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Smyrna times., 1937-05-06
BIRTHDAY PARTY, KENTON
Mary III. Downs, Daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Gilbert Downs, Honored

Mary Hester Downs, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Downs of
near Kenton, celebrated her tenth
birthday with a party Saturday
afternoon, May the first. The af-
ternoon was spent in games, after
which they all left wishing her
many more happy birthdays. Mary
Hester received many loveiy gifts.
Among those present were: Ger
trude Wyatt, Martha Wyatt, Betty
Everett, Eleanor Attix, Lucille
Hurd, Carolyn Crossley, Ethel Van
Pelt, Loise Wade, Marlyn Rowlin-
son, Dorothy Jones, Laura Belle
Downs, Leroy Jones, Lloyd Jones,
Nodale Rowlinson, Junior Rowlin-
son, Robert Bedwell, Scott Bedwell,
Clifton Faulkner, Francis Downs,
Mrs. Hutchins, Mrs. Stafford, Mrs.
James Rowlinson, Mrs. Alfred
Jones, Mrs. Leroy Jones, Mrs.
Dewey Crossley, Mrs Harry Faulk-
ner, Mrs. Clayton Bedwell, Mrs.
George Rothwel, Mrs. Eva Carey
and Miss Ida Marie Bedwell.
Smyrna times., 1937-05-06
JOHN BASSETT
MOORE SCHOOLS
Baseball Team Presents a
Winning Organization as
Season Starts
OTHER SCHOOL NEWS

On Tuesday of last week the
John Bassett Moore High School
baseball team again reached its
winning stride and defeated Har-
rington by a score of one to moth
ing. The game was excellently
played from beginning to end. On
Friday, May z, the local team will
meet the team from Caesar Rod
ney High School.-May % has
been designated as visiting day on
which day the school will be open
ed for visits by the adults and
friends of the community interest
ed in education.-The annual exhi-
bition in Health and Physical Edu-
cation will be given in the school
auditorium on Friday evening,
May z, beginning at 7:30 p. m.
This program is under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Gertrude Hendricks.
The annual school musical will be
held in the auditorium on Monday
evening, May 10, beginning
promptly at 500 p. m. An exhibit
of the art work of the John Bas-
sett Moore High School students is
on display in the windows of the
Howard R. Jones Pharmacy.-The
assembly program was in charge
of Miss Starts Math Club which
consisted of a playlet, "The Door
to Success" and two piano solos
by Stimson Carrow and Anne
Pomichalek. = Banking for the
week is as follows: Number of pu-
pills in attendance, 767; number of
Sc; amount deposited,
S46.90; amount deposited to date
this school year, $1,217.66.
Smyrna times., 1937-05-06
BLOOMS
ATTRACT MANY
Thousands Motor to the Or
chards of Lower Della
ware on Sunday
WAS A BEAUTIFUL SIGHT

At least two thousand families
from northern Delaware and
neighboring Pennsylvania counties
treked into Kent and Sussex Coun-
ties Saturday afternoon and Sun
day to view the beauty of apple
blossom time in Delaware. State
Police at the Dover station esti-
mated that between 5000 and TO-
900 automobiles passed through
the state capital Sunday, the bulk
of them going to the big orchard
section in the lower part of the
state. When the long motorcades
reached those sections of the du-
Pont Boulevard which are walled
in on both sides by fragrant apple
orchards, autos slowed down to
crawling pace and windows were
rolled down to get the full measure
of beauty by sight and scent. The
blossoms were banked on the trees
for miles in all their glory. Bios
som time will not be at it's apex
until this week and the petals will
be sitting down to form blossom
carpet on the ground by this week
end. But last weeks display was
enough to leave no visitor to the
orchard districts unsatisfied. Ideal
weather was the setting for ma
ture's spring carnival of color and
perfume in Kent and Sussex. The
sun shone brighter and the temper
ature reached a maximum of "A. 1t
was well after dark before the last
of the motor procession rolled
northward again. Police reported
little trouble with blossom picking
along the roads. Almost all mo-
torists were content to stop their
cars for awhile or just drive along
slowly, enjoying the sight, the po
lice said.
Smyrna times., 1937-05-06
ANOTHER STATE.
BUILDING JOB
Governor McMullen Appoints
Commission For Corpora
tion Dept. Building
ON NEW LAYOUT, DOVER

Gov. Richard c.. McMullen, act
ing on the authority given him by
bill passed by the Legislature at
the recent session, Monday ap-
pointed a commission which will
arrange for and supervise the con-
struction of a 100000 building in
Dover to house the State Archives
Commission, the corporation de-
partment and other state offices.
They are: Alexander J. Taylor, Will
mington; Judge w. w. Harrington
and Mrs. Phyllis r. Horsey, Do
yer; DR.. Joseph B. NAPLES, George
town; State Senator Norris N.
Wright, Newark. The bill was in
troduced by Senator Wright. The
money will be provided through a
bond issue which also will supply
funds for buildings at some of the
state institutions. The new build
ings will be located near the legis-
lative building and will be part of
the previously arranged plan of a
series of state buildings surround
ing the legislative hall. The Gov
ernor signed nine bills Monday
making them laws. They are: Act
making it a misdemeanor for any
person to make false charges
against any minor for the purpose
of committing such minor to a re
formatory in the state and pre-
scribing penalties. Amending the
revised code in relation to the ex-
ecution of affidavits of demand for
Home Owners Loan Corporation.
Authorizing the president and
council of the town of Selbyville to
borrow money to pay the running
expenses of the town. Regulating
the transportation and shipment of
live poultry, providing license for
same and revocation of license and
pnalty for violation. Prohibiting
the advertising in Delaware of the
performance Of marriages in an
other state. Changing the name
of the Christiana River in New
Castle County to the Christina
River To change the name of the
North East Boulevard to Governor
Printz Boulevard. Amending the
State Motor Vehicle Law by re-
quiring motor vehicles to stop at
certain highways and declaring the
violation a misdemeanor A Sem
ate bill amending the workmen's
compensation act.
Smyrna times., 1937-05-06
SMYRNA FIRE co. ELECTION
Clifford Jones Was Elected Presi-
dent For the Ensuing Year

Clifford Jones Was Elected Presi-
dent For the Ensuing Year
At the annual election held by
the Citizens Hose Company of
Smyrna, Monday evening, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President, Clifford
Jones; Vice-president, Frank P.
McCawley; Secretary, William G.
Roe, Jr.; Treasurer, John c. Man
nering; Fire Recorder, Harper
Jones; Fire Chief, ]. Fletcher
Truax; First Assistant Fire Chief,
Horace David, Jr.; Second Assist
ant Fire Chief, Wilson E. FAIRIES;
Fire Inspector, Joshua M. Lewis;
Trustees, Thomas Jefferson, Cliff
ford Jones, Medford Sparks; Board
of Directors, John Mood, Wilson
FAIRIES, Horace David, Thomas JEFF
ferson, John c. Mannering, Avery
Clifton, William M. Doughten,
Frank p. McCawley, Julian R.
Stats, Clifford Jones, William G..
Roe, Jr., ]. F. Truax.
Smyrna times., 1937-05-06
,JAMBOREE PLAN
OF BOY SCOUTS
To Seek Support of COmmun-
ity Thru Movie Benefit
For the Event
TO BE AT WASHINGTON

On Monday evening the Boy
Scout Troop, 81, of Smyrna, held
its weekly meeting at the head
quarters. The Scouts assembled at
the School Athletic field for a
game of outdoor baseball and then
went to their headquarters for the
business meeting. Meeting open
ed as usual with the opening cere-
monies, after which Scoutmaster
Foster gave a few announcements.
The most important of these was
the final announcement regarding
the benefit movie. The benefit will
be held May 24-25 and the picture
is Boris Karloff in "The Man That
Lives Again" Mr.. Foster an
nounced that the Troop needs to
raise S35 for the National Scout
Jubilee at Washington and asks
the support of the community to
this end. Boy Scouts who have
the sale of tickets will canvass
Smyrna and vicinity. Scoutmaster
Foster stressed the point that
Scouts must get out and sell all
the tickets so that the amount
raised will amount to almost the
of sending two representa-
tive Smyrna Boy Scouts to the Ma
tional Jamboree. The Smyrna
Troop has obligated itself to send
two representatives to Washing
ton. Lee Slaughter and Fred Har-
ris will act as ushers for the movie
benefit.
Smyrna times., 1937-05-06
MAY DAY WONEAN'S COLLEGE
u. of ID. Exercises Monday Partici-
pated In BY Miss Clair Hughes

The annual May Day program
will be observd at the Women's
College, University of Delaware,
on Saturday of this week and it is
expected that a large number of
parents and friends of the students
will attend. The ceremonies will
be held on the campus beginning
at 2.30 o'clock. Miss Elizabeth
Davidson of Claymont will be the
May Queen and others who will be
in May Court include Miss Clair
Cooper Hughes, Kenton, Miss Dor
othy Handy and Miss Ruth Hanley
of Wilmington, Miss Evelyn Wal
lace of Smyrna, Miss Ruth War
of FELTON,, Miss Margaret
Hogan of Newark, Miss Anne
Kline of Claymont and a numbtr
of students who live outside the
state. The same day will also be
observed as Alumnae Day and a
large group of alumnae from var
ious sections are expected to spend
the day at the college.
Smyrna times., 1937-05-06
5000 PRESENT
AT T'DOvER DAY
Number of Nearby States
Represented; Ticket
Supply Exhausted
ONE STAIRCASE CRACKS

About 5000 persons visited the
state capital Saturday to view the
old homes and gardens. With ideal
weather and Dover never looking
prettier, the State Capital was fill
ed with a happy throng. The de-
mand for tickets was so great that
the printed supply was exhausted
and baggage tickets had to be i'm
provised. Delaware's officialdom
was represented by Gov. and Mrs.
Richard c. McMullen. Mrs. Ed
ward E. Gam, sister of former
Vice-President Charles Curtis, re-
ceived with United States Senator
and Mrs. James H. Hughes. A
party of Swedes from Gottenberg
motored from Washington for the
day. Weight of SO amny scores of
persons upon the fine old colonial
staircase at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. Frank Hall caused a broad
crack in the wall near one of the
landings in mid-afternoon. Fear
ing accident, only few persons at
a time were permitted to go up
during the remainder of the day.
Besides Mrs. McMullen, who re-
ceived in the Governors parlors in
Legislative Hall, among other
hostesses were: Mrs. Willis S. Har-
rington, Mrs. A. d. Warner, ST.,
and Mrs. j. A. Draper, Jr., of Will
mington; Miss Florence Bayard
Kane of Germantown, Pa; Mrs.
Jerome Hess of Lancaster, Pa;
Mrs. T. Kinsey Carpenter of Wash
ington, D. c.; Miss Cuyler
Schwartz, daughter of United
States Senator Harry Schwatz of
Wyoming and Miss Ruth Overton,
daughter of United States Senator
John H. Overton of Louisiana.
Smyrna times., 1937-05-06
AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Mr.. Allen Winn of Princeton Sem
mary to Preach Next Sunday
The regular morning and even
ing services will be held on Sum-
day. Sunday School at 10, preach
ing service at IL, by Mr.. Allen
Winn Of Princeton Seminary;
Young Peoples meeting at 6:45
and evening preaching service at
7:30. Mite Society will meet at the
home Of Miss Beulah Ford on
Thursday evening at 7:30.
Smyrna times., 1937-05-06
DOG DIVERTS BULLS ATTACK
A. W.JenI<ins, Milford, Might Have
Been Killed But For His Pet

A. w. Jenkins, a farmer living in
the Cedar Neck section, near Mil
ford narrowly escaped with his life
when he was attacked by an in
furiated bull early Friday after
noon. According to Jenkins he
had entertd the pound where the
bull was feeding, and without
warning the bull charged. Jenkins
fought the animal with a pitch
fork but was disarmed in a second
charge. AS the bull chased him, a
large dog owned by Jenkins, enter
ed the pound and joined the attack
the bulls legs. The bull
distracted by the onslaught of the
dog, gave Jenkins time to escape
Smyrna times., 1937-05-06
lcE PROMOTIONS MADE
Coles Resignation Makes
|fse Promotions in Force

c'acAtI LII - oiSS
4 State Highway Commission
Ter last week promoted
Sodger Elderkin to the rank
tenant, filing the place left
Vnen Lieut.. Earl Cole re-
70 become connected with
Sont Company. Corp. FL
Hhens was promoted to the
! sergeant to succeed Elder
Prvt. Thomas Plummer
'noted to the rank of cor
succeeding Kitchens. Lieu
tderkin has been at the
aad Station. His home is
Son Heights. He was in
DUTY when an automobile
eo his motorcycle on the
Road a few years ago.
Kitchens and Corporal
! nave been stationed at
MI. They are both resi-
Il Wilmington.
Smyrna times., 1937-05-06
New Chemistry Building, NewarI

New Chemistry Building, Newark
The chemistry building now
nearing completion at the Univer-
sity of Delaware and which Is a
gift from a friend of the institution
will be used for the first time dur
ing the summer school which opens
for a six weeks session late in
June. 1t win be occupied In Sep
tember.
Smyrna times., 1937-05-06
NAMED FOR LIEUT.. STACK
Z. S. Destroyer Being Built VIII
be Named for DIR. Stacks Relative


The United States government
will name one of the naval destroy
ers under construction at the Nor
folk, Va, Navy Yard for Lieut.. Ed
ward Stack, an early American
naval officer, Representative Mich
ael ]. Stack of Philadelphia noti-
fed DR.. Walter o. Stack, formerly
of Dover. Lieut.. Stack, who gave
invaluable services to the Ameri-
can cause in the fight for independ-
ence, notably while serving with
John Paul Jones in the engagement
between the Bonhomme Richard
and the English ship Scraps, was
born in County Kerry, Ireland. The
launching of the ship, which will
be christened by daughter of
Representative Stack, will be at
tended by DR.. and Mrs. Stack and
other descendants.
Smyrna times., 1937-05-06
WE'D AT ASBURY PARSONAGE
Miss Rosy Louise Darrell Becomes
Bride of MIR. Norman BIendt

The wedding of Miss Rosey
Louise Darrell, daughter of Mr.and
Mrs. William Darrell, and Mr.. Nor
man K. Blendt, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William T. Blendt of near Smyrna,
were married on Saturday in the
parsonage of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church of Smyrna. The Rev.
]. w. Colona officiated. Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel G. Wallace attended
the couple. On their return from
a wedding trip the couple will
make their home on Mt. Vernon
street.
Smyrna times., 1937-05-06
ms SET FOR
BEE
Contest to Take Place
. 6. DUPONT School
Next Saturday
CROWN CHAMPION

4 ...ngements for the Della
asIling bee finals are COM
The forty-four competing
i uho will meet next Sat
;, tbe P. S. DUPONT High
n decide the champion
| # Delaware, have been Sc
The supervising committee
tbe school auditorium will
/, ~ its seating capacity of
'.rsOus. The program will
!, 10 a. m, Daylight Saving
Iudges and pronouncers
LII At $50 o'clock for a final
m Of the rules and regula-
The Spelling Bee will be re-
At 1870. Special telephones
frvsy reports to the News
\ and other state papers.
/ station WDEL will broad
H. program. The luncheon,
! viil be attended by Gov.
q c. McMullen and 20 chill
Eud guests of honor, will be
Al 12:15 o'clock in the P. S.
4 High School dining room.
W. Blest, school dietitian,
Iii the arrangement for the
L.. Mrs. Blest will also
/ arrangements to provide a
L. luncheon service for the
and parents Of the compel
E5dren who may not care to
\ he high school during the
H. hour. The complete list
1 a crack spoilers, who will
L Saturday from throughout
sute for the big word battle
3srnard Carlisle, Rose Hill;
krt Thompson, Mt. Pleasant;
4 Murphy, Delaware City;
4 Parker, Claymont; Agnes
Middletown; Ann Lang,
kiscn Park; Patricia Martin
Ebcca Bean, Claymont;; Tina
y. Middletown, No. 120 Q;
Nth Galloway, Milford; How
Erhens, Milford; Jessie Chat
laar Rodney; Florence Car
|iipsic; Doris Kohler, Caesar
y. Lillian Russ, Harrington,
J special district; Geraldine
: md Rosalie Selby, Delmar;
i Cannon, Bridgeville. Jean
bright ,Seaford; Eleanor Dob
Nllsboro; James Griffith,
J Clay McCabe, Selbyville;
kde Brittingham, Nassau, No.
/ From Wilmington: Vir-
|Tuy, Joseph Cabrey, st. Pat
! William Barnes, St. Anne's;
be Mulrooney, St. Mary's:
EShmid, Sacred Heart; Mar
Snyder, Christ Our King;
/ Wlezynska, St. Hedwig's;
\ Allen, Charles Assimos,
/ Krusberg, Sara Winfree,
ASimos, Willard Hall; Dor
|aTon, Susanne Myers, Glen
\ Warner Junior High; Mar
IGreenwall, Sarah Moore, Jean
P rBayard Junior High; Marie
! Holland, Howard; Chares
e, Bancroft; Ann Helen
r Williams School.
Smyrna times., 1937-05-06
ST. PETERS CHURCH NOTES
Rev. Frederick Marx Barton, Pas
tor, Announces Services for Week

st. Peters Episcopal Church,
Rev. Frederick Marx Barton, rec
tor, makes the following announce
ments: To-day, Ascension Day,
7:30 a. m, celebration of the Holy
Communion; Sunday next, 7:30 a.
M, celebration of the Holy Com
munion; 10 a. m, Church School;
IL a. M, morning prayer and SER
mon upon the Ascension; Wednes-
day next, 7:30 p. M, short service
and choir practice.
Smyrna times., 1937-05-06
my" FOARD MARRIED
= Smyrna scboo, Teacher
VII. Roger A. Patterson

smyrna School Teacher
Ar. Roger A. Patterson
marriage of Miss Helen
soard to Mr.. Roger Ash
ralterson, son of Mr.. and
Il. snk L. Patterson, of Roam
r., Is announced by the
sssrents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jul
sOard of Middletown. The
g !: was performed last SAT-
Tue manse of the Presby-
suurch : in Charlottesville.
I. .us Rev. Dwight M. Chalm-
= Patterson is a senior at
~ k''slty of Virginia and also
roanoke College. The
eacher in the kindergart-
.ient OF the John Bassett
I,.s SAool of Smyrna, was
:, from the sayward
~ OVERLOOK. Pa, and
School in Philadel-
Smyrna times., 1937-05-06
ROAD PROJECTS IN VIEW
Glasgow to Maryland Line and
Widening Bear -Christiana Road

At the meeting of the State
Commission Saturday,
Chief Engineer w. w. Mack, was
authorized to advertise for bids
for five contracts as follows:
Bridge at Wilmington causeway;
S. Governors Avenue, Dover, a
Governor Printz Boule-
ward, Wilmington, sidewalk; wild
ening of road between Bear and
Christiana; road from Glasgow to
Maryland line Newton l.. Grubb
of Grubbs Corner, New Castle
County, rounded out his sixteenth
year as member of the commits
sion.
Smyrna times., 1937-05-06
Filling Station Nearly Ready

The Sinclair Filling Station, cor
ner of Commerce and Market
Streets is nearly finished and paw
ing and curbing well under way.
1t occupies the old John c. Still
and Norris Truax store sites.
Smyrna times., 1937-05-06
Fire Call to Blackbird Woods

Smyrna F,iremen were called to
Norman Nabb's place, Blackbird
woods, Saturday afternoon. About
a half acre of timber land was
burned before fire was gotten un-
der control.
Smyrna times., 1937-05-06
DEATH RECORD OF WEEK
William F. Moor of Well Known
Leipsic Firm of A. S. Moor g. Bro.

William F. Moor of We'll Known
Leipsic Firm of A. S. Moor g. Bro.
William F. Moor, aged 81, one of
Leipsic's most prominent citizens,
a member of the old firm of A. S.
Moor and Brother, general mer-
chants, died at his home in Leipsic
Friday morning of general debility.
He had been in failing health for
a year or more. Recently he was
taken worse and his daughter and
grandchildren sent for and arrived
Monday in time for the fun
eral. Mr.. Moor was a lifelong res
ident of this community and was
for years a member of the firm of
A. S. Moor and Brothers, general
merchants of Leipsic. Genial,
wholehearted and with a sunny
smile for everyone he was loved by
children and grown-ups alike. Mr..
Moor is survived by two sisters,
Misses Anna and Clara Moor and
by one daughter, Mrs. Robert War
rick of Coronado Beach, California;
three grandchildren, Mrs. William
Milligan of Annapolis; Miss Mari
anna Stevens, of Coronado Beach,
California, and Midshipman Will
liam N. Stevens of Annapolis, Md.
Funeral services were held on
Monday, May 3rd at 8 o'clock
from his late residence at Leipsic
Interment at Lakeside cemetery,
Dover.
Mrs. Margaret p. Collins, Dead
Mrs. Margaret Price Collins,
aged SO, mother of Ernest P. Col
Inns the well known optometrist of
Smyrna, died at the home of her
son Wednesday night of last week
from general debility. Her death
removes one of Smyrna's most es-
timable women who had been ac-
Continued on Page Five)
Smyrna times., 1937-05-06
Shad Running in the Delaware

Fishermen at Woodland Beach,
Leipsic, Little Creek and Bowers
report large catches of shad. Fine
roe shad are selling down the state
for rs cents and buck shad at 10
cents.
Smyrna times., 1937-05-06
Smith Orchards, Cheswold, i'm Bloom

The five hundred acre apple farm
of the Smiths Orchards make the
Boulevard and Cheswold a beauti-
full sight to travellers now. The
trees are loaded with blossoms that
give promise OF a big crop Of ap-
pies.
Evening star., 1937-03-21
108M|[|TARY UNITS.
TO MARCH APRIL 6
Scores of Bands and Drum
Corps Also in Army
Day Parade.

More than 103 military units and
scores Of bands and drum corps have
been listed by the Military Order Of
the World War for the Army day
parade, Tuesday afternoon, April g.
The parade will be reviewed by
President Roosevelt. members of the
Cabinet and other officials. The Pres
ident will be welcomed to the review
ing stand by Maj, John D. Cutter,
local commander of the Military Order
of the World War.
Maj Gen. Albert J. Browley, COM
manding general Of the Third Corps
Area. has accepted the post of grand
marshal of the parade. The assistant
grand marshals will include Brig. Gen
Charles D. Roberts, Col. John w.
Oehman, commanding the District
National Guard; Brig. Gen. Albert
L. Cox, Col. Jesse c. Drain and Lieut..
Col George E. Ijams
The escort of honor will be headed
by Maj Ernest w. Brown, superin-
tendent of Metropolitan Police, and
by police attachments in motorcycle
cavaclade.
The annual Army day banquet will
be held in the evening at the May
flower Hotel, with Secretary of War
Woodring as chief speaker
Harry w. Colmery of Topeka
Kans, national commander of the
American Legion, issued a statement
yesterday calling on all posts of the
Legion to support and observe Army
day
Evening star., 1937-03-21
Marriage Licenses.

Hs1aaiL Msa..s, D Fosts:, q, 1879 15.h s. and
James nas ixs; ionsx se 3 Rev 3 9,9 BoEmsa, y n.
Rev, H F. Graebenstein.
Robert j Matz 20, and Lillian N Ane-
MS,aqi, HsnI(. 70, both OF Philadelphia. Rev H.
Wili5s m N Davis. A, 1924 A st n e. and
Etfle '. Carneal -. 1O6 4th ST. Sc:
Rev. J z Brlsss.
AlPsT5 S46,,S s'ToH E MI, g Jams'ca =, end
Judge R, Z Ma .nEly
joseph L; Ma. % Is and Ruth NJ Wer-
6eri 29; bo'r @! Ag..HEron, Va Rev. J.
Denver r smarr. -. Tyler. Pa. and Ne
lie 7. Bul!ock. 10, ArInston. Va. Rev.
Ro6eLS BreHeT- g. 17f2- Moq.eno q.e ne,
ave. ns: Rev WiiDs2m2 Williams 'l0'.'5'''
Charles F. SeVert ~ and Esther Cam.
IS both Of Baltimore. Rev, J {. Bal.
ben Z Lynch - and Mare Il BarEes.
q both Of 1914 Twelfth St. Rev. T. J.
Raymond f McKennev -. and Es,eUe r.
SIMS, 81. both ot Richmond Rev. J. c.
Jof5H r. .Er,dee r.. 20. Bal..mors, and
Rufus Jscoby. -, 1929 18th s, Sc and
EEdith H Frsntz. 25. Anacosts Rev r.
Seton E W...Ism- 2G I"ol 18Th .' aud
EIzabeth Z BrCWcr, gu. seat Peasant
rrSe. Rev p T. i~.s 2 Me,,C.s5 ,,.-.. r r.u
1,sns q both Of iao- V St ReE L F.
Edward J Peamcr T., Clifton Tcrrars
Apartments. and LHasn SClams.. ~.
Georgs A Osborn ~. and jewell z Psr.
ITish % both Of Trn..y, n. C., Rev. !.
Evening star., 1937-03-21
Births Reported.

Archie N. and Airline E. Dorsey. boy.
John F. : Jacquelyn Jameson, boy,
Morton AID Ella Galloway. boy
Gordon W. and Ruth A. Potter, boy.
Ihomas A. and Evelyn l. Sears boy
Robert s. and Osie c. Parkhurst boy
Donald J. and Elizabeth w. Ramsey, sirl
John w. and 1vey Fisher boy.
Henry S. and Frances E HUNT boy,
Leroy F. and Hazel D. James boy
Albert j and Helen E Hillson, air!.
Morris D. and Sophie Dachman girl
Percy c. and Mary M. Gray. elrl.
Benjamm and Rose Cohen girl
Robert F. and Alice L. Anderson rlrI
Clyde H.. and Dorothy A. Anderson. girl
aerbert s. and Pearl M. Gates. boy.
Robert P. and Mary Butler boy
RRoooger and Rose Burns. girl.
InomaS H and Kathleen z. Lyons, boy
Martin P and Marguerite L. Joyce boy
Earle M. and Ethel V. SHETLAND boy,
ellsworth w. and Dorothy M Ryan. boy
Howard II: and Patricia Sidwell, boy,
kenneth T. and Carrie Sullivan boy.
HeWell P. and Luna M. Jones. girl
Ebert and Doris Hurley. girl
Raymond F. and Ruth E Jones girl.
Harry w, and Mary J Weikel girl
samuel s; and Paya R Snyder. girI.
Mariyn II. and Ruth Lowery girl
Norman and Marearet Winslou, girl.
Frank and Lois Covlngton gIrl
CLIFTON and Mary Pollard girl.
Louis and Viola RYAN. boy
Joseph and Lillian Jefferson boy.
Solle and Helen Best. sirl
Walter and Rosa Tyler gtrl
Jimmie and Ethel NJ Wells. girl.
MACK and Virginia Cooper, boy.