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Smyrna times., 1937-06-17
HERVEY P. HALL
NAMED FOR JOB
Named By Governor on I'M
employment COmpensa-
ton Board
ONE OF FOUR MEMBERS

Hervey P Hall of Smyrna, has
been honored by Governor McMul-
len by being named one of the four
members of the Unemployment
Compensation Commission of Della
ware which was authorized by act
of the last General Assembly. This
is the commission which will set up
and administer system under
which citizens of the state will re-
ceive compensation during periods
of unemployment. The members
of the board are: Paul Leahy, at
torney, Wilmington, and Hervey P.
Hall, Smyrna, former member of
the State Senate, both Democrats
and both of whom will serve six
year terms; ]. Writ Willis, Glas-
gov, manufacturer, four-year term
and Lawrence B. Knapp, Lewes, in
surance broker, two-year term.
Willis and Knapp are Republicans.
Mr.. Leahy represents Wilmington,
Mr.. Willis, rural New Castle Coun-
lY NIL IAC1l, duQ NIL IAAdPpt
Sussex. In the future one mem
ber of the commission will be ap-
pointed every two years for a six
year term, and every third year,
two members will be appointed to
six-year terms. Salaries of the
commissioners will be fixed by the
Governor The commission in turn
will fix the salary of the director
and other employees. The Governor.
also will appoint an advisory coun-
Gil of six to serve six years each
without pay. Three will be repre-
sentatives of employers and three
of employees. They viii be allowed
travelling and incidental expenses.
AS with the commission, the first
advisory council will be appointed
for terms of varying length, their
terms to be staggered. Thereafter
two will be appointed every two
years.
Smyrna times., 1937-06-17
EXTRA JUDGE
FOR DELAWARE
Senator j. HI. Hughes Intro
duces Bill In Congress
to This Effect
DECLARES NEED FOR 1T

United States Senator James H.
Hughes introduced a bill in the
Senate Monday to authorize ap
pointment of an extra federal dis
trict judge for Delaware to divide
the work with Judge John P.
Nields. The work of the u. S.
District Court here has become too
great for one man to handle, Sen
ator Hughes said, discussing his
step over the telephone from
Washington. He declared he is
confident the bill will pass at this
session, and the additional judge
will be appointed probably before
autumn. There is no reason why
Delaware should not be taken care
Of" he declared, pointing out that
additional federal judges had been
authorized for other states when
court business became heavy. The
Senator called attention to the fact
that the business of the U. S. Dis
trict Court here had been greatly
increased by the large number of
corporations chartered in Delaware
which do business outside the
state, but which must return to the
court here for most types of litiga-
ton coming under federal jurisdic-
ton. THE need for another judge
has been increasing lately" he
said, land there has been a general
request from members of the Della
ware bar that appointment of an
additional judge be authorized"
Senator Hughes said the plan for
an extra judge had been one of his
chief objectives since his election
to the Senate. He said he had con-
suited the views of number of
Delawareans on proposal and addi-
tional views had been volunteered
him in a number of communica-
tions. Senator Hughes declared
no thought had been given to an
appointee for the new job. That
must wait, he insisted, until after
the bill is approved. He remarked
however, that he anticipates no
difficulty 'in persuading somebody
to take the job" The plan is to
have the two judges sit concur
rently in separate suits, Senator
Hughes said. In this event it is
likely some provision will have to
be made for another court room.
The new federal building opened
this year has only one court room.l
Smyrna times., 1937-06-17
SOIL GROUP TO
HOLD ELECTION
County Agricultural COnser'
vatiOn Meeting Scheduled
For June 25th
IN SMYRNA FIRE HALL

The 1887 soil conservation groups
in Kent County including Smyrna,
will hold community meetings Fri
day evening, June 25. These meet
ings will take place simultaneously
in seven different places in Kent
county for the purpose Of electing
district committeeman in the Kent
County Agricultural Conservation
Association for the year beginning
July 1, in accordance with the ad-
ministrative ruling of the Agricul-
tural Adjustment Administration.
These meetings have been schedul-
ed by County Agent Russell EVIL
son in cooperation with R. Harry
Wilson, Laurence E. Cain and H.
Clifford Clark, members of the
county committee, and c. Arthur
Taylor and Robert A. Carton who
are members of the state commit
tee, under whose supervision the
soil conservation program is being
conducted in Kent county. Only
those farmers who signed applica-
tions in the 1886 and 1887 pro-
grams and who are thereby men,
bers of the county association are
entitled to vote at these commun-
ity election meetings. In each dis
trict in the county there will be
elected a committee of three farm
ers, in addition to an alternate
member, and the one who is elect
CONTINUED on Page Five)
Smyrna times., 1937-06-17
SMYRNA GRANGE MEETING
Annual Picnic to Be Held at Toll
chester Beach, Thursday, August

Annual Picnic 70 BE Held at TOl-
chester Beach, Thursday, August 5
At the regular meeting of the
Grange Thursday evening it was
unanimously decided to hold their
annual picnic at COLCHESTER Beach,
Nd, with probable date of Thurs
day, August 5th. On the last meet
ing of this month June oath, a
special program will be arranged
by the Lecturer and the Refresh
ment Committee. At the meeting
Thursday night the Lecturers
Hour opened with group singing.
Jane Handy read a humorous Sc
lection Mothers Hairpin." Ralph
Best gave several selections on the
guitar and harmonica; Mrs. Mary
Fleming read an article edited by
L. ]. Taber, National Master, on
Morals, also poem on 'Coopera-
ton" There was an interesting
discussion on Birds, especially the
Wren, by Brother Harry Johnson
Smyrna times., 1937-06-17
OLD HOFFECKER
HOME is SOLD
A.HOmer Smith, Retired Drug
Manufacturer, Gets ]. H.
HOffecker Property
IS NATIVE SMYRNIAN

An important realestate deal was
closed last Thursday when A.
Homer Smith, native Smyrnian, re-
tired president of the nationally
known drug firm of Sharp & Dohme
acquired from William NJ. Hope,
attorney for the John H. Hoffecker
estate, the old Hoffecker home
stead situated on west Commerce
street. The terms of sale were
withheld. Mr.. Smith takes posses
sion of the property July 1 and af-
ter considerable alteration will
make it his home. The deal not only
includes the old homestead and all
outbuildings but the vacant lot ad-
joining, which will be made part
of the lawn. Mr. Smith, the new
purchaser, is a son of the late Cap
tain Alfred H. and Emily (Brown)
Smith and was born and raised
here. Learning the drug business
he rose to great success in his pro-
1CSSlOll. llC 1IOllCShCl llOOSC w 1l1Sll
he purchased, is one of the Oldest
and finest colonial properties in
town. 1t was once the residence
of Bnjamin Benson, senior mem
ber of the firm of Benson & Cats
prominent carriage manufacturers
of that day. Some years later il
was purchased by John Henry Hof.
fecker, Gamer and former Con.
gresham. Mr.. Hoffecker diec
there while in Office. Upon his
death, the residence was occupied
by his son and successor in Office
the late Walter o. Hoffecker who
died there three years ago. Since
the latter's death the property has
been occupied by his widow, Mrs
Emma Stevenson Hoffecker. The
latter, with her mother, Mrs
George M. Stevenson, will move tt
Philadelphia to make their home
with Mrs. Stevenson's other daugh,
ter, Mrs. John L. Truax. In com.
ing back to Smyrna to live Mr.
Smith shows a fine sentiment to-
ward his old home town and in Sc.
lecting a home felt that he knew
of no place he had rather own thar
this old Hoffecker residence. He
coveted it as a boy and it will be
his joy to improve it to his OWE
fancy and make it his home.
Smyrna times., 1937-06-17
HOMEMAKERS'
SHORT COURSE
Comes To Close at u. of D.,
Newark, After a Profit
able Session
1O1 IN ATTENDANCE

With 1O1 Delaware homemakers
registered, the second annual
Homernakers Short Course was
ended Wednesday at Newark,
when the homemakers packed and
left the campus, which was immed-
lately taken over by more than 200
All Club members, who arrived
the same day for the 10th annual
All Club Short Course. The sew
eral from Smyrna and vicinity re-
port most interesting session and
feel that it has been worthwhile
course. Among those registered
from this vicinity for the Home
makers Short Course, were: Mrs.
A. H. Hamilton, Mrs. William
Stats, Mrs. Charles Handy, Smyr-
ma; Mrs. Ruth Jolls, Mrs. j. l..
Jones, Mrs. Katherine Kane, Mid
dletown; Mrs. George Knots, Ken
ton; Miss Mabel Salter and Miss
Frances Conner, Oak Hill Com
munity; Mrs. William Davidson,
Cheswold; Mrs. William McClary,
Mrs. Walter Hansbury, Leipsic;
Mrs. s. G. Hoekstra of Dover, for
merly Of Smyrna; Mrs. c. M. Har-
rington. Mrs. Charles Loper, Mrs.
William Richter, Mrs. John Shill-
ing, Mrs. Thomas Short, Mrs. Ber-
nice Warren, Dover; Mrs. Rose
Robinson, Mrs. Gertrude Virden,
Hartly; Mrs. Louise w. Whitcomb,
Dover, Kent County Demonstration
Agent. In addition to tn above
nearly every town and village in
the state were representd
Smyrna times., 1937-06-17
RrTY WEDDING AT DOVER
4 Doris f. Clark Becomes Bride
Of James B. Jackson

Of James b. Jackson
he garden of the home of Mr..
Mrs. Charles Terry Jackson,
q, at high noon on Saturday,
a setting of banked flowers
Nrgreens, Miss Doris Eliza
Clark, daughter of Mr.. and
Thomas F. Clark, became the
Of Mr.. James Bice Jackson,
"a Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson. The
D. Baynham Hiley, pastor of
hrst Baptist Church, perform
Y ceremony. About $50 guests
Sasd. The wedding march was
% by Miss Edna Cariss, ac-
anied by Mr.. Robert Forney,
h Miss Audrey Clark, Sis
the bride, was her only at
mt. Mr.. Jackson, father of
nde-groom, was best man.
mde, who was given in mar
oy her father, wore white or
and carried a spray of white
@ and delphinium. Her at.
W wore pale green dotted
and carried a bouquet OF
uan roses and lilies of the
u After the reception the
couple left on a motor trip
sa the New England States,
" their return will be at home
Alice apartments on North
e Street.
Smyrna times., 1937-06-17
STATE BUILDING AT DOVER
New Building Authorized to House
Charter and Auto Departments

An additional $50 900 for con-
struction of a new state building is
sought by the State Building Com
mission which met in Rehoboth,
Friday. State Senator Norris N.
Wright, commission chairman, said
the commission feels the 100000
provided by legislative act is in
sufficient. Offices to be housed il
the new building include the cor
poration or charter department,
State Automobile Department, and
State Archives. Commission mem
bers are Senator Wright, Al. Tay-
lor, Judge w. w. Harrington, Mrs.
Phyllis Horsey, and DR.. j. B. Wap-
les of Georgetown. e. William
Martin has been selected architect.
Smyrna times., 1937-06-17
ASBURY M. E. CHURCH NEWS
Rev. DIR. j. w. Colona, Pastor, An
nounceS Services For the Week

The services at AsbIry Method
ist Episcopal Church next Sunday.
June Goth, will be as followsa
Church School will convene
promptly at 10 o'clock, Mr.. Harvey
C. Jones, General Superintendent,
in charge. The morning worship
and sermon at IL. The evening
worship and sermon at 7.30. There
will be no further Epworth League
Sunday evening services until the
fall. The summer schedule of the
Sunday services will begin the first
Sunday in July. The Sunday even
ing services will be discontinued
during the months of July and
August. Prayer service Wednes-
day evening at 7:30.
Smyrna times., 1937-06-17
RTHDAY OF
FLAG
] tentative Blooms Ad-
,rsss Is Read at Dover
Observance
sIEBRATED MONDAY

S.,.1are Daughters of the
&'.oon Revolution observed the
Flag Day Monday with an
r. meeting in Dover. Repre-
live Sol Bloom was unable to
y tbs invitation of the Della
4 naughters to attend their
lion, and give the address on
ronstitution he made at the
NAL Congress of the D. A. R.
a he sent it to be read. Con-
[man Bloom expressed his re-
Al being unable to attend the
mo due to pressure Of busi-
Mrs. Walter S. Williams,
regent, presided at the meet
| Nsyor ]. Wallace Woodford
liver extended greetings to the
.E, and gave an address on
Il Flag" Vocal numbers were
Il BY Mrs. Clyde Nelson of Mil
I and Mrs. w. D. Burton of Do
I Among the visitors We're;
Il William Alexander of Penn
Lsuia, vice-president general of
National D. A. r.; Mrs. Hor-
I Joues. Germantown, national
lman Of Americanism, and
i Harold Cupitt, Germantown,
,Hcer Of the Pennsylvania D.
4 n Representatives of the five
hEare chapters attended the
ing. They are: Caesar Rod
\ wilmington; Cooch's Bridge,
Kirk: Elizabeth Cook, Smyrna;
Erel Armwell Long, Frankford,
1 Colonel Haslet, Dover. Lunch
vas served at noon. While the
kration was going on in Della
\ Gov. Richard G. McMullen
participating in a similar oc-
D for the Sons of the Revolu-
lin New York City beneath
Liberty flag pole in City Hall
|are to which he had headed a
hie Of approximately 1,5O0 per-
AS he spoke he was sur
|uied by military and civil Of
ks from New York, Delaware,
|5ornia, New Jersey, Pennsyl-
El and the District of Colum-
They, with delegates to the
|sraial national convention of the
|r of the Revolution, had march
10 the Liberty pole from historic
tnce's Tavern in Pearl Street,
b York. Governor McMullen,
E--Gov. Edward w. Cooch, and
lam 7. Van Alstyne, president
lie Sons Of the Revolution, were
)king at the dedication of q
p from Cooch's Bridge, Del,
p after the lieutenant-gover-
F colonial forebears. The stone
The thirteenth to be placed at
FOOT Of Liberty Pole, New
p in City Hall Park. Each
p has come from a battlefield
E Of the original thirteen
r. Recalling the history of
aag-Bunker Hill, above the
Continued on Page Four)
Smyrna times., 1937-06-17
PLEASED WITH SCHOOL BAND
Smyrna Citizen, Signing Himself
Old Time Musician, Gives Comment

SAeALNh3 AAliAAoSh
Old Time Musician, Gives Comment
To The Smyrna Times: THE
writer attended the memorial SER
vices in school auditorium, and was
agreeably surprised at the pro-
ficiency of the school orchestra un-
der the leadership of Prof. McFad-
den. noticed particularly that
their leader was sure they were in
time, and tuned together before
starting to play. This is the most
essential part in playing together,
so 1 consider. Last Thursday ev-
ening hoped to hear the school
band, but presume it was washed
out by rain. Hope to hear them
possibly this coming Thursday eve,
18th inst. or when they do have out
door concert. Signed, An Old Time
Musician"
Smyrna times., 1937-06-17
SMYRNA ROTARY CLUB NEWS
Short Dinner Meeting Held Owing
to Absence of President FearOn

In the absence of the President
George o. Fearon, the meeting was
presided over by E. P. Corrie, who
gave a very interesting report on
his visit to the District Convention
of Rotary International at Atlantic
City. w. E. Matthews, Jr., and
Harry Jones also attended this
convention as representatives OF
the Smyrna Club. At this conven-'
ton George s. Williams of the
Georgetown Club was elected Dis
trict Governor of the 36-B District.
Guest: w. E. Bevan.
Smyrna times., 1937-06-17
AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Annual Childrens Day Program
Will Be Presented Next Sunday

Services at the Presbyterian
Church on Sunday will be as fol-
lows: 10 a. M, Sunday School; IL
a. M, the annual Children's Day
This will consist of music, recita-
tions and pageant entitled "Chil-
dren of Galilee." All parents and
friends are most cordially invited
to attend this service which is CIV
en- by our children. There will be
10 evening service this week.
Smyrna times., 1937-06-17
Quietly Married in Smyrna

Clarence Emerson, Wyoming,
and Miss Rebecca Severson, daugh-
ter of John Severson of Cheswold,
formerly OF Clayton, were married
Friday evening at 9 o'clock, at the
home Of Rev. w. e. Matthews.
Smyrna times., 1937-06-17
ST. PETERS CHURCH NOTES

Sunday School and Morning Ser
vice Held at Usual Hour on Sunday
Services at st. Peters Church
next Sunday will be as follows:
Church School at 1c; morning
prayer and sermon at IL O'Clock in
charge Of Mr.. Stewart, lay reader
Of Wilmington
Smyrna times., 1937-06-17

Flags Displayed Here ON Flag Day
Monday was the birthday Of the
American Flag. Smyrna business
men and citizens observed the day
by putting out nags.
Smyrna times., 1937-06-17

JAS. Messiclx in Judge Boyce Office
James Messick, who is home
from Duke University for the sum-
mer vacation, has taken a job in
Judge Boyce's law Office, Dover,
and incidentally reading law.
Smyrna times., 1937-06-17
commencement Night Exercises

Commencement Night Exercises
The commencement proper was
held Tuesday night. The High
School Orchestra of twelve pieces,
under the direction of Prof. Nc
Fadden, rendered musical selec-
tions while the crowd gathered.
The stage was decorated with class
colors and flowers and the 1oilow-
ing program carried out in full:
Professional: High School Orchestra.
Innovation :. Rev. Frederick Marx Barton
St. Peters Episcopal Church
Salutatory Address: Opportunities for
Today's Graduate"
Elizabeth F. Phillips
valedictory: The Modern Graduate Looks
at Life"
Dorothy L. Handloff
Anthem ...... Senior High School Chorus
Presentation of Diplomas
Walter w. Hynson
President Board of Education
Presentation of Prizes and Awards
George w. Wright, Asst. Superintendent
Mantle Oration ........ George Thawley
Alma Mater .......... School-Alumni
Benediction ..... Rev. James w. Colona
Asbury M. E. Church
Recessionai ....... High School Orchestra
Smyrna times., 1937-06-17

w. G. Roe, Dr., Catches SIT. Shark
While out fishing on Mispillion
River, Tuesday, in Harold Singers
boat, and party Of ten, w. G. Roe,
Jr., hauled in shark Of the man.
eating species, measuring 8 feet
and weighing SO pounds. It gave
him q thrilling experience.
Smyrna times., 1937-06-17
JERMAN CHAPEL SERVICES
Revival Campaign Still Going On
Under Evangelist Thompson

OlhuSI Ct0sA6 SlA5t AAoAAAfSoOhh
The revival campaign is still on
at Jerman Chapel, Rev. John
Compton, pastor. The evangelist,
Rev. Thompson, is handing out the
truth without fear or favor. He
feels there is no doubt whatever,
that with the simple preaching of
the Gospel, and right living, there
can be a creditable work built up
in west Smyrna. A rally day is
planned for the Sunday school next
Sunday, and parents are urged to
send their children, those who do
not go elsewhere. Services at 2
p. m. for Sunday school, followed
by preaching, and again at 7:30.
Smyrna times., 1937-06-17
"NED IN THE BATHTUB
snuster Falls in Tub During
spell and Was Drowned

was DTOWubcO
- snuster, age so years, a
1' OF the State Welfare
AZ Smyrna, slipped in the
'uo and was drowned Tuesday
She was admitted TO the
from New Castle County.
soroner of Kent County wa,
ned and after DR.. Prickett
~ him that the woman had
\, subject to spells in which shs.
Ian anywhere, and there
y evidence OF foul play, no IN
vas deemed necessary. A
'ertihcate was signed to thia
Smyrna times., 1937-06-17

Week of Commencement Exercises
The commencement exercises fol-
lowing its usual custom, opened
their week with a Baccalaureate
sermon. The honor of doing this
was conferred this year on the
Presbyterian Church of Smyrna
and being without pastor the
Rev. James r. Galley Of Bristol,
Pa, came back and gave the SER
mon. His subject was Striving" I"
a typical commencement sermon
that left a most excellent impress
sion. Monday night was Class
Night and the class looked ahead
ten years" to a reunion of their
class. The program followed with
the Gloss stunts:
Smyrna times., 1937-06-17

Dorothy L. Handloff
Marianne M. Webb
Karl Edwin Vogel
F. Stephen Vogel
George c. Thawley
Erika Reimann
Flora A. Hollett
Anna Windall Davis
John M. Talbot
Marian M. Rothwell
Leila Marie Heinold
Irene Goldsborough
Ruth Jean Garrison
F. Virginia Ennis
Guy M. Edmondson
Callie Diacumakos
Howard G. Deakyne
Emily s. Arthurs
Leathe /. Thomas
Annabel M. Rohman
Frances R. Macklin
Vernon Lancaster
Dorothy L. Gardner
Arthur c. Dickerson
Smyrna times., 1937-06-17

EllZaDetn r. Philips
Rosetta E. Deacon
Dorothy Marie Bush
Mary c. Attix
Anna Irene Attix
Anna M. Pomichalek
Elsie Lockerman
Pauline N. Rothwell
Nellie r. Wallace
Marion V. Cook
Mary Hart Wright
Ruth E. Robinson
Milton F. Maloney
Mary E. Jefferson
Lawrence Ford
Dorothy S. Everhart
Allen Jones Cook
Marshall A. Clough
Harold ]. Carrow
Helen d. Buckson
Clement Bason
James w. Anthony
Catherine v. Horn
Victor d. Ennis
Smyrna times., 1937-06-17
CLASS
OF 48 GRADUATE
Received Diplomas Tuesday
Night in John Bassett Moore
High School Auditorium
PROF. WRIGHT PRESIDES


School Auditorium was filled to its
capacity with a crowd of 800 or
more people Tuesday night to wit
ness the presentation of diplomas
to the largest class ever to be
graduated from the Smyrna school.
On the large stage the class, all in
cap and gown, made fine show
ing. The commencement exercises
were in charge of Assistant Super
intendent George w. Wright, who
took over the management of the
schools following the lamented
death of Supt. c. w. w. Schantz.
The success Prof. Wright has had
was reflected in the fine commence
ment exercises. At the close of
the program Prof. Wright intro
duced the successor to the late c..
w. w. Schantz, the schools new
superintendent, Prof. George R..
Miller of Frederick, who has been
one of the State Supervisors of the
State Board of Education. Prof.
Miller, who assumes his duties in
Smyrna July 1, made a few re-
marks in which he made a good
impression. President of the School
Board Walter w. Hynson, awarded
diplomas to the class of 48 as fol-
lows:
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1937-09-16
OPENS new
SELF SERVICE STORE
DURANT MAN OPENS NEW
PIGGLY WIGGLY

!: III. E. Cooper, prominent Du-
rant man. formerly connected
with the Piggy Wiggly store in
Durant, has resigned his position
here and is opening a Piggy
Wiggly Store Of his own at Pick
ems in this county.
Mr.. Cooper YVES for ten years
connected with the Brannon-Mc1
Cullar Company here. now ope.
rated as a Piggy Wiggly store
and is one of the most popular
young men of this section.
A statement by the Durant
store to the people Of Durant will
be found on page two of this
paper and an advertisement con
tanning many wonderful food val
ues of the Pickens store itself will
be found on page 5.
Mr.. Cooper announces his store
will be open for business Sasur-
day morning at Z 100 o'clock and
that on the opening day a boom
erang airplane will be given free
with every $1.00 purchase and
school tablets will be given with
every pound of Kroger's Spot
light Jewel Coffee sold, provided
the customer brings the ad with
lin.
The Pickens store will. stock at
all times a complete assortment
of quality foods and will give ser
vice and satisfaction to it's new
friends and customers.
Mr.. Cooper has many friends in
the county who wish him every
success in his new business.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1937-09-16
L~IPSEY HOSTESSES
TO NEVIN MUSIC CLUB

Mrs. Madge Lipsey and Mrs.
Herman Odom were h~ostesses to
members of the Nevin Music Club
at the home of the former on
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Odom was leader of the
study course on "Discovering
Music" She also gave a vocal
number, "By the Bend of the
River"
Mrs. Lipsey gave four piano
numbers: Boch, Fugue; Clair de
Lune, De Busy; First Move
ment, Beethoven Sonata, OPP. 81,
No. L; Schumann, Impromptu.
Miss Willie Martha Elmore
was elected recording secretary
to replace Mrs. G. M. Smiley who
Will be leaving Durant soon.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1937-09-16
METHODIST CHURCH

The Church School meets at
9:45. Largest attendance last Sur
for months. Good tim etc line
up for the fall. You are invit-
ed. Preaching service at IL
O'Clock. The choir has been re-
organized with Mr.. Malcolm Car
ter as Director and Mrs. Madge
Lipsey Organist. They will have
special music each service
The pastor will preach Sunday
mroning on "Ought Not Chris
tlans to be a Happy People
League service at 7:3O.
Circles of the missionary So
clety will meet at 3 o'colck Mon
day afternoon.
Choir rehearsal Wednesday ev.
ening at 6:45.
Prayer service Wednesday ev-
ening at Z 80.
Everybody invited.