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Smyrna times., 1932-11-30
SPICY ITEMS OF
DELMARVA NEWS
Brief News Items of People
We Know in and Around
Larger Peninsula Towns
FROM OUR EXCHANGES

Delaware City Fire Company
will entertain members of the New
Castle County Volunteer Firemen's
Association in their hall on Thurs
day, December 8th. This will be
the first meeting of the county as
sociation there since February,
1881, nearly two years ago.
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S. D. Collins, Port Penn, who has
the sub-contract for the construc-
tion of foundations for the propos-
ed new medical officer quarters at
the Reedy Island Quarantine Sta
tion, has commenced the work.
The general contractor for the
work is McClatchey and Bateman
of Philadelphia.
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bitches are being dug at Fort
Dupont for the new sewer line
which will be run into the new post
motion picture theatre and the
houses which are to be moved
across the river from Fort Mott,
n. j. A Mack crane with a clam
shell bucket is doing the work and
the work is in charge of Major T.
ID. Simkins, Corps of Engineers.
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NEW CASTLE COUNTY

And Whereas, The SAID returns OI the
election as aforesaid. duly made out. signed
and executed, having been duly delivered
to the Governor BY the Superior Court ri
said counties. and the Governor haVlnA
examined said returns as aforesaid and
enumerated and ascertained the number ol
votes for each and every candidate or per
son voted for. for such Treasurer, the re-
suit appears as follows. to Wit:
Whole number Of votes for
William L. Morris .-.........- o3.74
Whole number of votes for
George s. Williams ........-.-.. 3t,-59
Whole number of votes for
Russell S. Altemus .......-....- slO
Whole number of votes for
Charles Kelly ....-....-.---- l2
Now. Therefore. l, c. D. Buck. Governor
of the State Of Delaware, do hereby declare
that George 5. Williams has received the
highest vote at the election aforesaid, and
therefore has been and is duly and legally
elected the Treasurer of and for the state
Of Delaware.
GIVEN UNDER NJ HAM
and the Great Seal OF the SAID
State, at Dover. the 18th day OF
November. in the year OF our
(SFAID Lord one thousand nine hundred
and thirty-two and Of the lnde-
pendence of the said state the
one hundred and fitty-seytnth.
c. y. BUCK.
By the Governor:
CHARLES H. GRANTLAND,
Secretary of State.
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With the removal of the CAROLS
Bazaar tables back of the Dover
Postoffice to the site at Cooper's
Corner which Carroll has bought
and on which he has erected sales
stables, workmen are engaged in
clearing up the plot of ground back
Of the Postoffce, which belongs to
the City Of Dover.
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SUSSEX COUNTY

And Whereas, The said returns Of the
election as aforesaid, duly made out, signed
and executed, having been duly delivered
- he Governor by the Superior Court of
aid counties. and the Governor having
s,[.aY,ined said returns as aforesaid. and
enumerated and ascertained the number of
votes for each and every candidate or per-
.on ,otad for such Electors, the result APP
pears as follows, to wit
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The wedding of Miss NJ. Evelyn
Pinder and C. Thomas Johnston of
Chestertown, Md, took place
Thursday, November 18th, at Elk
ton, Md. Accompanying them were
Miss Mary Burris, Arthur Pinder,
Miss Elizabeth Webb, Earl Pinder.
After the ceremony the couple left
for a short trip.
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PROCLAMATION
STATE OF DELAWARE. EAECOIlN
DEPARTMENT
c. d. BUCK

Governor of the said State.
To all persons to whom these presents
shall come. Greeting:
Whereas. An election was held an the
State Of Delaware, on Tuesday the elghln J
dav Of November. in the year oi our LoIu
ono thousand nine hundred and thlrty-tWo.
that being the Tuesday next after the hTsl
Monday in said month. in pursuance OF % the
Constitution of the United States ana me
Constitution and Laws OF the state OF Del-
aware. in that behalf. for the election OF :,
Representative for the people OF the salu
state. in the Seventy-Third Congress oil me
United States. -
And Whereas. The official certlhcates "I
returns, OF the said election. held IN ihe
several counties of the said state haNl4e ~
been duly received and examined oy the the
Governor. it appears from them thal tne w
votes in the said counties respectlVeg! ;, @ lo'
such representative were cast as ioil""s
/ tn wit
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PROCLAMATION
STATE OF DELAWARE. EXECUTIVE
DEPARTMENT.
nTrCLr
Governor Of the said state

Governor Of the said state.
To all persons to whom these presents shall
come, Greeting:
Whereas An election was held in the
State of Delaware, on Tuesday. the eighth
day Of November. in the year Of our Lord
one thousand nine hundred and thirty-tWo,
that being the Tuesday next aftel the FRS
Monday in said month, in pursuance Of the
Constitution and Laws Of the State q
Delaware, in that behalf for the election
Of a Treasurer of the State Of Delaware
And Whereas The official certificates q
returns. Of the said election. held in tht
several counties Of the said State. haviu-
been duly received and examined BY the
Governor, il appears from them that th'
votes in said county respectively for suct
Treasurer were cast as follows, 70 VIII
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PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT OF
THE UNITED STATES;

And Whereas, The official certificates or
returns of the said election, held in the
several counties of the said State having
been duly received and examined by the
Governor. il appears from them that the
votes in the said counties respectively for
such Electors, were cast as follows, to wit ;
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PROCLAMATION
STATE OF DELAWARE. EXECUTIVE
DEPARTMENT.
C. d. BUCK,
Governor of said State.

Governor of said State.
To all persons to whom these presents shall
come, Greeting:
Whereas, An election was held in the
State of Delaware. on Tuesday, the eighth
day of November, in the year of our Lord
one thousand nine hundred and thirty-two,
that being the Tuesday next after the first
Monday in said month. in pursuance OF the
Constitution of the United States and the
Constitution and the Laws of the State OF
Delaware in that behalf, for the purpose
of choosing by ballot three Electors for the
election of a
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PROCLAMATION
STATE OF DELAWARE, EXECUTIVE
DEPARTMENT
C. d. BUCK,
Governor of the said State

GOVernOr OF the SAID Stato
To all persons to whom these presents shalI
come, Greeting:
Whereas. An election was held in tho
State of Delaware. on Tuesday, the eighth
day of November, in the year of our Iori
one thousand nine hundred and thirty-tvo
that being the Tuesday next after the frst
Monday in said month. in pursuance of
the Constitution and Laws Of the Stato
of Delaware, in that behalf. for the elec-
tion of an Auditor of Accounts of the State
of Delaware.
And Whereas. The official certificates or
returns, of the said election, held in the
several counties of the said State, having
been duly received and examined BY the
Governor, it appears from them that the
votes in said county respectively for such
Auditor of Accounts We're cast as follows
to wit
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Now. Therefore. I. G. p. Buck, Governor
af ~ ctata IL Delaware, do hereby de-
clare that Joseph Warren Marshall DaIllel
MitfIin Wilson and Harry v. Lyons nave
received the highest vote # the election
aforesaid. and therefore have been ana are
~ ~ IaoalIv elected Electors for the
uNis - prosidant and Vice President
q 1ie riVEM HINDER MY HAND
I ~ Graat Seal Of the said
State. At Dover. the sth day Of
Noyember. in the year Of our
,SFAIl Lord one thousand nine hundred
and thirty-two and Of the Inde-
Dendence Of the said State the
one hundred and tfty-seventh.
c. D. BUCK.
BY the Governor:
CHARLES H. GRANTIAND,
Secretary OF State.
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NEW CASTLE COUNTY

And whereas. The said returns OF the
election for the choice OF Representative
Of and for the said State in the Seventy
Third Congress of the United States. as
aforesaid, duly made out. signed and exc
cutcd. having been duly delivered 10 tne ne
Governor bv the Superior Court of said
oa,,,,tice and the Governor having exam
ined said returns as aforesaid. and emu
merated and ascertained the number OF
votes for each and every candidate or
nerson voted for. for such Representatives
the result appears as follows to VII:
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And Whereas. The said returns q l sl.'
election rs aforesaid. duly made out. Sisnei
and executed. having been duly del,ytFgg DENY, -
10 the Governor by the Superior '9ul. ,.;n., :,
said counties. and the Governor ~ nj nj
examined said returns as aioresaI ~
enumerated and ascertained ne nu'uu y. ,,..r.
votes for each and every cahdiuH'e ,al
-, ,,otod for FOR such Attorney g. ~
the result appears as follows, 70 MY
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PROCLAMATION
STATE OF DELAWARE. ENECUIlN-
DEPARTMENT
c. u. BUCK


c. ID. BUCh
Governor of the said State.
To all persons to whom these presents
shall come. Greeting;
Whereas, An election was held IN the
State OF Delaware. on Tuesday, the elEhtn q
day of November. in the year of our LORD
one thousand nine hundred and thirty
two that being the Tuesday next after 'he
first Monday in said month. in pursuance
of the Constitution and Laws OF the State
Of Delaware. in that behalf. for the eiee-
tion of an Attorney General OF the state
of Delaware
And Whereas. The official certificates 81
returns. of the said election. held IN th'
several counties of the said State. haNlh-
been duly received and eNamined oN ~,
Coyernor. it appears from them that the
votes in said county respectively for su'I
Attorney General were cas- as t'li'NS
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DOINGS SO YEARS
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BY the Governor:
CHARLES H. GRANIIAND'
Secretary Of State.
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NEW CASTLE COUNTY

And Whereas. The said returns Of tha
election as aforesaid, duly made out. signed
and executed, having been duly delivered
to the Governor by the Superior Cour of
said counties, and the Governor having eN-
amined said returns as aforesaid and
enumerated and ascertained the number Of
votes for each and every candidate or per-
son voted for, for such Auditor Of Ac-
counts. the result appears as follow
to wit:
Whole number Of votes for
Thomas Marvel Gooden .... 5j5l1
Whole number Of votes for
James Henry Hazel .......... 57.250
Whole number OF votes for
Eva Santee $50
Whole number Of votes for
Eugene K. DOmaX .........#.... llJ
Now. Therefore. /. c. d. Buck. Governog
of the State Of Delaware, do hereby de-
clare that James Henry Hazel has receiy "a
the highest vote at the election aforesaid,
and therefore has been and is duly and
legally elected the Auditor of Accounts ii
and for the State of Delaware.
GIVEN UNDER MY HAND
and the Great Seal Of the sand
State, at Dover the 18th day d
November, in the year Of oul
I (SEAL) Lord one thousand nine hundred
and thirty-two and Of the Inde-
pendence of the said State The
one hundred and fifty-seveuth.
G. d. BUCK.
BY the Governor:
/ CHARLES H. GRANTLAND,
Secretary Of State.
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By the Governor
CHARLES H. GRANTLAND,
Secretary Of State.
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Now. Therefore. !. c. d. Buck. Governor
Of the State of Delaware. do hereby de
clare that Wilbur L. Adams has received
the highest vote at the election aforesaid;
and therefore has been and is duly and
legally elected the Representative OF ana
for the State OF Delaware in the Seventy
Third Congress of the United States.
GIVEN UNDER MY HAND
and the Great Seal of the said
State. at Dover. the 18th day of
November. in the year OF our
fSEAI) Lord one thousand nine hundred
and thirty-two and of the lnde-
nerdence Of the said State the
one hundred and fifty-seventh.
C. ID. BUCK.
BY the Governor:
CHARLES II. GRANTLAND.
Secretary of State.
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BV the GONernOr:
CHARLES H. GRANTLAND,
Secretary of State
Imperial Valley press., 1932-01-30
Woman Winner In
Suit Over Land

Land troubles of Mrs. Rosa Byers
went a long way toward settlement
today when Judge Vaughn n.
Thompson returned judgment in
two civil suits involving farming
property in this county, yesting title
to the land in Mrs. Byers and
granting her s318lO4 due as rent
In one suit, brought by Edward
Sparr and Mrs. Byers against w.
S. Nakamura, Judge Thompson re-
turned judgment for the plaintiffs
in the sum of s3181.04 holding this
sum due as rental and taxes.
In another suit, first filed by Ed
ward Sparr against F. w. and Rosa
Byers and the Security First Ma
tional Bank and Trust company,
Mrs. Byers, on a cross-complaint,
was given a decree quieting title
to the land as against Spar, and
uuieting title to the land as against
the bank on condition she pay
S289 .38 due that institution. An
order was issued restraining Spar
from setting up any further claim
Imperial Valley press., 1932-01-30
NaZarene

Tomorrow concludes the Sunday
school convention which is being
held by the Nazarcne churches OF
the valley, the closing session being
in the afternoon, beginning at 2:45.
DR.. C. B. Widmeyer of Pasadena
director of Christian religious ed
ucation. for the Church Of the Naz-
arene of the Southern California
district, is in charge of the con-
vention.
He will bring the message at the
II o'clock service tomorrow morn
ing. This service will be preceded
by the church Bible school which
commences at GAS. At this time
"An Ideal Lesson" will be demon
strated by DR.. Widmeyer. Lessons,
classes and departments to meet
the need of every age.
The Y. P. S. and Junior societies
meet at $50 p. m.
The pastor, Rev M w. Gum,
brings the message at 7:30 p. m.
His subject will be THE Year OF
Jubilee"
Our objective as a church is the
supplying of your need. You will
find you are always welcome at
the Church of the Nazarene at the
corner of Eighth and Orange.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-01-30
BOX SOCIAL LAST
NIGHT AT CHURCH
IS GREAT SUCCESS

One of the most enjoyable events
ever sponsored by the Live Wire
class of State Street Christian
church was the box social held al
the church Friday night.
A goodly number of young people
and others were present to enjoy
a program of songs led by Roy
Sweeney and Oliver Lingo, q
couple of vocal numbers by Gwen
dolyne Williams, a humorous paper
on Chewing Gum read by Walter
Williams and an eXtemporaneous
debate on the subject: Resolved,
that it is cheaper to raise girls
than it is boys" The affirmative
team. consisting of Lee zinn and
Edna Mateska, won over the mega
tive team consisting Of Bernice
Grider and Meryal Meadows.
D. L. (Doc) Zinn auctioned off
the boxes with a wit that added
much wholesome zest to the pro-
gram. A prize was awarded to
Ethel Price for having the most
unique box.
The teacher OF the class, Mrs.
Butterworth, being unable to be
present because of illness, the meet
ing was presided over by Mr.. But
terworth. The proceeds from the
sale of the boxes will be applied
upon the pledge the class has made
TO the church fund.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-01-30
Churches
Schools
Y. ". &. 4. LEADER
HOLDS CONFERENCES
WITH LOCAL WOMEN

Miss Anna Mansfield Clark of
the national board of the Y.WC.A..
New York City, has been spending
the past week in Imperial Valley,
and with Miss Hazel Withrow, To-
cal secretary, has been visiting the
womenS committees in the various
Y.W.CA. districts of the valley.
At these committee meetings two
main objects have been discussed:
The place of the YW.C.A. III 4
community like Imperial Valley
and the program and function OF
the Y.W.C.A. in the valley.
Monday. February l, and all-day
meeting of the county Y.W.C.A.
board will be held in CaleXico with
Mrs. Genevieye Williams and at
this time an analysis of the results
obtained from the local meetings
will be made and the program for
Imperial Valley will be based on
this analysis.
Miss Clark conferred with the
FL Centro committee on Thursday,
the meeting being at the M. J.
Dowd residence. Monday was spent
in Calipatria, Tuesday in Holtyille,
Wednesday in Calexico, Friday in
Brawley and Wednesday evening
with the East Side women'S group
Average attendance at each meet
ing was Is women.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-01-30
First Presbyterian

At the II oclock morning wor-
ship hour we are TO have the privi-
lege of having as guest speaker
Rev. Samuel Shiffler of the First
Presbyterian church, Brawley. Mr..
Shiffler has only recently come to
the valley to live, and we are all
glad to have this opportunity OF
becoming acquainted with him and
to hear the fine message he is sure
to present. His subject will be,
The Great Salvation"
Mrs. Edgar J. Hargrave will play
the following piano numbers:
Prelude, Rustic of Spring" CSind-
ing); offertory, "Duetto" (song
without words CMendelsSohn) :;
postlude, Chant Triumphal' (song
without words CMendelssohn).
The choir Wi! sing Stsiner's
beautiful compoaition, God So
Loved the World" and Ellis
Rhodes will sing, There We're
Ninety and Nine"
The church school meets at 9:45
a. m. Edward Law, superintendent.
The young peoples group meets
at $50 p. M. with Charles Mccall
mon as speaker.
Strangers are cordially invited to
worship with US.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-01-30
BY SISTER MARY
NEt Service Writer

lust what happens to the min
J eral and vitamin content of
various common vegetables when
they are cooked? This subject
has been studied by number of
investigators in nutrition and they
have made interesting and valu-
able reports.
Experiments have shown that
the method OF cooking, the man
ner in which vegetables are cut
for cooking, the extent OF surface
exposed during cooking, the
amount of water used and the gen.
eral care observed in cooking and
serving have much to do with the
loss of flavor, minerals and food
value of cooked vegetables.
The mineral loss for vegetables
classed among roots and tubers"
is less than for those known as
stalks and leaves" Cabbage, cell
cry, beet-greens and onions are
the heaviest losers of minerals dur
ing cooking. Although spinach
loses none of its calcium, it does
lose much of its iron content un-
less properly cooked. Practically
all the minerals lost from vege-
tables remain in the water in
which they were cooked. This is
why it's so important to utilize the
water.
The destruction of vitamins is
caused more generally by expo
sure to the air than by heating,
but not all the vitamins are sus-
ceptible to these factors. A plant
source of vitamin A is less liable
to injury by exposure to air than
an animal source is. In fact, most
foods suffer little loss of vitamin
A when properly cooked.
Acidity Saves Ii Vitamin
Vitamin B remains unchanged
by heat as long as the natural acid
ity of a food is maintained. AS
( the acid is neutralized this vitamin
is rapidly destroyed and its de.
struction may become complete in
a strongly alkaline solution with.
in an hour.
Exposure to air and the dura
ton of the heating period have
marked effect on the destruction Of
yitamin c. Heat alone, even at &
nigh temperature, causes but &
small percentage of loss OF vitamir
c in fooGs.
Prolonged cooking is the cause
OF unnecessary loss OF all three
Yttamins.
So far as is known, yitamins
Imperial Valley press., 1932-01-30
Society
Clubs
CONTRALTO SOL0IST
TO BE FEATURE OF
CONCERT WEDNESDAY

Mildred Ware. the contralto solo,
ist at the next Choral club con-
cert, is one of the outstanding vocal
artists of the West.
For several years she was soloist
with the famous Tabernacle choir
of Utah, appearing with them on
their tour of the country. Miss
Ware has toured in concert. ora
torio and opera.
Her voice is a contralto of eXcep-
tional beauty, power, and range,
and with her additional emotional
and histrionic gifts. she is capable
of delivering her musical message
with conviction and authority. FL
CenuanS have a personal interest
in hearing her as she is the wife
of Ellis Rhodes of the Academy of
Music
The concert is to take place We'd
nesday evening, February 3, in the
Veterans Memorial hall, and prom
ises to be an outstanding event.
In addition to several groups of
songs by Miss Ware, John Valen-
tine, Hollywood baritone will be
heard in solo numbers. The famous
Hollywood trio, directed by Sol
Cohen, violinist, and composed of
Mr.. Cohen, Celeste Ryus. pianist,
and Richard Callies, cellist, will
give a group and solo numbers.
and the Choral club will be heard
in several beautiful choruses.
Sponsors and associate members
have received their tickets and
others wishing tickets may obtain
them at Clements Drug store or the
Valley Drug store.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-01-30
Christian Science

BE perfect, be of good comfort,
be of one mind. live in peace; and
the God of love and peace shall BE-
with you"
This exhortation from Pauf5
second letter to the Corinthians is
the golden text in the lesson
sermon on Love" Sunday. in ali
Churches of Christ, Scientist,
branches of The Mother Church
The First Church of Christ, Sci
enlist, in Boston, Mass. Verses in
the responsive reading include
other words of Paul Charity
never faileth; but whether there be
prophecies, they shall fail; whether
there be tongues. they shall cease.
whether there be knowledge, it
shall vanish away . And nov
abideth faith, hope, charity these
three; but the greatest OF these is
charity
One of the Bible selections pre-
sents Christ Jesus words: "A new
commandment 1 give unto you,
that ye love one another; as l have
loved you, that ye also love one
another. BY this shall all men
know that ye are my disciples, II
We have love one to another.
A correlative passage from the
Christian Science textbook, Sci
ence and Health with Key to the
Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy,
states: Love inspires, illumines,
designates, and leads the way
Imperial Valley press., 1932-01-30
Four Square Gospel


The FourSquare Gospel church
reports a wonderful meeting, the
revival to continue over Sunday.
Sister Anna Benton, pastor. states
that many are rejoicing in their
new found Saviour.
Tonight at 7:30 o'clock. Rev.
Claire Martin will speak on The
Need of the Hour"
Sunday, at 9:45 a. m. Sunday
school will be held and all arc in
vited to come.
Morning worship Is at II
o'clock Reverend Martin will
speak on "On the Over Conner
At 2:30 p. m, Sunday, baptism
service will be held at the State
Street Christian church, Rev. Anna
Benton speaking on The Spiritual
Significance of Water Baptism, ="
while a number of converts will be
baptised. Everyone is invited to
come.
Sunday evening at 6:30 O'Clock,
Reverend Martin will talk to the
young people on God, Warrior" !"
All young people are invited.
Sunday evening at 7:30 O'Clock,
Rev F.. E. Wall will bring the clos
ing message, THE Second Coming
of Christ"
Wednesday at 7:30 o'clock mid
week evening services will be held
and Friday evening at the same
hour an evangelistic message on
Christians Inheritance in Cod
will be held
Saturday at 2 p. m. special chill
dren'S service is conducted.
All are invited to attend all
services.