Smyrna times., 1933-10-04

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preaching by Nathan Bailey OF
Wilmington. At 100 o'clock an
object talk will be given for the
children. All children present will
receive a gift. AT 200 O'Clock
there will be a song service fol-
lowed by short addresses by form
er members of the church. Preach
ing at $50 by MIR. George Dough-
erty of Wilmington. Mr.. Dough-
erty is the president of the Sun
day Breakfast Mission in Will
mington and will tell of some re-
markable cases of conversions I'm
der his ministry. There will be
special singing by Miss Elizabeth
Stirling of Wilmington who Will
accompany herself on her auto
harp. Come early, bring your
lunch, and renew old acquaint-
ances. A hearty welcome awaits
all. In case of rain services will
be held the following Sunday.
Clayton School News The at
tendance award for the month
goes to Grade Six, Mrs. Clark,
teacher, with the attendance of
97.7 per cent. Our honor roll of
pupils one hundred per cent in at
tendance for September by grades
is as follows: Grade 1, Miss Elrick,
teacher, Ella Bush, Anna Fortner,
Winnie Pierce, Laura Nial Rogers,
Betty Rogers, Beatrice Burris, Ann
William, Betty Chezum, Margaret
Lane, Joyce Montague, Virginia
Hill, Dorothy Hill, Katherine Bur
ris, Ella Frances Ditman, James
MacNiven, Albert Daniels, James
Whalen, Clifford Reume, Arnold
Reed, James Montague; Grade 2,
Miss Jones, teacher, Betty Lou
Andrews, Marie Burris, Rachel
Burris, Pauline Fortner, Frances
George, Edith Hollett, Eleanor
Morris, Marjorie Jean Pryor, Ros-
alec Reed, Ruth Scott, Louise Sol
loway, Helen Stats, Calvin Boyd,
George Burris, Harry Daniels,
Charles George, Preston knight,
Walter Lotion, Jackie Poore;
Grade 8, Miss Jones, teacher,
Jane Burris, Dorothy Cook, Ralph
Berghorn, Ralph Riddle, Harry
Bush, Medford Davis, Alvan Hill,
Joseph Houtman, Lester Hurd
Grade 8, Mrs. Smith, teacher, Ell
oise Horn, Pauline Hurd, Betty
Lofiand, Marietta Leager, Doris
Poore, Billy Pusey, Thelma Anne
Shane, Elwood Starkey, Jean
Spencer; Grade 4, Mrs. Smith,
teacher, Guy Budd, Eleanor Burke,
Edward Burris, Mary Burris,
Mary Daniels, Bill Dittman, Har-
old Dittman, Jimmie Donovan,
Thomas Donovan, Betty Eicho1z,
Dorothy Lane, Ruth Lane, Helen
Massey, Frances Naylor, Emma
Pearce, Phyllis Reed, Nelson
Steele, Alfred Starkey, Irene SapD
Stats, Edward Ram
sey; Grade 5, Merrick Horn, Earle |
Ely, Elmer Ross, William Chase, /
Julius Spencer, Charles Scott,
George Biddle, James Gooding, |
Otha Lane, Edward Hurd, Hilda 4
Ruth Hill, Betty Everhart,
Ida Mae Dittman. Margaret Dan
iels, Grade 6, Mrs. Clark, teacher, I
Dorothy Mock, Emma Scott,
Blanche Reed, Rose Clayville, Ed
ma Ennis, Grace Salter, Ellen .
Louise Cullen, Delmar Christoph-
er, Charles Poore. Billy Carrow, /
Rhoman, Harold Le-
Gates, John Houtman, Robert |
Bush, Goldin Poore, Grade z, Miss
Warford, teacher. Shelby Harring- /
ton, Lea Hurlock, James Le- /
Compte, Layton Mabrey, Leslie
Pryor, Leonard Reed, Leslie Sill
path, Charles Stewart, Rhesa
Walton, Owens Weaver, Mary
Anna Wright, Catherine Wright, +
Mary Frances Walker, Thelma
Poore, Jeanette Loder, Elizabeth
Locates, Agnes Hurd, Julia Burke
Marie Bickling; Grade 8, w. Hick-
man, teacher, John Gooding. Joe I
Charles Salter, Emil ST.
mon, John Shortall, Julia Boggs,
Roberta Ennie, Marion aJne Horn,
Betty Houtman, Ethel Knight,
Emma Kraus, Elizabeth Legar,
Ruth Mills, Mary Pryor, Mary
Pusey, Naomi Reed, Hazel Willis.
On Friday of last week the SOC
Ger team of the Commodore Mac
Donough School at st. Georges re-
turned the visit we had made a
week earlier. Clayton again won,
this time by a score of z to o. We
scored twice in each of the first |
three quarters and once in the /
last quarter. Although the field
was slippery, the game was well
played.-Our soccer team contin-
ued it's victorious campaign by a
hard fought victory over Della
ware City Junior High in its first |
league game at Delaware City
afternoon. The score was
2 to o. Clayton scored twice in