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Evening star., 1960-02-01

SECY-RECEPTIoNEsf, $4,000. Ay-
erage shorthand and tipping, de-
Pendable, pleasant personality
Travel to conventions--Miami this
year! BETTY GRAY (empI,1, oil
woodward BLDG. ST. 3-7123.
SOUNDSCRIBER TYPIST, excel
position with old, established co
SECURITY STORAGE CO., lI4O
10th st. NV.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OP-
EkATOR, casualty claims dept.
MRS. REFS, $40 woodward Bids.
STEN0GRAPHER, age 30-4O: sal
ary open. Call RE. TITO for
appointment.
STENOGRAPHER with insurance
exp, good refs, Ma. s-952S.
STENOGRAPHER, under IS, to han
die correspondence, filing. etc for
GENERAL ELECTRIC CO. 3535
LA. $3.50, for interview. ~
sTENoGRAPHER. experienced, with
knoW!eoge Of dictaphone and elcc-
hard ard t-piHg essential. BENEFITS
include 35-hr. week. pst6 vaca
tions and sick leave. s paid hoii-
days; modern air conditioned
building: central d. c. location.
Salary open. References required
Box 3Sl-S. Star. -
STENOGRAPHER to editor Of edu-
cation. association publications:
must be. good typist, personable :
b-day wk.; elec. typewriter, Cali
AD. 4-4S55, Ext. 205, for further
Information. -
Evening star., 1960-02-01
MILLINERY STOI
MANAGERS

3lO Gtn 81. NV. RE. 1886
NURSE, reg, for medical clinic
40-hr. week. 23 days annual
leave, IL days sick leave per
year. comprehensive medical and
disqualification coverage for self
and dependents: beginning salary
approx. $500 per mo-, provisions
for yearly increases. EX. 3-5610
NURSE, registered, for adult medi-
cine dept; some clinic experience
desirable out not necessary; 40
hour week: liberal employe bene-
f1ts including % days annual
leave, ] 3 days sick leave per year;
medical and disqualification cover
age for self and dependents: start
ing salary $3.50 per month. pro-
visions for increases. Elk. 3-5D3S.
NURSE, registered. for pediatric
dept. OF expanding medical clinic
Some clinic experience desirable
but not necessary: 40-hour week
liberal employe benefits including
- days annual leave. IL davs sick
leave per wear: medical and hos
pitallzation coveraFe for self and
dependents; starting salary $500
per month; provisions for in
creases. EX. 3-593S.
OCCUPATIoNAL THERAPIST, reg.
istered. n rehabilitation center
Excellent opportunity for develop
ing new program. Experience de-
sired. Salary oper. Phone Mis-
Wilson, FE 7-277O
Evening star., 1960-02-01
SUPERVISOR

Our company is offering an excellent starting
salary with all company benefits, including
company-paid pension plan to qualified in
dividual who can fill our need for customer
service supervisor.
If you have proven ability as supervisor and a
basic background in customer-service relations
our position offers excellent opportunity. Ad-
vanced experience helpful but not necessary.
Please submit complete. resume including age,
experience, education, present salary, personal
data and approximate date of availability
BOX BOZ, STAR
Evening star., 1960-02-01
WOMEN
TYPIST

Fast and accurate, good with ns-I
ures, permanent position: salts
factory salary for riaht party
Phone FE. .-4700.
Evening star., 1960-02-01
CREDIT INVESTIGATOR

Immed. opening In acceptance
corp, TOR young lady with no
committing problem TO Silver
Spring. Exper. oref, but We will
train, This is & permanent posi-
tion with many desirable benefits.
Call MRS. DooLEY, JO.- s-l613,
for interview.
DENTAL ASST, exper. nee. 5-day
yk SUBURBAN PERSONNEL
Perpetual Bldg:, Silver sprinE,
Nd. JU 9-6196
DENTAL ASSISTANT, exper, pref
not essential. Give Aec, marital
status and qual. In own hand
1ENffsr. sSlFf iasi ESQ G6H1 GPnSso ave- e n% PG''
DENTAL ASSISTANT
Langley Park, to $3.50
Fully exper. in chair and ONCE
work; good typinE, to act as re-
ceptioniSt; age 25 to AS: no
Saturdays or evenings.
HAGGERTY EMPLOYMENT
91s Ellsworth DR.. JU. s-6464
OPPOSITE HEcHTs. sIL. sPG.
DENTAL TECH. TRAINEE, Ari., age
82SP TR PoRRoMAe RRSosMs s'E EMpE his assi 3lR Tf SSs
son blvd, Arl.. ia. $4,000. lO4
e. Broad, Fails Church. JE. 3-7272
DICTAPH. SECY, natl. publ, in
70 sS9o FS5T; poTo&sc SIst 'E EMsI ffli 9ss2
Wilson blvd. Arl. ia. $4,000.
DOCTORS RECEPTIONIST, $40.
He needs an intelligent miss 70
greet his patients, make appoint
ments. answer the phone. type
bills and charts Downtown ofice,
no experience needed. BETTY
GEAY tEmpl), 2l1 Woodward
Bldg. ST. 3-7l23.
Evening star., 1960-02-01
HELp WOMEN
SECRETARY

We have an Immediate
opening for an expert
enced secretary. Appli-
cants should be 20 to IS
yrs. Of age, and have
above-average stenograph-
ic ability. Person select
ed, must be able to work
under little direct super
vision, and deal with top
level management.
This is an opportunity
that offers permanent
employment, an excellent
company benefit program,
and a good starting sal
ary.
Reply, submitting compre-
hensive resume of past
experience, education, per-
sonal data, reason for de.
string change and pres
ent salary.
BOX 29-Z, STAR
Evening star., 1960-02-01
HELP-l0MESTiC

ABLE MAIDS, live in or out; top
pay, QUALITY JOBS, g19 N. Y
ave NV.
CHILD CARE-older woman. per
manent home. pvt. rm., week enos
on: small salary. CEdar 6-S537
DIPLOMATIC FAMILY wants expe.
rienced cook, houseworker. white,
TO live in: S4O weekly. Send
resume to Box 323-S, Star.
G INV. live in; private rn. and
TV. Wed. and Sun off: ages -
to 10. Good salary. .HA. 3-2469.
GHW: live in with nice family and
children. $50 a mo. Call MA
S-9577: If no ans. JU. g-3i57. a
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with care 3
days. wk., : hrs. a day. bet. Be-
theSda and Rockville Call Mrs
Greville. OF. 4-1555.- q to 4 wk
days; VIII. 2-5066, : to 9, ewes.
sat, Sun
LADY, white. g.h.w., live in: >
school-aee children; private rom,
and bath, TV: bia days. small
salsry. JE. 4-lsn4 after pm
MAID. live in, g.b.w; must love
ehildTen local reference OIL
f-"-O
Evening star., 1960-02-01
SECRETARY
SECRETARIES

Natl. assoc. has secretarial openings
for applicants with good secy.
skills: age limit, 35: varied du.
ties demands shorthand, typing,
machine dictation and Initiative:
Dupont circle area: liberal en-
Evening star., 1960-02-01
TEMPORARY

! need girl with variety experi.
ence to type and do general cleri-
cal duties in a beautiful down
town once Tor q week or two;
any age: TOP PAY; NO FEE. See
ms. PAT PARKER at Employers
Bids. ST. 3-6624.
CONVENIENT GIRLS, HOUSE.
WIiHvES-Need extra pay cheek?
AVON repres.. earn S2-S3 and
more per hr. DI. 7-022l.
GUARD, female, bet ages 40-50,
for nicht work. EN-. 2-66oo. ext
IL bet. & am. and 5 pm. for
interview
HAIR STYLIsT, excellent working
conuitions, in Bethesda's largest
ana nnest shop: top salary for
the right person: vacation with
pay 5onuS and other BENEFITS
Can OIL. 6-7774 or EN-. 5-O176
HoUsEKEEPER for 225-rooni, small
CITY first-class commercial hotel,
experienced in up-grading rooms
Write with references and de-
tailed experience to manager,
JOHN SEWER HOTEL, johnson
City, Tennessee.
INSURANCE SECRETARY, 35-hr
wk: lge. multiple line ins. agency,
located Arlington, Va. Phone
MRS. MARTIN, ia. 4-55O5.
KEY PUNCH OPERATOR, Falls
Church, 5 days, $50, PoToMACS
EMPL., 1O4 E. Broad st.. JE. p
Evening star., 1960-02-01
HELP WOMEN
OFFICE CLERK

frm seeks experienced
once clerks to be trained for cir
eulation department: duties will
include hling, typing, record keep
ing and use Of calculating ma
chine . to 3 years general Of
fee experience required; excellent
opportunity for Advancement.
Evening star., 1960-02-01
TYPIST

Fast and accurate. Interesting posi-
tion with varied duties for at
tractiye and ambitious girl. EXrrl-
lent company benefits. Minimum
starting salary. $3.50. Call Ma
e-4T60, for appt.
Evening star., 1960-02-01
PBX-TYPIST

Company Dement'S. Apply JOHN
MAXI. 1246 Taylor st. NV: Ia
9-SI0O.
PERSONNEL ASST, Alex. inter
viewing and testing, college back
ground pref. excel. lpport. fol
career. POTOMAC EMPL.. Oil
Kine st. Alex. KI. 9-5055.
PHYSICAL THERAPIsT. for mod
ern outpatient clinic In Takoma
Park. Nd Excellent workip". con-
ditions. 40-hour weeh. liberal en-
ploye BENEFITS including ~ days
annual leave. IL days sick leave
per year: comprehensive medical
and hospitalizatior coVcraga fer
self and dependents. insurance
and retirement proeram: begin
ming salary to $4,000 a year: prn-
visions for increases, EX. 3-5a3S.
Evening star., 1960-02-01

SECRETARIES. white, hS. grads.
or college. rusty shthd, to fast
some with very little shthd, but
excellent typing, some no shtno.
20 TO ~ yrs. old: y to ), 5 days
to S5.2u0. CONE IN AND TALK
IT OVER. v, WOOD PERsoNNEL
Suite 232. Southern Bldg, sos
. 18th ST. NV. at II, DI. 1-5752.
SECRETARY. District sales and
serviee once Of national company:
air-cond. once in Dupont Circle
areai accurate shthd. and tipping
iZation, life ms; cal. open. HAIR
RIs-sEYBoLD co. NO. 7-2267.
SECRETARY. for major national
assoc, exper.. IBM elect; publicity
or research BACKGROUND; perma-
nent, excel. opportunity: needed
at once. Send resume. salary re-
auirements to Box 424-z, Star.
sECYs., sTENos., BKKPRs., ETC
ATLAS AGcY.. 1920 NY. AVE. NV.
SECRETARY, real estate once; typ
ing. shorthand, some Bookkeeping:
must have good tele voice age 20
10 40 years old. DORFMAN g. co.
lG-F NO. GhpttOls NAll LOT inter-
view. CO. 5-4056.
SECY., legal. N. Arl., no legal exp
nee, sm. RECEIPT. dutie", Derson
able, 3 d. min. $500. POTOMAC
EfiPI.. 9334 Wilson blvd, Arl.,
IA. 5-20nd, l04 z. Broad, Falls
ch,, JE. "-7:72.
SECRETARY. Alex, exper. in elec.
tronics field helpful. excel. co
benefits, good opport.. ; davs,
$500 POTOMAC EMPL. oil
King st. Alex. XII. g-5O55.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ex-
perienced: national sales and
merchandising frm: 5-day week:
challenging opportunity. Call OIL.
6-OSSo.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. =
Permanent position for we'll
groomed eirl under IS with GOOD
stennRraphin skills. Attractive
employee benefits and working con-
ditionI .n oennsylvania Bids.
Please call Mr.. Norris. MIME
sOTt MINING & MANUFAC-
TURING CO. MA s-a47s.
SECRETARY-STE
For executive IN larse contrsetor's
once; must have good shcrthand
be able to hannIe various details
ano take responsibility: perma-
nent position an6 satisfactory pay
to tire Tisht party. ATe 30 to ~,
colleee education. Phone for in
tervier, FE. 5-4700.
Evening star., 1960-02-01
sITUATIoRs-WoMER
SITUATIoNs-DoMEsTIc
INSTRUCTION COURSES

WOMAN desires g.h.w., child care.
Refs. Ii. 4-0193.
Evening star., 1960-02-01
And Others

MEDICAL SECRETARY. for out
standing outpatient clinic: type
30 w.p.m., knowledge OF short
hand, 40-hour week: liberal en-
ploye benefits including - days
annual leave IL days sick leave
per year; medical and uOSpitaliza-
tion coverage for self and depenu-
entS: comprehensive insura nee
and retirement program: begin
nlng salary. S4,O4O per year. Pro-
visions for increases. EX. 3-593s
MEDICAL TECHNICIAN. Alex.
area, registered. some X-ray
helpful, mature, $3.50. POTOMAC
EMPL., Gil King St, XII. 9-5055
Evening star., 1960-02-01
sEAMsrREss

White. permanent. for thoroughly
experienced woman to supervise
drapery work. EN-. 2-041I.
Evening star., 1960-02-01
HELP WOMEN

sALEsw0MAN, experienced, to
handle fne merchandise: good
pay and commission. Box 47s-Z,
Evening star., 1960-02-01
CALL FE. 3-74Oo, EXT. soO

CALL Re. 3-74O0, EXT. goo
BETWEEN o AM. AND Pm.
OPENING for settled person. 36
to so, for general once work in
active real estate once, ne.
section, must have some exper.
in bookkeeping. Box 475-s, Star.
ORDER elk. handle invoices,
mailing section, pref. age 30-45,
alert, S d., S275. POTOMAC
EMPL.. 1884 Wilson blvd. Arl.,
Evening star., 1960-02-01

PART-TIME pleasant telephone
work in your home, . 70 4 hours
day. Sl25 per hr. Write Box
459-2, star. Give phone number.
PART-TIME POSITION. hours 10
am. to 3 pm: Silver Spring in
Surance once has opening for pol
lev writer familiar with manuals:
KNOWLEDGE Of shorthand desirable
but not essential In reply give
resume OF expeT. and refs. Box
34@-z. Star.
PIX OPERATOR. multiplication ex-
per. SUBURBAN PERSONNEL.
Perpetual BLDG. Silver Spring
Nd, JU 9-6196,
PIX OPERATOR. part time. 4 pm
IN ~ nm ~ nm. In 10 pm
Apply Personnel, a-2 pm. Mon.-
Fri. PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL.
PBX-RECBPT.-TYP.. wi. train on
PIX, typ. 40 v,p.m.. attract. fee
kMPL., 2sS1 Wilson blvd, AT. r.
Evening star., 1960-02-01
SALESWOMEN

woMEEs READY-To-wEAR
Teady-to-Vear SalesWoman and
desire tn work in sc Wash. Is
finest women's specially shop with
earnings Of S75-S100 week,
excel working eonds., store bene-
hts, phone Mr. Malone. RE. s.
3305, OF apply at GRETA STE
VEINS, Pen-Mar shop center.
Evening star., 1960-02-01

sALEsWoMAN, experienced fine
sportswear shop. Connecticut ave.
CASUAL CORNER, JU S-702O.
SfLESWOMAN - Must be expert
enced selling better clothing. Ap-
ply by letter only, giving age,
eXper.. and educational back
ground. MASON WATERS, 3003
p st. nv.
Evening star., 1960-02-01
Emerson Radio &
Phonograph
Corporation

EXCELLENT POSITIONS open for
ambitious wonen. white, ege IS
to 40. with autt mobile. No ex-
D rier e required rs we will train
you n our fed 10. S-515l
Evening star., 1960-06-18
Sales Manager Wanted

Sales Manager Wanted
D. C. or Nd. area, old established
co. expanding in Wash. We are
looking for man and 1 woman
organization, previous direct sales
exper. nee., plus own car and
telephone. S100 per Wk. while
training: top potential. $4,000 to
$4,000 plus per ". Personal
interviews only BY appt. Call
ia. 2-7454.
SNACK BAR MANAGER, exper. for
last operation, TOP wages. Call be-
tween 10 and 12 noon, JE. 2-SlO1
Monday-Friday,
Evening star., 1960-06-18

VA. teteSbc
FREEZER. % Gu It., chest type;
peri cOnd.: S17b. Call Du'
FREEZER, 17.6-cubic-foot eervel
elec. upright; excel. cond.: S17b,
Call sP. 3-0S71 after 8 pm.
FEEEzEEs RET EIs. Ph,lsS pS.n, ls e. Gu fts.s tt k'
FREEZER. le.cu.-ft., quick freeze
dept, sell $3.50 or best Ofier; ex-
1851; after 8. Ev. 4-634S.
FREEZER, q Gu. It., sacrifice for
quick sale. Renaire's best model,
3 mos: new cost $706, selling fol
"a price or less. AP. 7-5S05.
FURNITURE costs less when you
buy at MAJORS FURNITURE
WAREHOUSE. 4400 r. I. ave. ne
FURNITURE-Liv. rm., din. rm.,
other misc. Reasonable. Cali IA
S-S31S after 6 pm.
FURNITURE-Maple bed, springs
and mattress, SiO; porch glider,
new cushions, $40: s prs. drspes.
WO. 6-4624.
FURNITURE, UNCLAnMED-Sofa
and chair, $35; bedrm. set, sos;
kitchen set, SIS: din. rm, set,
S55; Early American wing chair,
bed, S22: outdoor wooden bench,
So: China closet. $40: studio
couch, $50; bed, $5: dresser, SO;
sofa bed, $50; love seat, $50;
Hideaway bed, $36: innerspg. mat
tress, $40; Early Amer. sofa: Fr.
Prov. bed. $22; Fr. Prov. chest Of
drawers, $50: marble.ton dresser.
$25: din. rm. table, SIS; chest Of
arawsSs ORA sSs,is $40; Cd dmaEis-sIm I At sofa bed
Ing, ing reAnfsSyinF~' ~' oS SaSinstToTE, SSRnG,ssSl
draperies and slip covers. HOFF-
MANN UPHOLSTERERS, 2447
18th st, NV. Open ewes. It'll o,
Sat til 8, Sun. IL to 8. CO.
5-5116.
FURNITURE - Bedrm. suite, sofa,
4 arm chairR. end fahlas snla had
Evening star., 1960-06-18
RELP WOMEN
SAI,ESWOMEN

Full and part time. experienced,
fne sports wear shop .openins
mid-July, downtown Washington
For interview appt., call
| CASUAL, CORNER III R-702l
Evening star., 1960-06-18
NELP MEN AND WOMEN
lcoNTlNUEp)

PIANO PLAYER and bass fiddl,
player int. In Latin Am. Music
Cont. Mr. THOMAS from GOO
am. till 1880 pm. at LU. 4-O552
FOOL MANAGER-Exp., top wages
Can Can JE; s,:;;sn 21SIol; bet. 1873 pm
Evening star., 1960-06-18
HELP WOMEN

YOUNG LADY to work In book.
keeping dept. Of construction anc
property nianaEement firm, Musl
be willing to learn machine post
ing Of Aeets. payable. Top salary
for good worker. Mod. air-cond
once In Silver spring: 5-day, 40.
hr. wk. Call Mr.. FRANCIS, TU
2-0lO6.
YOUNG LADY to do window anc
interior display and make sell
generally useful. DARLING DRESS
SHOP, 1878 New Hampshire ave,
Langley Park, Nd.
Evening star., 1960-06-18
NATIONAL
WESTINGHOUSE
DISTRIBUTOR

The man who can meet these
qualifications will make in excess
OF $4,000 annually based on sal
For appointment, contact.
Evening star., 1960-06-18

FURNITURE = 3 ROOMS COM.
PLETE. WITH WASHER. BEST
OYER. IA. 7-2s66.
FURNITURE-Moving to smaller
apt, Steinway grand, light fin
single bedrm. set. mahos. din
set with cor. china cab. rugs
chandelier, paintings, fine chins
dinner service, silver, sterlinI
candlebrs, large handsome antique
Shefneld tea set. 3701 Mass. ave /.
Apt. 400. Sat, 1O.5: Sun, 2-5
FURNITURE
Vienna, Falls Church, Fairfax, Nc.
Lean Area--Visit our used ant
disco discSpntingsd Sgs furniture store. 70,
bldg, on left from the Viennl
Trust Co., Open Sat. o to 9, Mon
TO 9 Thurs. through Fri. Cal
MILLER & WRENN
Evening star., 1960-06-18

New Henredon circa 90, solid wal.
nut lge. round coffee table; nag-
stone step-end tables: u price:
traditional beige leather chair,
SOS (new. cost $140). CL. 8.
3555.
Evening star., 1960-06-18
hELP MEN
tcOkTlNuEDl
Men-Part Time

One Of Americas Oldest and largest
Arms, specializing In mutual
funds. is considering part-time
registered representatives. For
appointment, call DE. 2-3430.
Evening star., 1960-06-18
HELP MEN
SALEsMAN

Representative for Washington
area. Lucrative position now open
for man with following Of ma
sonry contractors. Excellent refer
erces required. Call Mr., Rudo at
HERCULES BLOCK CO., Balti-
more, Nd, ATvater 4-9339 for
interview.
Evening star., 1960-06-18
GENERAL OFFICE CLERK

Position open in Washington re-
gional once OF q national eorpo-
ration. Principal duty is order
writing. Neat Handwriting and
tipping required. BENEFITS include
life insurance, hopitalization in
surance, pension, etc. once To-
Gated 4436 Wisconsin ave. NV.
Would be convenient for someone
in Bethesda or Chevy Chase area
Phone. Mr.. REICHAET at EN-
2-0444.
Evening star., 1960-06-18
SAIESMEN
statesmen

DALILOXM LIN
We have openings for 4 expert.
enced automobile statesmen. ont
OF the best pay plans in the met.
ropolitan Washington area, dem.
onstrator and other company
dement's furnished, only expert.
enced men need apply. NC
punNE CALLS PLEASE
Evening star., 1960-06-18
PARENTS INSTITUTE

Has RFI,eGSs P1sITaSNs gsy OPEN osIy ZOE s,4N4 AN
nItcATioNs NEEDED ARE SIN.
CERTIFY AND DETERMINATION
SALARY, S400 MO. See Mr.
SCHMALE at The Charter House
Mote.., New York ave. and Bla.
densburg I'd. ne. Monday, 6/2O, !
pm. sharp; Tues, 6/21, 10 am,
8 pm. and Q pm. sharp.
Milford chronicle., 1960-05-27
Delaware Food Market
Report

June is Dairy Month! This year,
as usual, we can expect the sea-
sonal increase in milk production
to reach its high point for the
year in June. Reports indicate that
this supply will be greater than
that of last year. This means June
is the time for consumers to take
advantage of this bonanza by buy
ing and using milk.
Star" milk and its products on
'all of your daily menus.
Other June plentifuls listed on
the US. Department of Agricul-
ture's plentiful foods list are:
spring vegetables lettuce, carrots,
radishes, green peppers, cucumbers,
green onions, tomatoes, etc.
vegetable fats and oils, and pea
nut butter.
Again this week there seems to
be few changes in the average
meat prices. Chuck roast of beef
is few pennies cheaper and as
a special is selling as low as 39c
a lb. for choice grade. There are
a few steaks on sale as specials
also, with prices ranging from
Milford chronicle., 1960-05-27

75c to sac 1b. Here again. this
is high choice grade beef. Rib
roasts, ground beef and a few
pot roasts are on sale this week
end too. Veal continues to be
high in price. and veal chops went
up a penny again this week. There
is still a fair supply of fresh pork
on local markets, with prices
ranging form reasonable to expen-
sive. Ham continues to fluctuate in
price, depending on the cut, type,
etc. you buy.
Again this weekend, broiler-
fryers are good to excellent buy
averaging 35c a 10. These young
chickens are very versatile and
will fill every need as far as a
barbecue, a company meal, or
just plain family eating is concer-
ned.
Fresh vegetable prices are most
ly steady to bit lower this week.
Carton tomatoes, and snap beans
are all a penny or two cheaper.
Cantaloupes are coming in much
larger supplies, and prices have
specials on this fruit this week
end, with prices averaging S9c
each for average sized cantaloupes.
Oranges are fast joining grape
fruit on their exit from the fruit
counter as the season closes for
Milford chronicle., 1960-05-27
CEDAR NECK
Mrs. Serena Hayes
Phone: GA 2-4749

Be ye doors of the work, and not
hearers only, deceiving you own
selyes.-James 1:22.
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY
Gods word in our hearts can be
our guide in every hour, in every
need.
In Flanders fields the poppies glow
Between the crosses row on row
That mark our place: and in the
sky
The larks still braveIy singing, fly,
Scarce heard amid the guns below.
We are the dead
Short days ago
We lived, felt dawn,
Saw sunset glow
Loved and were loved
And now we lie
In Flanders field.
Take up our quarrel
With the foe;
To you from failing hands
We throw the torch;
Be yours to hold it high
If We break faith
With us who die
We shall not Sleep,
Though poppies grow
In Flanders fields.
LIT. Col. John McCrea
Virtue is the root, wealth the
tree.
Mrs. d. G. Wigley was a We'd
nesday evening caller of the Hayes
at Lanes End" Mrs. William NJ
Robinson visited on Thursday at
Lanes End"
Mrs. Thomas Carroll and Mrs
Gwen Pierce spent the weekend
in New York.
Little Tommy Brittingham is
improving in the Milford Memor-
ial Hospital and expects to be
home this week.
Miss Beverley Donovan, Miss
Patty Sharp and Miss Joyce Rob-
erts participated in Leon Dono-
Donovan's piano recital in Avenue
Church on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hayes and
family were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Sapp and
sons.
To follow the will of Heaven is
to prosper; to rebel against the
will of Heaven is to be destroyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hayes were
Saturday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Horvat. On Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hayes and chill
dren had dinner with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hayes. AT
ter dinner, Mrs. Hayes rode to Do
yer with Jacks family and visited
Mrs. Joseph Wagner in the Kent
General Hospital.
Ed Switzer is visiting his FAM
lily in West Baden, In. He will
attend his sisters graduation while
there.
Milford chronicle., 1960-05-27

Mrs. Nora Joseph of Frankford
is spending some time with her
daughter and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. Douglas Drummond. On
Sunday the Drummonds were din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Bragg in Briar Park, Dover.
Contentment even in poverty,
brings happiness.
Miss Ann Bly, of Indian Head,
Nd. was a recent guest of Eliza
beth B. Card and children on Ce-
dar Beach Road.
Ann was classmate of Helen
May Parsons, formerly of Polo
mac Heights, Md.
Mrs. Bonnie Pritchett went
along with the fourth graders to
Lewes on Wednesday. They visited
the places of interest while there.
From Cedar Neck: Vicky Pritchett,
Jackie Mills, Carolyn Watson and
Diane Guerrazzi were along.
Don't forget the Cedar Neck
supper Saturday, May %, in Lake
view Avenue School. All you can
eat of roast beef, hot rolls and
all that goes along for good
dinner.
AMERICA! AMERICAi
God shed His grace on thee,
And crown thy good with brother
hood
From sea to shining sea!
God mend thine every flow,
Confirm thy soul in self control
Thy liberty in law.
MILFORD JUNE DAYS, Fri
day-Saturday, June ga. Special
Values just in time for Gradua-
ton Gifts.