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Atty WILLIAM 7. PATRICK. sr
io3t Farmer Street

Atty WILLIAM 7. PATRICK. sr.
lo3t Farmer Street
STAT Or MICHIGAN
y Ifk CIRCUIT COURT FOR TIE
OJNrf or WAYNE ~ CIIANCFKY
CHARLES HOWARD REYNOLDS
iainuf. -. LUCILLE REYNOLDS.
~ session OF IA abov, entitled
-ourt held In the City-cou Build
"a ~ the Cits of Detroit Count,
of Wayne and State OF Michigan this
Oh uss Oi Has A.D I9s.
PRESENT. Hon JAMES MONTAN.
CircuN judge
a~'eaT NJ bs AffIdavif hereto
attached, that tho defendant no;
rcs-d,ni % Michigan but that her
asi known place OF residence wa. at
,p,rrrr Wcsi Virginia
o. not:or Of WILLIAM 4 PAT
IN ST Atiorncy for plaintiff.
u ORDERED Tint the defendant
~ q. hs Attorney. within three
Month from date hereof, or the
BlH OF Complaint will be taken A.
rOnfcsscf against her
IT Is FURTHER ORDERED. that a
rue copy ot this Order 10 Appcar
- mailed 10 the last known address
of the defendant. By registered mail.
rrturn receipt requested; and. that q
rue copy Of said order TO Appear
bc published accordins e Law
JAMES MONTANTE, Circuit Judge
= TRCT COPY
EDCAP N BRANfCIN. Clerk
LIN Ion c CARTER, Deputy Clerk
6.l6-s-1i-6.
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STATE " MICHIGAN
PKOBAIs COlaI fOA TIE
cot MY OF WAYNE

-4AlE W f4l-4l4iI.4N
PnOBAIE COlAI tOR TIE
COUNTY or WAYNE
S. Soma
~ SESSION Of tlc Probate Co4rl
frt SEQ lo4nls Q. WsAnt he'd ..
irt rEoozfe Court Room n the C4ty
g. Ott:o.i on lie -Stn -. G. Ne.
~ .Ae feas on- tlo-sanl E-nl i.4.4
cEcc and siSty-,ac AD
Ps.ESE>I HON FRANK ; sly.
v -NSa4 Judge % PROBATE
~ iA> A.a.teT oi TIE Estate OF
AlDCSIt hiNSnl Deceased
-. r~s1.n- anc il4ins ,ht petition
q FEc.da Aaurcy prsslnz tnst sc.
-i-f--s-.sl.on o. ssld esss.e D. grant.
80 -, Aefst.i y. sOiae otntl su.tso4e
I. H ordered, ,ha, the TA.rd cs,
icfI noon a. ss.d tD-T. Room De
apro.nltc a.. n1ar.n- ssid url,,.on.
And J. j. far.acf Ordered. That A
Cops o. ta.s orucs o. pubnshed
once " Cscn ~eck for three weeks
con~ecut.sess pIctlous 10 aid tine
- hearing ~ the DETROIT TIL.
b ~ q nen spsplr printed and CIR.
culat@c n se.c count, ot XaVnc
PrOoat
/ 90 hereby certify that have
compared tne for, go.nS copy wlth
tne or.S.1al C0ps thereof and have
ioInc the SAME 10 be a correct
u n o. --ch Or.g.nal record.
Deieo Ma, :. i-51
SESiL \ BLhNARD, Deputy Pro-
D.. s.cS4stcr
= s-o--..-o-
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GOOD SHEPHERD
BAPTIST YOUTH DAY

Remember Nov Thy Creafcr
r ine Days II Thy Youth Wss
he theme used by the Y0gnr
people e Good Shepherd BspfIs'
Church IN Observance e their
annual Day Morning speaker
was Mss JOAnn Hard. Pres Of
the z L.. and the afternoon
speaker was Larry Benson. of
the Young Peoples Choir Mrs
J D Davis. chairman. T Henri.
hand " Adams. Rosemary Nc.
Conncl. ". C., Rev J D DAVIS.
pastor.
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Social & Church

~ t.ssses Nll. - fs1erf each
I.esysy : an Th.ryssy evenings
ftfr.rg : .esscns i, S.ncss Schco.
Arr. .r.strsiion ,<,o. II Romans.
i-g ~ Gospe. cf : John
1-..Dnsl evangelist snt he.
ogs0s Pc .s,rs'ior iee g ~ To
.,.c, Z. covered - free VII
ct:e-cz hes Je1l y Broke.
Fcs,cer snc President Re, Ro-
ser' Ararsfrcrg Wee Pres Rev
.Csyt<rn Z Williams Jr Regis.
,.ss
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NOTICE OF NEARING CLANS
LILLIAN Dotoeh
AorziosssrSsrfx

STATi or MICHIGAN
THk PROBATE COURT FOR as
Tux COUNTY or WAYNE be-
Nc. <si-5s7
In the Matter OF the Estate ~
GkORCk AARON Deceased
Nossce is herebs giser ,nsi AZ
Cr- l.-Drs OF $40 deceased ar, re-
cuirec &c present their claims ~
NE.i.ng and under oath < SAD
our a. the Probate Office IT Se
Cts O. Deiroi; IN laid COUNTY sla
20 s<rc q copy Thereon upor Lillian
Eoldtn. ADMINISTRATOR OF said es;a'ti
-0l3 Northlawn. Detroit u. Nichlssa
on OF before the Soth day o. Angus,
AC lSox and that such CAIN w
D. heard b. said court. before Judge
lR-i>h SzIN.A>SnS II oA.
Room Nc i1ll City County Building
ir the ct, ol Detroit IN saic o4n
I. on the 3oth day OF August, A.
49, al two o'clock an the afternoon
l~tcc June II i962
FRANZ ;. SZfM.ANSki, Judgt OF
PROBATE.
uc hereby certify ths, have
comps rcc tht forcgolne copy VIII Wy
or.s4nai rvcord ii1erco. and n4's
found the same &c DC CcffsY
trsn-cripi o. sucr orie.nsl EeeoIa
Dated juno IL ie6x.
ALLDN n LDiSON Depuis fIo
bat. Register ,
Pubnsncd IN the DETROIT IRl'
Bl>s onct cacn ~ces 10. 'nI.e
~N>A- s-cccss.sN. ~.th.r tihiH
da> from Ih1 dat. hcreci
o--S-s-s-6-
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LEGAL NOTICES


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: TRJs coPi
EDsAP ,. D.-.NlO4 Cle.k
?. : aJ An De pats C.eIA
.----t 49,
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SUMNER SCHOOL

The Community school of The
Z bic ITO " Warren. began
their summer school session
Tuesday June - Aug. Is
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Arrs. crA1LES sEsxi~s
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A TzyE COPY
EDCAP u BRANCH Cen
CLINTON { cARTER- Ds7-;s c.stt
sorIcE OF HEAaise CLANS
sTATT or Michigan
-HE PROBATE ColKT sos
TIE CoJ<rf or wAlN.
= ~ Mater Ct ire Essu 4
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: as.-. and on1er osit Z. s2
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Crs of Detroit. IN sac o--s,.
and &c serve a copy .he-rci spoc
ne ~, l. Heatlrs kxscu:ci G. al
estate q. lD1e Broadway. S-.;e -
Detrcss - Nlchlgzr - G. o<isa
ihe 1Ssn CAP cf Arglx Al
an6 thxs sach claims ~l- = aesft
:, szfc ccur1, before JadEs kASEsf
- -RQEHM IN Cocr. Ro.ozs - III,
CT, Coarty B-Lc-1E r. t1e C.,s q
Dxtrcis n said County c. trs -
czy q A1gsss. AD. iss. 4. 80
c'clocs ir fhs sfterrcon
Dstec }Gn< - 1884
ERNEST c BoEHM Judss u PIE
oss<
DC hereby eertifs TIA, 1sst
ccri, ,A4rCc the foregc.ns COZ -
-, or.ziExl RECORD the-ecf arc as.t
foInr srt same &c DC errscS
irsnScrip; Q. such. originz .e. .
Datcc juno Is 1851
ALLkS z EDISON Dcp-.. Pro.
pa Regsteg
P-o.1shec N tho DETROIT IN
b ~ once each wcck tc- iaitt
@tck s-cccSs4scls within ANY
-. from ihc date hereof
-~--. 60 j,
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Atty. JESSE G. WILL iAMs
i3os orosswsy - Suite .cs lo|

i3os er3sswsy SUITE 4cs loI
STAT. or MICHIGAN
IN Tffk CliI Lif tOlkl fuk liit
COUNTY or MANNL IN CHAM hhi
S.AASEL ID. WOOL P4ailiiha "
M.AI.i WOOL Defendant.
No. k77-7e7 ,
ORDER OF APPEARANCE H.,
At . session o. sssd IoUrs htio
in the City-Coun,y Buildins ir the
I.ty OF Detroit, Counts "a "alns
ano State o. Michigan. on the IAN
uas o. MAJ A.D 1854. "
PRESENT: HON. NATHAN 4
NJ .af,N CTcuit sudgC
ii appearing that the detendSn.
y not rcs.ucn, Of thn stale ous
resides In the City OF chicago aNt
Ia. stat. o. Illinois; -,
II II ORDERED that the dcfenu%M
enter her appearance ir thu csn%
or o. before g5i three months frnV
the date oi this order. OF said by
o. Compliant viii be taken a. con-
fcssed -A.
IA II FURTHER ORDERED that .
copy of tins ordcs be sent by ceiu
fed mad 10 said defendant, sduIss
scd TO fSi West 6ist Place, Chicsss'
II, limos. her last known sddresf
and A not received PERSONAL, ~
said defendant az least twenty ~
dss- before the time prescribed iV'
appearance thai this order be pun
iishcd a. required BY Law
NATHAN : KAUFMAN. Circu"
Judg 80
A TRUE COPY ~
EDCAn NJ BRANrCiN. CLERK. II
r GALLAGHER, DEPUTY CLERKS
o-1S-i-1s-s2
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rI,c,s VI man pfVctsscu Iii.rraseu irVn ~ Dif
lion in 1851 to 2 billion pieces in 1861 The
Detroit Post Office Employs 100, men and wo-
men with an annual payroll Of nearly $40 mil
lion
Assistant Postmaster General Belen himself
native Of Lansing, Michigan. came from Wash.
ingron, TO spend two full days, discussing with
Postmasters wide variety Of Postal -naftefsg
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-23

Postmaster Enwafu l. BAKER. Of DeTOit, maue
a report on growth and progress in the Detroit
POST Office lic presented his report the State
group and 10 Assistant Postmaster General Fred
crok { Belcn. official representative Of the Post
master General
Mr Baker pointed out that Detroit Postal Re-
cepts in 1861 amounted 10 S46,038,762 as com
pared to S29630S93 for Calendar year 1851.
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Ne. tz1-7ts
0cnEE or nllal ffARfAA

O~OEN " FQbLt( = IlON
- scs.or q aid Corr held in
~ -4t-tcIr.s Building lr the City
.. Detroit Nssnc Count Michl.an
lr tho is; cay Oi Ma, AD isSz
PRESk$T HON NATHAN J kAUF.
= tA> Circuit Judge
J. appc sr.n- b. sffdasi. hereto al.
achcc .nsi TIC dcfendsr. Br,an,
par1eA D. not . ~ .lccnt 0f the
v'ais o. " cnig>n but ths. his last
sno~r address D. Rural Free Deli,
~. Cspps-Ov n Alabama
o. MOTION of Samuel J Harris.
.,t0rnc1 TO-. Plaintiff.
II l. ORDERED that tho defendant
niti p appearance IN n. csuse
lr D. before three months from the
'ftc Of thls order or that the Bil
COMPLAINT flied herein bc taken as
17fe ssf anT that laid order be
ersee end pubiishco as required
D. lat.
NNTHAS J KAUFMAN, Circuit
'1dg
= TRUr COPY
EDGAR VI BRANIGIS. Clerk
y GALLAGHER, Deputy clerk.
g. if-e-
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Att. SAMUEL }. HARRIS

STAT g. gICE.SAN
- 7iiF CIRCUIT COURT FOR TIE
OLST4 Or W1fNE - CHASCERY
kLLA NAE PAkNELL Plaintiff "
yRiAN4 PARNEL-L Defendant
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CorobeI Todd
RCA Supervisor

Mrs carsbel Todd. $3.50 Ste
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DRIVE SAFELY

DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JUNE %, 1862
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SAT- o. NJ e -
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Cxsr NTt or EAfSf L. CEstrEzl
NAE-HA E-sCEE AA-g-,S
r.azA4l. - aA.---> A-.-.S
The Adak sun., 1962-08-20

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COOP APIS. FOR SALE

BRANDYWINE AND so. CAP.
S7.O00-1st fir, 1-bedrm., liV. rn1s
dinette, kit, bath. 1s-blk. stores
and transp. Ewes. Mr.. FRYE,
5S3-3S94. JOHN L. SHELTON,
Realtor, 10. $4,000.
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ARLINGTON, N, close In; 2 bed.
rms, large din. rm., newly re-
decorated; S135. ST. 3-5571.
ARL., n, Country Club HIS
Gracious 4-bedrm., 8-bath home.
FINISHED IDhnS. SssS,k rms 9sIpy nslG, lGysly
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HOUSES FURR. TO RENT
HOUSES UNFURR. TO RENT

AIR CONDITIONED, 4 bedrm,.,
cen, rec. rm:, garage. Kenwood
Cub area. MARY w. MCGOWAN,
OIL. 6-917s. Ewes, OIL. 4-3l96.
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air cond. Oak Ridge Elem, Guns
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, story home; 2 bedrmS;, Ia baths.
off.street parking, garbage disn.'
walking distance to public and
parochial schools close 20 NH
vitro. 1BM, WRAMC. S133.bO and
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/, GARDENS. Mrs. Barrett, Res.
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rms. 8 baths. fam. rm.. cleo. kit.
with .dishwasher. nylon carpet,
gar, boat dock, water skiing ct
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windows and doors. EQUIP. Kit,
gas heat. fenced I'd. M. schools.
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HOLLY HOUSE

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T st. N.W.-Lge. furn. or unfurn
effie. apis. Air eond., roof-top
patio, elev. service, laundry facils
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Padded vans. DE. 2-4435 y
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p iced vans. LII. van, 2 men,
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BUXLEY MOVERS = rms. $50
up. Padded vans. Immed. long
dist. serv. Storage. AID. 2-SS22.
EDELMAN MOVING, STORAGE
Will accept surplus furniture as
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Truck and 2 men. SO an hour.
CALL 462-3047
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3 a}sE i|||s}E I t[!IE|I] tI!|I
The Adak sun. (Adak, Alaska) 1955-1976, 1962-02-05
ADAK SUN
OVER

we WOu1d llKe TO welcome miss CarYl Smt
Irwin Smith. Miss Smith plans visiting her parents
the University of Washington Seattle.
pleasant one, Caryl.
Also would like to TOoN, SKI, R. Wales,
C. LANCASTER, ENC, D. UIAs, AC2, J. BLOT, BM2 ILL., B
BLOWERS, CN, and ]. ulW1EY, SN.
On Saturday, 27 January farewell party held
CHIEF Mrs. Hayes, Chief Mrs. Stiler Chief
Chief Bowers and Master So. Gehw buffet befttng tn
provided by Chef King formerly befttingy describe
Of the V l39 Chef King ouid himself wi tn both
mary effort presentation of gifts made to de-
Under of the highest affection
an and Gene Freeman all the guests Rita
Will be playing Friday Saturday night at the Carl
want them. To departing friends wish fond fare
the Caribou Club your
Thursday, February, Mrs. E. Mi lewsk SURPRISED Mrs.
Guests Mrs. NJ. Scott, Mrs. S. Grant, Mrs. NJ Sh
J. Dixon and MIS- G. Tomasulas played
Mrs. Dixon & Mrs. Shaloo Everyone had good timeo
On February 7th, s and Mrs. Leroy Anderson, UTE,
for Point gu, California; M. and Mrs. Robert Holmes,
leaving for the Great Lakes Mr.. and Mrs. Kelsey Ohinger
leaving for San Diego, California; Mr. and Mrs. ovlle
TO China Lake, California and Mr. Edwin Clayton
. Adeu to all of you. We would also like to 600
G Harrington, So Pr Quevedo, R2, Theodore
A, Robbie Robinson, SKSN Wayne Burdbn, EOI2 Lindel
Dairy, ADJ3, Norman Wiegosz, 2 T. R. Richter, Rme,
Wilkins, Fa and R. A. Allarcon, Tn.
belated birthday wish goes out to Mrs. Pauline Eggl
9th of January.
Nh. Mrs. "wlly" Williams have received for
departure date isn't definite yet.
Congra tu1ations to Mn Mrs. Merrill
Tuesday, January 30 She weighed in at lbs,
Be1ated anniversary wishes 60 out to Mr. and Mrs.
their third on the oath of january.
Acheck wi tn the Blubbers finds them pleased
week Diet light losses pounds
ed and Blubber who is plans
pite.
We hear that Gunner Browns lump in pocket billiards
Evening star., 1962-01-17
Mrs. Dawson
Is Bond
Chairman

Mrs. Thelma N. Dawson
has been named chairman of
the Women's Savings Bonds
Committee of Washington for
1862. succeeding Mrs. Mar
garet B. Tyler, 1861 chair
man.
Mr.. Edward C. Blatz, D. C.
Savings Bond Committee
director, was to be host at a
reception honoring Mrs. Daw-
son and Mrs. Tyler at 4::30
pm. today in the board
room of the Perpetual Build
ing Association.
Mrs. Dawson, wife Of Mr..
Eugene G. Dawson of Falls
Church, is administrative
secretary of the Washington
Building q Construction
Trades Council.
Evening star., 1962-01-17

Of a pattern so as to make a
blouse from it. haven't seen
many blouse patterns that I
like, but I have some dress
patterns that would make
pretty blouses. Thank you.
Mrs. E. M. B.
Answer: Following the dia-
gram, lengthen the center
front the necessary amount.
Lengthen the side seam,
but enlarge it a bit at the
waiStline, as shown, and then
make it even larger and
shape it below the waist so
it is loose enough over the
hips.
Since a dress bodice has a
single point dart, you'll have
to convert it into a two point
dart, extending it below the
waist the same amount as
above the waist. The back
piece is altered in the same
manner.
4 y 4
Question: When under
lining a skirt, and stitching
the two fabrics together as
one, I can't keep them to-
gether to form a neat dart.
The undermining always slides
out, especially at the point,
and it's a mess. What can
do? Mrs. E. L.
Answer: Mark on the un-
derlining the center dart line.
That is, the line from the
point Of the dart, right up
the center Of the top of the
dart. After you have basted
the undermining to the outer
fabric alone the side seams,
waiStline, and hem, baste
through this center marking,
bringing your stitches beyond
, the point of the dart. This
will hold the two fabrics to-
gether until you have ma
chine-stitched them. After
they are stitched, remove the
basting.
y y
Question: I have a favorite
dress, a cotton coat style. I
haven't been able to find any
pattern remotely like it, and
I am wondering if an ade-
quate pattern could be made
by taking the dress apart. Do
you have any suggestions?
. Mrs. E. B. w.
Answer: Yes. you can do
this quite easily. Take the
entire dress apart, ripping
seams carefully. Then, press
each piece SO that there are
no wrinkles in it and the
seams are pressed flat. The
most important thing is to
get your grain lines straight.
Find the straight of grain
OF each piece and mark it
with a long straight line as
they do on patterns. Be sure
you find the true straight Of
grain. If it's off, the piece
you cut will never hang prop
erly.
Copyright, 1862, Field Enterprises. Inc.
Miss Scott is oIwoys sIod to hear
from her readers, and whenever pos
sible will use their questions in her
column, but because Of the greet
volume Of mail received dolly, she
connot answer individual letters.
Because of the countless
questions receiued regarding
altering of dress patterns, Pa
triciG Scott has prepared a
netD booklet, "HoD to Alter
Your Dress Patterns" Which
giUeS complete Instructions
for altering so that finished
garments tDiH fit perfectly.
For your copy OF this guide to
correct fitting, tDrite to Pa
trictG Scott in care OF The
EUenSng Star, ircloSing a
long. Selt-addreSSed, stamped
enUelope and rs cents in coin
to coUer costs Of printing and
handling.
Evening star., 1962-01-17
Seams
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BY PATRICIA SCOTT
Contributing Writer

I am delighted to hear
from women who use i'm
agination in their sewing. It's
SO much fun to play around
with patterns combin-
ing two converting dress
tops into blouses or vice
versa, that I wish more
women would be more i'm
aginative.
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Question: Please tell me
how to adjust the waist part
Milford chronicle., 1962-05-04
l4o Delaware Families
Helped BY Red Cross
Continued from page one)

continued from page Onet
which the family had added to the
trailer prior to the disaster.
Of the total committed funds, ac-
cording to Myers, the greatest
amounts -$20,000-was for building
and repair assistance, and an ad-
ditional $4,000 went for needed
household furnishings. The re-
mainder, he added, was spent for
emergency mass care, medical and
nursing care for disaster-connect-
ed illnesses and injuries, and for
occupational supplies and equip
ment for small business owners.
While Red Cross disaster offices
in Delaware, New York and Md.
have closed, recovery work in New
Jersey and Virginia-hardest It
areas-is continuing To date, ac-
cording to Myers, Red Cross has
given assistance totalling $5S3,000
in direct disaster aid to over 3400
families in the five states. ''W e
are pleased" he said, ito have had
so many families back to normal
living by the Easter season, and
hope to finish our total job within
another two weeks"
Milford chronicle., 1962-05-04

daily living contemporary in date
with the woodwork. The Winter
thur Museum is recognized as con-
tanning the largest collection of
early American furniture an d
decorative accessories ever as
sembled During the Museum-Gar-
den Tour the collection is explain
ed to visitors by trained guides
and hostesses, organized by the
Junior League of Wilmington.
The Winterthur Gardens, which
Mr.. du Pont has developed over a
span of more than forty years, are
noted for the naturalized paintings
of spring flowers and shrubs, es-
pecially azaleas, which are out
standing for the range Ofe their
colors and their size. One group of
azaleas, new this year, is planted
along the "once-a-week wal k
where the sequence of blooms of
different varieties may be seen as
these plants blossom week apart.
Winterthur is located six niles
northwest of Wilmington on Rt.
SO, between Greenville and Center
vile, Delaware.
The Museum and Gardens are
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