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CARR, JOHN W. tKING). In lovins
memory of my husband, JOHN W
KING CARR, who died four years
ago today, April %, 1856
Youi kindly thoughts and loving
Memories Of you will treasure
Until memory fades and lie departs,
You will live forever in ouz heartE
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE AND FAM
COZZo. JOHN A. In loving memory
of our husband and father, JOHN
years ago today.
I think of him today.
Resting, sleeping. lust away;
Resting where no shadows fall.
In perfect peace he await us all
WIFE AND FAMILY.
DADE EVA MAE. A tribute of love
and devotion in memory Of my
who passed away FIVE years ago
today, April %. 1855
Five years have passed since that
sad day
When the one We loved was called
away;
Time takes away the ,edee of grief,
But memory turns back another
EyoTED MOTHER. DAISY
DUCKETT. LOUISE. In loving mem
ory OF nv dear mother, LOUISE
DUCKETT. who passed eway nine
teen years ago today, April %,
194l.
In memory's lovely garden,
Where 10y blooms faiI
Your memory, dearest Mother.
Is the brightest blossom there.
YOUR LOVING DAUGHTER, BES-
SIZE WILLIAMS.
GIBSON, ELLA NJ. A tribute Of love
and deyyotion to my cousin MRS
this life four years aEo today, April
%, 1856
Asleep in Jesus, blessed sleep.
HOWARD E. BROWNE.
JONES, RAYMOND A. In loving mem
ory OF my dear husband, RAY
MOND A. JONES. who passed away
one year ago today. April %. 1859,
Although iife's sun for each must
Those whom we love we never for
get.
May his soul rest in peace.
DEVOTED WIFE. bEULAH
OLIVER. WALTON D. In lovf mem
ory Of our beloved son and brother
WALTON D, OLIVER. 70 departed
this life one month ago today
March -. 1850
When We gather beside your grave
And place flowers there wit gentle
care.
Something in our nearts tell US
You know that we are there.
Your memory is keepsake
With which I will never part:
Though God has you in His keeping
! Stll have you in my heart
YOUR LOVING MOTHER. DAD ANL
BROTHERS,
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FITZGERALD John IFpoy

tinsburg, w Va. JOHN leroy
FITZGERALD OF BOZ South Caro-
Ina ave. Sc. beloved husband of
Dorothy M Fitzgerald. father Of
Dorothy Ellen. Barbara. Kathleen,
Fitzgerald, son of Annette E and
the, late John Fitzgerai0. brother
OF Joseph, Richard and Francis Fitg-
serald. Mary Hodges. Anrela Bian-
chini. Dolores Klopfer and Sister
Joan Annette Funeral from the
James T Ryan Funeral Home All
"a. ave Sc, on Monday. April -,
a. $40 am Requiem mass at st
PeterS Church at 9:l5 am. Rela-
tlveS and friends invited Inter
ment Arlington National Cemetery
"a
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WOTSNIpIUI Ma6TfT.
ALFRED COLLINS, Secy. "a

DI NINN0, ALMERINDO. Offcers
Er--.------AH and nowbers Of Brick
HIT layers uIiOn No |. OF
HI TM Washington. D c.. are
Eil1AM hereby notified of the
HloVIM Trath OF FLMERINDO DI
4" EHkN NtNNO. Funeral from
ENzzQESS the Timothy Hanlon Fu-
sFaa=a1N neral Home 3S3l Ciecr-
gia ave. NV. on Monday, April
70, 1850, at 2 am Mass. Will
be offered at st. Juhn Bautist de
La Sale Church at a:3O am
Interment Gate Of Heaven Gene
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Gen. Antonin HosoI, Former
Czech Aide, Foe of Reds

Gen. Antonin B. Hasal, 81,
former Czechoslovak minister
of transportation and a foe Of
communism, died here yester-
day. His home was at 2053 Park
road NV.
! Born in Nova Hut pod Niz-
borem, Czechoslovakia, Gen.
HaSal entered the AuStro- Hun
garian army before World War
I but crossed over to the Czech
oslovak legions within the Rus
sian Czarist army when the
war started.
With the legions he took part
in campaigns against the Gen.
trail Powers in Galicia, Rus
sian Poland and the Ukraine.
In 1917 he became a member
of the Czechoslovakia National
Council in Russia, headed by
the late Czechoslovak President,
Thomas G. Masaryk.
After the Russian Revolution
of 1917 he commanded a Czech
oSlOvak legion battalion in bat
ties against the BolshevikS in
Western Siberia, on the Volga
River, and in the Eastern part
Of European Russia.
"Unequaled" Feat
President Theodore Roosevelt
called this legion's feats "un-
equaled in either modern or
ancient warfare" in 1919 as he
accepted the Nobel Peace Prize
and donated $1,000 to the le-
gion.
Gen. Hasal returned to
Czechoslovakia in 1920 with the
rank of Lieutenant Colonel and
during the same year COM
manded a force which put down
a Communist uprising in West
ern Bohemia.
During the relatively quiet
years between the two world
wars, Gen. Hasal completed a
course in France for military
commanders and was gradu-
ated from the Czechoslovak
War College.
When the Nazis marched into
Czechoslovakia in 1889, Gen.
Hasal became active in the
underground. In 1910 he
reached Czechoslovak army un-
its in France and he partici-
pated in their retreat to Eng
land after the fall of France.
Accompanied Benes
In London he became the
chief of Czechoslovak President
Benes military Office and ac-
cOmpanied Mr.. BeneS on his
l943 mission to Russia, where
the general stayed until 1914. |
He discussed the formation of
a CzechoSlovak army on the
Eastern front, which later
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DAVIES. EDWARD GARFIELD n

Ihursday, April II, 1850, EDWARD
GARFIELD DAVIES. beloved hus-
band Of Ann Elizabeth Davies and
brother OF Mrs Edward Ewing Of
Miami. Fla Friends may call at
GaWier's Chapel, 1855 Pa ave NV.
tcourtckV parking oppoSite) Serv-
ices will be held at the Western
Presbyterian Church 1905 y st.
NV, on Monday, April - at II
am. Interment George Washing
ton Cemetery. "a
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WILLIAM A. JORDAN. secy. "a
ELLISON. HATTIE n On rrta,r

ELLISON: HATTIE H. On Friday,
Aprll 22. 1860 at hrr ~Psidc 'Ce.
Stewart lane, Silver Spring, Nd,
HATTIE H ELI ISON beloycd mother
OF Mrs. Mary Hyson, Mrs. Alice
Jackson, Waiter Mar and James
ElllSon A.So surviving are nine
children: 'w0 GauRntcrs-. .n-lPw. two
sons anc a host Of other
relatives 6rl friends. after ii
am. SUNDAY. April "a friends may
call at her iata residence Funeral
services on Monday. April 25, at
p.n1.. at nc Good Hope Church,
ColeSville Nd the Re-. r F. Hal,
ohciatign TnterTent church ceme-
terY Services hN Snnrhrn nI
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Garn nf Chunks

LUSTED. MRS. HOWARD L. We wish
sions Of sympathy and other kind
ness during our bereavement
HOWARD l. LUSTED. RUTH.
MARIE AND MRS. ANITA p X
ERMAN "a
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JENKINS. LoSEPH LEn ON Eridnr

April 90. 1860. in a Baltimore Hos
pital, JOSEPH LEO JLHklNS Of
IeonsrdtoVn. Nd, brother OF Mrs.
Addie Vsllandingham. Mrs RoSalie
Graves. Mrs. May Topsev and Augus-
tus jenkins, Friends may call at
the Mattingley Funeral Home, Leon
ardtown Md, where prayers will
be said on Sunday. April "a. at
5:30 pm Mass will be said on
Monday, April 25, at st Joseph S
Church. MorganZa, Md. at II am.
lntermenL churcn cemetery ~
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RITTER ROSA IN wed,ss5,


April 20, 1860. at her residence,
300 Wheeler I'd Sc. Oxon Hill,
Nd ROSA A BUTLER. beloved
mother of Mrs Mary A Cole. Mrs
. Ruth Waters, Edna E, James C,
George G, william H. and John
n Butler devoted sister of Mrs.
Daisey Harley, Marshall. Milton,
John. Frances and Elsie Proctor
She also leaves to mourn her pass
ing thirty grandchildren, eighteen
great-grandchildren and a host OF
other relatives and many fTicncs.
Remains resting at the residence
of her son, William H Butler, 52O6
OXon Hill I'd. Sc, where friends
may call after pm. Sunday April
"a Mass for the repoSe OF her
soul will be celebrated on Monday,
April 25, al o am. at st. Tenatius
Catholic Church. Oxon Hill. In
tCrment church cemetery. Arrange
mentS by the John T Phi1es &
Co. Funeral Home, 3015 18th st ne
"a
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Brown. JOHN T. On Thursday,

April 81 1850. JOHN T. BRoWN
Of ll5 E st. Sc, father Of Mrs.
Irene Butler, Mrs. Dorothy Chappell
3nd John Brown brother of Forest
Brown and Rachael Ovens, devoted
friend fof Lucinda Brown. He also
is survived by twelve grandchildren,
ten great grandchildren. other rela-
tiveS and friends After j. noon
sunday. April "a. friends are in
vited to call at the jarvis Chapel,
432 You st. NV. where funeral
services will be held on Monday.
April -. at Q am Irtorment iE-
coin Memorial Cemetery. Family
may be contacted at Gl7 Euclid
81. NV North 1-I9Aa. "a
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GROsvENoR, EDITH LouIsE-

Wednesday, April 20. 1850, at her
EDITH LOUISE GRosVENoR. aunt
OF Mrs Margaret G Blanken and
Mrs Edith g Wondson OF Salem.
Va Friends NAV call at the S. H
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 29ul IAN
81. n ", after 10 am. Saturday,
April 23. Services at the above
funeral home on Monday. april -.
at 10 a m. lpariing fsciliticSD. In
terment Arlington National Gene
terry. u
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nENEKAs. CARI rnEnnnpr

UtINEN7N' 7 I'M 'IHIVUVHE, SpF.
% cial communication OF
/N\ StanSbury Lodae, No. "A,
IN F. A A. N will he held
MEM at StsuSbury Masonic Tenn
NO/N pic GeCrgia and Missouri
wv avCS.. IN Sunday. Fpril "A.
~ 1870. at : pm. for the
purpose of condGCtiGg Masonic burial
services for cur late brother. CARL
THEODORE DENEKAS. BY direc-
tion nf
LAWRENCE L. WEDDING.
- Morshipful Master.
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EDGAR BILLHIMER. Master
CHARLES W. SNYDER. Secy. "a

JARVIS. MAURICE H.. Sr. On satur-
day, April -, 1860 MAURICE H.
JARVIS, Sr, g. 4nOI SD st. Bla-
densburg, Md, beloved husband Of
rice H Jarvis. ir; Sister T'llie s
N, D; Maj. Mrman F. Charles Z
Nike and Laurence W Jarvis Of
Fullerton. Calf; Gordon K. Jarvis,
Margaret E. Bowen and Sheila NJ.
IRlce; brother Of Edward j. and
Walter A Jarvis. Mrs Sarah Andrus
and Mrs RUN Powers. Notice OF
funeral later.
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KIDWELL, CHARLES WESLEY.

denly. on thursday, April u. 1850,
CHARLES WESLEY KIDWEIL, aged
Il, OF ChanIAy Va. beloved son
late Thelma KidWell. brother OF
Floyd Kidw'll of Chantillv. Va,
and Mrs. Oorhfry Turner of Cliff
ton, Va r-lendS may call at the
Green funeral Home. lOl Eden
St, HeTnlOn. Va. where services
will be 0eld at pm. Sunday, April
-. lntermeut Chestnut Grove Gem
etery %
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HAGEN. VIRGINIA DFIoRFsr

Wedncsday, April 20. InNO. al
Brookhaven. n Y. VIRGINIA De
LORESE HAGEN. beloved daughter
OF Wade L. and Virginia Harry of
u" lth St Sc sister Of Lloyd
Friends may call at the lee Funeral
Home, 4th ST and Mass. ave. ne.
where services will be held on Mon
gay, April VI at | pm. Interment
Mount OliYet CemeterY 81
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FITZGERALD, JOHN 1. The ofacers

EIILGERALD, JOHN L. The officers
lSS3c7 and members Of Kenneth
.SSN H. Nash Post, No s, the
1k& American ,,eglOn. are no.
tined Of the death Of Com
1850 rade JOHN 1 FITZGER-
P4H3a$ AID. VINO passed sway on
Wednesday. ATri, % 1860,
at the Newton D. 9aker VA Hos
pital. Legion services Iil be con-
Quoted by the National Guard Of
Honor on SUNDAY, Aprii "A. at $50
pm, at the lanes I Ryan Funeral
Home 81 Pa ave e Members
are requested to attend
VICTOR y. FREDiANI. Comdr
ANDREW H, OGL LETREE. Adit. "a
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DAVIS. MARTHA. on satnrdar. ami

later. Services by Frazier. "a
DENEKAS, CARL T. On Friday. AnriI
-, 1860. CARL T DENTIAS be-
loved husband of Mamie S Denekas,
father of Mrs I9rgarPt Hoover,
brother OF Lille VI Denekas and
grandfather Of linda Marie and
William l. Hoover. jr. Funeral
from the Walter W. Deal Funeral
home. 4S12 GeorRia ave. NV, on
Monday, April -. at II am In
terment Rock Creek Cemetery. -
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April 20. 1860. at his residence,
l10l E st ne, CHARLES GRIF
FIN, devoted husband Of Milne
Ann Grimm. father of Mrs Mamie
Mae johnson. Mrs Suepearl Foster.
Mrs jamie johnson, Sarah, Charles,
Floyd and Johnny Nathaniel Grimm,
brother OF James Willie and Elmore
Grimm. He also leaves to mourn
MS passing eleven grandchildren.
stepchildren. seven stepgrandchil-
dren. two sons-in-law and a host
OF other relatives and friends. Re
mains resting at the John T Rhinps
q Co. Funeral Home. 3Ol5 18th st.
u 2 Mn.lER of filrnral
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DrathH
ADAMS. REATRICF w. o.

ADAMS BEATRICE W. On Friday,
April -. 1860. at Freedmens Hos
pital, BEATRICE W. ADAMS Of sos
Euclid ST. NV, beloved daughter
of Mrs. Lucy Valentine. Also sur
viving are many friends. After IL
noon Sunday. April "a friends are
invited TO call at the MCGUIRE
Funeral Home, 1920 9th ST. NV
Requiem mass will be celebrated at
St Augustine's Catholic Church,
18th ST., between R and NV,
en- Monday. April -. at 10 am
Interment Mount Oliyet Cemetery
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IN HNKD1 Il. A special COM
nuricatlon OF Joppa Lodge,
No. 81, F. A A. M. is
called for : pm. SUNDAY.
H Apr'l -, 1860. at Joppa
Z Temple, 1909 Nth st NV,
for the purpose o. conduct
ing the last Masonic rites
ur laie brother HARDY 3.
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WIMAN. A. LORETTA CRITn

FRIDAY, ADril -, lNbO al Providence
Hospital, A. LORETTA tRITAj VI
MAN of 3934 Suitland rd. Sc. be-
loved wife Of the late Cecil V.
Wiman, mot5er of Virginia, Jeanne
and Thomas Wiman. sister of Rus
sell Van SAINT She also is survived
oy seven grandchildren Friends
may cal at the Lee Funeral Home.
9TH st. and Mass ave, ne. until
q IA. Monday, April o5 Mass
will ne CfIeTel tie Holy Family
Catholic Church, CatSkill and Dunlap
SIS HilicreSt Heights, Md. at 10
all lnterment Fort Lincoln Gene
,ery ~
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odist Home IN GsirherSbsurg, Md.
LENA BARWICK- aged SO. daughter
of John and Susan Barwick Fu-
neral on Monday. April 25 1860,
Home. North and Pennsylvania aves.,
Baltimore, Nd
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WRIGHT. ESTHER lean n, E-

day. April -, 1860, at the wash
ington Hospital Center. ESTHER
JEAN WRIGHT of S6O3 I'd ave,
Silver Spring, Mo, wife Cf Jack
L. Wright mother Cf joyce Ann
and, John Alan Weight. daughter
OF Mrs Denise :. Madgwick and
sister Of Mrs. B W. Carlisle. Ruth
Ann. Henry, Walter j ana RohCrt
A Madgwlck. Mrs. Wright rests
at the Warner E Pun. phrev Fu-
neral Home. S434 Georgia ave,
Silver Spring. Md . where services
will be held IN NOnuay. April IS
at IL am. tparking facilitieSl. In
terment Psrklawn Cemetery. "a
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HAsAL. GEN. ANTONIN B, On F,

day. April 10, 1856. GEN AN
IONlN B HASAL. husband Of Jozi
Hasalova and father Of Milan. Dag
mar and Mlica TIsSal. Friends
may call at GaWler'S Chapel. lT56
Pa. ave. NV. courtesy LarkinE on
poSitel. where services will be held
on MONDAY, April %. at > nm
Interment Cedar Hin CemeterY 81
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Announcements OF
Services by Chambers
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The EVENING STAR
1raths

Washington. D. c.
Saturday. April 23, 1850
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las st, ne on April 81" G8Gs 1915,
husband Of Hilda C. Hssslrln, brother
HeSs!ein Services ST Champers'
GEORGETOWN Funeral Homs. BUT.. NJ
st NV. on Monday. April -. at
30 pm. Interment arlington Ma
tional Cemetery %
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STETSON. NIIDRED N On Mondav

ADril Is, lN6N, at her nome, iS43
41th place NV Washington D. c.,
late Frank A. Stetson and mother
OF Frank c StetSon and his wife
Flora. Friends may call AT Pear
sons Funeral Home, Az NCrth
Washington St. Falls Church. Va,
where services will be held on
Monday, April 25. at pm, In
terment Oakwood Cemetery, "a
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Wednesday, April 20. 1860. HARRY
SARTAIN GRAY of Foxboro. Mass.
husband of Rosine tHelblingD Gray
and brother Of Wesley D and Miss
Edith NJ Gray of WaShineton. D c
Funeral services on Friday. April
at D m. at the Roberts Fu-
neral Home. Foxboro. Mass. Grave
size services on Saturday. April %.
at p.m.. at the Glenwood Gene
tery. Washinpton D c %
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Wednesday, April 20. 1850, ct his
home, 9395 Worth ave, Silver
husband of the late V-raa Seilin
and brother of DR. Josef Seilin
Mr. Seilln rests at the Warner
Humphrey Funeral Home. St34
Georgia ave. Silver Spring Nd
where friends may visit after :
pm. Saturday. April - parking
facilitlrsJ Graveside services on
Monday April -. at ll.3O am,
at Arlington National Cemetery
Friends a"e invited to assemble at
the Memorial Gate at l1:2O a IN. "a
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VANDERCOOF

IL II4M' II7'' NHLLIh =. = 3lWf Z
wife 0f OTTO B. Williams and
mother OF Josephine Williams, Mel
lie NJ. Fsitter Dorothy z. Tweedale
ond Cora Z. TomDkins. Services
at Chambers Funeral Home, 5l7
llth ST Sc, on Monday, Arril ~
~ II nj. Jnterment Fort Line, IN
Cemetery. "a
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MAZE. FRANK D. Suddenly.

Thursday. April 81. 1850. at his
RESIDENCE, 1905 Calde- rd., Mclean,
Va, FRANK D. MAZE, beloved hus-
band of Mrs Florence F. Maze ana
brother of Mrs. Harry Cease. Mrs.
Selner. Mrs. Beazley, Mrs Adamski
ana Bernard and Zigg MazurcWski.
Friends may rall at the FITZGERALD
Funeral Home. 3.+5 Wilson blvd.
parking in the rear, Arlington,
Va. visiting hours. . to 4 30 pm,
and to $50 pm where there
Will be recitation OF the rosary
on Monday, ADri ., at s pm.
REQUIEM mass will be celebrated
on Tuesday. April %, at 9:3O am.
at st, Johns Catholic Church. $3.50
FL Nido d. Mclean. Va. Inter
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
with full military LCIors "a
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Wednesday, April 20, 1850. CLAIR
ENCE RICHARDSON. uncle OF Au-
guStus Frank Brown Of $50 on
tario place NV He also is sur
yived BY other relatives and friends
From IL noon Sunday, April -
until 2 am. Monday, April -
friends are invited to call at the
Jarvis Chapel. 1882 You st. NV
Funeral services and interment Sum
merville. S c. "a
Milford chronicle., 1960-08-26

With her legs drawn up to her
side, she practices vipassana bha-
vana, a form of meditation in which
she seeks to develop mindfulness
and spirituality by shutting out
thoughts of the material world.
She is president of the Medita-
ton Centre in Colombo. She has
said she will not give up this post
of fostering the practice of medi-
tation among Ceylonese-even dur
ing her term as Premier.
Every. full moon day she OBJ
serves a spiritual retreat for "a
hours during which she wears
white, goes without food from af-
ter noon until the next morning
and spends a day and night in
meditation and worship of Buddha
images.
She sends her three children ev-
cry Sunday to the meditation cen
tire close to her home in Colombo
for religious instruction.
Like most devout Buddhists Mrs.
Bandaranaike eats fish. but no
meat. She. has trained her chill
dren to do without meat and it is
not brought into the household.
She orders and supervises the
house menu which is like a typical
Ceylonese meal.
When her husband was alive she
had to be away from home often,
but on these trips she phoned daily
70 ohooU ON avnrvtb;po of bap,o
Mrs. Bandaranaike, like every
Ceylonese mother, makes her chill
dren's school frocks and other
Milford chronicle., 1960-08-26

She does not allow her children
to attend movies unless the film
has an educational value-an atti-
tude she shares with most CeyOn-
ese mothers.
Mrs. Bandaranaike is fond of
sewing; looks over the daily clean
ing and sweeping of her 12-room,
two story house and works in her
garden whenever she can. She pays
special attention to her collection
of orchids.
AS president of "Mahi1a Sami-
ti'', the rural women's movement
inspired by Canadian social
worker who married a Ceylonese,
she often goes out to villages to
train women in giving instruction
in hygiene to peasants and their
wives.
Her busy day ends early. Before
retiring at 8 or 10 p. m. she spends
half an hour meditating.
clothes which she insists should be
simple.
Milford chronicle., 1960-08-26

man and daughter, Chris, at their
summer home at Rehoboth Beach.
Steven Graham is visiting his
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Carpenter for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Clifton and
family visited Mr.. and Mrs. George
West of Roxana on Sunday.
On Sunday afternoon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carlton Argo visited their
daughter. Mrs. James Eskridge and
Mr.. Eskridge of Seaford.
On Friday evening, Nancy Pen
uel celebrated her 18th birthday
anniversary with birthday paja-
ma party. Guests that enjoyed the
party and overnight visit with
Nancy were Marlyn Bennett. Bev-
erly Argo, June Massey, Elaine
Rutt,. and Carol Lafferty of Wyom-
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Roach and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hickman and
daughters OF Milford, were Thurs
evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Carlton Argo and family.
On Sunday, Edgar bvnnett, Mr..
and Mrs. Vinal Bennett and chill
dren, Norma Jean and Joyce, Mr..
and Mrs. Hammond Bennett and
children, Joann, Richard and Stew
lie, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Derrick
son and children, Jackie, Myra, and
Glen of Rehoboth, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Bennett and children, Marlyn,
Freddie and Ella, enjoyed family
reunion dinner on the lawn of Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Warner and sons,
Larry and Kenny, of Milford Each
family brought covered dish and
the family get-together was enjoy
ed by all
Karen ArgO and Mike and JIM
my Eskridge spent few days last
week with their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Carlton -Argo.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Roach
have returned home after vaca-
tioning a few days at Prime Hook
Beach.
Milford chronicle., 1960-08-26
Qualifying Begins
At Elks Golf Club

Qualifying rounds for the Elks In
vitation golf tournament will begin
on Saturday, August n. and will
continue through Sunday, Septem-
ber IL. All members Of the Penin-
sula Golf Association are invited
to qualify for this annual SIS hole
event which will be played on the
weekend of September II and 18
Players this year will md the
Elks layout In excellent condition
All greens on the course have been
rebuilt over the past two years.
and are now tha equal Of any on
the shore. Scott Morris. green's su-
perintendent, also announces that
all tees have been rebuilt this sum-
mer and are now open for play.
In this tournament play is di-
vided into five flights OF 20 players
each. and prizes are awarded for
the top three players In each flight.
The winner last year Was Bill
Grant with q scorce OF 145. He was
followed closely by Joe Schiller
and Bob Wells who finished second
and third respectively in the cham
pionship fight.
Milford chronicle., 1960-08-26
SLAUGHTER NECK
Hrs. Russell II. Bennett
Phone Milton 8363

The Sunday School hour for Sun
day, August %, is 10 a. M. Vinal
H. Carey, Supt-: Carlton E. Argo,
asst; Marlyn Bennett, pianist;
Carolyn Finnity, asst.
No worship service on Sunday as
our minister is on vacation.
The Slaughter Neck Home DEM
onstration Club met at the home
of Mrs. Blanche Bennett on Tues
day afternoon with "a members and
guests present. The highlight of the
afternoon was a Tupperware party
demonstrated by Mrs. Dorothy
Brockway of Lewes. Games were
played and prizes given. The hos
tess, Mrs. Bennett, served refresh
ments of ice cream and cake which
was enjoyed by all.
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Vinal Carey were her brother,
Clifford Phillips and daughter,
Irene, of Rehoboth
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Clifton and
daughters, Carolyn and Nancy and
granddaughter, Janet Reed, were
Saturday evening dinner guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James Carpenter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Finnity and
daughter, Carolyn, were recent
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
ton Argo and boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Baker and
daughter, Carol. of Wilmington
spent Sunday with their parents
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Davis.
Wayne Bennett has returned
home after spending a few days
with his grandfather, Asher Camp
bell of Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter 'Muncy and
children entertained to dinner on
Sunday evening, their mother, Mrs
Elsie Argo, and Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Jones.
Mrs. Lillian M. Horay visited
Mrs. Alfred Mitchell on Wednes-
day afternoon.
Miss Nancy Warrington is spend
ing weeks vacation with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Warrington and family of Fred
erica.
Sara Penuel is spending a few
days as guest of Dr. and Mrs. Ho-
Milford chronicle., 1960-08-26
Internal Parasite
Control Needed
For Heifers

Heifers that are not growing we'll
may Be suffering from internal par
asites. William n. Henderson. Sus-
sex County Agent Maya.
Heifers should be examined tor
worms II they have not done well
over the last few months a dose
Of phenothiaxtne followed by an
other dose three weeks later Will
take care Of q worm problem ado
quately II the animals are also
shifted to clean pasture.
Heifefs under eight months Of
age should not be put on pasture
any how. Mr. Henderson says, be-
cause they are very susceptible to
worms and do not take In enough
grass to meet their nutritionAl re-
quirements. This improves condt-
tions for worms too.
Old permanent pasture Is = good
spot for parasites to hang out. -
your heifers are better on on ro-
tation pastures. the County Agent
added.