Smyrna times., 1937-08-12
CLAYTON NEWS
AND PERSONALS
Budget of Items From Our
Railroad Town and Their
Personal Mention
CHURCHES AND SCHOOL

rangementS had been made to
show the soybean exhibit car at
Seaford, Del, Princess Anne, Md,
and Wilmington, Del. on August
18th. Exhibition hours will be as
follows: Seaford 500 to 1000 am. !;
Princess Anne, 1900 noon to 200
p. m; and Wilmington. TOO to
900 %. M. This affair is being
sponsored by The American Soy
bean Association in cooperation
with r. G. East, general agricul-
tural agent, P.R.R., State Agricul-
teral Colleges, U. ). Department
of Agriculture, National Soybean
Professors Association and manu-
facturers of soybean products. Mr..
East, in a pamphlet titled "Soy
fax" states that this is the first
time complete exhibit Of the soy
bean industry has been presented
featuring the history, production,
processing and commercial utiliza-
tion of the soybean for live stock
and human consumption, as well
as its increasing value in the
industrial field. The history of this
crop shows it has been a staple one
for 5000 years in the Orient; and,
since early in the 20!h Century, it
has rapidly assumed an important
part in general business develop
ment in this country. Data on tc-
days uses shows that, after being
converted into meal and oil, soy
bean products are used in the man
ufacture of feeds for all kinds of
live stock; plastics in the railroad,
automotive and novelty fields; core
and edible oils; paints and soy
-four for human consumption in
such staples as breakfas1 foods,
pancakes, waffles, bread, pastry
sausage, ice cream, spaghetti and
noodles. The exhibit car is one of
the P.R.R. air-conditioned coaches
fitted in its Altoona Shops. Much
of the interior trim and all exterior
finish are from products using soy
beans as a basic ingredient: thus
giving a graphic illustration of the
excellence of materials processed
from soybeans. Visitors are cor
daily invited to attend this exhi-
bition at either of the points listed
above, in order that they may be-
come acquainted with the many in
teresting facts and possibilities Of
fered to the farmer or manufactur-
er through the rapidly increasing
use and value of soybeans in this
country.
Former Clayton Nj. p. Pastors
Experience-Ana act Of kindness to
a stranger was costly to the Rev.
III. L. Schlinke, formerly of Clay
ton, now pastor of Susquehanna
charge Of the Maryland Annual
Conference of the Methodist Pro
testant Church, and Mrs. Schlinke,
while driving from their home near
Havre de Grace to Snow Hill, Aug
ust 6. They picked up an aged
man walking along the highway
near Elkton with suitcase. He
told his benefactors he had planned
to meet his son in Dover, Del, but
had missed the bus and was going
to Denton, where he had a son liv-
ing. When Mrs. Schlinke reached
her destination, she discovered the
old man either by mistake or in
tent had taken her suitcase, in
which were packed her best clothes
and let his own containing suit
of clothes and fishing tackle. The
minister Immediately wrote to the
Rev. Thomas J. Huntington, pastor
of the Methodist Protestant Church
at Denton, asking for his assist
ance in locating his aged passenger
who gave detailed information con-
cerning his family but did not dis
close his name. He learned the
man was the father of 10 children
and his son at Denton had two
children, one of whom was going
blind and the other was afflicted
Mr.. Schlinke was formerly pastor
of the Methodist Protestant Church
at Clayton and at Harrington.
Mrs. Franklin Palmatory and
children of Sudlersville, Md; Mrs
Emerson Daily of Hartly, and Miss
Mable Shockley of Clayton, spent
the week-ending August 8 al
Ocean City, N. J. Miss Sara Ed
win of Centreville, Md; Mr.. Emer.
son Daily of Hartly, and MIR
Franklin Palmatory of Sudlersville
Md, Joined them over the week.
end.
Roland Mills, Jr., spent the weel
end at Roberts, Md.
Mrs. M. ID. Wallace and sor
Richard, spent Monday with hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Flu
harty.
Mrs. Jack Montague and Mrs
Denney Sudler spent Thursday il
Wilmington.
Miss Elizabeth Knight of Leban
on, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. c
Boggs.
Misses Betty Jane and Annett,
Long of VIRGINIA ara vis1tinor Mr.