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POWey Is Pdce-Setter in
LocaI Pin League Action
Spills 651 Naples for Team No. q in Chevrolet Body
Loop Session at Delaware Drives.

by two pins. Distribution No. 8 shut
out Prospect No. l, and Distribution
No. whipped Prospect No. in two
games. Main Office No. 9 beat Dis
tribution No. 6, 2 to l. Gorsuch, Of
the losers, was heading for an honor
series on games of 204 and 210, but
slumped to 156 in his third try,
winding up with $40.
Pollard opened with a 252 game. then
dropped to 1879 and 1853. but had enough
left over to gain a 500 and individual
honors in the Stokley-Van Camp League at
Pritchetts alleys.
The Honey Pod Peas followed Pollard
10 q two-time triumph over the Bean
Hole Beans In the other league fray.
the Chill Con Carne rollers smothered the
Cranberry Sauce quintet.
Rising to a 226 in his middle trial, A.
Pfeiffer edged over a Sol to set the pace
for individuals in the Moore and Fox In
surance conference at the Central drives.
His mates of the Realtors squad supplied
additional punch to top the Auto Insur-
ance, to l. while the Surety Bonds and
Life Insurance teams pastimed without
opposition. Their foes will roll at a later
date.
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got under it by trampling fans in
wild chase.
Col. Jacob Rupert, owner Of the
New York Yankees who gave the
Babe to the Braves. was among the
spectators roofing for the old slug
ger.
Let's see you get one, Babe" he
yelled, shortly before Moore spoiled
the Ruth-Dean first meeting by
catching Babes first smash.
III try to powder one for you,
Colonel" the Babe answered. He
meant it, for at no time was he con-
tent to wait out either Dean or Hal
lahan. He might have drawn base
on balls especially on his first trip
to the plate, when Dizzy was try
ing. without luck. to nick the corners
and buzzed in three wide ones.
The crowd was the greatest ever
TANNED into Waterfront Park, even
counting the days when the YAM
KEGS were at their height.
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Butler Adds
New Foes to
Basket Card
Wisconsin and Michigan to
Be Played by Bulldogs
Next Season.

Michigan and Wisconsin have
been placed on the Butler Univer-
sltv basketball schedule which
Coach Tony Hinkle is mOlding for
the 1886 campaign. and three
other Big Ten schools which Op-
posed the Bulldogs this season have
been tentatively scheduled.
The announcement was made last
hight an the annual Utes Club
hardwood banquet on the FaiTview
campus. az which Toy Jones. Peru.
was elected captain for next year.
a -x0-game series has been carded
vlthANotre Dame and Wabash. and
Pittsburgh also VIII stop at the
feIdh0usc again.
Negotiations are being made for
tits with New York Kentucky. St.
Johns Western State. Illinois, Pur-
due and Northwestern. The card
VIII be- the strongest since Hinkle
started coaching at Butler.
Awards were announced for %
basketball and Cross-coUntrv attn
letcs and their managers and veil
leaders bv DR.. Henry NJ GelstOn
Chairman OF the faculty athletic
committee. Approximately $50 were
tn attendance with honor being paid
n the Butler athletes and the An
derz0u High School basketball
team which COPIED the state net
title Archie Chadd. coach Of the
Anderson team and former Butler
baseball and basketball star. and six
members of his team attended as
honor guests.
Harry Geisel. American League
umpire. who received much Of his
early training as an aTbiter in But
Ter intercollegiate games. was the
principal speaker President j. w.
Putnam. Chadd. Freshman Coach
Frank Hedden and Hinkle were
other speakers. Henry GOett served
as postmaster.
Gene Demmary. Indianapolis. was
elected honorary basketball captain
for the I934-35 season.
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Early Baseball Notices

Teams which VIII nlsv in the En-Roe
Fscforv Baseball LesEue viii meet tonight
at AZ The Em-Roe store.
The East SIDE Cubs uiu hold a meet
ms and brief workout SUNDAY az $50
All PLAYERS and trvOuts reuort az 1880 East
Marset-st-
The Bcanbiossom A. c. nine. sponsored
hN the Ecauhluss1m a. son Morruarw.
has entered the SUNDAY Municipal League.
and Manager Drummer has called a prac-
fice for SUNDAY 1f RhodIus PARK weather
permitting. AL PLAYERS and tryOutS re-
port at $50
The Indianapolis RAILWAYS nine will
meet az Riverside. Diamond No !. Sunday
20 PLAYERS wishing trvouts are asSrd
% attend
wolks Little Giants viii meet HfonSas
e. 200 W lfrh-sr- IrvcutS are Welcome
a good catcher is wanted For games
write Ralph Clifford. 1926 Lafavct est. In
cianauolis.
The Monte Carlo Club viu meet tom0r-
r0W ua-lt rf $50 ar q41 Naples. Wood.
johnson Hanna. Tate Campbell. Jake.
Roy and trvCurs are asked 90 attend.
mrrrtu- OF the Gross Funeral Home
PLAYERS wtl 10 held rr the manage S
home 1925 Lirden-sr tomorrow night az
90 PLAYERS and fryoufs are urEed %
b. present If VII BE- the final meeting
before uniforms are issued. Catheimes ard
Wheaf.et notice
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SulIiVan'S Teammates
to Act as PaIIbearerS

By United Press
NEW YORK, March 21.-Funeral
arrangements have been completed
for Joseph G. Sullivan, p. captain
elect of the 1885 Notre Dame foot
ball team, who Gied yesterday.
A requiem mass will be celebrated
at 1920 a. m. Saturday in st. Fran
els De Sales Church, Belle Harbor
Queens, by the Rev. John J. Patter-
son. Burial will be in st. Johns
Cemetery, Middle Village, Queens.
Elmer Layden, head coach at
Notre Dame. is expected to arrive
today accompanied by several of
Sullivan's teammates who will act
as pallbearers.
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SWIM EVENT CARDED

81 United Press
Fl. WAYNE, Id. March 21.--The
state Y. M. C. A. swimming cham
pionship meet will be held here Sat
urday. March 80. it was announced
here today by Paul Chappell. chair
man of aquatics of the local Y. NJ
c. A.
Teams from Michigan. City. Hunt
ington. Anderson, Muncie, Indian
apoliS and Fl. Wayne are expected
to be entered by March q. the
deadline for entries. Fl. Wayne is
defending champion.
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$4,000 Race Carded
at Bay MeGdOWs

By United Press
SAN MATEO, Cal, March 81. -
With at least eight good horses
available, William P. Kyne, manager
of the Bay Meadows track, decided
today to hold the $25, 1000 Bay Mead
ows Handicap Saturday.
In a third change Of plans since
arranging the race, Kyne said that
he had promised Eastern owners to
run the race on March % and 1 in
tend to go through with it."
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81 Teams in RELAYS

The field for the third annual
Butler University Relays here Sat
urday was completed today Thir-
tv-One teams and an aggregate of
ACC individual athletes will COM
pete.
Seven teams posted entries before
the deadline yesterday. including
University Of Illinois. Ohio Uni
vcrSitv. Indiana Central Wayne
University OF Detroit Bethana Col
Iege. De Pauw University and Hills
dale College.
Two outstanding individual en-
tries were received Seelv of Illi-
nois will compete in the pole vault
against HUM Of Michigan Won
Sowitz OF Ohio State. and Pelucha
of Pittsburgh The four tied for
first place IN last years relays at IS
feet o. inches.
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While an army of local stars was
futilely bombarding the A. B. c.
pins in Syracuse last night, those
who stayed behind TO keep the home
alleys burning were eking out few
600 totals for themselves.
The top series of the evening was
posted by Power, who smacked out
a 651 in the Chevrolet Commercial
Body League at the Delaware drives.
Getting hotter" as he Went along,
Power rolled games of 203. 2l2. and
236 10 aid his Team No. to Il shut
out triumph over Team No. 2
Rmnerup honors were garnered
by Malarkey of the Interclub loop,
who spilled 635 sticks for the Ex-
change Unity squad The Exchange
men were rolling without opposition.
In the same league. the Merca-
tors BANKED the Universal Indians,
the Exchange Servimce three timed
the A. b c. quintet. and the Mu
tual Lumbermen hacked out a 2-to-1
verdict over the Universal Yankees.
Malarkev started out slow with a
1877. but racked up a 205 and a DAB in
his next two heats.
Next in line for individual laurels
were Anterior of the Mutual Milk
League and Benefiel of the Citizens
Gas circuit. each topping GA
pins for their evenings work.
Atherton'S honor sum was helpful
as his Nursery Milk team edged out
the Xxx Creams, 2 to /. The leader
rolled games of 2O2 and 224, then
sl1idded to 1873. The final game also
was the one which his team lost.
In the same loop, Miles barged
over for a COB, on games of 225, 1874
and 214. and his Milk mates
trounced the Chocolate MiIks. 3 to 0.
The Creams and Buttermilks also
we're triple victors.
Benefited posted his GA for the
Prospect No. 4 kegelers on the Up
town Alleys. Distribution No. was
on the other side of the sheet. and
took a 3-to-0 drubbing. Prospect
No. emerged on top in close
battle with Main Office No. TO-,
taking the final and deciding tilt
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Lafayette to Honor
Conference Champs

By Times SpeciaI
LAFAYETTE. Ind. March d. -
The Jefferson of Lafayette High
School basketball team will be feted
here tonight in a banquet arranged
to celebrate the 1934-35 champion
ship of the North Central Confer
ence. The Jeffersonville quintet lost
only one game in its conference
schedule.
Letter awards will be made by
Coach Masters. Ward Lambert.
Purdue coach, will be the principal
speaker.
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Births


Charles and Frances Spence. $40 N
Liberty
Gilbert and Alberta Oberle. 2216 Howard.
Harlan and Louise Pulen. 1921 Blaine.
Dale and Mona Alexander Methodist
Hospital
Robert and Marthana DEGREES, Methodist
Hospital
Frank and Dorice Turley, Methodist
Hospital
william and Mary Foxworthy, 1902 S.
Sheffield.
Henderson and Louise Moore, 34s S.
Hamilton.
Atlas and Myra Cheatham. 1862 Tindall.
Leon and Helen Cannon, 1904 Oliver.
Steve and Ruth Roberts, 2021 Columbia.
George and Blanche Whyde, l24 S..
Vern and Gennie Thomas, ISIS James
David and Leota Wright, 206 Bright.
Frank and Mary MesianO. 249 S. Noble.
Clifton and Lillian Mourning, 24l7 Kelly.
Boys
Joseph and Lucille McLain, 1902 E.
Richard and Hazel Lukens, Methodist
Hospital
Lyle and Viola Brucker, Methodist
Everett and Mary Dell, Methodist Hos
pital.
Ray and Blanche Willingham, Methodist
Hospital
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RACE DATES CHANGED

BIZ Uiffd PrCss
WINDSOR, Ont, March 21.-De-
vonshire Parks 1885 race meeting
will be held from July q to Aug.
II instead of July Is to Aug. as
previously announced, William r.
Woolatt, general manager, said to-
daV
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VITAL STATISTICS
Marriage Licenses

Harry R. Hutton. rs. of 1917 S. Belmont
av. chauffeur. and Martha K Woodruff.
as. of 1917 S. Belmont-ay. clerk:
Joseph N. Smith. %. Of l34- E. AMIDST,
Union-St bookkeeper.
Joseph E SAWYER. %. of 1924 Ralston-
av. clerk and Elizabeth Cummings 10
of 1916 Ruckle-st seamstress.
Austin Amos. 80: of ITO Muckingum-
ST., laborer. and Moreno jenkins. 20. of
907 Charles-st. maid.
Joseph l. Stratton %. Of 2522i2 Broad
way. salesman. and Nellie Irene Archer.
% of 1902 N. Capitol-av. housekeeper.
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BUDDY BAER HALTS FOE

By United Press
OAKLAND, Cal, March Iii
Buddy Baer, 244-pound little
brother" of the heavyweight cham
pion, last night knocked out
frankie Connolly of Fresno, former
Golden Gloves champion, in the
first round of their SiX-round bout.
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AMMO UNcE M ERTS
Death Notices

L Oedln NOtlceS
BECK. JOSEPH M.-Beloved husband of
Marie Mahoney Beck. father Of Michael
Joe and Betty Ann, son Of Joseph P.
J. Beck, Terre Haute. Mrs. Margaret
Carley, Wyandotte Mich and Mrs
Mary Oppenheim. Coldwater, O.. died
ridian-st Funeral Saturday $50 at the
home, 9 a. m. SIS: Peter and Paul Ca
thedral. Burial Holy Cross Cemetery.
Friends invited. KIRBY SERVICE.
BLATZ, LEO Achieved father of Minnie
B.. Hida M, Herbert J. and Battles B
Blatz. passed away at the residence, SIS
n. Jefferson-av, Tuesday morning. March
be held at the residence Friday morning
March %. at $50 O'Clock, and at the ST:
Philip Neri Church at o'clock. Burial
Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends invited.
VALID FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
HAASE. EVA Achieved wife of Thomas
j. Haase, passed away Wednesday eve
ming. March 20. age SO years. Funeral
T sTSSfs viii HOME r. h s5s n na s %AD
day morning March 23 at 10 o'clock
Burial Mt Pleasant Cemetery. Friends
invited.
HERFF. EROME-Beloved father of Harry
j. and Rehda. passed away Wednesday
evening Services Sunday at the FLAN-
NER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY. An
nouncement of time given later. Friends
invited. Burial Indianapolis Hebrew
Cemetery. Friends may call at the NOR
tuary Friday and Saturday.
HOBBS, WILLIAM L.--Age SO years. huS-
band of Mrs. Monterey Hobbs. father of
Mrs Juanita Boyd of Colorado and Mrs
Marie Rice of indianapolis, passed away
Wednesday near Writ, Ind. Friends may
call at SHIRLEY BROS. CENTRAL
CHAPEL after 8 p. m. Thursday. Flu
neral notice later.
MCORD, EMNIA-Age SO years. beloved
wife of William McCord, mother of Ma,
BILE. Ray Ralph and Fred McCord. passed
away Wednesday. March 20. Funeral Fri
day March q 2. M At the 1o RoY Y MI
ridian-st Friends may call any lime
after 3 D. m. Thursday.
METZGER, GEORGE-Beloved husband of
Mrs. Ella Metzger. father of Mrs. Doro-
thy McSntosh, brother of Bernhardt
Metzger, city: Andrew Metzger Flint
Mich passed away Wednesday. March
90 1:15 a. m. age 50 years. Funeral
from residence 1927 Sturm-av. Friday.
March o. at p. m. Friends invited.
Burial Crown Hill.
ROBINSON, JAMES Rage IS years
passed on at his home. 6l23 Carrollton-
av. Tuesday afternoon. Funeral Fri
day 10 a. m. at the McNEELY MORTU-
AIRY, 1928 N. Meridian-st. Friends in
vited Friends may call at the mortuary
any time. Burial Crown Hill.
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Ambitious Fielder Keeps
Babe From Blasting Dir
BY STUART CAMERON
United Press Sports Editor

CT PETERSBURG 2wh the count three balls and no
middle Babe Ruth swung
646 packed into Waterfront Park
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Cards, In MemOriams

IECKMAN-We wish to extend sincere
messages of love and understanding. and
beautiful floral offerings from our many
relatives, friends and fellowworkmen
rendered during the illness and death
of my dear husband. ALBERT HECK
MAN I especially thank the members
of the choir for their lovely music. Rev.
Farr and Shirley Bros, funeral directors.
Signed-WIFE
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Deaths

Deaths
Henrietta E. WATSON. 70 of 5O4l Central,
pneumonia
terioSclerosis
Cora Bland, A. of 1149 N. fremont,
carcinoma
Henry 3. Crawford. a. Veterans Hos
pital. lung abScess
Frank E. Klingner. 50. Methodist Hos
pital. nephritis
Barbara Joan JineS. months. Riley
Hospital. empyema
Leo Joe Schaeter. 40 City Hospital
lobar pneumonia.
William NJ Rosebrry. rs Central Indiana
Hospital acute myocarditiS.
George McWayne. ~. City Hospital,
cerebral hemorrhage.
Amonda Radford. 81 of 1882 Byrsm
Place. broncho pneumonia
Samuel NJ. Conrad 80. Of 1917 E. Mich
igan. carbon monoxide poisoning
Lena Schulhof. 81. of 1851 S. East.
chronic mvocardltiS
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r E N T AIS
II Furnished Rooms

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single, SO. Room, twin beds S. Next
bath phone.
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men: very reasonable.
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bath. garage: private home; walking dis
lance; reasonable.
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mattress; modern home; desirable loca-
ton.
CLINTON HOTELS Virginia ave: clean,
steam heated rooms. 81 to s4 right
downtown.
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VITAL STATISTICS
Births

Lum and Beatrice Shaw. 73s Georgia.
Hesico and Mary Birch $50 Roach.
Elmer and Francis ChildeTs. 932 Union
George and Mildred Tellberry. 1907 W.
Ohio
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for self and children school age. Re-
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HELP WANTED
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30, high school education and at least
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Is Rooms with Board
90 Wanted to Rent Rooms

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II w
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Employees, affiliated to the American
Federation of Labor. wants 3 able sec
retaries now in some dept. or Admins
tration OF the Federal government mot
necessary to be under Civil Service at
this timel. must become Charter Mem
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Housemalds white, 18 to IS, experienced,
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Alteration experienced in women 5
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Moving, Transfer, Storage

YOU don't need money 70 move: dis
cs.ded furn. wanted. Ohm TRANS
FER IR-595a.
Smyrna times., 1935-03-07
KENTON NEWS
NOTES OF WEEK
Personal Mention and Social
Items and Other Parties
Reported About Town
COMMUNITY INTEREST

Kenton, March z. - The Honor
Roll pupils Of Kenton School, dur.
ing the fourth period, are: Grade !
Ellener Attix, Carolyn Crossley
Betty Everett; Grade 3-Patsy
Carter, Sara Walker, Betty Cook
Grade 4-Louise Everett, Helen
Spencer; Grade Richard Hugh
es; Grade 6-Adeline Hilyard, Don
aid Clark.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Lynch and
brother, Mr.. Lemuel Hickman,
spent the weekend with their par
ents at Frankford, Del
Mr.. Ralph Knots and family OF
Orefield, Pa, spent the weekend
with his father, Mr. w G. Knots.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Smith, Jr.,
motored to Livingston, N. j., on
Saturday to visit a friend. They
were accompanied by Miss Gather
inc Smith, who stopped in Phila-
delphia for the weekend.
Mr.. John Guthrie and family of
Philadelphia, Pa, spent Sunday
with his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Guthrie.
Miss Elizabeth Crosslely of Will
mington, spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Crosslely, Jr.
Miss Ethel Carey of Whining
ton, spent the weekend with her
mother and sister, Mrs. Ella Carey
and Miss Eva Carey.
Mrs. Addie G. Arthurs and Mr..
and Mrs. ]. D. Crossley and daugh-
ter Carolyn, were dinner guests on
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Y. Will
liams of Dover.
The supper held on last Friday
evening realized the ladies fifty-one
dollars and sixty cents.
Mrs. Sarah Walker is visiting
Mrs. John Williams in Edgemoor,
Delaware.
Mr. M. E. Smith left on Satur-
day for Stanford, Conn, to visit
his daughter.
Mr.. H. B. Clark was a dinner
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Clark
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Thomas and
Mrs. Harold Lynch motored to
Wilmington ON Monday.
Mr.. Eugene Attix spent the
weekend in Wilmington.
Mrs. Frank Attix of Philadel-
phia, Pa, spent part of last week
with her sons, Mr.. Eugene Attix
and Mr.. Frank Attix.
MIR. and Mrs. Howard Hutchins
were away on Sunday.
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Mrs. Mabel Severson were honor
guests at a birthday dinner held al
the home of their sisters, Misses
Edith and Pearl Jones last week
A large number of guests were
present including the family an6
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. NeWnom
and sons John and Robert, of Au-
burndale, Long Island, N. Y, have
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. George
w. Naylor, near town.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Donovan en-
tertained a few friends at cards at
their home Tuesday evening of last
week. Their guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert P. Maclary and Miss
Emma Maclary, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
vey Moore, MIR. and Mrs. Joe Slack
of Newport; Mr.. and Mrs. c. B.
Dean, of Newark; Misses Edna
Conor and Rebecca Bramble, of
Townsend
Charles M. Watts, of Clayton,
visited friends here on Monday.
Mrs. Emma Mannering and son
Leroy, have been visiting relatives
in Philadelphia, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. w. VanF1orn
celebrated their 10th wedding an
niversary last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Lee, of Phil
adelphia, Pa, have been home for
a short visit to his parents.
Misses Ann, Nell and Louise
Foster, of Wilmington, were recent
guests of Miss Edna Conner.
Mr.. Howard Lane and son visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Conner,
near Fieldsboro last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Daniels, of
Wilmington, have returned from a
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Nor
gan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Haegele,
of Philadelphia, Pa, visited Mrs.
Harvey Naylor last week.
Mrs. Georgia Donahue, of Phila-
delphia, Pa, has been spending a
visit with her sister, Mrs. Emma
Mannering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Haegele,
of Philadelphia, Pa, were recent
visitors at the home of Mrs. Har-
vey Naylor.
DR.. l. P. Atwell and family, of
Still Pond, Md, were recent guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Daniels.
Smyrna times., 1935-03-07
TOWNSEND
Items of Personal and Social In
terest Cleaned From the Vicinity

Townsend, March "A number
from here attended the funeral OF
Freeman E. Walker, aged IA, who
died last week at Ashland Mr.
Walker was a farmer of this COM
munity some twenty ears ago and
was active in the Townsend M. E.
Church. He was held in high es-
TEEN and his death is mourned.
Besides his wife he is survived by
two daughters.
Revival services conducted at the
M. E. Church were continued
through the week. Rev. Joseph
Vaughn, of Bethel, Md, has been
assisting the pastor, taking part in
the singing.
Willard L. Robinson and Will
liam B. Naylor represented Town
send Council, No. IL, Jr., o. U.
A M, at the State Council Session
held in Wilmington They made
interesting reports to the local
Council on their return.
Mrs. Abbie Goldsborough and