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ANDkEc' NlChOLAS NOhMAN. On
oIAs NORMAN ANDRES Of Rapid
City, s.. OAK, beloved husband Of
Annie Mcleod Andres, father Of
Barbara An naT RslstiyeS T,,ns snd
Home. 1889 Baltimore, ave. Hyatts-
until until H am, MONDAY. ssptsmSsr 10;
t tsfy MS "a sds mort chap SH where
services viii be held at 10 am.
ANDRES. NICHOLAS NORMAN. Mem
~ Lodge No. rs. Ayattsviiie
nNMn No No are requested reGgs to at At;
WNLY services at Gasch's Funeral
wv Home, Hyattsville, Md, on
" Sunday, September o, 1852,
a. 9 pm for Brother NICHOLAS
technic Lodge No. 925. Fort worth.
ARTHUR L. GosNELL. W. NJ.
W. F. MORTIMER, Jr., Secy.
BENARD, CARMEN G. On Thursday,
September Q, 1862, at Doctors Hos
pit2l. CARMEN @. BENARD of 65UO
loved mother Of Mrs. Leoni B. Hall
OF Vienna, Va; sister Of Mrs. Maria
Knowles Of Trinidad. British west
Indies; Frank Garcia Of New York
Fla. She also is survived by one
grandchild. Friends may call at the
Robert J. Murphy Funeral Home,
1924 Columbia pike. Arlington, Va:
the rosary at pm. Sunday, Sep
TENDER q. REQUIEM mass will be
offered at 9:l5 am. Monday, Sep
tem5er 10, az ST. Anthony's Church
lington National Cemetery. 8
BERNSTEIN. MORRIS LOUIS. On Fri
day, September Z. 1862, at his resi-
denee. 1893 Legs ton st. NV.
MORRIS LOUIS BERNSTEIN known
professionally as Morris Louisl, be-
stein. He also is survived by his
father. Louis Bernstein Of Miami
Fla, and three brothers. DR.. Joseph
Dr.. Aaron Bernstein and Nat Bern
stein, both of Miami, Fla. Funeral
services at the Bernard Danzansky
g. Sons Funeral Home, 1901 I4th
81. NV. parking facilities ad-
at 3 pm. Interment Adas Israel
Cemetery. Memorial week, 1888 Le-
cation st. NV. Washington. D. c..
bali ORsltim SGev and New York papers
CALDWELL, MARTHA. On Thursday,
September 8, 1862, MARTHA CALD-
WELL, mother Of the late Elanor
Caldwell and Ethel Peterson. She
also 10 e0lNlNGu ny DOsb Ol 3.
After l pm. Sunday, September
8, friends are invited to call at
Frazier's Funeral Home, $50 Rhode
Island ave. NV. Services on Mon
the vermont Avenue Baptist Church,
1880 Vermont ave. NV, DR.. c. T.
Murray, pastor. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. 8
COFFIN. GERTRUDE HARLOW. On
Friday. September z, 1852, MRS.
GERTRUDE HARLOW COFFIN Of
Carroll Manor, 1922 La Sale I'd,
Hyattsville, Nd. beloved mother Of
Mr.. Raleigh Luckett and sister
of Mrs. Ross Elliott. Miss Laura C.
and Miss Mary H. Harlow. She also
is survived b., four, grandchildren;
The holy sacrifice Of the mass will
soul, on Monday, September 10, at
Interment St Mary's Cemetery
Alexandra, Va. ARRANGEMENTS by
Gasch's Funeral Home, 4139 Balti-
more ave, Hyattsville. Nd. 9
COOPER. WILLIAM b. On Thursday.
September o. 1862: WILLIAM B.
COOPER Of 425 Warner ST. NV,
beloved husband of Margaret B
Cooper, and father of Mrs. Amanda
B.. Johnson. He also is survived by
other relatives. Friends may call at
the Malvan g. Schey, Inc, Funeral
Home. New Jersey ave. and r ST.
- noon, where funeral services will
at 10 am. Interment Harmony
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Darn nf IhankH

CORNISH, HARRY N. The family OF
IRE late HARRY NJ. CORNISH wishes
to express their sincere appreciation
TO relatives and friends for personal
calls, cards, telegrams, flowers and
all the other expressions Of sympa-
THE FAMILY.
TUCKER, EARL P. The family Of the
late EARL P. TUCKER wishes 70
express their sincere appreciation to
relatives, friends. and neighbors for
personal calls, cards. flowers and
al other expressions of sympathy.
THE FAMILY.
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KATzMAN, IsADORE.. Unveilil

KAUFMAN. ISADORE.. dwelling for
monument for the late ISADORE
KAUFMAN September 9, 1862, at
80 pm. at the Ohev Sholom
Talmud Torah Cemetery, 18th pl.
and Alabama ave. Sc. Friends and
relatives invited.
MRS. NELLIE KAUFMAN AND
FAMITY
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AnuFtltnDa

BOOBLY. PAUL. There viii be an I'M
veIlfng OF a monument in memory OF
PAUL BODILY. at pm. on sun
day, September 9. 1862. at Bnai
Israel Cemetery, Oxon Hill. Nd.
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DoWLING: THOMAS RAYMOND. On

Thursday, September 8, 1862, al
Arlington Hospital, THOMAS RAY
MoND BOWLING OF 46I5 South
80 St, Arlington, Va. beloved hus-
band Of Violet Winslow Dowling and
orother OF Mrs. Elizabeth d. conk-
Edwin and Clinton Bowling. Friends
may call at the Ives Funeral Home,
2s47 Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va,
where funeral services will be held
on Monday, September 10. at 10 am.
lnterment Columbia Gardens Gene
terry. The family suggests for those
who desire contributions may be
made to the Heart Association OF
northern Virginia. Inc. 500 North
Eogewood St, Arlington. Va. 9
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KRIIT, HARRY. A monument in mem
DRY Of the late HARRY KRITT. will
be unveiled on Sunday, September
3, 1862, at IL am, at King
David Cemetery. Friends and rela-
tiVeS are invited 3
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THOMAS n. An emergent
communication Of Potomac
Lodge No. 5. F. A. A. NJ, is
called for 1870 pm, on
Sunday, September Q. 1862,
at the Ives Funeral Home,
2S47 Wilson blvd, Arling-
ton Va. for the purpose Of
chapel funeral services for
brother. THOMAS r. DOW
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September s, 1862, at his residence,
1852 Fairmont st. NV, ASHTON
FRAZIER. beloved husband Of Mrs.
Lucille Frazier, father Of Floyd
Frazier and Clarabell Wright. He
also leaves one sister, Mrs Mildred
J. Harvey; seven grandchildren, a
host Of nieces, nephews and many
friends. After IL noon Sunday.
September .. friends are invited
TO call at the Dovie Brooks & Otis
Allen Funeral Home, 18th st. and
Florida ave. NV, where services will
be held at / pm. Monday, Septem-
Der 10, the Rev. Carlton w. Veazey
officiating. Interment Carver Me-
mortal Cemetery.
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HAMILTON, CHARLOTTE E. On

day. September I, 1862. at Northern
EoTTE a E. DI HAMILT hosPit ot 5s SaAs s
First ST., Arlington, Va, beloved
wife Of Robert A. Hamilton, mother
Of Richard A., Ralph E, and David
L. Hamilton, daughter of Mrs.
George Davis Of Long Island, N. Y.
She also is survived by three sisters
and one brother. Friends may call
at the Arlington Funeral Home,
1901 N. Fairfax dr.. Airing ton, Va,
where memorial services will be
held on Monday, September ~, at
IL am. Interment private. 8
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HARTER. JOHN ROBERT. In Hyannis.
on September Z, 1867, JOHN ROB
ERT HARTER, aged 50, Of Baltl-
more, Nd, husband Of Ethel v.
(Thomasj Harter and father of
James R. R. Harter Of Bethesda,
Md. Private funeral services will
be held Tuesday, September II, at
the Koch Funeral Home, State
College, Pa.
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KURTZ, FRANCES P. Sunday, Septem-
Der 9, at / pm, at the District Of
Columbia Hebrew Lodge Cemetery,
3233 18th pl, sc. Friends and
relatives invited. Rides can be pro-
vided for. Please call SS2-l4S4.
HERMAN KURTZ AND THE FAM
lily
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- rhmza MILL "aa aHlLI' SuudgnIy'
n BEDFORD. Pa. Si MARY MARoAiRRpg5Tl
FOLEY Of 5215 Western ave. NV,
the beloved daughter OF Paul and
Evelyn Buscher Foley, sister OF
John j.. IL; Bernard F. and Robert
=; Foley. Funeral from the Timothy
ave. NV. on Tuesday, September
II, at $3.50 am. Requiem mass at
81. Ann s Church, Wis. ave. and
Yuma ST.. NV, at 10 am. Inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Rela-
funeral home on Saturday after s
pm. IN
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LAPKoFF, THEODORE. There will be
an unwilling of a monument in
LA sPISeS on Sunday. septembeT Is.
1862, at 1915 pm, at the B'nai
Israel Cemetery, OXon Hill, Nd.
Friends and relatives invited.
SQ.IaIS
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JACKERsoN, ISIDORE. There will be
an unwilling Of a monument in mem
DRY of the late ISIDORE JACkEIS-
1862, at l2:45 pm, at the B'nai
Israel Cemetery, Oxon Hill, Nd.
Friends and relatives invited.
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JOHN j., ST. on Fri
day. September z. 1862, at George
ME I4ap aTS 1c Hospital; JOHN z
Powhatan ST., Arlington, Va, be.
loved husband of Margaret S. Fitz-
patrick. father of John J. Fitz-
patrick, jr., of Arlington. Va:
Robert P. Fitzpatrick Of Fails
patrick Of Vienna. va. and brother
OF Mrs. Theresa Godin of Massa
chusetts. Also survived by five
grandchildren. Friends may call al
the Robert J. Murphy Funeral Home
1924 Columbia pike. Arlington, Va.
after 10 am. Sunday, September
9. where there will be a recitation
Of the rosary at S:45 pm Monday
September 10. Requiem mass viii
be Offered at 1890 am. Tuesday
september / I, at st. James Church
Fails Church, Va. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery IN
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HARTFORD, PHILIP B. On Friday,
September Z, 1862, at Doctors Hos
pitsl, PHILIP B. HARTFORD of 14OS
18th st. NV, beloved husband Of
Mary Frances Hartford, father of
Emma L. Hills, Frances H. Harris,
Phyllis Kelly and Caroline Hartford
and brother Of Ada Murray, George
and Vaughan Hartford. Also survived
by four grandchildren. Services will
be held at the Birch Funeral Home,
1894 NJ st. NV, on Monday. Sep
TENDER 10, at > pm. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. y
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7. JOSEPH. All officers and
members Of Columbia Lodge
No. So, 1. B. P. o. E. of W.,
are notified Of the death Of
Brother JOSEPH MURRAY.
Session Of sorrow. Saturday,
September 8, at $3.50 pm.
Elks service Sunday, Sep
o. from Malvan s. Schey Fu-
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BESSIE. A monument in
$3.50 a .ke l.te EEEEIE ERIED-

memory Of the late BESSIE FRIED-
MAN will be unveiled on Sunday
September 9. 1862, at l. noon. 81
Beth Sholom Conversational Gene
terry, 470S NJ st., Capitol Heights,
Nd. Friends and relatives invited.
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DONOVAN, ELIZABETH SULLIVAN.
On THURSDAY, September 8, 1862,
at National Institutes Of Health,
Bethesda, Nd, ELIZABETH sULLI-
VAN DONOVAN Of IO2O4 Georgia
a ave- Si ne spring mo. Nd. 6eleysd
Of George J. Donovan and sister of
Denis and the late John Sullivan
81 New York, N. Y; Mrs. Godfrey
Reidy and Mrs. Michael O'Brien OF
Silver Spring, Nd; Patrick Sullivan
and Mrs. Thomas Murphy Of Castle
surviving are two grandchildren.
Funeral from the Timothy Hanlon
Funeral Home, 474S Wis. ave NV,
on Monday, September 10. at 9:I5
an. REQUIEM mass at st. John the
Evangelist Church. Silver Spring,
Heaven Cemetery. Newport, R. l.,
papers please eopy) o
DOUGLAS. COL. LEWIS BRADLEY.
USA RETIRED. On Wednesday, Sep
TEMPER 3. 1852. ct his home, Kill
LEY DOUGLAS, beloved husband
Of Hilda Marie Douglas, father Of
Miss Mildred v. Douglas of Wash
ington, D. c., and DR.. David L.
DOUGLAS Of Lynnfield. Mass; broth
er of Mrs. Msude Delano Of War
Oldham. Va: Edward P. Douglas Of
Oldham. Va, and George r. Douglas
OF Arlington, Va. Funeral services
will be held at the Port Meyer
CHAPEL Monday, September 10, a.
pm, Interment Arlington National
IN lieu Of flowers, donations be
made to the Lancaster County Can
Ger Fund, co Chairman, Kilmar-
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PECKNAY. ALBERT. Suddenly, on Fri

G TENDER :. 1862, HETTIE B Foo II
Of 427 prince George St, Laurel,
Nd, beloved mother of 1t Col.
William c. Poole Cretired). Funeral
services at the Donaldson Flu
neral Home, 3l3 Talbot ave-,
Laurel Nd, on Monday' september
callers on Sunday, September q.
from rs pm. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. 8
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1rathH

WARREN S. On THURSDAY,
September 8, 1862, WARREN s.
JOHNSON. devoted father Of Harold
s. johnson and son Of Charles z.
johnson. Also surviving are other
relatives and many friends. Notice
Of funeral later. Family may be
contacted at 1896 R st. NV. Apt.
81. Arrangements By MCGUIRE, Inc.
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ANDRES, NICHOLAS NORMAN. Mem

ri bers OF Mount Hermon
IN Lodge No. l7S. Hyattsville.
IN Nd, are requested to at
IN W. tend Masonic memorial
MAY services at Gasch's Funeral
NJ Home. Hyattsville. Nd, on
" Sunday, September q, 1852,
at pm, for Brother NICHOLAS
N. ANDRES late member OF Poly
technic Lodge No. 925. Fort Worth.
Tex.
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CORN, IRVING. There will be an
unwilling Of q monument in memory
of IRVING CORN on Sunday,
September Q. 1862. at 1900 noon,
at D. C. Lodge Cemetery, 18th ST:
and Alabama ave. sc. Friends and
relatives invited rs
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BOWLING, THOMAS RAYMOND
~ This is to notify officers
N~SA and members of the Sheet
MAW-S,M Metal Workers Local, No.
NIX Iii l02, of the death OF
ENSo WI Brother THOMAS RAY
'NSsZ MOND BOWLING, who
passed away on September
8, 1852. Brothers and friends may
call at the Ives Funeral Home,
2S47 Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va.
Services will be held at the funeral
home at 10 am. Monday. Inter-
ment Columbia Gardens Cemetery,
Arlington blvd, Arlington, Va. Cribs
TA, sssssessment Nc; 10 g.
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KID PHILIP b. An emtTgtNL
communication of Potomac
Lodge No. 5, F. A. A. M,
i is called for S:45 pm. Sun
W day, September 8, 1862. at
W the Birch Funeral Home,
- 3O34 NJ ST. NV, Washing
ton. D. c.. for the purpose
Masonic chapel fu-
services for our late brother,
Up B. HARTFORD.
NRDON w RROWNE w M
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seUtember 5, is62, at Long Island,
N. Y. HAYDEN A. PRYOR, beloved
husband of Adelaide 1. Pryor, father
of Mrs Evelyn Benigno, brother Of
Hunter. Guy and Joseph Pryor.
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home, 4th st. and Massachusetts
ave. ne, where services will be
held on Monday, September 10, at
IL. am. Interment Cedar Hill
Milford chronicle., 1962-03-23
Exercise Care In
Flying Your Kite
Continued from page one)

The point about avoiding wet
cords and metal is of course the
danger of getting an electric shock
if the kite should accidentally
touch an electric wire. There is a
double hazard in that situation
the danger of injury to the kite
flier and of damage to the electric
wires, causing Inconvenience to
neighbors.
Another danger associated with
kite flying, Mr.. Mcconnell said, is
the danger that a youngster con-
centrating on the kite will run in
to the path of car or truck. That
danger should be avoided by flying
kites in safe open places away
from traffic, he suggested.
The safety official also noted
that people have been killed trying
to repeat Benjamin Franklin's ex-
pertinent with kites and lightning.
Don't play with lightning" he
continued.
Mr.. Mcconnell said the kite is
named for the bird of prey of the
same name, noted for its ability to
soar high and to glide for long
distances. Enjoy flying your kite
by following simple safety precau-
tions and don't fall prey to the
danger of getting hurt" he said,
Milford chronicle., 1962-03-23
Sussex COP Women
To Meet March %
Continued from page one)

The work session was the Fifth
Young Republican National Lead
ership Training School, unique
session in practical politics, con-
Quoted by the District of Columbia
Young Republican Club and the
Young Republican National FEEDER
alton Participants in the school
heard COP leaders outline plans
for the 1862 election campaigns,
discuss party philosophy and took
part in organizatiOnal work k
courses.
Party officials said this was the
biggest national COP work session
since the 1860 Republican Conven-
ton.
AS a part of the school, 40 teams
of Young Republicans canvassed
Washington area precincts to find
potential Republican voters. t h e
voter census is a part of new
precinct course being formulated
by the COP to build big city or
ganizations.
1t will be of interest to Sussex
County women to hear further de-
tails of this important conference
and to obtain information for ways
and means of incorporating this
data in the 1862 campaigns in Del
aware and Sussex County. There
will be time allotted for questions
at the conclusion of the panel dis
cussions. All interested persons
are invited to attend
Milford chronicle., 1962-03-23
ATS Corner

The following is a part of a let
Milford's Austrian AFSer, Uta Ga
briel.
oath of February, 1862
One week ago we had an ATS
meeting in Linz. Until now there
was no representation in our city.
Some of the parents of the ATS
students and the chairman of all
Austrian AFSers, Mr.. Lore Krebs,
of Vienna, were there. We shall
meet again next week in our home.
Uta will try to get permission to
speak to the parents of the stu
dents of other grammar schools in
Linz, to tell them what ATS means
and try to find places for Ameri-
can students in Austria Parents of
AFSers have meetings from time
to time.
Our older daughter, Erika, fin
ished her exams at the University
and is now on holidays. The last
fortnight she was skiing in the
mountains in Obertauern. We had
a great storm last week and much
snow. Erika was showed in for 2
days. Last Friday the road was
made passable again, and she re-
turned to the mountains The next
day we read in the newspaper that
the place where she stayed was a
gain inaccessible because of ava
lanches which had come down on
the road. Erika told us that on the
parking lots in front of the hotel,
the cars had been showed in so
far that it was necessary to mark
the place with flags in order to
find the cars again. Unfortunately
there was also heavy gale in the
northern parts of Europe. The
dikes burst and big parts of the
country were overflowed For in
stance, in Hamburg many people
lost their homes and property.
Uta is now in bed with the flu,
but it is not too bad. She is also
a little homesick for you and A
merica.
Best regards and love
from us all,
Herte and Carl
Early New England laws COM
PEELED men to have their hair trim
med regularly, around a cap
Milford chronicle., 1962-03-23
Natl. Wildlife Week
Now Being Observed
continued from page one)

Delaware Chapter of OAR: Wal
ter Earhart, rkwood-Delawar
Federation of Sportsman and Con-
servation Clubs; Mrs. Frances
Stavely, Newark-Delaware Con
servation Education Association;
Robert Struble, Yorklyn-Red Clay
Valley Association; DR.. Ruth Cor
nell, Wilmington Public Schools,
Secondary Science Department.
An added feature this year is a
Conservation M a erials S Refer
ence List prepared by the Della
ware Conservation Education Asso-
citation. This photography has al
ready been highly recommended by
some of our science teachers.
Milford chronicle., 1962-03-23

Mr.. and Mrs. James Smack en-
tertained at dinner on Sunday, the
following guests, Mr.. and M S.
Laurence Sullivan of Pennington,
and Mrs. Emma Morgan They had
a very enjoyable time and a most
delicious dinner
Milford chronicle., 1962-03-23

ice and interment was in Green's
boro Cemetery She is survived by
her husband, Charles Koeneman,
two sisters and several nieces and
nephews. The survivors have the
deepest sympathy from the com
munity.
Milford chronicle., 1962-03-23

Mr.. and Mrs William Manlove
and children David and Linda
spent Saturday and Sunday, March
10 and II, in Houston and Laurel
The last payment was made on
Tuesday of this week on the
Church School Educational Build
Milford chronicle., 1962-03-23
FOR A LIVELY TIME

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP)-
A road sign out in the fishing cOun-
try near here reads:
Three m e S to beer and
worms"
Milford chronicle., 1962-03-23

ings. The Third Sunday Building
Fund offering will continue. The
next project is paving the parking
lot and drive at the church.
Ever add pinch or two of
ground ginger to red cabbage that
is being cooked sweet-sour style?
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RELP MEN

PRODUCTION sUPvR.-Perm. DO
sition for man with supervisory
ability. exper in assembly and
wiring of transistorized printed
circuit board. 5 days. To S5, 1900.
POTOMAC EMPL.. oil King st..
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For Arlington Garden apt. some
rental experience required. Pre-
able Immediately. Good salary
and or . bedrm. apt. Send
resume to MT Orton, SHANNON
a kUcHS; 124 14th st. NV,
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RESIDENT JANIToR for coop apt
bldg. .All-round handyman able to
accept responsibility. Personal and
employment record must pass in
vestigation. Salary plus apt. and
benefits. Write or come in for
apDlication. no phone calls. Ed
MUND J; FLYNN CO.. 735 Wash
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HELP MEN

to work 8 evenings per week from
8 pm. to 8 pm. Apply personnel
9 an. to 2 pm Monday through
Friday. PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL,
1IsI UarnnIrn sfrast n q
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HELP MEN
SALESMAN

Excellent opportunity for mature.
experienced salesman. Must be
married. have late-model car. Last
years earning minimum Of $500,
interested In better position with
guaranteed future. Box 3s7-A,
Gfnr
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RETIRED MAN interested in sup
plementing income to assist in
maintaining small trailer park.
Liv. quarters furn. Must be single,
sober, reliable and have Va. driv-
er'S lie so b-76SO
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RFAI. FSTATF sGTFsdIN

You can make more money work.
ing Tor US in our modern. air
in picture brochuring for listings
and insist on complete up-to-date
maps, plat books. Lusk and cross
directory for securing informa-
tion. Maintain 24-hr. answering
service. are members of Multiple
Listing. National Association OF
Realtors and Northern Va. Board
OF Realtors. Training classes for
va: state exam: for those want
profession. Starting Friday eve.
August 8. PHONE IA: 2-430O.
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IL ESTATE Statesmen 121

needed to round out our sales
force. II YOU are experienced in
Northern Virginia and have
proven sales record and want to
make a five figure income we
can use YOU. Members OF NILS,
modern new office. terrific To-
ter. Call Mr.. Herring or MI. Vim
cent at HU. 1-5e00, HEARING
REALTY. INC.
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RESIDENT ENGINEER
RESIDENT MANAGER

New garden-type apts.. excellent
salary. plus apt. and private phone
Immed. employment. Refs. con-
fidential. Write Box 3S6-D, Star.
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REAL ESTATE Statesmen = Az
gressive office needs additional
men. Choice Of 3 payment plans.
bonus and future security offered.
II you want to make money call
Mr.. Peterson.
PARAMOUNT SALES. HA. 2.lSOO
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RIAL ESTATE AGENTS

Semi-retired. or part-time. men
or women as neiRhborhood res.
or farm agents. 50es to 70Fs list
and sales comm. JOHN O'BRIEN,
RE. b-4797.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-09-25
Mrs. J. L. Dillon,
County Native, Dies
At Victoria, n

Mrs. Matte Crute Dillon, n.
wife of James Leslie Dillon. of
Victoria, died Monday, Sept. "a,
at her home.
a native of Prince Edward
county, she was born March 4.
1895. She was a member of Vic
torla Baptist Church and active
in its women's Bible class and
missionary society. Mrs. Dillon
was also a member of the East
ern Star.
In addition to her husband, she
is survived by a sister, Mrs.
Writ H. Hamilton, Of Darlington
Heights: a brother, Norvell C.
Crute. of Lynchburg, and a num-
Der of nieces and nephews.
Funeral services will be held
at 3 pm. Tuesday at Spring
Greek Baptist Church, Darling
ton Heights, with interment in
the church cemetery. The re-
mains rest at Doyne Burger Flu
neral Home at Farmville. The
family requests that flowers be
omitted.