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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-27
BY DAVID BARNETT

North American Newspaper Alliance
Congress is holding fast TO
its cut-rate magic carpet. de-
spite the censure some of its
members are heaping on
Sherman Adams, the recipient
Of an oriental rug.
Since the Adams case broke,
the lawmakers have:
/. Quietly killed, in a con-
ference committee, a proposal
that would have prohibited the
granting of free or eut-rate
transportation by subsidized
ship lines to U. S. employees,
including Congressman.
2. Modified" almost to ex-
tinction a provision that would
have required public reporting
Of expenditures by individual
Congressman of their use of
counterpart" funds while
junketing overseas.
The United. States this year is
spending $l44 million to subSi-
die shipbuilding and 1922
million to substitute ship opera
tons in the merchant marine
One Of the subsidized opera
tors. United States Lines, offers
Congressman and their fam
lilies first class passage to
Europe at tourist class rates.
During the week end OF
June is, Is CongreSsmen and
their wives and other Govern
ment officials were taken on a
free cruise on the new Grace
liner, the Santa Rosa. The
subsidy for construction OF the
SIS million liner was SIC, 400,-
900.
Senator Williams. ,Republi-
can Of Delaware, had obtained
Senate approval of an amend.
ment to this years ship sub.
sidy bill prohibiting the fret
or cutrate travel. When the
bill went to conference com.
mittee to iron out differences
between the Senate and House
versions. the Williams amend.
ment was knocked out.
The proposal to open to pub.
lie scrutiny the spending Of
foreign currencies by junket.
ing Congressman also wa,
handled" in q conference
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delphia. a Mason and former
member of the Elks.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Mary Belle Millen Foster.
OF the home address, and a
brother, GLAND Day Foster Of
Heatsville, Va.
Funeral services will be con-
Quoted at noon Tuesday at the
Greater New Bethel Baptist
Church, 1889 Ninth street NV.
Burial will be in Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery.
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Anurtlinp

ALPEHT. ANNH AND MAY, Unyeii-
ina services In memory 81 the late
ANNI aud MAX ALpkRT eil take
place on sunday. June 81 BOO
csmslsfy' Friends and relatives are
E0ENA.o SHERMAN AND rHsM
nOTFMAN. ABRAHAM n. There WI
b an uneeiiinn Of monument
10 the memory % the late ABBA
SUNDAY, June 20, 1893, ~ the Adaa
isfasl cemstsry. 1900 Alabama
In memory OF the ate JOSEPH
RPfVock Nill BE- held on sunday.
June aa. 1855. Al 1850 plm. a. the
Dlsfriet Of Columbia cemeiery.
friends and rslatiel are INVITED
BRoTBERs AND oNE sIsrER.
wEcnsLKR, SARAH. There win ,.
saRSas'wslRReehstctiR on s ss@Sls.i. june s
20, .iabe, At 1880 pmg ~ the Seth
eholom. Cemetery toldl isth a.
and Alabamg ave, Sc. Conerest
Heiehn Relatives ana friends are
Invited 10 attend.
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Contract Awarded

The General Services Admin
istration today awarded a con-
tract for modernization Of the
textile gallery exhibits in the
Smithsonian Institution to the
Bondy Fixture Co. for a bid of
$49.330. The project is to be
completed by February.
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Dr.. Albert c. Eskin,
Cumberland Dentist

CUMBERLAND, Md, June 81
(P).-Funeral services were to
be held here today for DR..
Albert Carl Eskin, Western
Maryland dentist.
DR.. Eskin. so, collapsed Sum-
day while playing gold at the
Cumberland Country Club and
died Wednesday night.
He was the president Of the
Allegany-Garrett County Den
tai Society and former vice
president Of the Maryland Den
tai Society.
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Dr.. w. n. Stewart
Heads PHS Division
- the Associated Press

DR.. William H. Stewart has
been named chief of the Public
Health Services Division Of
Public Health Methods.
He will succeed George st.
j. Perrott, who will retire June
30 after having headed the
division since 1914.
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Legislators Ask MATS
To Cease Competition
ny CHARLES YARBR0UGH
elaI alAn writer

House committee today called Military Air Trans
port Service TO leave passenger and carrying
mercIal airlnes ia
In highly-ecal report based studies hearings
the Committee Government Operations subcommittee headed
by Representative Holned. Democrat OF California urged
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Dratha

ROMAY c. On
wednesday, June 25, 1888, at her
residence, lG1Q 4th 81, NV. ROMAY
c WASHINGTON. wife OF the late
William L. washington. beloved
mother Of Yvonne &. Washington.
cousin Of Mrs. Lizzie Adams, sister
in-law OF Mrs. Annie Z. Lucas, Mrs.
Ionzena W. Berry and John p.
Washington. She also leaves 70
mourn theiT loss other relatives and
q host Of friends. Notice OF funeral
later. In lieu Of flowers. please
make contributions to the Amer
lean Cancer Society. ARRANGEMENTS
By Mcclure. Inc. Is
WEST. vERNET A. The officers and
ID members Of James Reese
Europe Post. No. 5, Amer
81 lean Lesion, are hereby
notified OF the death OF our
late comrade, VERNET A.
R{& WEST. Legion services
N will be held on Sunday,
June 20 1883. at 1870 pm, at
the Jarvis Funeral Home, 1432 You
REUBEN MINOR, Commander.
JOSEPH B. ROSS, Adiutant.
June So, ia5s. GENEVA wiGoINs
Of 3I5 Upshur St NV. Notice of
funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS BY
Jarvis.
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9. ELoRY pIEHo,

W. b. MASON Secretary, 81
BOYD. LULA. On Thursday, Juns
LULA BOYD, beloved wife Of Moses
BOYD OF ,229 K st. ne. She also
leaves other relatives and friends.
Funeral on Sunday, June 20. from
the FreeWill Baptist Church. Green
vile. N C Local ARRANGEMENTS
b. Alexander s. Pope.
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bOWER, HAROLD n. On wednesday,
Marianne dr. Morningside. Nd,
HAROLD NJ BOWER. beloved hus-
band OF Corinne Bower and father
of Harry W. Bower. He also is sur
vived by one grandchild. Friends
may call st the Richie Bros. Fu-
neral Home, Upper Marlboro. Nd,
where funeral services will be held
on Saturday. June 80, at 2 pm.
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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BLAKE. CAPT. WENDELL p. usN

!!s:,ir,sI On % Si June Ss'
UsN (retiTedl, Of 1913 Parkston I'd
s.,s He j. s SsS.'s and H1 IssSs4
OF Mrs. Robert Martin Of Rock
vile Center Ion, LonF Island land. n 4,
sons. Friends are. invited 10 call
neral lnf Home 5s'n 81 RoSsrt Pnmphrry,
Bethesda. Nd, after . Pm. Satur-
held on Monday. June 30. at 10
an, At Port Myer Chapel. Fort
fionai csmstsry. %
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june 10. fs5s. RIcHARD CAL.
HOUN Of b402 9th ct. NV, beloved
husband OF Mary Calhoun, father of
Mary Ann Calhoun, son OF Flurdia
and Arthur Calhoun He also Is
other relatives and friends After
5 pm Friday, June %, friends are
invited to call at the Jarvis Funeral
Chapel, 1882 You St NV. Funeral
services on Saturday June rs, at
|. pm. at the Canaan Baptist
mortal Cemetery.
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BOWER. HAROLD N. A special com.

BOWER, HAROLD ". A special COM
a munication Of Seat Pleas
IN ant Lodge, No. 21s, A. r.
IN a A. NJ, is called for
HN SATURDAY.. June %. 1858.
~X at 1 pm, for the purpose
SNT OF conducting Masonic
" rites for our late brother,
HAROLD M. BOWER Of Highland
PARK Lodge. No. 734, of Chat
tsnooga, Tenn. Funeral services
a. pm. at the Richie Bros.
Funeral Home. Upper Marlboro, Nd
1nterment at Fort Lincoln Gene
teTy
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eV on M.onssd i S Gani Is, iss sso VS. VS.

on Wednesday, June rs, 1855, MRS
lane. aoidsSOTo. n {, she leaves 70
mourn eight children, William,
Philip, Jonah and Mrs. susie Coley
Duekett Of WASHINGTON. D c: Rob
snas,sc olsy o svs sSs59n' 3 Mass e sns
Rudolph Coley Of Goldsboro, N. C:
three brothers, Richard Arts and
John Arts OF Fremont, n c, and
Jonah Arts Of Walstonburs, n C.,
and one sister. Mrs Emma d Reid
OF Fremont, n. c. Funeral in
complete -
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GREENWOOD, MARTIN. Suddenly. o

Thursday. June 20, 1858. MARTIN
GREENWOOD OF SIS Hamilton at.
ne. beloved husband OF Anne
greenwood and devoted father OF
wood. He also Is survived BY a
brother, Frank Greenburg Of New
York City. and q sister Funeral
services At the Bernard Danzansky
a. Sons Funeral Home. 1901 14th
81. NV, on Sunday, June %, at
1890 am. InteTment B'nai Israel
Cemetery. Memorial week, Sis
Hamilton st. ne. 20
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FV asy. Jun, 's 81. 1888. AvELMoRFu ~ x
FORTUNE Of los = St. ne, beloved
hu,bsnd Of Marie v Fortune and
VIRGINIA and Joseph Lee Fortune
Also surviving are Other relatives
Saturday. June rs. friends are in
vited 70 cell at the MCGUIRE Funeral
Home, 1890 9th St NV, Funeral
from the Zion Baptist Church.
Gasinesyills' Va. On On. SUNDAY Ic,. june
church ssmstery. s 70
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June 50. 1895. ELIJAH CAMPBELL
OF 1894 10th St NV, devoted hus-
band OF Mary Lou Campbell, step
father OF Ollie v, Talbert, corine
Thomas Irene Lexis Isabelle WI.
Peterson, Willie and Cliff Marbley
and Jessie Mae Cephas. other rela-
tives and friends also survive. After
: pm. Sunday, June 20, friends
Home. $50 Rhode Island ave. NV
Funeral services on Monday, June
30, at l pm. at the Mount Calvary
Baptist Church, 432 NJ St NV, the
hsy L wo Bennett Stleissins' 90 In
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Wednesday, june 25, 1855, 1t Freed
mems Hospital, FANNIE lola BUR-
ROU0HS. devoted wife OF John
Il Burroughs. mother Of Anna Jean
purrouehs and sister OF MIS- Belle
Harry Bowie. Also surviving are
two slsteTs-in-law, Mrs. Eliza Green
and Mrs. Ola Burroughs: a brother
in-law. Alfonso Burroughs; nteees
nephews and other relatives and
friends. After q pm. Friday. June
~, friends may call ct her late
residence, Piscataway I'd, Clinton.
Nd. Services on Saturday, June
~, at ~ noon, at the Union Bethel
church, the Rev. Mackel ofnciat-
fhg Interment church cemetery
ARRANGEMENTS BY Rollins.
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JACKsoY, John v. on satuIday,

June 4. 1855, at the District Gen
81 1851 Z St nv he is survived
BY six cousins, Mrs LATHE Payne.
Belle Mitchell, Nettie Coles. MAJ
garet SimmS, Annie simms and Mr.
Robert SimnE Funeral services
will be held on Friday, June -,
81 the p 2 Taylor Funeral Home,
1909 18Th At nv. at $40 pm.
where friends may call after .
pm. the Rev II. Chase of1eiat-
ms Interment on SATURDAY, June
IS, at the Oak Grove cemetsry,
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GALLOWAY. ALICE c. tnee Kennedy.
On Thursday. June 20, 1858, at
500 Macarthur blvd NV. ALICE
c. GALLOWAY tnee Kennedy, be-
loved VIE Of steven Albert gallo
Margaret W. Queen and Alice +.
Pindell Notice Of funeral later
ARRANGEMENTS by Collins.
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BohGEk, X. ADOLPH. On Wednes-
S Ssy J SIs7 s sS isSs; q h h Tss,;
1oRGER. beloved husband Of Mary
q, Borger, father Of Betty Jeanne.
~ Henry A., jr. U. 8. Air Force;
Rita NJ and Dorothy A. Berger:
Mrs. Antoinette Dunn, Mrs. Frances
Reeves. w. Vincent Borger and Mrs.
the De Vol Funeral Home, 2224
yu lsso2 ss ' INV: , Ss sat ~ ,S:
Shrine Of the Blessed Sacrament,
000l Western ave, Chevy Chase,
ID. c.. where requiem mass will be
9lsfsd al 49, W. an Friends and
q Heaven CemaferY az
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CARPENTER. AUGUST G

Wednssday. June IS, 1855, at his
n ntsia'a SGausT a. eSRSSNTER t the
beloved husband Of Etcille /. Car
penter father Of Mrs Etcille l.
Sherman OF College Park, Nd. and
Leo A. Carpenter Of Arlineton. Va
He also is survived By two erand-
children Friends may call At the
Lee Funeral Home. 4th s. and
Mass, ave ne, where services will
be held on Monday, June 30 at
p:45 am. lnterment Arlington Ma
tionAl Cemetery -
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RROOKS, JAMES STANLEY. On
Tuesdav June "a 1858, JAMES

Tussdsy. June e i95ss JAMES
hero st. NV ro6 beloved sS0 fa nnsi. 81 81
Emma Manning Carter, Samuel A.
Manning, Louis B. Manning, Peyton
L. Manning and Capt. John B.
Porter. he also Is survived BY
Z pm. Friday. June -, friends
are invited to call at the Mcclure
Funeral Home, 1920 9th St NV.
Funeral on Saturday, June 2s, at
Church. 18th and Church SITS NV.
lnterment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terri. u
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ETidsy, June "a, ia6s. DR.. PRED
brook dr., silver Spring, Nd, beloved
Nd: grandfsther Of Bsrbsra Ann
and Jean Marie Hart, uncle OF
Stanley Z Hart Of washington,
D. C. Services at the S. H. Hines
Co Funeral Home, 1901 l4th st.
NV" on Monday, June 80, at 9
pm, parking tacilitiesl. Inter-
ment Cedar Hill CemeterY 90
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day. June ne g. 3 1855. i Ri. Is.l.
POSTER, beloved husband Of MAY:
belle Millen Foster. brother Of GLAND
Day. Also surviving are other rela-
tlves and many friends. After $3.50
pm. Monday. June 80, remains will
tist Church, 9th and 8 SITS. NV,
where services will be held on Tues
day. July I, at IL noon. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. Ar
rangements By Mcclure, Inc. 20
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On "wednesday. june Is. 1855, a
his residence. ,Ss24 chsyy chass
soTRNsnr;EEIN, i SsIoSss SSo Snq-H o.
Mrs. Beuiah B. strasburger and Mr.
Ralph Boernstein Friends may call
at Hysong's Funeral Home, 1900 N
on Monday. June 30, ct 1890 pm
Interment In Arlington National
Cemetery. 20
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Communication Of xyroh
NJ. Parker Lodge. No -,
p A. A, NJ. Is called for
10 am, Saturday, June
Is, 1855, for the purpose
Of eonducting Masonic
burial services for our late
WILLIAM G, MCCONNELL.
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FOSTER. REV, C. DAVID, Of wash
Bs Sps Ministers * cOnf s%ea q the he
Washington, D. C., vicinity are re-
quested to assemble on Monday.
june 80. 1858. at II an, at the
Mount Bethel Baptist church, eos
funeral q IL. REv .r e SAWS HSr ro 8.
TER az the New Bethel Baptist
Church 9th and 8 SITS. NV, on
Tuesday, July 1, at IL noon. BY
order Of the Baptist Ministers Con-
REV. EDGAR NEWTON. President.
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June Is, 1888. At lis " rsaidsnes
beloved husband Of Emma Hail anc
father OF Mrs. Madeline Barth
Mrs. Emma May Steinbaeh. Mrs
Lucille Malone. Master Sergt
H and Robert Lee Hall. He alsC
Is survived by four sisters anc
seven brothers Friends may cal
at the Hardness Funeral Home
Mutual Md Funeral services al
the Trinity Church, Prince Fred.
erick, Nd, on Saturday, June 2S
at IL am. Interment Asbury Gene.
terry. BarStow. Nd. ~
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THURSDAY, june 20. 1855, WALTER
ave. NV beloved husband Of Nina
Hackett and grandfather Of
Sherry and Terry Hackett Of Silver
spring, Nd. brother Of Mrs. Charles
Hartford Of Cleveland, Ohio. Rela-
call at the Chevy Chase Funeral
Home. 5lO3 Wisconsin ave. NV,
where services will be held on Mon
day, June 80. at am. Interment
Arlington national Cemetery. 90
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eHAMBLIss, Dolores, On Monday,

June 81, 1855, dolores CHAM.
BLISS Of 3ll @ ST. sc. beloved
wife OF David chambliss. Also
surviving are three children, q
iatner, hehiy Sneioy: No sun 1
q mother-in-law, Mrs Katie Cham
bliss. and other relatives and many
friends. After pm. Friday, June
90. friends may call at the Palmer
services viii be- heid on saturday.
June IS. ct pm. Interment
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June %. lass. q hsr resiasn ss,
i9Is SOnR,.IisS. ave !, Nv ~ o RAE
Of the 3 H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, caOi lfth ~. nv, on FRI
day, June 81, at \ pm, tparking
facilitiesl. tnterment Savannah.
Ohio ashland and Bueyrus, Ohio.
papers please COPY
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Announcement Of
EarWfnaa nv ChamhaFa
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sTOTTLEMYER, EDWARD G.

1905 Bay St. Sc, on June 25'
myer, father Of Mrs Ira Settles,
Mrs. Irving Fisher and Albert c.
Stottlemyer. all Of Indianapolis.
Ind; brother Of Mrs. Grace Towir
Of Springfield. Ohio, Services a.
st. Sc, on Saturday, June rs,
at 10 am. Interment Cedar Hi
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Draiha

APPELMAN. BLANCHE v. on wsdnss-
mann hospital, BLANCHE '. APP
PELHAM OF flI Madison a.. ne.
beIoved wife Of leslie A, Appelman.
sister Of Mrs Mauds whitilneton
~ Warrington, D g; the Misses
Miami, Fla Friends may call AZ
ne ~ Hines co. Funeral Home,
eaOi iith o.. NV tparking faeili-
tissl Services AZ the 81, Barnabas
1pissopal Church, Iceland Md on
fnterment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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June Is. 1855. ELLA NJ HoILHNb
Of 1904 Shepherd st, Chevy Chase,
gett Holland and mother OF Mrs
r. T. L. Beckwith and James c.
Holland. Friends are invited to
call at the Bethesda Chevy Chase
phrey, Bethesda, Nd. Services will
be held on Saturday. June %. at
pm. at the Chevy Chase Meth
odist Church, Chevy Chase, Nd
1nterment Parklawn Cemetery. 81
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HIM kALPH =. On Thursday, June
20, 1858, At Geneva, Ohio, RALPH
b. G., beloved husband Of MAJ iSr.
garet Wiley Hem, father Of Earle
Wiley HEM, Mrs. Katherine ri
Carr and Mrs. Margaret II. Alex
ander. He also is survived by six
great-erandchildren three brothers
and one sister. Friends may call at
the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
29Ol 18th st. NV. from 10 am
until 10 pm. Monday, June 30
parking faeilities). Graveside serv-
ices Of Arlinston National Gene
terry on Tuesday, July l, at l pm.
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STONE, KATIE FRALEY. on Thurs
day, June 20, 1895, at the home
Of her niece. Bette 2 Turner S r1S'
FRALEY STONE. daughter Of the
late George c. and Ellen r. Stone.
Friends may call at the Hilton
Funeral Home, GAINESVILLE, Nd,
where services will be held on
Interment Mount Zion Cemetery
FeARaville, Nd
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-24
WARWICK
Mrs. Ralph Blizzard
Phone MillsbOrO 3288

The Ladies Auxiliary of the In
dian River Fire Company will serve
a chicken and dumpling supper on
October 25 from to D. m. at
the Fire House at Oak Orchard.
Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Z. r. Blizzard were Mr.. and Mrs.
Z Winfield Downs, and Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Barton, of Red Bank, ~ j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjay1in Boomer
and family of Philadelphia, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Nit
chell over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs Carlton Lingo were
Saturday evening guests of Mr..
and Mrs. w. w. BartO.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Matthews.
of St. Johns, were recent guests of
Mrs Hattie Short.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wilson of Sea-
ford left on Saturday for a trip to
Dayton. Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. M. Short who
have been spending the summer
at their cottage on the Indian River
have returned to their home in
Millsboro. for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Fox, of Ches-
ter. Pa. spent the weekend at their
cottage at Riverdale.
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-24

Heavy quoIity COTTON WOW
en- in a lush, clearly de-
fined Patfern. Machine
washable in lUkewarm
wufer. Pure or onfique
white, pink, or gold.
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-24
Pontiac Gets Nation
Wide Acceptance

Nationwide acceptance of the
new 1859 Pontiac was evidenced
recently as Pontiac dealers report
ed sales and confirmed orders of
over 20,500 cars during the first
three days of sales, according to
S. e. Knudsen, general manager of
Pontiac Motor Division.
Knudsen termed the early custO-
mer response unprecedented in
our history" as nationwide reports
by Pontiac dealers listed 1851 on
the-spot sales and over $4,000 or
ders on hand.
Customer reaction to our new
line substantiates confidence that
1859 will be a year of opportunity
for Pontiac" Knudsen said. "Custo-
mer orders were 2509o more than
a year ago even though dealer
stocks were limited by the strike.
Dealers report enthusiastic accep-
tance of Pontiac styling and great
interest in Pontiac's revolutionary
Wide Track"
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-24
DACSBORO
Mrs. Marguerite Gray
Phone Rodney 1851

The community extends it's SYM
pathy to the families and relatives
of George Birmingham, 333, son of
the late James and Matilda Britt
ingham. Ronald Toomey, 21. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Toomey who
were killed instantly in an auto
mobile accident Saturday night near
Lewes, when theip car hit utility
pole. Funeral was conducted from
Watson and Gray Funeral Home,
Millsboro, on Tuesday with inter
ments in Red Men Cemetery, Days
boro.
Last Sunday was observed, as
Laymen's Sunday. the visiting
speaker was Mr., Alton Parsons, of
Berlin. Md. His topic being Seek
Ye First"
Next Sunday, October 26th is
Membership Sunday when new
members will be received in Bethel
Methodist Church at IL a. m.
The Rev. and Mrs. Squires at
tended the Home Coming Services
in Downs Chapel, at Smyrna Mr..
Squires was the guest speaker on
Sunday afternoon
Sunday, October 26th, Christ
Church will begin a week of Prayer
and Self-Denial. The Churches of
the community are cooperating to-
gether. in this service.
Homecoming Services will be
held in Christ Church November
End from IL noon until 7:30 p. m.
! The speakers will be Rev. John
Anderson, of Massey. Md, and Mr..
Joseph Lynch, of Salisbury, Md.
Beginning November 3rd, Evan
gelistic Services will be held in
Christ Church for a week then the
following week in Bethel Church
the two churches are cooperating
together The speaker for these SER
vices will be Rev. w. s. Grant, Mr..
and Mrs. Eckhart, of Glendale, will
be the song leaders. Remember
these services in your prayers.
Mrs. Virginia Bunting underwent
major operation in Beebe Hos
pital the past week.
Mrs. Grace Mitchell who has been
spending sometime in Delaware
Hospital has returned home, and
will accept position in The
Colony for the Mentally Retarded
this week.
Mrs. Rachel Glover, Mrs. Evelyn
Timmons, Lois Taylor and Mrs.
Joyce Clogg, all employed at Ra-
chefs Beauty Parlor attended
Whals Kollege of Beauty Know
ledge, in Baltimore, last Sunday
and Monday.
Jay Brumbley and Bill Kollock.
of Delaware University, Newark,
were weekend guests of their par
ents here.
Miss Patricia Ann Beltz. grand
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Lockwood attended the Harvest
Ball, in the Hotel DUPONT. Wilm-
ington, Saturday, October 11th. Es-
corted by Mr. James Clark of that
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-24
MILLVILLE
sMillie C. Banks
Phone: Dickinson 461

Rev. Melvin Wheatley will preach
at the Homecoming Services at the
Denton Methodist Church next Sun
day morning. Rev. George w. Good
ly is the Pastor there.
Professor Wilbur H. Jump, Lay
man of the Houston Methodist
Church will preach in Rev. Wheat
ley's absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine Phillips and
daughter, Andrea of Wilmington
visited their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edmond Phillips last weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Evans was
given a shower on Saturday night
in honor of their 18th Wedding
Anniversary friends attending were,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Short, Mrs.
Laura Evans and daughter, Naomi,
Mrs. Atlanta Simpler, Mrs. Mary
Long and Mrs. Millie Banks.
The Cleaners met on Thursday
evening with "Pot Luck Supper"
In the hat and costume contest,
Mrs. Viola Belts won first prize, for
best dressed, Mrs. Laura Evans
won second prize and Mrs. Mary
Long, 3rd prize for the most comi-
cal costume. 81
Mrs. Robert Acton spent a few
days in Philadelphia this past week.
Mrs. Linwood Evans, Jr., and
sons were dinner guests on Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Boyer Hack
or in Ocean View
On Election Day, November 4th,
The Cleaners will serve dinner and
supper at the Church Hall. Chicken
and dumplings and Ham platter,
with Pie and coffee.
Mr.. aid Mrs. Harry Dale and
children are spending this week.
end in Wilmington. Mrs. Dale and
Mrs. Viola Belts attended State
Theachers Meeting there on Thurs
day and Friday.
Mrs. Mabel Toomey of Dagsboro,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Banks.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wharton of Beth
any Beach was dinner guest of Mrs.
Mary Long, on Sunday.