davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1961-11-30
CHEVY II? Why cOmprO-

CHEVY u? Why comprO-
mise with Chevy II when Lark
offers you the choice of a s or
V-S engine instead of a 4 or 6,
more headroom, hiproom and leg
room; and the riding comfort of
multi-leaf springs plus full coil
spring seats unavailable in the
Chevy II. Just some examples of
how The Lark outvalueS the
Chevy II. Clark prices start sos
below the 4-cylinder Chevy ii
models, Sl2S below the Six
FORD? Why buy the new
Fairlane 500 that's 9" longer than
a Lark, when it's so much hard
er TO park; has less hiproom,
headroom and IA" less rear leg
room; smaller 13" wheels; a small
er 6-cylinder engine, a smaller
8; smaller choice of models and
options. Just a limited list of the
ways Lark beats the Fairlane 500.
Clark prices start S219 under the
Fairlane.)
Evening star., 1961-11-30

HLIAKTp Why let valiant's
slightly lower base price deprive
you of hundreds of dollars in ad-
ditional car value you get in The
Lark? Compare Lark's liz to
Us hp range to Valiant's 1O1 to
145; Lark'S 113 in. wheelbase to
Valiant's 1865; Lark's bigger IS"
wheels; Lark's many inches of
added room in every interior
dimension. Lark's higher, wider
doors, flush floors, and safety pad
ding are yours at no additional
cost. Just a sample of Lark's
many big advantages over Valiant.
Evening star., 1961-05-28
HOUSES FOR SALIVA. |
ARLINGTON
"NEAR TARA0

ARL., s.-4 bedrms., 2 baths. S18,-
$50 or rent, S145. Orchard
Evening star., 1961-05-28
ANNANDALE-7 CORNERS

Outstanding is the word for thin
lovely rambler loaded with extras
4 bedrooms. baths, recreation
room, full-width en- closed real
porch, detached garage. all on
level, extra deep lot. Bus and shop.
ping nearby. Only S20,250: S1,75(
cash payment FHA. For more de.
tails, call DARWIN REALTY, INC.
Ell. 6-77sS: eves., KE. S-5265
Evening star., 1961-05-28
LORANCE REALTY
Phone 354-seO0

EAOAV OON-OoOO
6413 Brandon Ave. Springfield. Va
ANNANDALE-Unusual home, l52
soft. swim. pool, adj. to covered
flagstone patio, 8 lge. bedrms., 4
baths, 21x15 liv. rm. with marble
throughout, din. rm., sun room
kit, compl. equip: finished bsmt.
19x42-ft. rec. rn. with glass bar
util. rm. with washer, drier. anc
freezer: workroom and dark
room: built-in gar: price incl
storm windows, Venetian blinds
carpeting, draperies; wall mirrors
fully 'andscaped with ledge stone
walls; original owner. Must be
seen to be realized for the low
price Of $685. Act now and
save, $4,000; excellent financing
Evening star., 1961-05-28
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
ARL., FAIRFAx, FALLS CHURCH

A rarity in stone and frame.
beautiful private level lot;
2 full baths, full bsmt., sep.
rm. CENTRALLY AIR COND.
Terrific neighborhood. Cali
now, JE. 10000.
CROWDED? No more after
you've seen this de luxe, A.
bedroom, 2h-bath beauty on
q level h-acre lot, in @ very
Of homes priced up to S40.-
dining rm., very smart kit,
bsmt.. wall-to-wall carpeting
iesr tesms ca nriepeS IN n SeS yeEy MSst SHSd
be seen. JE. 10000.
ARE YOU FROM cALIFoR-
MA. Arizona or Florida?
Then, this is for you. Brand
elegant room sizes. Center
hall, big square liy: rm. on
rear; sep. din. rm., the ultra
ultra in kitchens, 3 bedrms.
l1Sx12), Q5x12). G3x13),
2 full baths, lge. screened
porch. gear garage, 2 fire.
pls.. flying deck. full bsmt.,
Dashboard h.-w. heat. Profess
sionally dec. Beautifully ar
ranged on a site in European
court manor. Must be seen.
JE. $4,000. VIM. A. CHAP
MAN REALTY, INC, 7Ol W.
Broad, Falls Church, Va
Evening star., 1961-05-28
ALEXANDRIA soUTH-MT. VERNON
$1,6OO On. CT
Rio SpTJT-I,EVEI,

D1G OG LII i LII ILL
Four large bedrooms, PAN
eled clubroom, 21a baths
separate dining room
colored kitchen with eat
ing space; beautifully To-
Gated, just off Mount Yer
non pkwy., in a prestige
community offering eX-
elusive pool and recreation
park; 1S different home
styles prevent that Sub
division look" All utilities
and convenienceS. Call
now to see.
MONROE
1--WE INVITE TRADES"
20. 5-9191 REALTORS
Evening star., 1961-05-28
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

ANNANDALE-4-bedrm. bi-level,
IS by "a liv. rm. with firepl.,
floor r-to-ceiling windows, din. rm..
huge equipped kit, 2h baths; rec.
rm., utility and storage rms.
patio; walk to schools; S27,500.
Evening star., 1961-05-28

ANOTHER PARKLAWN BEAUTY
Mr.. Kozak is moving south and
has asked asked US 70 tel ,yS1l, ySp az l. ABOUT Su !
to leave behind. Features sure to
please are 8 bedrooms, Ia baths,
on one level; large living room
with fireplace. all GE-electric
kitchen with dishwasher, disposal,
washer and dryer, plus Q rear
screened porch overlooking q nice
level fenced yard. Walk to the
swimming pool and new Junior
high school Just opened. Asking
only S19,250 with a good GI loan
OF assume or will sell under FLA
by and take q look today. HU,
1-9100.
RARcRoFr REALTY. INC.
Evening star., 1961-05-28
Il. 6-1257.
ANNANDALE-sPRNGFT
NEW HOMES

5 locations to select from. 8 and
4 bedroom homes, 2 and 8 baths,
full easements, from S1S,500 upl
Flexible terms. Our staff is ready
to serve you.
Evening star., 1961-08-27
Girls ParochiaI

Classic washable school jumpers of rayon-
nylon blend gabardine that reSistS wrinkles
and holds its shape after countless wash
ings. Deep scoop neck, elaSticiZed at the
back of the waist for better fit and COM
plete with trim Self-belt. In navy. Sizes
to IA in the group Two styles:
(A) With full fIared, deeply hemmed skirt.
(B) With skirt flutter of all-around pleat
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-09-08

Mail or Bring Your Scholarship Amard Entry to:
DELMARvA BEAUTY ACADEMY III North Division Salisbury
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-09-08
Who Uses Direct Mail?

Recently announced results Of
an extensive survey conducted by
the u. s Department of Commerce
reveal that almost half of the firms
from which the consumer receives
bulk third-class mail are local re-
tailers. These are the food, cloth
ing. furniture. cameras, sports, and
drug stores. automobile dealers,
and other types of neighborhoOd
shops with which we all do bust
ness.
Bulk third-class mail. which Is
one of the most important types
of direct mail. makes it possible
for these small businesses to keep
their cutomers informed about
new stocks of merchandise, sales.
and other items of interest. even
though their advertising budgets
are very limited. They can afford
to use this medium of communi-
cation because it is non-priority
mailmail that is handled by the
post office only during slack hours
and therefore goes at lower
rate. With bulk third-class mail.
these retailers can also pinpOint
their efforts and cover only those
areas of a community where most
of their customers reside.
The next largest category of bulk
third-class mail users. according
to the survey. is the service type
of business This includes local dry
cleaning Establishments, garages.
travel agencies. repair shops, mo-
tells, movie houses. and other sorts
of services that most of us use at
one time or another. Together. the
retail trade and the service firms
comprise two-thirds of the com
mercial users of bulk third-class
mail. demonstrating how vital this
medium is to the operation of our
small businesses.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-09-08
TRINITY

The W.S.C.S. of Trinity Church
will meet at the Dublin Hill Com
munity House of Friday evening
September IS.
Mrs. Veva Davis of Tyaskin, Md
returned home on Wednesday af-
ter a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. T. T.
White and family.
Visitors at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Martin this week were
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Wrotten OF
Hickman. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Dickerson of Milford. Joe Hill of
Seaford and Misses Dorothy and
Elva Davis.
Mrs. Elmer Nelson. Mrs. Frank
lin Nelson. Mrs. Earl White. and
Mrs. Samuel Warrington took part
in the Extension Service Pageant
Century of Progress" in cele-
bration of the Tooth Anniversary of
the Land Grant Colleges at the
celebration in Middletown on
Thursday evening.
Misses Charlotte White and
Grace f. Hastings spent Tuesday
evening with Miss Christine Hop
kins and mother at Slaugh-
ter Beach.
Miss Jean Ann Hastings of Will
mington was an overnight guest
of her aunt. Miss Grace Z. Hast
ings on Thursday.
Mrs. Ella Warrington. Misses
Pamela and Elouise Coleman and
Mrs. Esther Cannon of Bridgeville
spent Tuesday at Dewey Beach
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Carey.
Mrs. Minnie Cannon of Cam
bridge and Mrs. Treat Galloway of
near Atlanta spent Thursday even
ing last with the Samuel Warning
ton family.
Mrs. Jennie Dorman. Miss Sal
lie Dorman and Mrs. Harry Moore
and two children all of Laurel
spent Friday with Mrs. Ella War
rington.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Warrington
and daughters. Joyce and Janice.
spent Saturday evening with Mr..
and Mrs. Dean Seely.
Mr.. James Russell of Shepherd
Air Base in Texas spent the week
end with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roland Russell and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hastings and
son and Mr.. and Mrs. John Hast
ings spent Sunday at Bethany
Beach.
Mrs. BERTHE Dill spent Sunday
with her son and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Dill.
Roland Russell and daughter.
Miss Carol Russell. and Ernest
Russell were in Virginia on Sun
day to take their son back to Texas
Miss Carol Russell left on Mon
day to enter the Easton Memorial
Hospital to go in, training for a
nurse.
Miss jeanne Hastings left on
Tuesday to enter the Milford Men,
orial Hospital also to train for
nurse.
These two very popular and tall
ented girls will be missed in the
community. They have the best
wishes of the community for their
success.
Trinity Church members want to
thank every one who helped or
contributed to the bake on Satur-
day. 1850 was made for the bene-
fit of the church.
T. Sunday School at Trinity
Church on Sunday, September 10
at 10 am.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-09-08

OUT OF TOWN STUDENTS approved
room and board. or sleeping rooms, are
available to Scott Beauty School students.
Thus student is given the equivalent of
''living-in' advantages
DAY EVENING CLASSES = enroll in the
class best meeting your time require
ments Mamie Scott instructors will be
teaching in Day and Evening Classes
CONTEST TRAINING = advance contest
and platform techniques training is part
Of the Scott Beauty Schools educational
curriculum This is basic to fine beauty
courses. and is usually available only
TO graduate hairdressers This gives yov
experience in hairstylng competition. !
TRANSFER CREDITS education in
other beauty schools. or apprentice train
ing. will earn you tuition allowances AS
transfer student. or apprentice trained
student. you can complete Scott Beauty
School course in less hours. and thus at
a prorated reduction in tuition costs.
These credits will be allowed on the
basis of regulations established by the
State Board of Cosmetology
TUITION COSTS - Scott Beauty School
tuition may be met through helpful
budget plan ;. or at a lower total cost.
full tuition payment may be made Should
you have money problem. please discuss
1t with us. as we may be able to give
YOU the student assistance that will as
sure you getting into this highly paying
professional field. TALK NOW WITH
OUR SCOTT REGISTRAR = get your
information first hand and be sure of
the qualifications required to become a
Scott Beauty School Student.
SEE YOUR SCHOOL - stop in any time
to see Scott Beauty School classes in
session. You're invited to sit in and
observe. There is no obligation visit
us any time. It's always "open house"
at Scott Beauty Schools.
ENROLL NOW = be proud member of
that select group of Scott Beauty School
graduates. Cosmology is a highly
trained field. and the television. movie
and fashion industries. as does every
town. have vast demand for those
competently trained in this profession.
You can be one of them by enrolling now.
STATE APPROVED the Maryland
Board of Cosmetology and the Maryland
Board of Education have placed their
stamp of approval on the local Scot
Beauty School.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-09-08
This Is What 20 Year Old
Scott Beauty Schools Offer You:

number of persons known to the SCOTS
and who in turn know of the Scott Beauty
Schools, assures each Scott graduate the
position dreamed Of This Scott Beauty
Schools association helps you as gradu-
ate student. and former students seeking
creative growth. also are given assistance
IN obtaining interviews and better posi-
TONS
SCOTT GRADUATES = as graduate OF
a Scott Beauty School you enter that
select group vastly recognized as COM
petent. expertly trained Cosmetologists.
Because of this. Scott graduates are in
high demand in the salons that will en-
ploy only the finest creative persons.
QUALITY COST - as a Scott Beauty
School student. you determine the edu
cational cost by what you get. Whether
it be food. clothing. shelter. or EDUCA.
TION. the quality makes desired diff
ference in the cost In training for the
professional field of Cosmetology. and a
lifetime career. assure yourself OF the
very best available QUALITY CREATIVE
TEACHING PROGRAM. This vital fac
tor. which determines all your future and
earnings in your chosen profession. must
be your first consideration.
SCOTT TUITION - there are NO HID.
DEN COSTS in a Scott Beauty School
course. Scott tuition rates are in keeping
with the creative training assured you
and are comparable to other schools of
fering the equally high quality educational
and professional instruction so necessary
to competent service in Cosmetology
This quality value is clearly reflected in
the earnings and happiness of the hun,
dreds of Scott Beauty Schools successful
graduates
AFTER-GRADUATION AID - in business
or professional matters. as a Scott Gradu.
ate, you have the benefit of consultation
with Mamie or Paul Scott This back
ground OF experience gives you a com
bination value that will serve of distinc-
tive benefit many times over the years
ahead in your work
SCOTT NEAR YOU = Scott Beauty
Schools are as far north and west as
Wheeling. West Virginia: east as Sails
bury, Maryland: and south as Fort
Lauderdale. Florida
KAPPA DELTA CHI = this is the self
organized Scott Beauty Schools Student
Society. Ii coordnates school social
functions. and works toward holding the
high educational features a student body
desires. You don't have to join this
society. but it holds its own Kappa
Delta Chi Inter-School Hairstyling Com
petition. which makes it a highly good
reason in that alone to become member
At nominal monthly dues rate of 81 90
and few cents. most students do join
for the many benefits available, and the
fun of being a member.
AIRCONDITIONED BEAUTY - in busy
downtown. Scott Beauty Schools are beau.
tlfully decorated. This gives you pleas
ant place in which to study and learn.
and makes it convenient to shop modern
stores when time permits. or take part
In the vital activities of any town.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-09-08

IN GENERAL you. as student IN
Scott Beauty School. are given the val'i-
able benefits of 20 years experience in
Cosmology. This long experience and
growth and present success has been
made possible only by staying abreast
of the newest teaching methods. modern
practices, plus distinctive reputation
for creativeness in all aspects OF Co.'S
metology.
HONOR EMBLEM AWARD = you, as a
student, are assured the benefits demon
strated in the educational practices,
professional ethics. and industrywide
reputation that has earned the SCOTT
BEAUTY SCHOOLS the "HONOR
EMBLEM by the ALL-AMERICAN
BEAUTY SCHOOLS Association. This
award is made in recognition of ethical
practices. professional integrity. and the
advancement of teaching in the profession
of Cosmetology.
MAMIE SCOTT : photograph above =
is President of SCOTT BEAUTY
SCHOOLS. She is an internationally
known HAIRSTYLIST and COSMETOL-
OGY TEACHER. Mamie Scott has the
experience and creative vision so neces-
sary to train you as competent cos
vitality needed in today's highly competi-
tive field of beauty culture.
TEACHER SCOTT = Mamie Scott has
studied with and trained some of the
finest hairstylists in the world! Both
here and abroad there are SCOTT
TRAINED COSMETOLOGISTS. creative
ly serving in this demanding profession
INTERNATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE
Mamie Scott was in Paris, France. last
fall as one of the six-member team select
ed from the entire United States This
was the first American team to compete
in the WORLD HAIRDRESSING COM.
PETITION.
GUEST APPEARANCES - Mamie Scott
makes many guest appearances as
creative artist. and professional teacher
over the entire country. AS student in
any Scott Beauty School in the country.
you are given the benefits of this widely
recognized talent.
PROFESSIONAL TRAINING - all stu
dents in Scott Beauty Schools, and all
graduates of Scott Beauty Schools. are
given the benefits of this knowledge and
teaching. This is a vast advantage with
which to enter this rewarding professional
field
MAMIE SCOTT TEACHING = all instruc-
tors have been intensively trained per-
sonally by Mamie Scott. All students. in
each of the Scott Beauty Schools also get
this personal attention and teaching of
Mamie Scott During different phases
Of your student training. Mamie Scott
will instruct you in personally conducted
classes. This helps evalqate your prog
ress. and give you the characteristic
'Scott-Trained Flair" which so readily
identifies Scott Beauty School graduate.
and helps you to the higher earnings to
which you aspire
JOB PLACEMENT SERVICES the
many Sostt Beauty Schools. and the vast
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-09-08
Here Are Your 10 Scott Scholarships:

OIL 1sJU = One Scholarship in
Beauty Culture. Winner will be given
1900 instruction hours. Winner will
receive: Kit of Instruments = Practice
Mannikin = Text Book = Haircutting
Book = Hairstyling Book.
S0UO.UU - Six Scholarships in
Beauty Culture Six winners will each
receive: $4,000 discount on any complete
beauty culture course selected at the
Del-Mar-Va Beauty Academy.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-09-08
NAGGING CONSCIENCE

HOPKINSvILLE, Ky. (AP)-A
little crime was big load on the
conscience of 25-year-Old Hop
kinsville man. Sherman +. Harris
turned himself in to the police and
admitted crime he said he had
committed two weeks earlier: theft
of bicycle.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-09-08

S1S4z1U - One Complete Scholar
ship in Beauty Culture. Winner will be
given 1000 instruction hours. Winner
will receive: Kit of Instruments =
Practice Mannillin = T ext Book =
Haircutting Book = Hairstyling Book.
GZUU.UU = Two Scholarships in
Beauty Culture. Two winners will each
receive: 800 discount on any complete
beauty culture course selected at the
Del-Mar-Va Beauty Academy.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-09-08
CLEAN GETAWAY

MIAMI. Fla. (AP)-A burglar
stole Siamese cat from Harvey's
Kennel.
He took one other item: A gall
on of cat shampoo.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-09-08

BEAUTY
ACADEMY
III North Division Street
Salisbury PI-2-7929

Inc and the decisions Of the scholarship owurds judges
will be final
ENTRIES MAY BE TYPEWRITER. and must be postmorked
oier than Midnight. September u. 1861. Winners
will be required moke Of the Scholarship Awards
not loer thon October ~, 1851.
IN so DORDS OR LESS complete the following
poin sheet of poper. and o'foeh it TO this entry
form:
Il WOULD LIKE TO ATTEND the DElMAR-VA BEAUTY
ACADEMY and become Graduate Licensed Cosmetic
Iogist from q Scott Beouy School because :"
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-09-08
ANNIVERSARY CONTEST ENTRY BLANK

MoIes females moy enter this Scott Beov,y Schools
Scholarships Awords Contest You be Is yeors and
six months old older All entrants @ogree 10 comply
with the laws rules and regulations Student Regis
iroion as required by the Moryond Boord of Cosmei-
oosy. Scholarship Aword Winners may not transfer any
award mode, and award will be mode in any form
other fhon in the benefits Of sudenhours Of attendance.
and assistance specified in award lists.
ALL ENTRIES BECOME the property Of the Scott Beouy
Enterprises Inc, and the Del NarVu Beouy Academy,
-,
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-09-08
(AU These AaC0rdS Are Del-Mar-Va Beauty Aca
BEAUTY CULTURE SCH0L

EVuEn VUW Use The
Entry Blank Form Below or
Awards Entry Blank Today From
DEL BEAUTY ACADEMY
North
In Busy
SALISBURY 2-7s2s
The Sidney herald., 1961-01-11
1.-THE Sidney Herald
Wednesday. Jan. ii. 1861
eEiirard

Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Moore OF
TrotterS, North Dakota and Mr..
and Mrs. Darrell Golbel of Sidney
were Saturday visitors at the Con
Simonsen home.
Bud Daniels left for Great Falls
Friday to attend a Farmers Union
Board meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Jensen en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Nor
gard and Nina at supper on Mon
day evening.
Clyde Jensen returned home
from the hospital Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Daniels
were dinner guests at the Bud
Daniels home Saturday.
The Girard Homemakers Club
will meet January IL at the ChaS
Daniels home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Salisbury
and children were dinner guests
at Grandma Salsburys on New
Years Day.
The Con Simonsen family re-
turned Sunday afternoon after a 2
weeks motor trip to California to
spend the Christmas holidays at
the S/SGT Robert E. Kopp home
at Aitwater. The Simonsen's also
visited the Lar Jensen's who live
at Apache Junction. Both the Kopp
family and the Jensen's sent New
Years greetings to friends at Cir
ard and Sidney.
The Sidney herald., 1961-01-11
Yellowstone Twp.

MIR. and Mrs. Richard Hayden
and family were supper guests on
Thursday evening at the home of
Nh. and Mrs. Bud Woodwork at
Sidney.
The East Fairview school began
basketball practice this week, and
a schedule of games has been set
UP for the season for them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Martin and
Patti 10 were visitors at the Maui
rice Martin home Thursday eve
ming.
Mrs. Lille Bowers and Mrs.
Marie SwenSon spent last Thurs
day visiting with Mrs. George
SanderSOn.
: Beverly Hayden left Sunday
morning to return to Minneapolis,
where she is a student at the
School of Technology.
Wayne SwenSon left Tuesday
for Fargo, where he is a freshman
at the State University and is also
employed there. During his time at
home Wayne met with an accident
and received severe burns on
his hands and legs, in an explo-
sion at the SwenSon farm shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Heinle drove
to Minot Monday where they took
Mrs. A. w. Stoll for a check-up.
They also visited with Donna for
a short time at the Trinity School
of Nursing.
The East Fairview PTA held
their regular meeting at the school
on Monday night.
Everyone is asked to remember
the card party at the East Fair
view school Friday evening, Jan.
Is, sponsored by the PTA.
MI. and Mrs. Clayton Worst,
Jr., were among those who attend
ed the annual banquet of the cam
n club at the Triangle Monday
evening.
Linda Crum returned to school
this past week after being out
most of the term because of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Sundheim
visited at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arvin Heinle on Friday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. AloiS Saller have
been in Germany since the middle
of last month visiting with rela-
tives and friends there. They. are
expected home in a month.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Reidle
were evening visitors at the John
Reidle home. Robert Flynn has
returned from Billings where he
attended a meeting and visited
the Roland Flynn family.