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Mutual Funds
Fuvorite Is
Jersey Oil

NEW YORK, Aug. "a (AP).-
A new study of investment COM
pany favorites showed that
more funds hold stock of
Standard Oil Co. New Jersey
than any other corporation.
The quarterly issue of Wick
ers favorite so by Vickers As
sociates, Inc, covers over 200
Mutual Funds and 10 closed
end investment companies with
assets totaling $40 billion. 1t
showed 116 companies had in
vestmentS in Standard Oil on
June 80. Runnerup is General
Motors with ITO companies
owning GIN stock.
However. based on dollar
value of holdings, International
Business Machines Corp. re-
ttains the lead it has held since
June. 1858, in the VickerS Sur
!vey. IBM stock held by 104
companies was worth $456 mil
tlion, far exceeding the $20s
million value of Texaco stock
held by LOG funds.
: Standard Oil ranked 10th
compared with 9Th three
SmonthS earlier. with stock
worth $131 million in invest
.ment company portfolios.
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Corn Products 4sss SO .
Deere & Co 4I2s SO
Dow Chemical 2.35s 81
Eirncinna oIL. n

bO" NlCIIilIdi ZOOS OIL SoTb
, Firestone 3l4s n 6e3z
. Florida f Coast SIS "a 79zs
. Garrett Cp CIV 4Tss 78 12A
Gen Am OIL cv ASS "a s3ih
Gen Mot Accep IS 79 943z
Gen Mot Accep 37ss 81 1ooiz
4 Gen Mot Accep 3SsS rs %
. Gen Mot Accep 3I2s 70 S1M
. Gen Tel Co CIV 4Ias n 1854
4 Gen Tel Co cv Is II 1e9
= GrandUnion CIV 4lss 78 lib
Grt North Ry 2As 81 9SNs
Ct W Finance CIV SIS "a 144
a Gulf M & o IS 2056 66
Gulf M & o 4S 2044 B S6ia
Hudson Mani ref IS 81 5ols
inter I Il T CIV 47ss 80 asa
Lockheed CIV 39as 80 116
IA McDermott CIV SIS 72 90
"A Merr Chap CIV 4i2s rs II
NJ X T inc 5l2s 2033 2ozs
a Mo Kans Texas IS t7 so
70 Mo Hans Texas 4Ias 7S 7AiA
70 Mo Kans Tex Is 90 81
Mo Pacific SIS 2045 SO
u Mo Pacific 434s 2O20 81
u Mo Pacific 494s 2O30 50
n Mo Pacific 4k4S 90 TN
a Mo Pacific lizs zoos 7lN
Natl Cash Reg 4s4s IS 1oAI1
u National Steel 4Sss SO lo2N
N EnRl 7 & T 4I2s 81 1ooN
N EnEl Tel & Tel IS 90 81
V N Y Central Alas 20l3 62N
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furnished by the Associated Press
Stocks Sales
and zoos Net
Dividends fest1 High Low 2:20 chs
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Stock Prices Higher,
RoIIy's Pace Eases

drugs were mostly lower. The
balance was kept to the upside
by gains among utilities, steels,
coppers, chemicals, and electrl-
cal equipments.
Most of the gains were mar
row. a few going to a point
or so.
American Stock Exchange
prices advanced in active trad
ing.
Corporate bonds were mixed.
Government bonds drifte d
lower.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Aug. "a (AP).-Most grain
futures were under scattered selling
pressure today and generally slightly
lower prices but soybeanS firmed up on
a monthly crushinRS report which some
brokers described as mildly bullish.
Nearly ell prices were within small
fractions of previous closes. Rye. how
ever. was down cent or more in the
early afternoon.
Wheat was UNCHANGED to "a cent a
bushel higher about noon, September
SO; corn y higher to "a lower. Sep
tember lisa; oats ls-l. lower, Sep
tem6er 66hs; rye A-la lower. Septem-
tember 2.l7h.
ChieaEs Cash Markets
No wheat, oats or scvbean sales.
Corn No; > yellow l.20h. Barley:
Malting choice .O5-l.lS nominal; feed
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NEW YORK. Aug. "a (AP)
The stock market advanced
early this afternoon but was
having increasing difficulty as
the rally pushed into the fourth
straight session. Trading was
active.
Autos were active and held a
slight upside edge. Aircrafts
Succumbed to proflt-taking on
their recent rise.
AS the initial momentum
wore off. more minus signs ap-
peared. Rails. oils, rubbers. and
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COTTON

! NEW YORK. Aug. "a (AP).-cotton
: futures showed small GAINS today
Memphis and other trade sources
buying met only light hedging and
liquidation.
The weather in the cotton belt i'm
proved. following recent heavy rains
in some sections
to IS cents a bale hisher than The
previous close. CT. 3l.02, Dec. 81 20
and March 81 80
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D. c. SECURITIES

Sales-Pot Elec Pwr com-5O at 30'a,
20 at 30s4, 90 at 309s.
Wash Gas 1t com-l0O at SOS, SIS
at 50h, 3 at 5O1s, Is at sos. As
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Xxx dividend. PLUS stock diyi-
dend PLUS extra or extras a-De-
clared or paid so far this wear.
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ODD-LOT TRADING

NEW YORK. Aug. "a (Ap),-Ths
New York Stock Exchanse reported
today these odd lot transactions BY
principal dealers for August SO: Pur.
chsseS Of 344,94l shares; sales OF
sold short.
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NEW YORK BOND MARKET
ACTIVE ISSUES
Bond, rate, term
Allied Chem 3l2s 70
, Am & F P SIS 2030

Am & F p SIS 2030
Am Tel & Tel SIS 80
Am Tel & Tel 43ss IS
Am Tel & Tel 4l4s 70
Am Tel & Tel 37ss 80
Am Tel & Tel BIAS "a
Am Tel & Tel 27ss 81
Am Tel 4 Tel 2a4s 80
Armco Steel 4.35s 81
Atchison 4s 95
Allan Refin CIV 4l2s 81
.Avco Mfg Co cv SIS 70
Bait G & e CIV 4ks "a
Beth Steel cv 314s 80
Boeing Airc CIV 4Ils 80
iCanad Southern SIS 81
Capital Airl CIV 4l4S 76
Case J lev 515s SO
Ger dePas CIV 512s 70
Chi & E III inc CIV 5s97
Chi & East III SIS 2054
c VI 8 r & P SIS 2055
Chi l. N W cv 4l,2s SO
CIT Finance Alas II
Cities Service IS n
&C & st L AVS n
c c C St L c w Is 81
Clev Short Line AVS 81
Columbia Gas 47ss SO
Columbia Gas 494s VI
Consol Edison 5Iss SO
,Conscl Edison cV As 70
Cons Eds cv Is 70 cid
Consol Edison 2ass 80
Cons Pow CIV 43ss rs
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READERS CLEARING HOUSE

past visitors to the Lexing-
ton-Winchester area west Of
Boston. we know nothing of
the southeast coast section,
known as the South Shore"
Especially needed are an
swers to these questions:
What is the quality of the
schools ESPECIALLY elemen-
tary)? Is 1t advisable to buy
for a two-year period or are
rentals more practical? Are
there more areas near the
beach towns (Conasset and
Hingham) comparable to
Bethesda in living standards
and terrain. Are the winters
as long, severe and damp as
one hears? AS compared
with the D. c. area, how do
sinus and allergy sufferers
make out? Many thanks for
all information.
Editors Note: Could we
please have Mr.. j. d. BIS full
name and addressO
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there and I find it very
cheerful and, pink to me is
restful.
I have seen yellow fixtures
and also turquoise. I telt
that they were a little too
bright for my own taste.
You'd certainly wake up in
q hurry If you walked into
those colors early in the
morning.
! guess you can tell by my
letter that I'm very preju-
diced in favor of pink. My
cabinets are metal and very
easy to keep shining and
nice.
My personal feelings are
that If you have colored fix
lures, If possible, they should
be in your fayorite color. so
that you won't tire Of them.
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for shapsIy figure control In bIissiuI comfort
PLAYTEx LIVING BRAS
3.'' to 6.''

A. "Moeic Circle" cotton cup bro
keeps its shape wosh otter wash,
fits like new. Won't shrink or twist
out of shape. Royon and cotton
elastic sides mean excellent fit,
breathe with you. White. A, B, c
cups. 3.S5
D cups. 4.95
B. living Bondeou bro," contoured
to fIotter, feel and fit as if made
for you oIone. Criss-cross front
dips deeply, divides divineIy and
separates superbIy. Nylon cups,
ocetote- cotton rubber elastic sides
and undercups. PIoytex Living
bro" adjusts to your every motion.
A. 3. c cups. s.s5
D cups. 4.s5
c. living Longtime bro," same os
above. A, B. c cups. 5.eS
D cup. e.95
Downstairs Store, Budget Corsets and Bros;
also Bethesda Budget ond Corners
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you readers know how to 60
about starting such a prof.
ect? What is the best way
to advertise? Are there
stores in this area that would
. handle orders? Also, how
would you figure out the
price to charge so that it
would be profitable for me
without being too high for
the customers? Is there a
m arket for handmade
dresses?
Thank you in advance for
your help. Any additional in.
formation would be CRATE
fully received.
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Spring Cleaning
Miss z. W.

M too r. w.
During spring houseclean-
ing don't forget to save and
send old greeting cards to
the Christ Child House, 608
Massachusetts, avenue NV,
United Cerebral Palsy Foun-
dation, so West Fifty-seventh
street, New York City, and
Salesian Missions, Don Bosco
College, Newton, N. j.; old
eyeglasses to the Columbian
Lighthouse for the Blind,
Inc, 2021 Fourteenth street
NV, and Society for Pre-
vention of Blindness. 1925
Vermont avenue NV: old
nylon hose to the Caney
Creek, Settlement House,
Pippa Pass. KY; old postage
stamps to the Silver Spring
Junior Woman's Club, 904
Robin road, Silver Spring;
Stamps for the Wounded, |"
2601 Woodley place NV:
old toys to the Central
Union Mission, 613 c street
NV, and old watches or
clocks to the Greater Wash
ington Retail Jewellers As
sociation. Woodward Build
ing.
Now don't you feel better?
Moving On
Mrs. J. D. B., Bethesda
Our newest Navy orders
will take US TO Quincy. south
Of Boston. Although we are
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Your Fovorite Color in the Kitchen
TO Mrs. J. W. H., Takomd Park
Mrs. r. M. S., Hy1ttspille

Here Is favorite opinion eoored kitchen equipment
have been living in present home two years and
have pink cabinets refrigerator and stove My tops
formca with miniature pink gray feather pat
tern Is pretty shade Of pink not harsh not pale
enough TO look faded certainly work
Evening star., 1960-03-27

Ask for Helena.
Rubinstein's COLOR
LIFTo in one of these
exciting new shades,
and have the loveli-
est hint Of fashion
color ever made for
gray. COLOR LIFT also
comes in twelve lus-
trous, true-to-life
shades to beautify
every hair color. No
metallic salts.
1.5o plus tax.
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Home Sewing

Mrs. r. T. M, Mclean
I am interested in doing
sewing at home to add to
our income. ! thought of
making little girls hand
smoked dresses. Do any Of
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bring in that
precious picture
to be copied
1927 to 4O%
SAVINGS

FEATURE 0FFERsi
Framed hond-pointed Min
ioture. Comparable voiue
1926. 9.95"
Framed hond-pointed Min
ioture on "Ivoro." Conn.,
porobIe value 1895. l4.s5"
8xl0 Brush Oil Paintings on
copy of your fovorite picture.
Comparable value 1000.
1885,
"Mode from O picture in GOOD
condition. Sovinos on restoration
work If your picture needs IL.
Photo Studio, Oownstoirs Store,
North Building
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Now new fashion shades for gray
only in Helena Rubinstein's Color Lift Rinse
One rinse keeps gray white hair sparkling with
fashionable color through s shampOos!

Pearly or silver. Soft pastels. Subtle
smoky tones. Never before such q
selection Of beautiful rinse shades to
blend and highlight gray or white hair.
And never before a color rinse guar
anteed to last through s shampoos.
With her genius for what is young
looking, chic, Helena Rubinstein has
created six new COLOR LIFT shades.
They correct yellow, keep gray hair
cleaning with beautiful color for
weeks.
And COLOR LIFT is so easy to use.
No mixing. No timing. Just foam it
on right from the bottle. You'll thrill
to the kiss Of color, the softness that
comes from COLOR Lifts superb con-
ditioning action. Helena Rubinstein's
Evening star., 1960-03-27

COLOR LIFT HAIR RINSE won't rub of.
No unsightly stains on your clothes
or pillows. Won't brush out. There's
never n retouch necessary
The Delmarva leader and the Seaford news., 1960-03-18

When little children kneel down
to pray
So quiet now who once were gay
There is a mist before our eyes
Although we're cynical and wise
We linger for the words they
say
When little children kneel down
to pray.
When little children kneel down
to pray,
So clean and shining after play
The door of heaven swings ajar,
God understands what small
children are,
And he inclines his ear their
way
When little children kneel down
to pray.
The world has grown SO dark
with sin; that God seems far
away and yet we find him when,
we kneel to pray Isaiah 55:6.
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Mt. OIivet Church
Church Services

(MethodiSt)
DIR. John N. Link, Minister
Mrs. Sigurd S. Swensson,
Minister of Music
Anderson Mowbray, Organist
Sunday. March 20, 1860
GAS am. C'hurc h School.
First SESSION. Mr.. Robert B.
Kellogg, Supt.
GAS am. Mems Bible Class.
James H. Elicit, President. The
Rev. Ralph c. Jones, Teacher.
Gas am. Starr Sunday School
Class. Mrs. Mark T. Bergman,
President. Mrs. William S. Fos-
ter, Teacher.
GAS am. Ladies Bible Class.
Mrs. Maurice Messick, Teacher.
IL 100 am. Church School (Se-
cond SESSION.
100 am. Nursery for young
children. Mrs. M. H. German is
in charge.
HOO am. Morning Worship.
Sermon by DIR. Link. Subject:
Your Reasonable Service. An
them by the choir. Selection:
GLORY Be To God On High" :
Schubert. SoloistS: Mrs. Fletch-
er Partridge and Mr.. Kenneth
Chatwin.
$50 pm. Intermediate MYF.
Phil Wainwright. President. Mr..
and Mrs. Earl B. Tull, Counse-
lorS. Filmstrip: Williamsburg
Restored. Worship Leaders:
Dianne Dorsey and Dale Liddi-
coat.
$50 pm. Senior High Fellow
ship. David Mayer. President.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellwood A. Cook,
Brad McCord. Mr.. Richard Liv-
ingston, Chairman of the Official,
Board of Mt. Olivet, will speak.
on the makeup and duties of
Church Board.
$50 pm. Wesley Fellowship
Class. DIR. c. Robert Bickling,
Teacher. Mr.. Nathan E. Gal
breath, President.
This Week
Monday, March Il
700 pm. Boy Scouts
800 pm. Alcoholics Anony-
nous
800 pm. Starr Class
Wednesday, March %
10:30 am. Day Apart for the
WSCS, Asbury Church, Harring-
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Grace Baptist Mission

Can Affiliate of the Southern
Baptist Convention)
ALI Services at the
Odd Fellows Hall
Third Street, Seaford, Delaware
Charles w. Adams Minister
Telephone: MA 9-9394
ITO all who mourn and need
comfort-to all who are tired and
need rest-to all who are friend
less and want friendship--to all
who pray and to all who do not,
but ought--to all who sin and
need a Saviour. and to whose
ever will come-this church OPP
ems wide its door and in the
name of Jesus Christ the Lord
says-Welcome.'
Sunday, March 20, 1860
GAS am. The Church School
IL 100 am. Morning Worship.
"On Having the Right Measure"
$50 pm. Baptist Training I'm
ion
7:3O pm. Evening Worship.
"Give Ye Them To Eat.
This Week
Wednesday, March %
7:30 pm. The Prayer and
Praise Hour Studies in Tim
othy".
$50 pm. Adult Choir Rehear-
sal
Thursday, March "a
1000 am. Vacation Bible
School Clinic at Hurlock
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ton. Box Luncheon. DesSe4. ai'"
Coffee served by the ladies. Call
Mrs. E. j. Hickey for further
information.
7:3O pm. Union Lenten Ser
vice at Mt. Olivet Church. DR..
versity Methodist Church, Coll
ege Park, Maryland, will be the
guest preacher.
Thursday, March "a
1000 am. Study Course on
the Gospel of Luke conducted
by DR.. Link. A nursery is pro-
vided without charge.
3:45 pm. Confirmation Class
4::30 pm. God and Country
7::3O pm. Power Squadron
7:30 pm. Choir Rehearsal
Friday, March 25 & Saturday.
March 26
The intermediate MYF will
tour Williamsburg, jamestown,
and the Norfolk Navy Yard.
The Delmarva leader and the Seaford news., 1960-03-18

Would You Say?' Meeting
Jet Cadets: "A Telephone
Meeting"
7:45 pm. Gospel Hour. Hymn
sing and Testimony-Time. Gen
esis and The Old Testament"
Wednesday. March %
7:45 pm. Power Hour. Prayer
and Bible Study. Memory Verse:
Titus 3::5. Works and Saliva
ton Choir Rehearsal following.
Coming! Beginning on Tues.
day, April 5th, we shah be hold
ing Evangelistic Services with,
Rev. Oliver B. Greene. We in
vite all to attend these meet
ings and urge Christians to pray
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Thursday. March d

Thursday, March "a
7:30 pm. Evening Prayer
800 pm. Lenten Lecture by
the Rev. James C. Birney and
the Rev. Victor Kusik
Friday, March Is
1000 am. Holy Communion
The Annunciation)
Lenten Calendar
Weekdays:
Morning prayer Except Sat-
urday) 700 Am.
Saturday Mornings 300 Am.
Litany and Prayers II :0MN
Evening Prayer Except
Thursday 500 Pm.
Thursday: Evening Prayer
7:30 PM: Lecture 500 PM.
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Christian Science

The subject of the Lesson-Ser-
mon in First Church of Christ,
Scientist, VIA. Building, Reho-
both Beach, Christian Science
Society, 301 S. Walnut ST., Mil
ford and Christian Science So
ciety. New Century Club, Dover,
Sunday. March 20, 1860, will be
Matter.
Morning Service and Sunday
School are at IL 100 AM; Dover,
Sunday School, $3.50 AM; We'd
nesday Evening Testimonial
Meetings at 800 PM.
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Our Lady Of LOurdes
z. C. Church
announcements

Rev. Charles j. Mckinley
Pastor
Tel. National 9-9O73
Du Pont Road
Sunday Masses:
TOO. $50. 1000 AM.
Daily Mass:
TOO Am.
Catechism Instructions
Pre-School: Sundays: 10:45
Am.
Jr. & Sr. High School: Mon
days: $50 Pm.
Elementary: 10: Wednesdays
400 Pm.
Confessions
Saturday: 4 to 5; Z to 8 Pm.
Before Sunday Masses
Baptisms:
Sunday. 1900 Noon. Please
call Rectory IN advance.
First Friday:
Communion ZOO Am.
Masses: 7 80 Am. & 7:30 P M
Confessions: 6:45 Am. & be-
fore Masses
Holy Days:
Masses. 700 & 8:15 AM;
7:30 Pm.
Sick Calls: Anytime: Call NA9-
9073.
Instructions: by appointment at
anytime.
The Delmarva leader and the Seaford news., 1960-03-18

One said about life. "An pro-
blems become smaller if you
don't dodge them. but confront
them. Touch a thistle timidly
and it pricks you; grasp it boldly
and its spines crumble. Try it
with Christ at your side.
200 pm. Sunday School
800 pm. Afternoon Service
7:3O pm. Evening Service
Wednesday
7:30 pm. Gotta G. e Prayer
Meeting
This is your personal invita-
ton to the Church where you
are stranger but once.
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Wy
First Baptist Church
North Bradford Street

North Bradford Street
James f. Westcott, Jr., Pastor
Seaford. Delaware
Sunday. March 20. 1860
9:45 am. Sunday School for
the whole family. First Sunday
of our annual Sunday School
Contest. Enlistment Sunday for
Show Your Faith
HOO am. Morning Worship.
Broadcast over WSUX 1880 kc.
Nursery under the care of Mrs.
Pat Curlett. Building Funds
6:45 pm. Youth Hour
Teens for Christ, The Christ
ian and Rock & Roll
Junior-Hi Group: "A What
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Gethsemane
Methodist Church

The Friendly Churcn
Milton c. Milliner, Pastor
Rocella Tull, Organist
Sunday, March 20, 1860
1000 am. Church School. DO
what you can, where you are,
. with what you have" Come to
church every week. Edward
West. Supt.
HOO am. Morning Worship.
The subject of the sermon will
be: Somebody Hath Touched
Me-" Luke 8:40-48
Fellowship. The Billy Graham
Picture. The Heart is a Rebel"
will be shown.
Monday, March q
Bible Class Anniversary
Tuesday. March %
Semper Fideles Class with
Mrs. Taylor.
Wednesday, March %
Day Apart at Harrington
Thursday, March "a
Scouts and choir practice
Friday, March Is
W.S.C.S. with Mrs. Hattie
Phillips. Mrs. Clara Ellis, Mrs
Caroline O'Bier and Mrs. Elsie
Towers.
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st. Johns
Methodist Church

Pine and Poplar Streets
William o. Hackett. Minister
A. T. Mcfarland, Minister
of Visitation
Mrs. Edgar Quillen, Organist
Mrs. Dawson Stewart, Choir
Sunday, March 20, 1860
Gas am. Church School. K.
K. VanTine, General Superin-
tendent.
HOO am. Morning Worship.
Election of three trustees during
service
HOO am. Junior Church. Mrs
A. T. Mcfarland, Minister.
100 am. Nursery for Pre-
School children. Mrs. Robert
Cline and Mrs. Weldon Harper
in charge
$50 1870 Nursery for in
fants open
700 pm. MYF Meetings. The
9th and 10th grade MYF is in
vited to Wesley Church to. see
the Billy Graham film THE
Heart Is A Fyebel." Meet at Pop
lar st. entrance at Gas pm.
This Week
Monday, March Il
Circle Meetings
1890 pm. No. 1. Mrs. Her
bert Gullett, leader. Hostess:
Mrs. John Twilley. no E. Ivy
Drive. Co-hostess: Mrs. William
Dunton.
100 pm. No. 2, Mrs. Donald
Bice, leader. Hostess: Mrs.
Chester Dwyer, 215 E. Poplar
St. Co-hostess: Mrs. John Lynch
800 pm. No. 4, Mrs. James
RAYMOND, leader. Hostess: Mrs.
Harlan Hearn. 207 Harrington
ST.
8 100 pm. No. 5, Mrs Burton
Ward, leader. Hostess: Mrs. w.
B. Huston, 412 Poplar st. Co
hostesses: Mrs. James Carey,
Mrs. Gladys Halter.
800 pm. No. 8, Mrs. Jack
Plummer, leader. Hostess: Mrs.
w. D. Porter, sos Oak Lane.
Co-hostess: Miss Lois Ward.
$50 pm. Boy Scout Banquet
in Fellowship Hall
Tuesday, March %
$50 pm. Quarterly Confer
ence. Covered dish dinner fol-
lowed by business meeting in
Fellowship Hall.
8:15 pm. Bertha C. Jefferson
Class Meeting. Hostess: Mrs.
Oscar Roberts, "a Nanticoke
Acres Annex. Co-hostess: Mrs.
Charles Brown.
Wednesday, March %
1000 am. Day Apart" Dow
er District Woman's Society of
Christian Service. Asbury Meth
odiSt Church, Harrington. Any
one wishing to attend. call Mrs.
Henry Dunham, NA9-9040.
7.3O pm. Union Lenten Ser
vice at Mt. Olivet Church.
Speaker: DR.. William E. Smith,
Minister, University Methodist
Church, College Park. Mary
land.
Thursday, March "a
7:3O pm. Choir Rehearsal
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Good News
Club

When Little Children Pray
When little children kneel down
to pray,
Beside their beds at close of day
There is a hush upon the stair.
There is a silence everywhere.
Oh, listen quietly who may,
When little children kneel to
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Christ Lutheran
Church

Shipley and Spruce Streets
Robert III. Schroeder, Pastor
Sunday, March 20, 1860
Gas am. Sunday School and
Adult Bible Class.
II 90 I'm. Divine Worship Ser
vice. Holy Communion will be
celebrated.
$3.50 pm. Listen to THE Lu-
theran Hour" on WJWL. The
topic question is: Are You Still
Sleeping and Taking Your Rest"
Monday. March p
7:30 pm. Church Council
Meeting
Wednesday. March %
7:30 pm. Lutheran Lenten
Service. The public is invited.
$3.50 pm. Choir Practice
Thursday. March "a
7:30 pm. Sund ay School
Teachers Meeting
Saturday, March 26
1000 am. Pre-Confirmation
Instruction.
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"
Church of God

Arch Street & Stein Highway
Curtis w. Goforth Minister
Phone
Res. NA9-9323 Office: NA9-2883
Services
GAS am. Sunday School
HOO am. Morning Worship
7:30 pm. Evangelistic Service
Wednesday
7:30 pm. Y.P.E. !,
Attend Church on Sunday and
receive spiritual strength for the
week ahead.
WELCOME"
The Delmarva leader and the Seaford news., 1960-03-18

The cosmopolitan person is
the resident of big city. thor
oughly convinced that what is
done by the multitude around
him is correct.
The Delmarva leader and the Seaford news., 1960-03-18
Saint Luke's
Episcopal Church

@
Saint Luke'S
Episcopal Church
Rector: The Rev. James
G.. Birney
OrganiSt: Miss May Porter
Junior Choir Directress: Mrs.
Marion Fisher
Choir Directress Mrs.
Marie Parker
Office Hours: Tues. thru Fri.
900 Am. II 100 Noon
Phone: NA9-9749
Third Sunday in Lent
March 20, 1860
7:30 am. Morning Prayer and
Holy Communion
$50 am. Instructed Eucharist
mo classes 3rd thru 9Th grade)
HOO am. Morning Prayer
and Sermon
600 pm. Evening Prayer fol-
lowed by Youth Fellowship and
Teachers Meeting
800 pm. Confirmation & In
quirer's Class
Monday, March q
700 pm. Boy Scout Meeting
$50 pm. Special Meeting of
the Vestry
Wednesday, March %
$3.50 pm. Children's Confirma-
ton Class
500 pm. Sacrament of Christ
ian Healing
The Delmarva leader and the Seaford news., 1960-03-18
GaleStOwn
Methodist Circuit

McthOdISt Circuit
Rev. EN-. GLADDEN., Pastor
Sunday, March 20, 1860
GalestOWn
10 100 am. Sund ~ School.
Mrs. Lester Short, Supt.
COkesbury
9:45 am. Worship Service.
HOO am. Sunday School.
Mr.. James Cordrey, Supt.
Woodland
1000 am. Sund day School.
Harold West, Supt.
II 100 am. Worship Service
The Delmarva leader and the Seaford news., 1960-03-18
Macedonia A. NJ. E.
Church

North and Clarence SITS.
Rev. A. B. Gibson, Pastor
Phone MA 1862
Sunday, March 20. 1860
9:3O am. Sunday School.
HOO am. Morning Worship.
5-6 PM. Young Peoples Bible
Study
800 pm. Evening Service
The Delmarva leader and the Seaford news., 1960-03-18

DraV.
Evening star., 1960-02-11

ATTENTION. Certain toilet preparaons luggage blods
10e Federal
internal Revenue Act effective April l. 1854 Rights reserved
to quantities
SPECIAL this all 100
Washington thru Saturday February 49, 1860 Right
limit quantities.