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Milford chronicle., 1960-08-05
FISHERS DISTRICT
Mrs. Nora Rust

On Sunday evening, August 4
there will be a service of worship
in song, given at Todd's Chapel,
beginning promptly at p. m. Each
of the four churches on the charge
will present several musical selec-
tions Todds Chapel Choir will have
prominent part. Everyone well
come.
Sunday School at Todds at 10 a.
m. The evening service will also
be at Todds.
Lester Taylor and James Morgan
spent Thursday in Chincoteague,
Va, and attended the annual pony
sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Shouse and
sons, Carroll and William of Wins
ton-Salem, N. c., are spending an
indefinite visit with Mr.. and Mrs,
Rufus Hewlett and Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Dearman.
Mrs. Jean Lundell visited Mr.
and Mrs. g. S. Brown on Saturday.
Miss Eta Russell and friend Of
Philadelphia spent the past week
with Mrs. Della Russell.
Mrs. Jack Rust is again confined
to her bed We hope she will soon
be out again.
Visitors Of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Rust were Rev. William Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. Wilson Shouse and sons,
Mrs. Della Russell, Miss Eta Rus
sell and friend of Philadelphia, Mrs.
Ethel Stuart, Mr.. and Mrs Lester
Taylor, Mrs. Jean Lundell, Mrs.
Gootee Brown, Mr. and Mrs Clar-
ence Workman, Mrs Fred Walls,
Mrs Charles Stubs and son
Charles, and Mrs. Harry Sauls-
bury.
Milford chronicle., 1960-08-05
MAGNOLIA
Mrs. Frances Hart
Phone: DE-5-5165

Funeral services for Mr.. Edward
Hill were held from the Rogers
Funeral Home, in Milford, on Sat
urday, with the Reverend Charles
Burge, assisted by the Reverend
Robert E. Green, of Chestertown,
Maryland. Rev. Green was a form
er minister of this charge when
Mr.. Hill was member of the Bar
rats Chapel Church.
Mrs. Hill is deeply appreciative
of all the kindness shown her dur
ing this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Richardson,
of Camden, were Thursday eve
ming dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Hazel Roe.
Apprentice Seaman, Charles Or
Wis, left for Charleston, South Caro-
lima on Tuesday after spending a
leave with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Isaac Orvis, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wise, and
son, spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Frese,
and Lorna Frese.
" AOC 1cAL1AA5 ACAI II Jill 1lcINl 2
de Grace on Monday for Boston,
Massachusetts where Mr.. Wise will
assume a position with General
Electric
Mrs. Ben Hart left on Thursday
to spend the remainder of the week
with her sister, Mrs. George Steele,
and Mr.. Steele, in Baltimore.
Mrs. Ellen Roe is a patient at
the Kent General Hospital, admit
ted there on Thursday after having
a heart attack at her home on We'd
nesday. Her condition is not re-
garded as serious; however, it will
be necessary for her to remain
hospitalized for several weeks.
For all the flowers, cards and so
many thoughtful acts shown her
since the death of Mr.. Roe, she
wishes her thanks expressed.
Milford chronicle., 1960-08-05

4. Distribute the load evenly in
small boats Don't stand up. II you
fall out and the boat stays on an
even keey. climb in over the stern.
Most boats WON'T sink, so stay with
it until help comes if it capsizes.
Check the weather before going
far on a large lake. river or bay
5. Don't sample berries, touch
unfamiliar plants. or drink impure
water
6. Be sure of your footing when
climbing.
Z. Stay away from high ground
and single trees in a lightning
storm.
Milford chronicle., 1960-08-05
BEHAN TO INVADE

NEW YORK P)-The tempestu-
GUS Irish playwrite Brendan Be-
han will arrive Sept. 2 assist in
preparation of the Broadway pro-
duction of "The Hostage.
Behan has interrupted perform
ances of the, play in London, and
on one occasion created havoc by
singing Gaelic songs and other
wise carrying on.
The Behan playa long-running
hit in London-is set for the Cort
Theater, opening Sept. 20.
Milford chronicle., 1960-08-05
CLIFTON'S CORNER
Mrs. Emma Clifton
Phone: LeWes 77aO

Miss Bonnie Lou Clifton Of Ber-
lin, Md, has been spending the
past two weeks with her grandma
ther, Mrs Emma NJ Clifton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Robinson
of Lewes, have been staying at
night at Clifton's Corner. Richard
went to Wilmington Monday night
to see his mother who expected to
go to the hospital on Tuesday NOR
ming for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Clifton call
ed at Clifton's Corner over the
weekend
Milford chronicle., 1960-08-05
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Enjoy good nights sleep and the
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60 years. New, large size saves money.
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Milford chronicle., 1960-08-05

A lano is a flat, treeless plain.
Also there is a town in Texas
named Liano.
Evening star., 1960-09-27
IT'S IMPORT FESTIVAL TIME

Come find beautiful fohon gifts and for your home
Look for the purple price og marks the imports many Of them
personally selected who went obrood to
shop for you
Evening star., 1960-07-27
Spring SUITS " price or close to it!

Juniors, Misses. Suits $50. oq s5999) Juniors brown
checked worsted Sizes l. g 49, IS Misses checks block
white. mocho navy Sizes 8, 10, II, l6
Group, $35 oe $500 $69e9D Boxy and fitted ockets
navy grey black mint worsted with silk blouse Junior
and misses sizes.
Just Suits $40. Cog $50 99) Boid trimmed checked grey
worsed with peoted skirt Size g. boy beige onne g.
Fine Suits S45 oe $50 80 S85l $50 e9s include worsteds
and wool erepe fitted de fit and beted ockes blue, navy
BEIGE $685. include wool pod tissue worsted imported
shorkn t%eed fine woed grey beige black and black white
Also ot $45 forsonn tweed, SIS Suits, beige flannel
mink collar Ori9. $85D Misses juniors the
group.
Suits Costumes $50 og S85 to S95 Rose wool dresnoker
suits Ioc tweeds navy sheer wool costumes imported silk
bouce costume navy, toy black Misses sizes.
Few Designer Suits $65. Oie $oo and S25 petitpont
wool in ozoeo Size IA, several Fononn wool costumes T. a.
6 checked wool costume grey beige, Il and a. rouge red
Italian silk costume, 10.
Extra worthwhile! WeotheNone Suits by Hand
mocher Observation-Disclosures 6 S24
Checked Costumes SIS. oro $50 99l boxy worsted with
royon blouse erey/white, novy/whte to l6
Suits h-priee-$25. Cog $40 99) worsteds and wooIs,
mostly fitted ockes box STYLE blue, green, grey beige
brown, bIock-checks and solid coIors, 1918.
Coots Suits 3rd Floor Street, Selections oil Branch Stores
Evening star., 1960-07-27
Month-End Extraordinary in School
CoreerShop!-Swim Suits, Play

Clothes, cotton Skirts and Dresses
at big-big savings!
Drip-dry Cotton Seersueker coordinotes o d.
ond-white stripes Sizes to IS.
S499 Blouse, So; $500 S799 Skirts. 81 and S.
Skirts slim full.
Jomoieo Shorts, $3.50 tcomporobIe to s4e9 voIue,
Cotton prints pods, stripes and solid colors-Whie Beige
iloc, noVy Light and dark potterns lis.
Famous Swimsuits, $40 and $12 (comporobIe value
S495 to Sl995) onepiece styles, assorted fobrcs and
coIors, lis.
Cotton Chino cuIottes, 81 tcompooblevoIue
$7.oe). Beige or black, Sis
Swimsuits, 50 comparable $I4ee to Sl7ee voIue)
Sheath and tomboy styles piece two piece most wonted
tobrics and coorsrose, white oquo, pink, black prints
and stripes in bue/white, red/white green and black
white. TO to l6 and 5 TO | S.
Shorts Sets, 81 and S. comparable value S. 80 to
$500 shorts solid color printed with print plain tops
beige, white, gold, oreen all cotton, 7 to IS
Cotton Skirts, 81 comparable value $500 un-
pressed peots and slim styles. assorted prints and poses
It's. -.-. -
Shirts, BIouses, 81, So, 81 toro. $500 to $500,
long short sleeves and sleeveless white and poste cot
tons Docron9 poyester and cotton $685.
Summer Dresses, $6 and 50 (oria. s1o.e9 to
Sl799) and two piece styles shrwoist and sheath
dresses cotton AneD Tocetote jersey Docron and cotton
in good selection Of stripes pods, checks prints solid
eoors ond white or black. to IS.
Spring Wool Coots, $lS and $40 CoHo. s35 and
$1,000 novy powder blue, beiee-whne checks white
with navy brod Broken sizes.
Spring Wool Suits, $40 toriq s3e.9e) fitted and
boxy iockets, broken sizes, mixed coIors
Fourth floor Street ond generous selections Silver
and Conn. Ave.
Evening star., 1960-07-27
JeweIry HoIf Price!

Jewelry Half Price! - assorted necklaces. eortro.
and brocees coored beods and stones ewe
simuoted peors Originally s. to SIS now 81 to $7.5o
f Street ond selections branches Silver Sprno
celebrating Silver Spring Doy with special ewey voIue Plus
Federol tox.
Silk Seorfs, ST. to So. (orig. S. to S5.)
Cotton Juekets, 81 ond So. toe $500 to S4e9 stripes
solid colors, ploid Broken sizes. ,'
BIousestes 81 and So. og $3.50 $500 sleeveless short
and long sleeve styles, assorted coors
White Pique Boleros S.. oro $500 and $79e) o medium
loroe.
HondkereheFs 5se tog Su wonens inito broken
assortment.
Street and branch
Summer Handbags, 81 to $7.CorioinoIk So to s15.
Strow novelties postcs covior beod fobes and eothe
cosuol to evening boosblock red navy brown, bor eeen
nctuo Mostly of kind. Plus Fed At Street only
Fobre Gloves, .49 Corignoy 81 and s. 5o) Double
cotons ond nons Of we'll known mokes sheers
white navy, black. Street only
boufIque ltemS-Eorrines troys S25 purse accessories
Sloo combs 69e-oronoIy ST. to $3
fine Dressing Tobe Accessories 403o Off
Perfume bottles oomzers, mirrors and fromes. Street only
Nylon Stockings, 8Se t3 poirs $3.50, Orig. s1.e5
Sold Stripe full fashion twin threod brown, grey off block
bown-dscontinued coIors and styles 8E1o Full fashioned
and seamless nyons medium blue only orig ST 35 pr
Stockings Street only
Evening star., 1960-07-27
II Lots Of Summer excitement this TWo-DAY MONTH END
Spring Coots at Hs to " off and m

Spring coots at A to " off and more!
Misses. Juniors coots, $40. loda. ssees) Lisht-
weight woos beige gold red toost, blue 6, IS
Some Summer cOots SIS and $40. tore $3.50 S2ess1
Cotton, foie, block navy beige ond prints Womens
misses, juniors
Spring Wool Coots, SIS. (orie. S499e to S5ees1
Poids checks monotone t~eeds slim lines fuller noy
Beige grey red ood shades of bIue Sizes 5l5 86, 5440
and proportioned $40.
II Junior cOo SIS. ore 5000 ond S45) Wool checks
black white, noVy/ white, BEIGE grey Sizes to l3.
green wool. to IS.
~ Womens coots SIS. tode s39e 81 Topper length in no
or red, WOOL ProPorioned sizes 10 to | 8.
Misses coots, SIS. (ore S3999 Reversible bIock/whe
cotton Sizes s, II, Is.
II Women. coots $4s. oo 5000 to s89ee) few dress
coos in black grey with embroidered collors, loe
blue English tweeds, wosted wool coots black grey
block 3button blue Stcck WOOL Propooned sizes II
and l6, few SO and SO.
10 Misses coo s45 Corg S85D Handsome woo clutch ond
button styles Beige black grey and reversible beige
tweed. 1915. .
Evening star., 1960-07-27
chiIdren's Wear
FoIs Church, Shirineton, Conn. Ave.

FoIIs Church, Shirineton Conn. Ave.
Sunsus 81 $ss oHe ST 80 81 99) Solid coors poids
prints checks majority Medium, large, large
infonts', todders to 4.
Boys Suits, $3.50. og S399 Pima cotton piece style,
white, blue, moize, snoI, medium, large.
Boys Sportsweor, soc to Ss9 (Ore ST $2e9l Boxer
shorts sunsuts SETS cobono Cotton stripes
checks, pIoids, solids. Sizes to q.
Dresses nooe 80 and $3.50 (oro s. 80 81 ee Lots
Of styles Poste and white cottons checks and twotone
Md9ie sizes 2 and 8 months, toddIers' to A.
crowIers 81 and $Iss (Org ST 80 $500 Including
coveros and bib overos combed seersuckes pink
blue, maize; medium, large, X-Ioroe, and to 4.
Polo Shirts, $.5o Comparable value 81 and $229) Long
seeved kn and ocquods styles and
coors From weknown moker lnonts small medium, oroe
X-Ioree; toddes ! to a.
Evening star., 1960-07-27


brings ofsudns in mAnnr o
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Evening star., 1960-07-27
Foshion Shoes and CosuoIs

Monnequin Shoes, Sc toHe Sl2e5) mostly white and
shoes Street and Silver Spring.
Little Heel Shoes, $3.Ss oro $685. fobrc rubber soIes
white, red black grey Also cosuo fots at 81
Street, Falls Church, ShirIneton, Silver Spring
Evening star., 1960-07-27
Summer SIeepweor and Robes

Cotton Robes $3.50 and $3.50 toua $500 $500 Terry
CLOTH psse seerucker ond embossed cottons-whe poste
BouHont Petteoats, $l.ss (ohe S399J White nyon
quisetts. Ala.
Fomous Make Seepwee Sz5s Comparable value S4) Girls
poomos and gowns medium weight brushed cotton kn color
fu prints whte-pink, blue, red, aqua. 4 to o.
to 6x up to Subteens here!
White Sow Hats, soc and ST.. (orig $225 to $399)
Boys Swim Trunks, 81 and $lss. tOe ST 80 $299 Print
plaid cottons, solid coIors. Lostex 81. ID,
Girls sundresses, $2se to s4sS Orig $499 to $799) Cotton
checks and prints. 3-6x and TIA.
Girls Short Sets. $zss (org $399) Cotton sheen COB shorts,
striped knit tops, mostly orange and green to IA.
Teens sundesses $2ss $500. toe $500 $1299)
PosteI Print
Plus many other drastic reductions spoweo Sorry
mail phone orders. All soIes fino
Evening star., 1960-07-27

Lcunseweur 81. to So. Originally $500 to $3.50
busters SwirIs Poiumos Patio Cottons
Robes PIoy Suits and Bed jackets
Diversified fobrcs and coIors-broken sizes; cot
tons, ArneS Triocetote, nyIon, in the group.
Third Floor, Street. and selections ct branches
Evening star., 1960-07-27

Knit Dresses-srond troveI buys! Broken sizes
throughout
Linen Royon Knits BEIGE blue Broken Originally
$2e9e ond S35-$l5.
Washable Orion Knits beige, toost white block Orig
inoIy 5000, SIS.
Knit Sheoths with jackets, woshobIe oon beige blue
black. Originally S59ee-S45.
Group of sports dresses originally Sl4ee S35-$s to $40
Fifth floor Street. broken selections OF branches
Misses and Women's Dresses, Summer and lot.
spring styles sheohs full skirts posteIs white and dark eoors
to 20, 14h to 24h.
Group So oe Sl4ee to S7eel crepe and texwed oyons
some cotons, e-pece and few piece styles.
Dresses $40 tog $3.50 $3.50 ocket and one-piece
dresses eosuo and desser types in cotton DocronD poyee
royon light and dark prints.
Fifth Floor, Street and Fos Church, Shington Conn., Ave.
Silver Spring
Evening star., 1960-07-27

Spring Coots, all sizes, $35. codu. $3.50,
and $69o9D You'll trovel in these Wool weeds checks
and pIods we'll novy, black and other solid coors
Including Of Sycamore and Croeeioh exclusives.
Misses, 8-l6 juniors SIS; wonens 34-40 and pro-
portioned to Is.
Evening star., 1960-07-27

$685. lace trimmed and tailored slips and pettcoots luscious
coIors, broken sizes
NyIon Trieot SIeepwear $2.e5 TO $lz.e5 toio s5.o5
to $lee5 white, she'll pink blue yellow and black wotz
and long lengths, embroidery and lace Broken sizes 81
40.
Cool GiFdles SZ.95 and $3.S5 toda. S4e5 and $3.50
GirdIe ponty style, white, small medium Jorge
Classic Pojomos $495 toria S6 81 nNon ticot red/
white or whte/red polka dots. 81 to 4o
to S29e9-now $500 to SI699
At All JeIIeff Stores
Bros, GirdIes, Foundations
Brossieres ST to $7e5 too s. to slz5o) strooe and
sop models cotton nyon, stitched contour cups Broken
Siroes $3.So to $iZSo (orig. $5.e5 to $Se5) ponty
and regular oldes, puon Upper styles OF excellent vored
materials.
Foundations $7s5 to SASS toria. $3.50 to $3.50
From cotton mesh to fobc power nets puon and
Upper models some with bonine reinforcement
F Street only
Evening star., 1960-07-27
Dresses for MISSES MoNTH-END choosing

At $40. torio $l7e9, $3.50 Dresses) include cotons
sheer royon ond prints and solid coors pink
brown! novy black, beige, blue, green.
AZ $IZ. Misses orig $3.50 $22eo Dresses) Bose and
oesy styles Vored fobcscotton royon sheers and
Voes in the Prints and solid coors-pnk yellow
purple, brown, novy white and black
Oressy styles, SIS. (ore $3.50 to 2eee Desses) At
ernoon and otterNe dresses, onos; prints and polka
dots oso solid eoor cotton Voes royon silks and
nons in the White posteIs bright coIors and black
OFesses' Costumes, $ZO. (ofe SIS. to S35) Cocktail
and afternoon fohons in silk cotton silk oroonzo and
silk shontun9, pads Of oyon white BEIGE blue rose some
dark shades. - ' ~' '~
Evening star., 1960-07-27
Junior Dresses, $l8.

skirts and heoths white dresses pose prettes checks and prints
IN cotton ond Docron and cotton delicious Ioce embroidees
trims Of eyeets tucks and broid
rorty Silks $50. toa S299e to S39ee.) Full skrted
hIrdress, checked dres white ground print
heoh among the silks plus cocktail dress cotton with en-
broideed top E WV
Summer Prints ST. toig $3.50 to slee9, white
ground print oottons including voes block white print
silk sheot houndstooh checked royon with white dckev
Foses ona white os vel as prints in this IS
Cotton Dresses $lO (orfg sl499 sl7ee) selections
negds yeet embroidered and embossed coons stripes and
Junior Sheoths $7.99 toio sII99, $3.50 white eo,-
ton pque with ed/white striped dckey cow-coored printed
cotton Oocron and cotton srtdess and eyee opned
cotton. ~ o' OPPeo
JeIeffs fourth floor Street. and all Jeeff branch stores
The Cotton Shop beekons summer sbop1ers ~
toke advantage Of Two-doy MONTH-END!
Sonons 20 Cor9 $l499 Poo dresses white voIes shadow
pod bIocwhe prints Docron cotton voIes: also sorns
TO- ~ ~ ~ :" 10 P'uS sizes ~
oneo SrouP $iI. tod9 $3.50 desses) shrtwoists Golf
e cosuos ono softer types, prints tones solid coo Some
one OF KIND; misses and custom proporoned sizes
cotton. 10 to 18. ~ ~ Ooe'on 0no
Fifth Floor, Street and selections at branches
Evening star., 1960-07-27
Summer Fashions an important port of
2-Doy Month-End in WOMEN'S DRESSES

Group at $lZ tOronoy $3.50 $229el printed cottons
ond Oocron pobese extued Doeron and cotton few
cotton voies; and jacket Styles coo light and do
Sizes l4Iz-22h
Dresses at $2o odo s2999 s5o Printed cotton sOes
silks sheer silk shontunes checked eotons Half
Dresses, Costumes $22. (oro $40 80 to ee) mostly
and checks eoton Docrone poester
blue oc brown nov black grey and pink the group
14R-22R.
Cool Sheers, SIS. orie s3999 printed sheer royon in
pink no blue, grey embroidery trimmed pockobe green
brown printed Voies cotton /oyon sheer costume in blue
grey l4I2-2012 and 20 to AZ.
one-of-o-kind Fashions, $35. and $45. toro. $50 to
$75 Printed cotton dresses and costumes sheer oyon prints
for oernoon pink blue oquo/on pockobe in blue
pink. l6h-2Oh and 38-42
Women's Dress Shop. Second Floor, Street.
Selections ot branch stores.
Maternity Dresses and Tops, IS So (Oo $500 to Sl4ee
Cotton tops in white and red wopece styles novelty royon
in pod ond solid blue grey; print blue or rose
Sizes to ID.
Selections OF Falls Church, shirneton and Silver Spring
Evening star., 1960-07-27
Two-Doy Month-End shopping must" in
the FRENCH ROOM!

Halter cotton red gold $3.50 $500
Cotton Pque, blue green Print------ $3.50 $500
Block Grey Ginehom Suit Dess--------- $500 $500
Long Formal block white nylon ------ 5000 $500
Bock/VVhe Embroidered Ginehom S4500 $4,000
Black Cotton Dress/Coot Ensemble $1,000 $500
Red Print Sheer Cotton $4,000 $45.00
Beige Black Eyeet Sheoth $4,000 $45oo
Linen Sheath, beige black print trim $4,000 $45o0
Costumes Dresses Voried coors fobrics- $1,000 $4,000
Printed Pique, turquoise red $1,000 $500
Long Formal, red print cotton---- $1,000 $500
Pink Cotton Suit $1,000 $1,000
Brown Shadow Check Cotton Sheath 600 $500
Jockeed Silk Chiffon beige Sl2500 $4,000
Brown Ploid Costume imported coon-----$l4500 $500
Printed Silk Oreonzo Formal -S12500 $500
Printed Silk Afternoon Costume $4,000 $500
leopord Print Cotton Suit 5000 $500
Striped Sleeveless Cotton pink blue -S12500 $500
Full Skirted Pin Checked Cotton $l2500 $500
Bock/Whe Checked Cotton -Sl25Oo $500
BeISkirted Cotton Print red l45o0 $500
Grey Wool BoIero Costume S275OO $4,000
Beige Raw Silk Designer Costume -$27500 $Is5.oo
White Ball Gown beoded silk peou de oe-S35o00 Sz75oo
Assorted Dresses, Costumes $50 80 to $500
$6o.00to $500
This group includes daytime foshons few evening gowns
checks tweeds, dork and some bright coIors.
n
Evening star., 1960-09-05

which has been softened at
room temperature. Add
vanilla. Stir In egg yolks
and mix we'll. Add cream
and blend thoroughly. Fold
in stiffly beaten egg whites;
pour mixture on top OF
crumbs. Bake in moderate
(325-degree) oven about Ia
hours, or until set in center.
Now I am looking for
several recipes, and I wonder
If any of you readers can
help. One is for beef bo,lr-
bonnais, and the other is for
Michigan hots." This is a
mixture that is put on hot
dogs. I'd appreciate your
help.
Evening star., 1960-09-05
Schedules
Are Set
By AAUW

Fall activities will get
under way for the Arlington
Branch, AAUW, with a meet
ing tomorrow for branch
leaders to be held at the home
of Mrs. Roger Hutchins.
Mrs. j. Arthur Harris, be-
ginning her first year of Office
as president of the group.
will preside at the 8 pm.
meeting.
Other officers for the club
year are Mrs. Hutchins, first
vice president; Mrs. William
o. Carpenter. second vice
president; Mrs. James Allen,
secretary; Mrs. Earl Steg-
man, treasurer; Mrs. Noman
Cole, jr., publications editor,
and Mrs. Sidney Mathews,
corresponding secretary.
Committee and study group
chairmen also scheduled to
attend the meeting include
Mrs. Arthur Young, Mrs.
Kenneth Mclaughlin, Mrs.
Malcolm Barnebey, Mrs.
James B. Edison and Mrs.
Eric Esche. Also Mrs. Ray
mond PelisSier, Mrs. Emerson
Evening star., 1960-09-05

Bounce packages ere a m
cheese. teaspoon vanilla, 4
egg yolks. / cup light cream
and 4 stiffly beaten egg
whites.
Blend zweiback crumbs
with butter and the 2 table
spoons sugar; press into bot
tom Of 9-inch spring pan.
Blend "a cup sugar with
flour, salt and cream cheese,
Evening star., 1960-09-05
READERS CLEARING HOUSE
Editors Note

Readers Clearing House operates
os o public service exehonee Of
ideos between Washington oreo
readers Of The Stor. II is conducted
entirely through the moiI. All let
tiers must bear the writer's full
nome and address,. Please send re-
plies according to subject matter,
NOT initials. Letters received in
response to queries will either be
published or forwarded to the per-
son mokins the inquiry.
Evening star., 1960-09-05
Selma q House

Mrs. E. M. M, HyGttSDtlIe
Editors note: Could we
please have Mrs. E. M. Ms
addresS?)
Please come to my aid.
First of all, let me say that
this is not meant to offend
real estate dealers. I intend
to call upon a local firm to
aid me in my search for a
new home, but what about
selling my present home?
have a friend who is will
ing to buy at the price I ask,
so I cannot see the need for
an agent. Won't someone
lot down the procedure to
follow and the pitfalls to be
avoided when selling with