising 10 operate business Of his
own; will sac. BOX SAIL star.
Smyrna times., 1958-05-22
VAN GASKEN TO
]. PASSMORE
School Leader Selected For
Scholarship; Announces Ac-
ceptance to Juniata
MAJOR IN CHEMISTRY

Miss Judith Passmore was Sc
lected for the VanGasken Schol-
arship by the Smyrna Board of
Education on April 30. This an
nual award is given in honor of
John Van Gasken and goes pre-
ferably to girls studying medicine.
Judith has maintained a high
scholastic average in her four
years of high school, being one of
six seniors to maintain averages
emitting them to be called honor
students. Miss Passmore has been
active in many school and COM
munity activities; she has been
president of the Leaders Corps,
treasurer OF the Library Club, Sec
retary and president of the Della
ware Library Assistants, secre-
tary of the Drama Club. Judith
has been in the Band, Chorus and
Latin Club at Smyrna, and has
Smyrna times., 1958-05-22

held preceding the pre-convention
board meeting The opening ses-
sion of the convention will be held
on May "a at 9 am. at the Muir
phey School following registration
of officers and delegates. Lunch
con will be held in the banquet
room of the hotel at l pm. The
afternoon session will convene at
2:30 pm. in the school.
Governor to Attend
Miss Rawalt will be the prin-
cipal speaker at the banquet to
be held at Z pm. on Saturday in
the banquet room of the hotel
Among the guests will be Govern
or j. Caleb Boggs and other state
officials, as well as officers of the
% clubs throughout the state. A
reception will be held for the
candidates in the East Conference
Room following the banquet.
The Past Presidents Breakfast,
to which all members of the Fed
Grafton are invited, will have as
special guests, the past presidents
of the state federation The bust
ness session will be held at 9 am.
in the Murphey School, with cleo
ton of officers and delegates to
the Biennial Convention to be
held in Seattle, Washington. The
Sunday morning session will re-
cess at 1890 am. for church SER
vices. A memorial service will be
held preceding the recess.
Installation of officers will be
held at a luncheon meeting in
the banquet room of the hotel at
1890 pm.
A post-convention board meet
ing will be held at 2 pm. in the
East Conference Room of the ho-
tel. A tour of historical spots in
and around Dover is scheduled for
2 pm.
Smyrna times., 1958-05-22

First in buyer preference since 1887
Smyrna times., 1958-05-22

Registration desks will be open
in the lobby of the hotel on Fri
day night preceding the pre-con-
vention board meeting for men,
bers of the board, and on Satur-
day for all delegates and officers
at $50, 10 am. and 2 to 2:45 pm.
and on Sunday from $50 to $50
am. at the Dover High School.
Founded in 1919, the National
Federation of Business and Pro-
fessional Women's Clubs, oldest
and largest national organization
for women who work, has III, 900
members. National Headquarters
are at 2O12 Massachusetts, Ave,
Washington, d. c.
Smyrna times., 1958-05-22
ARREST MADE IN LEwD CASE
Police Apprehend Townsend Man
Near Elementary School

Smyrna police investigated five
motor vehicle cases which were
heard at Smyrna courts and dis
posed of as follows: Herbert Hurd,
near Smyrna, failing to yield the
right of way, fined $40; Harvey
Carney, Smyrna, failing to report
accident, fined SO; Ronald M.
Still, Smyrna, operating during a
period of suspension, fined $50;
Rosauro Perez, Miami, Fla, driv-
ing without a license, fined $40;
Evan R. Gregg, Smyrna, reckless
driving, fined S25. Edward F.
Landon, Townsend, was held un-
der $1,000 bail by Alderman Will
liam M. Doughten for court, on
a charge of lewdness and indecent
exposure. Landon has been under
police surveillance for several
months. On Thursday night he
appeared on School Lane near the
Smyrna Elementary School and
the police, making their rounds,
caught him. Local police are in
vestigating two service station
robberies; also, the damaging of
several cars by breaking off the
serials. Two juvenile boys, tried
by Judge Marion Stevenson, of
the Juvenile Court of Kent and
Sussex Counties, were put under
six months probation for entering
the Smyrna Theatre and taking
money.
Smyrna times., 1958-05-22
Long looks and load space .chevys new Feetside!

larger in either case than that of any COM
parable pickup model. There's also choice
of 6-cylinder or VS engines.*
Your dealer will give you the details on
the double-walled panel construction, du-
rable hardwood load platform and other
Fleetside hauling features. Also ask him
about the Stepside, americas lowest priced
popular pickup. sOptionaI at estra cost
Smyrna times., 1958-05-22
st. Peters Church Notes

The Rev. F. Sydney Bancroft,
rector, has announced services at
st. Peters Episcopal Church on
Whitsunday, May 25, as follows:
Holy Communion, 8 am. This will
be the acolytes' corporate COM
followed by a breakfast
in charge of Mrs. Fred Heinold,
Sr. Church School, 10 am; Holy
Communion and sermon, IL am.
Smyrna times., 1958-05-22

participated twice in the Kent
County Band. Judith has also been
in the County Line All Club and
served as vice president of this
organization. She is Sunday
school teacher. She works sum-
mers and after school as clerk at
Golden's Pharmacy and has work
ed for the State Department OF
School Transportation. Judith
will be a freshman at Juniata
College, Huntingdon, Pa, in Sep
Smyrna times., 1958-05-22
BPW TO OPEN
DOVER PARLEY
Smyrna Host Club For An
nual Convention; Washing
ton Attorney to Speak
ELECTION SLATED

Members of the Smyrna-Clay-
ton Business and Professional
Women's Club are actively engag-
ed in arrangements for the 21st
annual convention of the Della
ware State Federation of Business
and Professional Women's Clubs
to be held in Dover May 1925.
The new Dover Hotel will be
headquarters for the convention
and the business sessions will be
held at Dover High School. The
Smyrna-Clayton Club, headed by
Mrs. June Anthony, is one of the
four hostess clubs for the con-
vention. The other hostess clubs
are Mispillion Club of Milford the
Bridgeville B.P.W. Club, and the
Capital City Club of Dover.
Past Presidents Breakfast
Miss Ruth Ellen Reihm, past
president of the local club and
the Delaware Federation, is chair
man for the Past Presidents
Breakfast to be held on Sunday
morning at The Hub Mrs. Ralph
c. Day, Dover, will be vocal SOLO
ist. Mrs. Laura S. Myers will give
the invocation. Miss Reihm will
also be in charge of a special dis
play for one of the store windows
in Dover.
Miss Betty Talbot, president of
the Christiana Business and Pro-
fessional Women's Club, and Miss
Charlotte Abbott, president of the
Capital City Club of Dover, are
serving as co-chairmen for the
convention.
Miss Marguerite Rawalt, Wash
ington attorney and immediate
past president of the National
Federation of Business and Pro-
fessional Women's Clubs, will pre-
sent the national organization at
the state convention. Mrs. w.
Eric Armstrong, of near Sydney,
Australia, an international guest,
will attend the Delaware Conven-
tion. During Miss Rawalt's term
of office (1954-56), the National
Headquarters fund of 100000
was collected, the National Head
quarters were moved to Washing
ton, and the Business and Profess
sional Women's Foundation was
established. Miss Rawalt is law
yer and is Special Assistant, Head,
Civil Division, in the Office of the
Chief Counsel of the United States
Internal Revenue Service, in
Washington, d. C. Miss Rawalt is
a member of the Bar Association
of the District of Columbia and
the Texas State Bar Association.
She graduated from George Wash
ington University Law School,
Washington, D. c., with honors,
and holds both the Bachelor and
Masters degrees in law.
Only Woman Bar Head
Miss Rawalt is the only woman
who has ever been president of
the Federal Bar Association, an
organization of government attor-
neys with less than 10 per cent
membership among women. Su-
preme Court Justice Tom Clark,
who at that time was assistant
attorney general of the United
States, succeeded Miss Rawalt as
president of the Federal Bar As
sociation. Miss Rawalt has been
admitted to the Bar of the Su-
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Smyrna times., 1958-05-22

From their dual headlights to their pro-
jectile-like taillight housings, these new
Chevrolet FleetSide pickups are beauties to
behold. And-even more important to your
buSiness-they're built for more load.
The new Fleetside pickup box-available
in 7S- or 9S-inch lengths-iS full feet
wide. This means you have choice of
59.5 or 75.6 cubic feet of cargo space
Smyrna times., 1958-05-22

tember, 1858, with a major in re-
search and industrial chemistry
and minor in secondary education
Smyrna times., 1958-05-22

You get eIeon-Iined styling and in
creased load eopoeiN :. both in the
some model! New Chevrolet FIeefside
models ore loaded with ways to save
on tough, tight schedules!
Smyrna times., 1958-05-22

preme Court of the United States.
Prior to her election as national
president of the National FEEDER
alton of Business and Professional
Women's Clubs in 1854, Miss Ra-
walt held a succession of high Of
fees in the organization. Miss Ra-
walt was elected Professional
Woman of the Year in 1857, for
District of Columbia. In private
life, she is the wife of Major
Harry Secord. The theme for the
convention is "Change-Challenge
Courage"
Install Officers Sunday
Registrations are to be re-
ceived one-half hour preceding
the luncheons and the banquet.
Election of officers will be held at
the Sunday morning business ses-
sion preceding the recession for
church attendance. Miss Rawalt
will install the new officers at the
Sunday luncheon. An art exhibit
will be on display at the hotel by
Miss Marie Wheeler an art in
structor at the Laurel Elementary
Schools.
The program at the Saturday
night banquet will feature several
numbers by the Stella Hobson
Dancers of Wilmington, and The
Dover Delaires, a male quartet.
Mrs. Grace Adolphsen Brame, a
mezzo contralto, Wilmington, will
be guest soloist at the Saturday
luncheon.
A pre-convention board meeting
will be held in the East Confer
ence Room of the new Dover Ho-
tel on May % at 7;30 pm. Mrs.
Ella w. Boyden, Newark, presi-
dent of the State Federation, will
preside at the board meeting and
the convention sessions. Registra-
tion of board members will be
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TINS WEEK MougrinstJvne 70. iSss
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The footprints in the hard-packed sand glstened
quickly under the pressure of the boys bare feet Then
Just as quickly the Shininess disappeared, and only
where tiny chased each other to the shore was the
beach anything but dull sand, dotted here and there
by small stones and shells.
The boy walked straight and erect, his eyes now on
the smoothneSS before him, now on the small summer
cottage his family shared each year in July Behind the
sunken ping that acted buffer against winter storms
it set snugIy the sparse green reeds and twisted pines
Reaching the pilings he vauted the two-foot creo-
sotedends and paused admire his proudest possession
cleaning aluminium rowboat lying upside down in the
deeper sand.
II had been of those typical Maine days when the
wind came steadily from the west, attening the surf
and blowing the warmer surface of the Atlantic
out to sea day for basking in the sun and cooling
off only by fast n-andout dips in water far too cold for
swimming.
A voice from the porch snapped the boy out OF his
dreams jerry it called. Come in a minute, will
your
He turned and grinned at the figure of his mother.
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looking pretty and small beside the huge form of his
father, then trotted through the soft sand.
What's up?"
Were going out. his mother said Il told you this
morning"
"Oh, yeah,' Jerry said. boy, you two are sure
duded up"
His father smiled down the muscular, tanned figure
and rubbed the close-cropped hair. well be at the
Yacht Club"
'Oh, nutsr' Jerry mumbled. Il forgot"
Forgot what?" his mother asked
81 gotta sit with that sister Of mine.'
Nathy's already in bed" his mother told him.
shes got little cold but she should Sleep If anything
goes wrong call us.
Jerry shufed his sandy feet the steps. I'm old
enough to take care Of her. but too young to the
CUPBOARD he muttered, trying once more to start his
favorte discussion.
His father groaned mot that again, bub. Next
summer when you're eleven, yes. This summer, no.
We've been through all that and haven't time for
rehaSh now. Take care Of things