Smyrna times., 1940-12-05
Bob Bells
Newsy News

and Mrs. America, here's your
Jergen's Journal with dots n dash
es, lots of flashes, bringing you the
news of the country from coast to
coast and out to sea!-Let's go to
press.-FlaShii
GOSSIP NOTES
FROM HERE AND THERE!)
Wa Wa Edmondson stepping out
on Betty Eicholz to follow Jeanette
Green down Commerce st. while
Betty forgets Wa-Wa for Lover
Harold Hopkins.-Keep your eyes
on Howell Kitchens and Helen
Pleasanton. (H. Gardner won't
like thisD-The COLIN has an i'm
portant scoop" from Sailor Hamie
Hamilton but for certain reasons
we won't disclose it for a few
weeks. After reading the remark
in the COLIN about Rod Schuman
getting re-interested in Wilma
Blent, Cal Boggs (he's supposed to
be Wilma's steady informs us
that he's presently interested in a
wren from Georgetown and that
his interest in Wilma is slipping.
Then he changes his mind and tells
the opposite. Wilma, fergoshsakes
make up the boys mind for him,
will ya?-Junior Play practice,
The Lovers Paradise Emma
Pierce and Bob Jacobs "necking"
in the lobby. Jack Francis and
Alice Rosengren casting goo-goo
eyes and tuffi-'Tis rumored that
Spec Ennis and Bill Melvin will
visit Home Town" this week end.
Watch it, girls!- Ralph Knots and
Olive Reed study hall romancing.-
The fellow being thrown under the
shower in the hi school locker room
with his clothes on by the row
dies" of the school, Ahem! -
/ 'Twould be a fine thing for the
high school to have a dance band
for the annual Xmas party instead
of refreshments and entertainers.
\ That's the opinion of most of the
hi schoolers.-C. Wooleyhan home
at week-ends and heart interested
in Snaps fountain gall "Clarkies"
spit n whittle club, Clayton, Del,
according to H. Deakyne-What's
this report about "Tink" Everett's
max Tightening up" on her, Of a
mite. Maybe to give the Smyrna
CasSanOyaS a rest
DRAMATISING:
The COLIN predicts John Long to
steal the Junior play.-He's got
what dramatists call "stage-poise.
Alice Rosengren viii portray her
character in fine style, say we!
Nice form.-Bob Lower may come
through with a good performance.
The whole play has fine story.
Slightly different.
The 194O-41 J. B. M. cheer-lead-
ers have been picked as follows:
Adeline Hilyard, Charlotte Everett,
Wilma Blendt, Booty Burrous and
Doris Pyle. The first three are
vets from last year.
Taken from Anne Pages "Tis
Rumor' d. COLIN from last Satur-
days Evening Ledger. THAT there
was great excitement at Jack
Lynch's late last Saturday P. M.
when Francis x. Reagan was dis
covered having a good time" In
fact, Fanny Man Stan Laurel and
former All-American Penn Captain |
George c. Thayer were quite lost
in the shuttle as every one in the |
crowd tried to get glimpse of the
great Reagan. However, with |
much composure he said, Hello !
everybody" over the mike and it
was hard to believe that only that !
afternoon he had gone through the
big Red team for three touch
downs. This collins ed also hears |
that that mite was F. Xavier Reag- |
ans first date" since he started !
football training the first of Sep
tember.
Greatness comes only to those |
who seek how to overcome OBJ |
stacles, not how to avoid them. -
Roosevelt.
Ace (Tom Harman) Carrow had
his "coming-out" party last Satur-
day p. m. with all of Clayton's
young society to welcome him. He
gets to come out one mite a week
now from 8 to 10, according to
rumor. Now isn't that nice ?-Ace
also has a girl-friend nurse, Betty
Day of the Delaware Hospital.
PICTURES IN THE NEWS
Cadet Clayton Boggs from Ches-
void on the front page of the even
ing Ledger the day of the Army
Navy grind. He's Cal Boggs'
brother and he looked just like
young Calvin in the picture.--Jay
Davis got his picture in the theatre
section OF the Ledger Tuesday nite
by being the title roller of Mr..
PIN Passes BY" at Hedgegrow.
NOTICE:
Snaps interior decorated for the
Yuletide season.-The new green
Wagon Wheel sign to attract