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take part. each chapter exemplifying
part Of the work. Bismarck will con-
duct the opening ceremonies and
Mandan the initiatory work.
Following the afternoon session
of the school, dinner will be served
At o'clock. The ritualistic work
will be resumed at 3 o'clock.
RETURNS HOME
Miss Marian Sorenson Of Grand
Forks, who has been visiting here
with her cousin, Miss Marjorie Mel.
son, left today for her home.
"Y" CABINET MEMBER
Sidney Register of this city has
been installed as member Of the
senior cabinet of the University Of
North Dakota Y. NJ. c. A.
co TO SEATTLE
Professor and Mrs. W. r. Weide
left this morning for Seattle. Wash.
for an extended visit with their SON
G. a. Weide.
VISITS HERE
Miss Sylvia Havcrman and Miss
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ODD FELLOW ANNIVERSARY

The one hundred and eighth ami
versary Of the establishment of Odd
Fellowship il America will be OBJ
served by the local l. o. o. +. lodge
in its hall Tuesday evening, April 26.
at 8 p. M. A program of speaking.
music and readings will be given. The
public is invited.
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COMMITTEE ANNOUNCED

The committee in charge Of the
reception for out-of-town school girls
Sunday afternoon at the B. p. w.
club rooms will include Mrs. f. NJ.
Stanton, Mrs. r. f. Diehl. Mrs. Ralph
Penncr, Miss Rita Murphy and Miss
Mary Huber. An interesting enter
tainmcnt has been planned and q
large number Of girls are expected
to attend. Last Sunday Miss Marie
huff. Miss Hazel Pearce. Mrs. r. J..
Meyer, Mrs. E. A. Thorberg and Mrs.
q. II. Dollar were in charge. An au-
tomobile ride was enjoyed
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p r. a. NENTlNC

The Richholt Parent Teacher Asso-
citation fad "Spring Gardening" as its
topic at the regular meeting Wednes-
day evening. Mrs. Price Owens, Mrs.
George McCay and c. A. Allen were
the speakers. Harris Owens dis
tributed packet Of seeds to each
member. A social hour and lunch
followed the program.
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DELPHIAN SOCIETY TO MEET

DELPHIAN SOCIETY TO MEET
The Delphian Society will meet Fri
day morning at $3.50 at the Prince
hotel. The subject will be "Ameri-
can Novels" with Mrs. w. A. Hughes
as leader. Text reports follow:
1.-The Ambitious Guest Mrs.
George Ebert.
The Old Pyncheon Family Mrs.
c. Il. Whitley.
1.-THE Laphams in Boston" Miss
Hardy Jackson.
"The Bostonians"-Mrs. Obert o..
son,
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ILL WITH SCARLET FEVER
Billy Mills, young son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. Mills, is confined to his
home with the scarlet fever.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
UNUSUAL 4-BEpRooM HONE.
PRICED TO SELL AT ONCE.
BEST NV. SECTION.

A wonderful home in the most desirable
restricted Northwest community: large
rooms q big bedroomsl: white tiled Data
large covered porches. pantry and garage.
This home 10 in splendid condition and mod
estry brick. 2Ox35 f.. it has an attractive
exterior and in floor plan and arrangement
eficiency. This 10 an unusual home in every
respect and IL priced to sell at once. win
arrange terms. Call Adams S724-J after
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A REAL BARGAIN-$9.45O.
BEAUTIFUL o0-FT. PETWORTH HOME.

Beautiful brick home. 90. #. wide. with
covered concrete front porch and mansard
roof with dormer window overlooking wide
avenue in the attractive Pesw1rth CON- CON-
built.ii tub and shower: . large rear
porches Hardwood floors. artistic lighting
fixtures and decorations. Concrete cellar;
completely equipped with laundry trays and
servants toilet. Nice yard to paved alley,
with room for garage. Every desired
real bargain that you should INSPECT II you
want the most for your money. Call Adams
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NORTHEAST BARGAIN.
xoS0 rASH-%S0k Al A MONTH.

brick home In one OF the most attractive
and convenient ne. communities. located near
Rhode Island ave; Big rooms. tile bath;
norches. nice yard with room for garage.
This home is In excellent condition. and the
$50 so month. make Il very good buy.
Come out and see this home today and you
will. realize that you can save over a thou.
3H3i after q n m
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FOR SALE--HOUSEH.

FOR SALE--HOUSEA.
UNUSUAL. oFFERTNG-cLosE 70 conn.
Ave s so% ch sona Gha:e tssspon Ss %
ssSS Sss; . bssS :sae 81:
house Is surrounded with larxe trees and
atiractvely lsndscaped lawn: large vegetable
rage. The grounds contain scres. Price.
acre, SO 500 Main IA, n sssl WIN AD0~s 0e
PRICED GHT-;IDEAL HONE A,E,I FOR , FAN
friendly. neighborhood. convenient 10 every
,o., i fq I at ss.a sri ss.n ssSS
and when you look into the value yen'll see
sGaxsA so upsSns e. n As' adams
BEAUTIFUL HOME IN CLEVELAND PARK,
sa y s sssins snass esesrS
ante ray and o Sd s sGsass ur rn
lot. 70 sell right away. win make very
E,esasponsble p ries and terms Address Box
CHEVY CHASE. MD.--Sio 800: COLONIAL.
ior this section. center;hall plap: Win large
d Sns roo asy ktehsn aG pan
bedrooms. tile bath: attic; in perfect, condi,
.o Il. . 20 or eide Mu iss
COLoREp-JUsT THE HOME YOU, ARE
looking for: 0 rooms modern: small r, cash
'sGHEsb YGf FeisIEasGf
1905 You q. n.w..---,r---.-.---- u.
NEAR DUPONT CTRCLE-coMpLETELY
furnished home for sale BY owner: large
sesnad easaf sie'f m@edias
l BUNGALOW RMS RMS. ' II,b Sr.n ASD
s ssys sesS SSs ss!ss
rage. improved lot 50xl60: fruit trees. e. gar =
den: real home ip Al condition; . m XII :
s srs" 6WNEk cces svys G iHsasssw -
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-SI0,50 A BEAU.
tlful home. eoItaniing large rooms s,a bath tn
TSs o s9 sSxisS snS sGGd
handicapped md the house ls SURROUNDED ny
ss' ass cheH ss' cRs ss Sns oh
R. I. AVE; NV. BETWEEN 10Th AND
lSthExcsent condition. ,, Ens sna basement
4 YOU are looking Tor a bargain call Main y.
CORNER BRICK GLOVER PARKIe
TUB, pedestal isvatory; h:,%:h:: haTay sed
;ssS sq% Il West e.: a4Si. OWNER, sS4s
KENslNGTON. MD.--NEW ENGLISH COT COT:
r I"t Mn .rsa hat
convenient terms. Main 1850. -----
LARGE BRICK HOUSE. WITH GARAGE
for two cars nice street: large front porch,
electric lights. hot-water furnace. six big
rooms and hall good bathroom This hG%ss
u oi ~ N9 Addrsss Box BIB Star once
NINE,RooM HOUSE NEAR l., C CO, Is,RI . RD
trio lights steam heat. hardwood floors; etc
Large pantry: good cellar with extra toilet
Tor SD. 100 Address Box 73-B, Star Office.
INSPECT THIS BARGAIN ON CAPITOL
Hill 124 C st. ne. open @ to- o PM. This
fine broom brick house has 3 baths. cleo.
h.-w.h,: can be used as an apt: Wntcn
makes II a good investment eng nome
Price right. easy terms. Col. 55Io,
OPPOSITE FILTRATION PLANT on N.
Capitol it--8 large rooms. J deep: large
r pric. ssa aes is Zoo lsss than actual
value Of property. Line. 1913. Main 1900.
NEW BUNGALOW AT 21O5. 32nd ST. Sc.
Just completed. Hardwood floors and trim;
hot.water heat: tile bath: electric lights and
built In flrst-cfass manner Price. 2b unU:
$500 cash. $50 per month. See MT. CADLE
CHEVY CHASE. MD.--NEw DUTCH COLO.
NAL home containing y large rooms. Duflt-
IN features. tile bath with cedar closet , nre.
po a,n . s SHaNrass 70 match; ios % =. w'de
COI.ORED - NEAR g2nd AND PA. AVE.
NV. Corner brick. rooms. 2 baths, hot.
prcnerty ID Ii sxesIlsns condition. Owner
viii rive immediate possession. Price,
$10,7bQ: terms. West li55.
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RENT-SUBURRAN PROPERTY.
FURNISHED s.RM; 3 BATH; Ind, Snd.,FLo OR
apr slnn, !, windows: beautiful suburban home
front and rear entrances: Use OF large porch
and shndy lawn, $40, car space included !;
car carr and bus stop. Telephone Bethesda 100.
~" 10s
sM1LL -UNFURNfsHEb CQTTAGE.. GLEN
Echo ear line. See MT. FENDA6vIs.on Gar
Stop 80. Az
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WOODBRIDGE, D. 6.
NEW DETACHED
BUNGALOWS.

= NEQUNLED = pO,9VV
ONLY $500 CASH.
LOTS 40 FEET FRONT.
Five sunny rooms. hot'water
heat, tiled bath f; big. light cellar
front and rear porches.
$500 to 1914 Eastern ave. n e.
One block north of r. |. ave. at
D. c. line. Open for inspection
all day.
l.. r.. r. PRINCE.
3l4 Investment Bldg. M. 698l,
Or ANY Broker.
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KEEP COOL

KEEP COOL.
Build your home in HyattsvilIe Hills.
where you have every convenience. water.
sewerage. electricity. gas. bus lines to 10Th
and Pa. ave. NV. street lights. Are protec-
ton, police projection. mail delivery. teie'
pbone store delivery.
Ali Of Hyattsviile Hills 10 now in the
Guy limits Of HyaItsvis TRs Largest must
baltimore, Beautiful lots. high aud health
isi are from sano Iol e ii 600 Terms; 81, 50
to buy. as the city u Hyattsvilie Is going
TO spend from $50 G ". to 100000 on
al every lot in Hyaitsville Hills from SO e
10 1907. Come out and see Hyattsvilte
H,is before you buy or you will regret it
through dne years aaH 10 come. Phone Hyatta
O. B. ZANTZINGER,
~ MARYLAND Ave. Hyattsville. Md.
BEAUTIFUL WOODBRIDGE.
Think Of a nice new bungalow in Wood.
81 1000: $500 cash; balance like rent It's
worth y9 ,sg. TINE ,, to n Drive out and see It.
send ct. Call North 1850. 49,
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A REAL BARGAIN--S9:450.
NRn I9SR s ssHETTRI XIV. c HONE

A wonderful Groom. coionial.type brick
home 20 feet wide and 80 feet deep
with concrcte front, porch. In splendid NV.
section. Convenient to car and bus lines.
schools churches and theaters:. Unusually
large rooms; tile bath with built:in tub and
shower large rear porches Every me, med,
lighting. fixtures and decorations: big ward
robe closets, Concrete cellar. completely
equipped with laundry trays and servants
toilet. Plenty. Of room for garage. This
home is priced way. below current market
for S9.450. on very easy terms. Address
Box Job. Star ONCE.
CALL MAIN 586
for appointment TO inspect $50 r. c. G.
baths. Gear garage Priced TO SELL
ONLY $500 CASH.
Low MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
FISCHER & MANNAKEE.
1910 Vermont Ave. Main $50.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.


GIVING THIS Lot A ,sl; w. is IAN Az
ss H' n Va hi.'i.s fsss ss1
tSnity Tor ' Investment. Lofty trees. AFFORD.
Ing Welcome shade. High ground with. mag;
Inc finest shrabSery and :iiowers you ever
SAW SAN Good hard,surtaSed road AL the a,, way ~
owp terms II YOU act today. Surely this is
taaIs ,el eSss Mr. 0%a R MsS MAN 4sss
COLONIAL BEACH. WATER FRONT: FIVE
cottage parity FURNISHED will rent for
Address BOX asa. star Office l5s
FURNISHED 4.RooM COTTAGE FOR SALE
BsSeh f5og sSsn bad
z:RooM COTTAGE. LARGE PoRcHEs.
Herring Bay, Nd: good bathing. fishing:
E zsnt, By Yos Tee I'm or month viii give board
FURNISHED COTTAGE. IDEAL LOCATION.
facing Chesapeake Bay, 30 miles from Wash
inston. Enquire Yendelrs: shady Side. Nd
PlNEY POINT SHORES-LoTS AS Low AS
hAUMxN { HERMANN. i Thomas Circle.
ss fdn sSAca COTTAGES ooe four rooms
and and s ss's per a,res week. Cali west 05o:W.
KoPELs POINT mt ACRE dRo sHSn 81. s:E,
bal easy. 9 or rent c ISSt 2ie. w Is.
FOR RENT 4-ROOM COTTAGE COMPLETE.
" furnished az Colonial Beach on water
front. S35 month. Call Potomac 06s:
eseR h e, oWNGR North sss pay oAs 9o0'
"At olA ia EheSN = Jfs AE
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PROP.

no BUY FROM OWNER OCCUPIED STORE
property in good section. showing substan-
tial returns; chain store preferred; no
brokers. Address Box 4S6-A. Star ofiice.
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RENT-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
fCOuflDuedl


MooMs BATH AEp s noRgH
TsEoma far AsMfaaonSS Col vsS4ssMzr Elm ave-
KENsINGTON. MD-JULY TO. NOV: FUR
nished modern home. plenty OF shade: city
EssEs II HsSS ss
5-RM. MODERN BUNGALOW. LARGE LoT,
garage. near car. bus line: $35.., B. N.
SMITH Arlington, Va. Phone Clarendon
o ROOMS. NEWLY PAPERED AND PAINT.
bus and cars 10 Minis. 70 city: ss5. e. b.
MUNSON. Arlington. Va.
s07 SILVER SPRING AVE. SILVER
s sSaSa: garage asss% .s Ss'sa SIS
TAKoMA PARK-s:R0oM. sEMTBuNGA;
s eM s sp %ss ave. ah NE a
AR. BUNGALOW. PER NO. 1900. S25 90
5,r. Z b, bungaIow. ami: nsr me- me- 4e; 90
Next TO A&p. Cottage City. Md. Hy, s72.
WASHINGTON GROVE, MD. WINTER
month furnished. with garage; S25 unfur'
nished; good roads sclen %1t train service.
Care '" OF e. T. B. so Noses I Sons, 10.
LOCATED WITHIN TWO BLOCKS OF CAR
garage garage or grounds beautifully Handicapped:
sxty-five dollars 1865, per month.
Five rooms and bath; srounds bssuti,
'''"'"' LYON & FITCH. INC.
Lyon Park Office.
Clarendon l242.
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SALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.

SAI.E-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
$3.50 CASH BUYS
EXCEPTIONALLY WELL
BUILT 5-ROOM
BUNGALOW, q OF ACRE
(CORNER) AND BUILT-IN
GARAGE-ONLY $3.50.
Contains > large rooms and large room room
and pipeless furnace: 2 bedrooms. each has
closet; large pantry: steps to large hoored
attic: large front porch, also large inclosed
back porch. electric lights. window shades:
concrete block foundation; electric motor for
pumping water: sink in kitchen; corner lot.
81 front by 200 Deep contains 1880 50.
II. Of ground; outside sanitary toilet, House
paint inside and outside: floors .varnished! !;
house well built and well plastered; will
sm s$s cash and se month sv, fr snS
Maple ST.. Bancroft Va, Six miles to white
House. Vacant. immediate possession. Title
perfect. Built by day union labor. New
$40. 900 school one block from house; To
inspect: take Columbia pike bus at 9Th ,I and
Pa. ave. NV, or run out IN your own auto.
WAL TEp O'HAPA
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SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
(C0nttnuedl
BUY A HOME

New s-rm. bpngsleg Sao a AKA hardwood
l30., 5000: slo6 cash. balance $50 per
s4 s5a spy RSps easS sis Der mo- S'
: All in the one-fare zone.
Ernest H. Shinn, 1923 Saith St.
Mt Rainier. Nd Phone Hyatts. 496.
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Tel Clarendon la3. Bancroft. Va
NO CASH PAYMENT.
Several and 5 rooms bungalows: luet
like rent $40 and 500 per mo. Call n: 72O3:
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NEW HoMEsDSi 0. soO1EAsY TERMS
8 rooms. built-in bath with shower. colo:
NAL front porch, built-in garage: paved
street and alley. Built BY J. ]. James. Your
inspectidn will convince you OF the value
Open and LIGHTED Daily.
SAMPLE HOUSE 5s07 9th ST NV:
~ docks WAT WAPL Jsh an JAMEs 'e''0~ s'''
1I16 i4tS So. NV. M. 10000.
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Fine semi.detached brick house of 9
rooms heated aud lighted breakfast and
sleeping porches. beautiful tiled hath with
shower, handsome brick fireplace In nv.
appropriate eonveniences and improvements
throughout, make this an idegl home.
FRANK. 53f. INSURANCE BLDG:
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FOR SALE-ACREAGE.

FUN SkAIlT[~FfChEftUE.
EXCELLENT INVESTMENT PROPERTIES,
acres for $500: 10 acres for $1,000: &c
acres for $4,000: convenient terms may he
arranged Ali Of above properties are 10:
Gated in Montgomery County. Just north oil
Chevy Chase. Nd. Main 1880.
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81 Sl5G1.-CABIN JOHS
----------
NORTH BEACH.

For rent by week Monday TO Monday
"The Ashley" 4 big furnished rooms bis
porch: near water. Adams 21s7: or see Mr.
Soner at beach 1Ss
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BARGAIN PRICES

Lovely. new. 5.room. modern bungalow:
extra large lot; all fenced. Only $500 cash
500 per month. 49,
rage, 3 squares from cars. Price. 81 200;
$3.50 cash. $40 per month Inquire 1929
s. Dakota ave. tnear 22nd ST.. Call North
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NGALOW-UNUSUAL BARGAIN,
Chevy Chase Md. Leland: rooms;
large light attic and basement: garage
paved streets: large corner lot: screens.
weather stripping. fenced-in playground for
children; Oh, shrubhsry newly painted excel gel
Immediate sale: reasonable terms: small
cash paymert from resnonsible purchaser
Smyrna times., 1927-06-01

avna High School captured the
g,tbern D. /. a. A., baseball pennant
|Th al to 6 victory over DUPONT
Hggh School on Frazer Field, Newark
d Friday. off to an early lead du-
ant appeared the winner, but Smyr-
q rallied in the closing innings to
rerome their early lead and capture
~ contest. Garrison was the hitting
tsr for Smyrna, while Craig featured
|m dupont.
Smyrna times., 1927-06-01
TUNNEL WINS SECOND PLACE
Georgetown Boy Orator Takes Off End
Honors in National Oratory Contest

In the presence of 5000 people with
five associate justices of the Supreme
Court as the judges, James NJ. Tun-
nell, Jr., the boy orator who has won
in 50 many contests, Friday won sec
ond place in the national contest at
Washington, D. G. Two Of the three
associate justices favored awarding
Tunnel the first place in the contest,
but the three gave that position to
Dorothy Carlson, Of Salt Lake City,
Utah. Jefferson Meagher, of Bing-
place, but the rating Of the other four
contestants was not made public.
Tunnel was literally applauded on a
number Of occasions and it was easily
seen that he was a favorite with the
immense audience present. Miss Carl
son was the only girl competing in
the contest and the first to win in a
national contest. These national con
tests have been held for the past four
years. Among those in the audience
were Mr. and Mrs. James M. Tunnel,
the parents of the young Delaware
contestant, Congressman Robert G..
Houston, Miss Mile Roach and Ed
ward Abrahams, all Delawareans.
Champions of their respective areas
and representing $2,OO0,OOO high
school and secondary school pupils
who participated in regional contests,
sponsored by nineteen large newspap-
ers with the cooperation of about 1400
others, the seven competed not only
for the national honors but for the
right to represent the United States
in an international contest to be held
October IA. All of the seven will be
given ten-weeks' tour ofyEurope this
summer. The members of the Su-
preme Court who sat scattered in the
huge auditorium with arrangements
made for them to rate the contestants
Independently and by secret ballot,
were Justices Van Deventer, Butler,
Stone, Sanford and Sutherland. John
Hays Hammond, internationally fam
ed engineer, presided. There were
seven contestants, all of whom dis
cussed the Federal constitution.
Smyrna times., 1927-06-01

Earl Rothwell and Hurd Pinkham of
Flushing, L. l., motored down Satur-
day and spent Sunday and Memorial
Day with Mr., and Mrs. George Carter
of Cedar Brook Farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Peterson ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lunt of Wood
cliff -on-the~Hudson, New York, spent
the weekend with Rev. and Mrs. E.
A. Lemoine at the rectory.
Mrs. @. E. Rowland and Mrs @.
Leland Harmonson were Philadelphia
visitors last week.
Mr.. Elmer Fl Taylor Of East Or
ange, N. j., spent the weekend and
Memorial Day with his sister, Mrs.
H. D. Boyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Gootee of
Wilmington were weekend visitors of
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Frank Gootee.
Mrs. Frank J.. Reynolds of Viii
mington was visitor to Smyrna on
Memorial Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Bartlett enter
tained Mrs. Bartlett's brother, Mr..
Charles !Gorsuch, and his family on a
motor party from Lancaster, Pa, on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Canister of Phil
adelphia, were visitors over the week
end Of Mr.and Mrs. Harold J. Carrow
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Y Wallen and Mrs.
FAIRIES Pyle and son, have returned
from a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. R. Y.
Wallen Jr., at Stamford, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard r. Jones and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Taylor are spend
ing to-day on a motor trip to Ocean
City, Md.
Ensign and Mrs. Tobelman spent
Sunday with M. and Mrs. Hervey p.
Hall. Mrs. Tobelman was formerly
Miss Esther Megear, daughter of
William B. Megear. She was warmly
greeted by her old friends.
Mr.. Edgar Spruance has returned
from visit in Wilmington with rel
atives.
Mr.. Stephen Cloud Of Philadelphia
was a guest at the Colonial Hotel and
called on his old friends.
Miss Mary Earl Crouch Of Phila-
delphia spent the holiday with her
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Webb
and Miss Marianne Webb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold NJ. Veasey and
Harold Meicer Jr., and Mr.. and Mrs.
]. Lester Scotton Of Newark, were
visitors over the weekend with Post
master and Mrs. A. L. Hudson and
helped celebrate Mrs. Hudson's birth
day.
Miss Elsie Hill, Of Philadelphia, vis-
tied Miss Hattie and Susie Hill over
the weekend and Memorial Day.
Mr.. NJ. Davis Truax, formerly Of
Smyrna, now of the DUPONT dye stuff
company Of Deepwater, New Jersey,
is spending the summer in Maniton,
Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams We're
guests Of Mr. and Mrs Harry B.
Grieves over the weekend
Miss Dorothy Turner Of Whining
ton visited relatives in Smyrna Mem
orial Day.
Mr.. John Price Hyatt Of Whining
ton, spent Sunday with his mother,
Mrs. Julia Hyatt.
Smyrna times., 1927-06-01

Delaware and not of mere handful
of its citizens. / shall be glad to be
interested personally and financially
in any worthy organization that may
prove successor to the Service Citi-
zens of Delaware, as that organiza-
tion now exists, but | do not think it
appropriate to continue the work
alone and without the cooperation of
others who have the interests of the
State at heart"
Parent Support Recommended
The concensus of opinion Of those
present appeared to be that the work
of the organization should be contin-
ued and the committeeman were
pleased with the announcement made
by Mr.. dupont that he would be glad
to be member and also to aid fnan-
cially in the work. Various plans of
getting large membership were dis
cussed and there appeared to be a
feeling that an effort should be made
to get into the body all those citizens
who are interested in the welfare Of
the State and that the dues should
be made so small that the man of
moderate means can afford tob ecome
member butp lacing no limit upon
the amount which member might
give yearly. There was a feeling that
the work of the Parent Teacher Asso-
citation should be continued as sug-
gested by Mr.. DUPONT and that the or
ganization should continue its inter-
est in the schools of the State altho
relieved of the work of fostering a
school building program and also Of
furnishing aid for the schools to be
built.
Smyrna times., 1927-06-01
FUTURE OF SERVICE CITIZENS
AND AID TO PARENT-TEACHERS
Continued From First Page

citizens may, with propriety and prof
it to their State, continue investiga-
tions or promotion Of proects of pub
lie interest but not of the kind that
can be supported by public funds un-
less first proven as to their useful
ness. l feel that the Service Citizens
organization represents possibly too
narrow a point Of view, that in the
future the work should be that of a
great number, so that any plans de-
veloped will be those of the State of