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Milford chronicle., 1963-11-08

Hall. Mrs. Walter Moore and
committee will present a pro-
gram on International Relations.
The guest speaker will be Rev.
Olin Shockley, pastor of Asbury
Methodist Church, Harrington.
The program is open to the pub
lie. Serving with Mrs. Moore
are Mrs. j. Ashton Jester, Mrs.
A. C. Dill, Mrs. Benjamin Rash,
Mrs. James Pizadi1li and Miss
Nellie Hughes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Torbert
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Torbert
attended the wedding OF Miss
Mary Virginia Nutter and Frank
lin Harry Davidson at New Cas-
tie, Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William D. Ham :
mond, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
TorDert, Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn
Torbert, Mr.. and Mrs. Reed
Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs. CORTLAND
Dill, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Moore
and Leon Kent, all of FELTON,,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Olin Gooden
of Viola, attended a dinner party
given by DR.. Morris Cover at
Glasgow Arms, Newark, Satur-
day evening. They entertained at
cards at the home of DR.. Cover
in Newark after the dinner. The
occasion was in honor of Mrs.
Mildred Murphy's birthday.
1t. Colonel and Mrs. Frank
Anderson of Redbrook, N. j.,
and William Paskey, Sr., were
dinner guests of Mrs. Elva
Schmick last Friday evening.
Mrs. Byron Kemp, Jr., Mrs.
Harold Stayton, Mrs. Edna Sapp
and Mrs. Cora Killen spent
Thursday in Salisbury.
Mrs. Helen Harrington was a
guest of her son and daughter
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Har-
rington and sons of Trenton,
N. j., several days last week.
DR.. Lee Harrington Of Winston
Salem, N. c., was also a week
end guest of his brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Delong
and daughter Nanette we're guests
of Mrs. belongs parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Alan Breeding of
Bridgeville, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Carlisle
attended the funeral of Mr.. Harry
Bryant of Newark, on Saturday.
Miss Marie Carlisle attended
the wedding of Miss Joan Marvel
to Mr.. Alexander Pierce at
Avenue Methodist Church, Mil
ford, Saturday evening.
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-08

Mrs. Arthur Schockley of Snow
Hill.
Cafeteria Menu for week Nov.
II to Nov. Is:
Monday Milk, beef stew with
vegetables, mashed potatoes and
gravy, fruit salad, hot biscuits,
and butter, fruit or Dixie Doodle.
Tuesday Milk, submarine
sandwich, vegetable soup and
crackers, deep dish apple pie.
Wednesday Milk, baked ham
burg, mashed potatoes and gravy,
buttered kale, hot biscuits and
butter, fruit.
Thursday Milk, turkey pie,
mashed potatoes, buttered peas,
hot biscuits and butter, fruit or
applesauce.
Friday Milk, fried fish
sticks, scalloped potatoes, but
tered stringbeans, corn bread
and butter, fruit or choco ate
pudding.
Don't forget the Pancake Sup
per on November 9 at the Green
wood Fire Hall, sponsored by
the Friendship Class Of Green
wood Methodist Church. Serv-
ing from A to 8 p. m. Menu:
Pancakes, sausage, tomato juice,
coffee or milk. Price: $l.00 =
soc for children.
Keep in mind also that the
Friendship Glass is selling
Christmas Cards. Contact any
member of the class. Cards on
sale through December /.
News from the Mennonite
Church Bulletin: Glen Miller,
Jacob Miller, Memo Chupp, and
Willie Byler (of Dover) recently
spent a day laying blocks for a
building at the MCC headquar-
terS in Akron.
Margaret Schrock was glad
for the opportunity to go by hell
copter to serve with another
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-08
MATS NAVY

HONOLULU (AP) = The Mill
tary Air Transport Service in the
Pacific now has its own navy.
The non-mi1itary f1otil1a con-
sists of two boats NJ Geisha Girl
and Nancy's Two : moored at
lonely Wake Island.
The 14foot outb cards, long
sought to augment limited recre-
ationa1 facilities at Wake, will
be used by MATS aircrew mem
bers who stop over at the island
while on aircraft missions.
The arrival of the boats was
such big event on Wake that
Mrs. Nancy Bovee, wife of the
head of a Wake Island aircraft
contra ctual firm, named them and
launched them with two bottles
of champagne.
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-08

Frank o. Baynard; Saturday
evening, no service; Sunday even
ing, DR.. Charles Carpenter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Lofland
and children and Bruce Henry
spent Sunday with Mr.. Lofland' S
sister and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Woodrow Wilson in Georgetown.
Mrs. Jacob Hatfield and Ellen
and Horace Maloney, Jr., spent
Sunday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Sewer and family in Del
mar.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mariner
were Saturday evening guests of
the Jacob Hatfields.
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-08

Don't forget that you can crate
fresh coconut in an electric
b1ender. The fresh1ygrated coco
nut is delightful served as cur
ry accompaniment or sprink1ed
over fluffy white frosting atop
cake.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-20

ATTR. ! hedrm. ant. in new Inn
mac. bldg, picture windows, gar
bage disposal, storage, off st.
parking, Laundry rm., $50 plus
cleo, avail. Feb /, 1896 Naylor
I'd o III QqREO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-20
APIS. FURNlSHED-D.C.
(coNTlNUEp)
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hnche

GEORGETOWN--Attractive bache
lor apt. nicely turn., utils., conv
location. Sl10. FE. S-24lS.
GEORGETOWN--6 rooms and pch
avail March /, 5000 mo. Refs
Phone 337-5934,
GEORGETOWN, 1907 3lst st, NV
--Effic. for res;ned quiet gentle.
man, Overlooking beaut. Tudor
place, End floor front, $3.50.
coon HOPE RID. AREA S.E.-Mod
n-yr, -old apt, nice quiet spot,
newly fuCn, | b.r, liv. rm., din.
ms L, kit, tiled bath. Only SOS. 80
incl, utilsr laundry. 434-4344.
GROUND FIR. APT, with shower
pvt. entr. with yd. Kalorama and
Conn ave. For details 4R9 -N1nN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-20
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL

FIREPLACE WOOD. Seasoned oak
SI9 picr-un load Delivered,
stacked So extra EV i.Nt1i.
FIREPLACE wOOD, T8 cord
delivered Gail WA 6-3034 or
FV 4-lfGh.
TfRCPtAtE WOOD, seasoned slabs,
~ per - cord, 50 nor y cord
del Also Winding nv i-2ist
FIREPLACE WOOD
Mixed and seasoned for stove or
fireplace. Car trunk full or 3
rows m station wagon 10 top Of
seats, 80 SUNDAY ONLY, n.5.
None by the cord WAPiE $40
Duke 81, Alex Va Just west Of
Cameron station
FIREPL. WOOD Seasoned OAK sos
cord dumped SIS stacked. -" 81
n cord dumped, slA stacked.
8S1.GuHi anytime
FIREPLACE WOOD. cheap great
amount WA isnlGN.
SUIT OAK fireplace wood Deliv.
cred For further information cal
jU 1-u3B3
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APIS. FuRNIsHEp-Mp.
(CONTINUEDl


TAK0MA PARK, Eastern ave. -
effic. apt for ! person. S65 mo.
Utilities included. 5S9-3343,
TAKOMA FIX. - Nicely furn. liv.
rm,, bedrm., din, kit, bath.
Couples only. 500 mo. JU, 5-B609.
TAKOMA PARK - / bedrm., liv.
rm.. dinette. kit, bath, 500 mo,
incl. utils. Adults, RA. 3-0ns6.
TAX. PK.--Basement, 2 rms, bath,
pvt, front ent. utilS. incl. S75.
Employed adult, JU. 5-3aS4,
TAKOMA PARK-Attrac. 1.bedrm
apt, very nice furn. Adults, Sl1b
incl. utils Avail, Feb, / 5S5-ala6,
TAKOMA PK.-Lov. remodeled ~ef-
ficiency Private home. mr.. bus. ]
adult only. $500. 5SS-0765.
TAKOMA PARK - -bedrm. furn.
apt, terrace Si10 mo. incl. utils.,
on busline. HA, 2-2240,
WILL RENT EMPLOYED LADY .
rm, knotty-pine ant. $50 mo, in
exchange Ink. Box 215-H, Star.
25I5 PA. AVE. N.W.-Lge, rm., kit,
refgr, din. Single gentleman, $50
mo-, utilS. incl. FE 3-7R4B,
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

TOT. WARM FRONT studio rm 9
$50 Small rmp SlB Pc s.U35b
Wv RIM, Wfkit, priys on snmt
FIR for lady non-Smoker. Excel
ifU"fJ RA HsuIiG
Isi0 r sT. NV, The Churchill
Double room Kitchen linens
Near bath NO isnsHs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-20
CHIHAUHAU PUPPIES
REASONABLE Axe
no QnFn
COCKER, BLACK

COChER, bLACh
Male, Yr, $50. HI 9-s007
COCKER PUPS
Purebred. 500 GA. 4-53s3
COLLIE PUPS. Axe, s weeks sable
and white beauties. fine pets for
children. 935-255s.
DACHSHUND, long-hair male, .
yr. Axe. All shots, playful lovin'.
Raised wichild. 10 1-496s.
DACHHUNDs, male, black and tan,
standard smooth, shots, Wormed'
6i9-l3SR.
DACHsHUND PUPPIES, black and
tan. ch sired, for show and pet
stud service OR. 4-4l5s,
DAoHsHUNDs, Axe res, trissy
pups, standard, male, I weeks,
shots. Wormed. Call 5s5-3G50.
DoBERMAN. male, "a mos, black
tan, Axe, shotS, intelllseht' est ],
watch dog. alert companion. Good
home wanted. $50. co, 5-59OI.
DOBERMAN PINsCHER, 0-mc old
female, all shots, champ sired ana
good with children. PL. a-2"ll
DoBERMAN Pinscher pups, Axe,
blacks and reds. champion STOCK
ENG. sPR. SPAN, mo. healthy,
male, fem, Mar...nEs, Wnlle anu G!k,
and waite and brown Adaptable,
good with crildren. RE. 1-l3sH,
English Bulldog Puppies
Axe Res Code GOAT G-.i65
FREE TO GOOD HoME-Psrt bird
dog medium size black and white,
y
FRENCH POODLE. all-white f.
male, Axe reg , mos, old,
Prom family Of 10 champs. Reas,
HE g-42Bi,
GERMAN SHEPHERD female, va
months blaCk and silver. house
broken, all perm shots After 10
am Sunday only, Ju, g-BO4j,
FRENCH PoODLEs-1i Vks. old
Male and female, blaek or gray
dsy sun, IF, 7-ijj3
GERMAN SHEPHERD, male, Q
mos pedieree, Axe reg Al shots
Sl2j or make offer CT $500,
GERMAN sIlEP. male, 81. Axe
excel pedlsref Some ,tohec ..Cng,e
HALJEAN KENNELS
Provides loving care in cory coun'
try quarters for your dog or cat
Free pickup, CIR 3-4G9l
ITALIAN GREYHOUND PUPS, wee
miniature greyhounds with coat,
Ike satin charming intpll'npra
graceful Blues iawnS CIR 3-id2l
MALTESE PUPS-The answer 4
your yearning for undWuF love
and affection Male i wks ie,
mae y wks, champion sired
383-.i43
MALTEst PUPS, tiny white tow
with great charm and BEAUTY en-
chanting personality CIR 3-4t@l
PENIsGNEsE PIPP1E,, males ant
females, Axe reg n B-HS3j
PEKINGEsE PuPPitS, Axe ~
perbly bred for beauty health
and sweet dispositions Fabu.pg
imbort a. stud 414.4OHn
PEKINGEsE PUPPIES, Axe, beau
tlfll TOYS, TOP quality pet prices
CHI S.kla3
PEKINGEsE PUP. small female
uofmed permanent shots, Axe
reg $40 JU b-J7f@.
POINTER, yfs old broken VII
demonstrate, 500, Call 5O3 BR
N.SOUh
POINTER, pediprsed male pun pa
vrr househrukcn excel viii
ehuggen, $40 aOi--g2B-30l4
POODLE, black female 1913
inches y mos old Axe registered
nAUs"E7t
POoDrT Axe bmall SILVER Min
h m04 permanent shots ffUou ed
heme.talud %NN East RlycIdAie
area. UE. A-uikl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-20
POULTRY, RABBITS, EGGS
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
(coNIINUED)

PULLETS-Special price today only
White Leghorns. N H. Reds. Now
laying. Reas. WA. 3-lAql.
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ANGUS COW


can fW'i--43t ~
BULL, registered Angus. 81 mos.
Telephone Culpeper. Va. Valley
5-Si91.
GOATS SEAMAN Reg. top quality
mixers and kids DU. 5-6ls4.
HAMPSHIRE hogs, pigs. Sows and
boars, sired by Eastern Indeliole.
DU 5-SS4T.
HAY FOR SALE, mixture, Timothy,
blue era S, orchard grass and
clover 24S-548n
HORSE BARN wlacreage for rent.
! stalls, Burtonsyille. Nd. JU. O.
1905, GA 4-69ll
HORSES BOARDED, excellent feed
and care in Goshen and Redland
Hunt area. Reasonable. GORDON
c. KEYS. Olney, Nd, WA. 4-402g.
IRISH HUNTER-Thoroughbred. 10
yrs. Bay gelding Excel. Jumper
Soft mouth. $500 JE. 2-@056.
Can be seen mr.. Tysons Corner, Va.
LARGE BAY QUARTER HORSE
tGrade), > yrs, Sound quiet and
reliable $500 PL. 9-9l5l.
PURE BRED HAMPSHIRE EWES,
and . yrs old, reasonable
Clncy area. WI S-3S5l.
SADDLES. English and West. New.
used, brides, haiters, mise
and complete Western Parade
Bethesda Saddlery, 656-22j2
SADDLE. English hacking saddle
complete and In good condition
so. AK n-94S3,
SLEIG horse-draWn British
Counting Gutter excellent condi.
ton. 500. RIA. 3-O133
TIE NEXT HORSE AND CALI
SALE will be held Wednesday
January % at 7.3O pm. At IN,
II LAYTON LAWS AUCTION
COMPANY, formerly ManaSsal
Livestock Auction. on Route -
between Centreville and Manassas
Va, Sales will be held ever
other Wednesday night there
after.
A PAIR OF black uuarterhorsi
Reldings. 4 and VI old, clear
sound gentle with good manners
CHI. $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-20
ROOMS FURRIsHED-N.E.

\ Il. Private home. next to bath,
home privileges, Colored man.
$40 a week. Elk. 6-6lth.
1907 KEARNEY ST.-TWo settled
ladies who work out, refs Call
LA. 6-l9l2 after q.
1901 IIth ST. N.E.-Furnished
room for colored couple, share
kitchen. 547-6143.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-20
CHILLUM MANOR

Just off N. Capitol at Riggs I'd
and Missouri ave, mr.. Catholic
U, Providence Hospital. Walter
Reed, Beaut spacious apt. Right
next to buses and stores. Apply
resident manager, IL Riggs I'd.
n e Or cRl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-20

ENG. sPR. SPAN, mo-. healthy,
male fem Maf..nEs Wnlle anu G!k,
and waite and brown Adaptable,
good with crildren. RE. I-l3hH-
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HILLTOP HOUSE, corner ihth, I47b
Euclid 81 NV, Embassy Row city's
ronlrr ~ nark ENrel L. AnnrE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-20

Modern de luxe building facing
Rock Greek Park. Coffee shop,
cocktail lounge, shopping within
building Monthly rates available.
EFFICS. ---fr. SITS
1-BEDRMS. - fir. S195|
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ROOMS FURN-S.E..S.W.
ROOMS FURN-RD..VA.

NEAR LIBRARY OF CONGRESS-
Nicely furnished rms, S45. Call
IL 1-RnHl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-20

CaII IW.I-40I = =
BULL, registered Angus 81 mos.
Telephone Culpeper. Va. Valley
5-SfaT
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G-8 THE SUNDAY STAR
4 Washington, D, c.
Jonuary 20, 1868
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ABBOTT a LANDOWNER. 1861

ACCESSORIES and bedrm,, liv. rmn
din. rm,, furn, and appliances,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-20
ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE

ARL. - Duplex apt. 2-bedrm Ia
share with another girl. S37 90
mo, ia. 7-S923.
ARL., close in--Girls 21-3O wlgiT's,
Furn, house, washer, dishwsshers,
fireplace, parking 595-05n2
COLUMBIA RID. CONN. AVE. -
Young lady to share wtsame, Ice
ARM. apt, Newly dec, excel
transp co. 5-OSl0, EN- 2-5454.
CONN. AVE. Desire girl to share
Ice 2-bedrm. ant. with other
girls. Bus at door 537-l0a0.
DUPONT CIRCLE-secy. will share
attr. studio apt. wLyoung lady,
own bedrm.. refs. NO, 7-6l35.
GIRL to share nicely furn mod
apt. mr.. Hyattsville, Md. with
other girl. Call -06l6
GIRL desires to share l-bedrm
NV. apt. wfanother girl Pets
welcome. Mr., trans. $40 mo. SS2-
5l6S.
PROFESSIONAL WOMAN VII
share wfone empl ladv attrac
furn apt in RIVER HOUSE
bedrms, . baths. ia. 2-l5g5 ewes.
10th ST. OPP. wooDNER = .
girls to share lovely newly redeC
lge apt. with ] Girl. WO. 6-l762
1903 NAYLOR ROAD Woman.
age 25-45, to share rooms with
another woman. Reas. Ref. re-
auired. LII. 2-0l4a.
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ICONS FuREIsrEn-.E.W.

AnJ GWU ~ IN room, refer
Grill foam matt nyt eHtr Si3.
SIS 0u5 ."ud NV EiN.Ugi5
Ant STATE ULPT.-Fur business
lndy. lee I'm Walksln closet.
m .n fW CAL Nbi-ills
AiBENARtE VI, NV. tg9s BIN.
piNytd woman runs uukrf semi
pvt oath Si0 Details I'M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-20

elec,, aVall. FeO, /, 1885 MAYOR
I'd, Sc, LU. 3-365O.
AVAILABLE FEBRUARY 1, spac-
ious 2-bedrm. apt, exclusively NV.
building, conveniently located to
transportation and downtown.
Beautiful lobby. 24-hour secre-
tarial service, stores within build
ing. .Sl75 incl. utilities. Apply res
HOUSE, 94S0 18th st, NV.
AVAILABLE, 2 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS
Large apt. in new modern. air
cond. bldg. On fashionable Conn,
toms finest neighborhood. schools
transportation and shops. S225
per month, utilities included
Dishwasher, disposal, eye level
elec. oven 24-hr. secretarial serV-
ice. THE ESSEX. 4740 Connecticut
ave. NV. EN-, 2-3217,
BEAUTIFUL Sc. AREA-Conv. loo.
l b.r.. IT, kit. din. bath, S77.50
incl. utils. LII. l-63S5.
BEDROOM, liv. rm., dinette, kit.
transp shops, $685. incl. utils.
Another apt. S77.50 RA. 6-S433.
BEECHER ST; NV -bedrm. apt
incl. 965-l322.
BOILING FIELD AND ST. FLIZ.
AREA-Modern, attrac, apt. bldg.
, rooms, kit, din. area, bath,
SSl 80 mo-, incl heat and hot
water. Apply Manager, Apt. 3,
$3.50 18th pl. Sc. THOS, d.
WALSH, INC 1900 X st. NV.
FE. $1,000.
BOILING FIELD, vic. 33i Park
land pl. SEE rooms, kit, bath.
$40, incl heat, hot water. See
Janitor, 301 Falkland bsmt. F.
ELIOT MIDDLETON, REALTORS.
296-4017 wkdays
FIELD AREA. 1000 Liv-
ingston I'd. s.e.-Mod. 2-bedrm.
apt, utils incl. sos mo. THOMAS
P. BROWN, INC. FE. 7-17TU
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ROOMS WANTED

SMALL unfurnished room, studio,
garrett. or cellar, by artist. 332-
TOul
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DtQIIIls. tALId lEt
liv. rm., very cheerful. Call CT
6-302g.
lNNANDALE-3 rooms, bath, oil
h.-w. heat, air cond., dishes. lin
ems, washer. 500 mo. utils incl.
Nr. bus. FL. 4-7034
bedroom. Westover, SI20.
l-bedrm., N. Monroe st., Sl1O, l.
bedrm.. n Rolfe ST., Sl15. l-bed-
Tm., Buchanan Gardens mr.. Co.
lumbia pike, Sl16.50, 1-bedrm., N.
BrOokSide dr., mr.. Fl. Myer, PEN
tagon, l22 so. ARLEDGE REAL
EST. CORP, ia. 7-444S, 536-6529.
ARL., S.-River House, executive
effic. apt. 18th fir. in throwing
view of Washington. Sublet Feb.
% through Mar. 10, $500. Call
524-5432, ) to Z pm. only.
ARL., close in - Attrac., large, l.
stores. Sll5, incl. utils. ia. 4-4426.
ARL., N.-3-bedrm. apt, recreation
rm.. D min. D. C., Pentagon, $40.
Available Immediately. 5S7-27O7,
ARL.. 81 bedrm.. kit. bath. .
lge. closets min. Pentagon. All
utils. incl. $50 mo. OF. 4-S6l3
ARL. NEAR PENTAGON-Famfly
apt. rate dav or week and room
Free parking. ia 2-3343.
ARL., 1880 N. Quinn-Neat lib. r
apis, S95 Up. Pvt. pkg, ldry.
lockers, utils. furn. 52S-9220.
AVAIL. for % mos. Well furn. liv
I'm. and hedrm apt. looking to.
ward Line. Mem, $3.50 mo. IA
Smyrna times., 1963-10-17
Farmers Bank To Install
New Electronic System

Farmers Bank of the State
of Delaware, third largest bank
ing institution In the state, has
announced plans to install a
Burroughs B-270 electronic
document and data processing
system. The system, valued at
approximately $500, 900, will be
installed In the banks home
office In Dover Delaware but
will serve the institutions six
teen branches throughout the
state.
O.H.P. Baldwin, president
of the $3.50 million financial
institution, said that delivery OF
the computer is scheduled for
July, 1864. The announcement
climaxes a year long study by
the bank to determine the best
method of handling upwards Of
a quarter million pieces of ne
gotiable paper per week.
Baldwin and Ray Expert, pre-
sident of Burroughs Corpora
don, completed negotiations In
Detroit with the official sign
ing of the contract.
(Continued on Page Tenl
Smyrna times., 1963-10-17

Memberships In the Smyrna
PTA have climbed beyond the
325 mark this week, 1t was
announced by Mrs. Francis A.
Hawke, membership chairman.
The original goal of 500 mem
bers is expected TO be reached
by the next PTA meeting on
October IL. Mrs. Hawke pre-
diets the final membership to-
tai may exceed 600.
Prospective members are
being contacted by the follow
ing home room mothers. IL,
Mrs. Wendell G. Rochester,
Mrs. Harmett; IL, Mrs. Char
les H. Melton, Mrs. Leonard
R. Pleasanton; l-3, Mrs. Clar-
ence G. Blendt, Mrs. Earl G.
Harris; IA, Mrs. James A.
Schelts; is, Mrs. Gilbert M.
Attix; I'll, Mrs. Alfred D.
Moore; 2-2, Mrs. william E.
Kinsey, Mrs. Loren l.. Ken
nedy; 2-3, Mrs. Daniel C. Bo-
one, Jr., Mrs. Richard Hands
berry; "a, Mrs. william E.
Horney, Mrs. w. Smithers
Smyrna times., 1963-10-17
Little League
Banquet Sat.

Annual Smyrna : Clayton
Little League Banquet will be
held at West Smyrna Elemen-
tary School this Saturday even
ing at 6 pm.
The guest speaker will be
Tim Thompson, of Lewistown,
Pa. Thompson is chief eastern
scout for the world champion
Los Angeles Dodgers.
Following the turkey dinner,
trophies will be presented To-
cal minor and major league
winners and members of tour
nament team. Pins will also
be presented to the twelve year
old graduates.
Tickets available from any
manager, member of the board,
or at the door night of the ban
Quet.
Smyrna times., 1963-10-17
To Continue
Scout Drive
Thru Oct. 81

The Smyrna Boy Scout drive
for the Del-Mar-Va Boy Scout
Council is now under way and
will continue through Oct. 81
under the leadership of Mrs.
Martin Golden.
The Del-Mar-Va Council
provides leadership training;
new unit organization; staff gui-
dance for all scouters; camp
ing facilities at Rodney and the
new Central Reservation;
Also, Roundtable helps for all
unit leaders; participation in CT
vic affairs to teach citizenship;
camporees, jamborees, expedi-
lions, canoe trips.
John E. Wilson Ill, Smyrna,
is serving as Kent County chair
man.
Assisting locally with the
drive are Mrs. Robert Bamber-
ger, Mrs. George Botte. Mrs.
Herbert Brown, Mrs. Carson
3. Call, Mrs. Clarence Col
Inns, Mrs. Steven Corso. Mrs.
Harold Deakyne, Mrs. Henry
Dukes. Mrs. VILLAGE Elterich;
Mrs. Annie ellis, Mrs. Sam
uel Freeman, Mrs. Marshall
Guy. Mrs. Charles Harvey,
Mrs. George Hoffecker. Mrs.
Albert A. Hammond, Mrs. Ter
ence Hughes, Mrs. Carrie John
son. Mrs: Harold ]. Laggner,
Mrs. John ]. Lazzert;
Mrs. Richard Larrimore.
Continued on Page Ten,
Smyrna times., 1963-10-17
Rotary Hears
Dist. Governor

Using each letter in the word
ROTARY, District Governor
Russell Wilson, of Dover talk
ed on Responsibility; Obliga-
tion and Objectives; Truth and
Teamwork; Alertness and Ac-
tion; Resources; Youth Organi-
cations.
Rotarians must have more
person-to person contact If we
are going to save humanity from
total destruction, he stated.
Charles B. Swain, Jr., was a
visiting Rotarian from the She
nandoah, N. Y. Rotary Club.
The speaker was presented
by James Everett, president.
Rotartans' wives who attended
the dinner meeting included
Mrs. James Everett, Mrs. Le-
roy P. Piper, Mrs. william E.
Matthews. Jr.. Mrs. ]. Reynolds
Pratt, and Mrs. Howard Slaugh-
ter.
Smyrna times., 1963-10-17
Food Americas Biggest
Business Lions Told

Raw materials used by the
firm come from all parts of the
world, Thailand, Africa, Cen
trail America, and others. Rail
and truck facilities and the
nearness to Philadelphia, Bal
timore, and Wilmington entered
into the decision to move from
New England.
There will be problems with
the impact on the community
which will be met and the firm
will finally hire from 800 to
1000 people. he said.
The speaker was introduced
by Robert Dunning. Joseph Or
lando, president, read a letter
from the Smyrna Library AS
sociation expressing thanks for
the clubs gift of S rs for books
for children.
The past presidents pin was
presented to william Minner
Smyrna times., 1963-10-17
PTA Memberships Hit
325 Mark-Near 500 Coal

Snow, IT.; rs, Mrs. Harry E.
Jarman; 81, Mrs. George Dit
tman; 81, Mrs. B. Franklin
Morris, 3rd, Mrs. John ]. Laz-
zeri; 3-3, Mrs. John N. Zam-
brotta; "a, Mrs. Robert E.
Gee, Mrs. Edith Steller; Al,
Mrs. Ernest F. Council, Jr..
Mrs. Henry Dukes; Az. Mrs.
George H. Wicks, Jr.; As, Mrs.
Robert Solloway; A, Mrs. VIII
Liam T. Keiser; 5-l, Mrs.
James T. Pappas, Mrs. James
M. Green, 3rd; So, Mrs. A.
Rodney Schuman; So, Mrs. Al
fred N. Stump, Mrs. william H.
McFadden; 5-4, Mrs. Harry M
Patrick, Mrs. Donald F. Mood;
OIL, Mrs. E. Theodore Hor-
sey; 6-2, Mrs. Francis ]. o.
Neill, Jr., Mrs. Paul ]. Roach;
6-3, Mrs. Almelda Cole, Mrs.
Edward S. Morris; GA, Mrs.
william W. Hutchison, Mrs.
Carlton L. Smith; 6-5, Mrs.
Clifford A. Woomer; Mrs. Ro-
bert M. Proud, Jr.; GO. Mrs.
Spencer R. Quick; I'll, Mrs.
William T. Gathright, Mrs. Lex
FAIRIES; II, Mrs. Nicholas G.
Abba, Mrs. Albert Fl. Barthe-
meh; 7-3, Mrs. Orlan T. Kel-
ley, Mrs. Guy M. Edmondson,
Jr.; IA, Mrs. Harry R. Shirey;
rs, Mrs. Clarence R. O'Neal;
TO, Mrs. John Dirocco; 81,
Mrs. Robert c. Bergman, Mrs.
George H. Hoffecker; 81, Mrs.
William ]. Carson, Mrs. ]. D.
Corazza; 8-3, Mrs. Mitchell,
Mrs. Bush; "a, Mrs. F. VII
lis Ryan; 8-5, Mrs. George K.
Daisey; 9-l, Mrs. Raymond E.
Ballinger; 90, Mrs. Lee C.
Daniels. Jr.; 90, Mrs. Alvin
Hill; "a, Mrs. william B.
Owens; "a, Mrs. Dorsey
Poore; 90, Mrs. James R.
Truitt, Jr.; l0-l, Mrs. Stephen
Corso, Mrs. Kenneth Blow; 10
2, Mrs. Henry Hintz, Mrs.
Frank Green; 1913, Mrs. Mar
vim H. Knox: l0-4. Mrs. Julian
B. Woodall; ILL, Mrs. Ellis A.
CONTINUED on Page Ten)