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The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-31
GUGIEx-WALKER WEDDING
TO - OUTSTANDING
SOCIAL EVENT TODAY

An outstanding social event Of
this week viii be the wedding q
kls Betty Whitfield walker "a
Walter r. Guliey. IT, which viii
be soiemnized af Chrit Lutheran
church this tFridaYl afternoon At
8 O'Clock.
Attendants III b Hrs. George
l. Steele. sister of fhe bside-eiect.
a matrun-of-houof ard Robert @
Allen ne best mar
Ann Guiiey. sister Of the groom
elect and walker Poster. nephew
q Miss Walker ard MFh steele
viii ACT az candle llghteFA uahers
viii be ExAlm Gayle Betneidesu.
u s. ~ r. Hho Is stationed A.
Coco solo. Panama. Canal Zone.
and Ensign PfaDete a. dei Marmol
Z. 8 n. II. who Is stationed It
Boston. Mas
Following ne wedding . recep
ton viii BE- rendered tire bridal
party. family. ard : few intimate
friendx Il VII - held AZ TIE
n0rne q Mr. ard Mrn 0aoFge steele
Immediately afterwards the bride
ard groom eli depaxf for their fu-
tire horne # Norfolk vs.. whele
Ar. 0uIiaY Is EngsneeFlnR officer
On the u g s Delvtn-
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Misses Aaah Head ard Fssrutt
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a.. v. c. HavenA . Mroneen Mr.
ana Mr. +. l. Delsashgae1 " "
barber and Malcolm DEsnaway
attended the funeral II II Archie
Graham in Biloxi. Sunday.
3d.
Mrs. O. W. Barnes ct FFentlzs,
Mis- arrived Saturday for : visit
Ii the home 81 her son-tn-iaw snd
daughter. AR. and Mira r q.
Spann. II.
Mrs Laura Mays returned satuf-
day from a VISIT n Jackson hEis6
o.
MFx Edwin Mars and little daugh-
ter. Pat are spending several DAYS
In Jackson. Miss. with friends
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Mrx. ?. q. spanra. sr. and Ms
2 q spann Jr~ spent last Thurs
eas N Mobile
M and Azrs. J j Mcintosh and
tHu children spent the unek end
uath relatives Ia New Orleans
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Mr. r n. Newton haz returned
to her home ia Camden. Ark. after
= rlxlf IA the home OF her son and
aaghter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs n
~ Newton
D A Graham 81 Clio. s c. Nell
Graham. Of Dunn. N. G.. Hrs A ~.
Graham Of Biloxi and Brtref Mar
In nf Ocnar EnrlnEz, spent Monday
IN the home Of Mr. and kzEs. q. A.
Graham
Mrs. Q r. wood. Mrs. pau Steb-
bins and Mrs. GrtxnT WuM spent
last Wednesday in Mobile.
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MF. and Mrs Justice DeeA e. route
from their home Ia Los Angeles.
Calf On = motor trip spent : few
hours. Saturday, with Miss Dora
coaau.
Ms. Lila Eiumer spent ne week
END x1th M. and Mrs A r BlEzimeF
in onlfport
Rev. ana Mrs. r. l. Waisoa at~
tended TIC homecoming 1t Perkins
ton Junior College. Saturday.
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Ms katherine Mccarthy spent
the DAY. sunday. IA Biloxi
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L and Mrs l. J. &eEe1 return
e Il their b0frP ia E9FuRse Christi
Texas. last week after : Vi8st %
II McfAsds mother. Mr. Louise :
MeIn1d
Mr ard Mr4 A W csrnbiey apens
tie 6av. Saturday. In Mobile. hfrS.
ao5 Ovens and children e Mo1iie
accompanied them home for ne
week end
IT and Mrs. J. p ColleT and
MAsaA Pauline Cooley. Lois Mii-
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MISS coI1s rLEDam

New Orleans L. Oct ~ Misk
Gloria r. Cole d P~aecanouiA. Mis-
slxsipFd daughter If Captain H. H.
Cole. has bern uleases ~ the Beta
Epsilon chapter of the Deita zela
national society eornsaty ~ New
comb College. Noanen's division of
Tulane University. Il ~ auaounc-
Cd By officers d The chapter.
The twelve soForlties At the
school announced the plsdging Of
TO girls
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-31
THURSDAY BRIDGE CLUB
MEETH

The regular nsezslns 4 ne Thurs
daY Bridge riah - he'd wsth Mrs.
II n coiie. - H3axn Boateyefd a.
ase naue g. As N4eA
Tfe Weaeaee = aE3. ~ ~ 0uesl.
Mrs CeoFEe E.zsx az1 ArA Ffe1-
Elfk a 0f4ex. - zz4zfM 4oe
pleasure - - zaHs
80 piATsne tie hEzA aeewe fagcF
HAa captured - ~ 1aan Cu1la.
Others We2fzza HefHs Mr. Roy
WlnGg&M MFH = : nfaekk. ~
nnd MF4 G - Cry
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SURPRISE BlnrHDAr PARTY

On Thursday. oeohar ~. Mrs.
Jolan Lnraa honaFe4 her eldest
daughter. Margaret Nlth 3 surprise
party On her bsrtadaY anniversary
Various Games ard contests we're
en1p2ed Maxine i@duieF won first
ps1xR fs TIE gtFh. ana jimmy Lao
Ton q Has heFz Prize ~ ne
bean elzeezine contest
After an hours plsf. refreshments
Refe served = enlztF-elsnt q Anr-
eaFrt's Eftis ezIzoN mates N11o Were
a5e guests
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wEEKIa ! . clrn

Mira Halfaa naeak entertained he
weeklY Bridge cub AA her hnszle
On Tuesday With : fanfhesn Mrf
rufet crab1ee feeelsed tha high
score prl1e ard MFs Spencer Beene
the en4 pFsax Eaft drinks weFe
SERVED durlxe usx games Those
wto entoysd thAr pnAnAni nfleg
noon t0EeiheF seres MamdMfnNz
Forest Crabtfxe. npenEHF neelx. p.
IN FgEidk = ps1eFzsil, . y
Nixon. Edwin MAyz. and fDninfts
HILL
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Mrs = Z Spencer and MrA p
H McCoElaEn spent last Wednes-
DAY IN Mobile
Mrs Alex prebett spent several
dAys last week IN New Orleans.
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Mrs. r C. Fey ard Misses VIZ
sinia Eley. Caroline Murray and
CHRISTINE smith spent the dAy, Sat-
urdRy. IN Mobile.
Miss HAZE Herring spent several
days this ueek n Mobile in the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Davis
-
Misses HeIoAse DeIAmofte and
Ella Macarthur. ard Mr.. Hartwell
McCozlum spent Sunday In JACK
son. Miss.
Mrs. H G Beardslee. Jr~ and
Misses Bonnie Gale. Marguerite
Coils ard Frances L~ezthsshary Of
Pascaeoula spent Saturday after
noon Ia Mobile
Amnn4 THOSE fruEn this city al
tending the Mees Point nEalasa
football easae IN Boaalasa. Friday.
we're. Mr.. and Mrs. II b Overstrcet.
Mrs Malva jackson. Mrs John Cir
lot Mr.. and Mrs. Z A khayat. Mr.
and Mrs. r G Spafn. Jr. and Mr..
and Mrs E e Houek
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NJ. and Mrs 8 h0senthAi and
Mr.. Harry Levy spent Saturday
Afternoon IN Mobile.
Mr.. and Mr. q. P. Wood. Mrs. p.
Stebbkuk. MF. and Mrs. g. A. 6ra-
ham. Misses Bessie and Dora Cow
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MrH w. q Bfobene sulfrtAsned
taa Inpfumpta Brsdee club NJ he
home on Friday afternoon Mrs.
r. ID Mahry received the hlsh
score prias
Az the conclusion & TIE Ranaes
"a salad course Milh coffee Nan
served % Nsosdnmss 7. d MahFy.
III p. BuzMrd. Thomas Conisnfl A
.. Franklin. " II Nelaon. H.. L
X Mcintosh. c. 8 nsaFasAsa and
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The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-31
Moss POINT HAPPENINGS

Are Memsers a Your Family vhaane-Hase You Been vlntane-
Have yes Given = Partyf Give Ne = Ring ~ ua And II -
Glad 70 write II ~ Pr you
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TIE numerous lrinmAs e =.
Henry 0ausler who ussrx d-latneaeed
70 learn that Kha underwent
serious operation nf uhe Tuauo In
Urinary - New Orleans. MmsaaF
morning. win be relieved T. aafn
that she Il recupeEAtine nteels aaA
that her condition Is fins ~
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dantier . Hes OSisaf,s. ~ nae
returned home.
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Orleans - the hedside If Mfx
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operation Monday m0rnfne
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EIneent Moore and Mis- Helen
walker mosored 20 Moblis. wednss.
daS afternoon
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o. saadt : kHainnss trip % n.
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several parties 10 motor ossr 80
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The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-31

MI and Mr. Q. P. Wood. Mrs. P.
Stebbtnk. Mr and Mrs. g. A. Ora
ham. Misses Bessie and Dora Cow
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The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-31

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The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-31

Mr.. and Mrs s RosentnRi and
Mr.. Harry Levy spent Saturday
aftern0n N Mobile.
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The PaaaaeDuin nll0xf game IL
hae1s1 : uaauher 81 football fana
- hahaxt Friday. and there nere
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Smyrna times., 1941-01-09

Russell H. Lutz of Cynwyd, Pa. has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Davis
H. Bell.
Miss Mary Emma Bell spent sew
eral days last week with DR.. and
Mrs. George Enders of Philadel-
phia, Pa.
Mr.. Stanley Middleton, Jr., has
accepted a position with the Dia-
mond State Telephone Company
Mrs. William G. Roe, Jr., and
daughter Jacqueline, have returned
home from the Kent General Hos
pital.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Turner left
Yesterday for several months vaca-
ton in Florida.
Mrs. Ernest Mattiford spent the
weekend in New York City.
Mrs. Benjamin Riggs has return
ed to her home on Union Street
after undergoing a serious opera.
ton in the Kent General Hospital
Mr.. James LeCompte, son OF
Mrs. Charles LeCompte, has re
turned to Gladstone, N. j., where
he attends the st. Bernard School
Miss Jeanette Greene has just
returned home after accompanying
relatives from Wilmington or a
two weeks vacation in Florida.
Smyrna times., 1941-01-09
DEATH RECORD OF WEEK
Continued from Page One)

on January 20. He was a regular
attendant of Cheswold Methodist
Church until taken i'll. He also
was a member of Camp No. 16, P.
o. S. of A., and of Council No. %
of the Jr. o. u. A. M. He spent
practically all his life at Cheswold,
and in 1881 he was married to Ida
r. Pearson, now deceased. He was
the son of the late Games and Hen
rietta Legar. Surviving are three
children, James A. Legar of Chcs-
void, Mrs. Pearl Kipps of near
Cheswold, and Mrs. Mary Schneid-
er of Wyoming, and five grandchil-
dren. Funeral services were held
from his late home at 2 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon with interment
in Lakeside Cemetery at Dover.
The Rev. r. w. Kirwan, pastor of
the Greensboro Methodist Church,
formerly of Cheswold, officiated,
assisted by the Rev. w. s. Cant
well and the Rev w. l.. McC.in-
took,
Smyrna times., 1941-01-09
PARTY GIVEN CLAYTON FIRM
X. w. Slaughter Entertained His
Entire Force at Banquet

r. w. Slaughter, the originator
of the well-known middle Delaware
Business organization, The House
of Cheerful Service, entertained on
the evening of Wednesday, Janu-
airy LIST, his entire force and their
wives at the Wayside Inn. Mark
ing his Goth year of intensive bust
ness life. Mr.. Slaughter gave those
present an evening of joking fun,
songs, and serious comments re-
garding those that are loyal to the
business of serving the public.
Those that attended were: Mr.. and
Mrs. R. w. Slaughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Mabrey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester Goldsborough, Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Carter, Mr.. and Mrs. Julian
Dunning, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Lawrence, Mr.. Elmer Cats, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Duff, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Berghorn, Mr.. and Mrs Harold
Willy, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ever
EFT, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harris,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jones, Mr.
and Mrs. Wallace Eldridge, Mr.. and
Mrs John Hobson, and the two
bachelors, Mr.. Claymon Griffin and
Layton Mabrey.
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were cleared three other speakers
were presented by Mrs. Howard
Deakyne, chairman for the day.
They were Estelle Edmondson and
Lloyd Jones, of University of Del
aware, and Randolph Russell, Of
Furnan University. Estelle Ed
mondson chose for her subject ''The
Importance of Making New Years
Resolutions. Randolph Russell,
turning to literature, spoke on
Some Things of Interest in the
Life of Edgar Allen Poe" Lloyd
Jones chose an historical subject,
"The Origin of the Reigning House
of England" The high school en-
semble under the direction of Mrs
Fearon, played several selections
The members of the ensemble were:
Jack CARTS, Jack Griffin. first trurn-
pets; william Short, second trIm-
pet; Charles Stewart, first from
bone; Betty Jones, second from
bone.
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Vincy, Samuel Lenher, Leonard
Arnold, Samuel Cadwallader, Har-
ny Matthews, Francis Erdle, Al
Boyleau, Henry Boardman, David
E. Highlander, Sidney Margolls,
Russell Gallo, ]. F. Herholdt, and
Edwin M. Barry. The results Of
the census, which was taken in ac-
cord with the National Audubon
Society's annual Christmas bird
census, will be published in the first
bi-monthly issue of Bird Lore ma
gazine.
Different Birds Seen
The names of the different bird
and the numbers seen follow:
Great blue heron, 20; black-crown-
ed night heron, 125; American bit
tern, 2; Canada goose. SO; show
goose, 1000; mallard, 81; black
duck, 6,120; gadwall, 3; baldpate,
SO; pintail, 247; green-winged teal,
345; blue-winged teal, 8; shoveller,
413; ring-necked duck, SO; greater
and lesser scaup duck, 157; Amer
lean goldeneye, 5; bufflehead, 4;
American scooter, IL; white-winged
scooter, 1; ruddy duck, 2; hooded
merganser, 10; American mergens-
er, 273; red-breaster merganser, 2;
turkey vulture, 361; sharp-shinned
hawk, 1; Cooper's hawk, A; red
tailed hawk, IL; red-shouldered
hawk, 3; rough-leged hawk, 8; bald
eagle, A; marsh hawk, 33 fvery
abundant); duck hawk, 2; sparrow
hawk, 35; bob-white, n; ringnecR
pheasant, 5; coot, q; killdeer, 90.
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NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS

The annual meeting of the Share
holders of The National Bank of
Smyrna, for the election of Direc-
tors, and the transaction of such
other business as may be brought
before the meeting, will be held at
it's Banking House on Tuesday,
January 14th, 1941, between the
hours of IL a. m. and IL o'clock
noon.
EDWARD T. PORTER, Cashier
1912 st
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EXPLORER TO
LECTURE HERE
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writes for numerous magazines
such as Cosmopolitan. American,
Better Homes and Gardens and
Popular Mechanics. His numerous
popular travel books include, "Six
Years in the Malay Jungle" Cold
est Africa" Bermuda in Three
Colors,' Adventure" ''Panamex-
ico." "Capoot," North of Singa-
pore" and numerous Others. Not
only have his books been translat-
ed into several foreign languages,
but no less than five have been
chosen by the Library of Congress
for transcription into Braille for
the Blind
Smyrna times., 1941-01-09
NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS

The annual meeting of the share
holders of The Fruit Growers Ma
tional Bank and Trust Company of
Smyrna, for the election of direc-
ton of directors and for the trans
action of any other business that
may lawfully come before it, will
be held at the office of the Com
pany in Smyrna, Delaware, Tues
day, January IA. 1941, between the
hours of IL A. M. and IL Noon.
H. r. BODLEY, President.
1912 st
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Card of Thanks

1 take this means of expressing
my sincere thanks to my many
friends for their great kindness,
sympathy, comfort and untiring
services during the illness of my
dear husband who passed away De-
cember 9th, 1910. May Gods rich
est blessings rest and abide with
you al-Laurena F. Dill, Kenton,
Del.
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NOTICE

In pursuance of an order of the Register
of Wills in and for Kent County. Delaware
dated December 18th. 1910 notice is hereby
given of the granting Letters Testamentary
on the estate of John n. Wallace on the
18th day of December. 1910. All persons
having claims against the said John H.
Wallace are required to exhibit the same to
such Executor within one year after the
date of granting such letters, or abide by
the law in that behalf. which provides that
such claims against the said estate not so
exhibited shall be forever barred.
The National Bank of Smyrna,
Executor, John HI. Wallace, deceased
By H. C. Jones. President