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Evening star., 1941-02-23

MOTOR TRUCK hauling contract large
national organization wants Immediately
responsible men who have suitable truck or
can invest minimum 81 900 purchase new
or good used truck; longtime contract
provided: pay all notes. expenses; good
livelihood excellent return investment: full
details on request: refs Box 1920 Star
Evening star., 1941-02-23

P1ANO-Slightly used Musette Federal
model Spinet in walnut finish S2q5: sells
regularly for SAS5 easy terms Ma 3223
JordanS. corner 18th and G SITS
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BEAUTY PARLoRS.
MOTOR TRAVEL.

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT safely reduced;
wonderful French method used. DR. Della
LPdendecker. 1925 o st NV Michigan l120
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~, ATLAS APPLIANCE COMPANY.

REFRIGERATOR, sm. KcIv. perfect cond
! See today Sacrifice 1925 North CAPITOL.
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FURNITURE-LeavinR city-Wing chair
bedroom suite walnut; Simmons day bed
telephone table chair, library table, Vic
trofa. law books, other valuable volumes
vacuum cleaner, ONCE desk, oak Apply
9Ol 10th St NV, Ant IL o3'
Evening star., 1941-02-23

FURNTTURE-Baby grand piano, walnut
china closets, bird 's-eye maple bureau and
hIghboy, lamps. rugs. sectional bookcase.
Radiant gas heater. etc: sell for best casn
offers Eme-sNn 2h4n
Evening star., 1941-02-23

ORIENTAL RUGS-Closing out, all sizes
No reasonable offer refused. Hanna, 1923
Evening star., 1941-02-23

FUR COAT, Hudson seal, size AZ: splendid
condition: S35 20l7 10th NV. 23'
FURNISHINGS maple bed, inner
spring mattress and spring, SIS iron cot
comp. - 50; . prs. new drapes S5: glider
50; fireplace crate, 8 so: lady's new golf
clubs and bag s.; girls ice skates size 4.
Evening star., 1941-02-23

REFRIGERATORS- the new Iq4I
models. G E. Westinghouse, Kelvinator
and Crosley, at new, low prices Liberal
trade-in allowance on your old box You
may pay with your light bill
ELECTRICAL CENTER
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FURNITURE-Bedrm. dining rm.. Hv. r:
Oriental rugs kit. furn.. utensils. dishes
glass, sewing mach. wash mach; tent.
camp. outflt, etc. Leaving city. RA. 1851
Evening star., 1941-02-23

FURNITURE-Sofa and Love Seat. Lawson
type. new. Pasadena blue, sos and S45
original Duncan Phyfe armchair S27:
smokers floor lamp, 50; 4x6 hooked rug
81 SheDhPrd oSUR-W
Evening star., 1941-02-23

oFF-sALE LIQUOR STORE: busy loca-
tion; mixed trade; long established D
year lease; price. complete with 5000
stock, $500 cash. Box 352-J. Star.
RESTAURANT with liouor license, splendid
location at water front closed Sundays
Owner retiring
Restaurant near Union s. alton, showing
good profit, long lease Inquire 3l4 Den
rick Bldg.
Evening star., 1941-02-23

FURNISHINGS-G z refrigerator, l yr
old; 3-pc. oyerstuffed living room woman's
clothes. size l2-l4. Sat and Sun, 10 /
Apt BOB. 800 Rhode Island ave. ne 23'
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and used, $50 up;
ID to 3 years; easy terms.
344 II st. ne. Lincoln 6O50.
Evening star., 1941-02-23

FURNITURE light brown maple twin
bed. complete; chest of drawers 10 match:
bedroom mirror. linen cabinet and radio
Call District 1853. Ext. 700.
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STEAM FURNACE frst-class condition,
capable heating 6-room house. can be
used for hot water Shepherd o591-J
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TWIN BEDS Simmons. mahogany chiTo-
Iooe, poFtIereS. dress, size IA. CO. 1000.
Apt. 4Og-D
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-. " N41NO MACHO-' ,SIU up treaQIeS, port,
consoles: new mschs. low as I0c a day;
rents repairs. 611 18th NV. Ma 1l1S.
SEWING MACHINE SPECIALS-Singer, =.
bobbln. portable. like new, S45 SINGER
elec console floor model. equal TO new,
SO. Another SINGER portable. perfect.
$3.50. Drop-head treadle. 81 so Open
ewes 3Sl2 Lee hwy Chestnut 4aI4
SEWING MACHINES-Singer elec. SIS,
New machines sold at 50 per mo Renting,
Evening star., 1941-02-23

Ssre IN good used grandss good selection
OF ma -eS Knahe. Sfainway. WurltzPr
Nose, Estey, Weber Fischer. Brambach
etc. verr eaSv terms allowance on old
pianos. Ma. 412O Kits. 1890 G st nv
middle Of the block
Evening star., 1941-02-23

SOFA. upholstered. in excellent condition,
AlSo mahogany library table; reasonable.
call CIeOrgia El-
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oUFA, orlglnaI Q s. Capitol hand-
carved. shield on back; bargain. SI05;
give phone for appointment Box 2OS-J,
Star.
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FURNITURE Groom studio apt. axl2 blue
rug. linens, dishes womans clothes. 1918
Reasonable. Everything must go 1926
10TH st. Apt. 609. Phone DI 1853
Evening star., 1941-02-23

REFRIGERATOR, electric perfect condi-
ton. Reasonable. 81 Seaton pl NV.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

good condition. good buy. $40 Delafield pi
NV. RA. 1872.
DINING ROOM SUITE, IO-piece; excellent
condition: reasonable. 513 1th st. Sc
Call FIR 1857
Evening star., 1941-02-23

TIMERS ROOFING TOOLS, fun set. S15.
Phone Al. l66S-W
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MOTORS q Cd c.. all sizes repaired. new
bearings. rewinding brushes: eXch: expert
refrigerator repairs CARTY, 1908 l4th.
Evening star., 1941-02-23

FURNITURE, contents of ! room. kit. and
oatn; ali new; very reasonable. To inspect
call Hobart 1919
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FURNITURE - Bedrm suite complete
studio couch, end tables, oyerstuffed chair
All new. l719 35th st NV Apt g.
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ELECTRICAL CENTER.
MA 10th A.

dn0 OTnpTW
that nave been used but are in perfect con-
qltlon that We are sacrificing the prices as
low as Sl9 on these models. Better re-
Irlgeratlol values at Atlas famous low
prices. We guarantee not to be underSold
EaCh moor OF our entire building is flled
win refrigerator values that are stu
pendous. group of refrigerators in oriei-
Aal factory cases will be sacrificed at deem
CUT prices Of So, of list prices No money
doWn. Long. easy terms Unusually liberal
trade-in allowance
Evening star., 1941-02-23

FRIGIDAIRE. porcelain in and out splen-
did condition. S35. No dealers. Dupont
6O75
Evening star., 1941-02-23

ATOR, Electrolux, 5 cubic feet,
very reasonable. 33l5 Nor
"
Evening star., 1941-02-23

MOTOR OIL ; gals, Sl.15; properly
refined from select used motor oil. There
fore a fine a motor oil YOU can buy.
| Capital Transit Chestnut Farms Dairy.
| p. E p. Co and others have proven the
| Worthington process by laboratory test and
| in use for more than years Worthington
Oil Rehners, Inc. 22nd and N Oak St,
/ Ua
Evening star., 1941-02-23

PIANO-Very slightly used. full-keyboard
mahogany- finish ,Spinet S195; regularly
! 500; practically new instrument at a
| $50 saving. Ma 3223 JordanS. 18th and
| G stS
Evening star., 1941-02-23

tor, S34 rs; Easy vacuum cup spinner
washer S49.50. J. r. Enright Company,
R1nS Wig Oliupr LINN
Evening star., 1941-02-23

PIANOS FOR RENT - New and used
Spinets. grand. consoles and small up
rights al low monthly rates: all money
paIo a rental applies on the purcha Sc
price if you decide 10 buy later MA.
$40. Kits, 1890 G st. NV. middle Of
the block
Evening star., 1941-02-23

for recreation rm: 500 so Also Slot
| machines SIS up E. o. LikenS 924
/ 5th ST NV NA RLQE
Evening star., 1941-02-23

FRIG GIDAIRE. 6-foot: f1at-top gas range;
excellent condition. Wisconsin 6552
FRIGIDAIRE, 9 Gu. #. all-porcelain in
and out. quick-releaSe trays. . hydrators,
lght. perfect. S1h AT hGh0
Evening star., 1941-02-23

STOVE. gas, APEX 4-burner: oven on ths
side: -. take It with you. HO $500
Evening star., 1941-02-23

SHEET ROCK. 5000 #. lac #, 4I33
Hayes st. ne. AT. 41TO-J
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Mass. ave. near 18th nw-14i, baths,
an OUTSIDE rooms, plenty private baths:
income quoted by owner over s., 500
monthly: ~ dining rooms. new furniture:
net proht over $3.50 monthly. Substantial
Evening star., 1941-02-23

blocks: M, "a. o and 1st sts. sw All
materials for sale Daily. 8 to pm.
ARROW. SO NJ ST. S.w. FIR. 9S03
HOUSEHOLD GOODS, including t-size
combination dining and breakfast set. 10
pieces. mahogany, S75. Steinway piano.
$50. 2 bedroom sets, S35 and $40. Living
room set, S35. ORGAN, $40. Chairs. tables,
1868.
INVALID WHEEL CHAIRS. crutches. hos
pital beds and commodes: new and used;
all styles; reduced prices: will rent: also
folding chairs. United States STORAGE Co..
AIS 10th st. NV. Met. 1s43.
Evening star., 1941-02-23

OVERCOAT boys gray IS short straight:
excellent condition. Can be seen at 1Ol6
18th st. NV
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
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BEDROOM; maple, like new" You can
nette with ..ciXt sXtension table and corner
chests lovely lamps. SEEING ef IS believing Hff 3
ACME MOVING & STORAGE 46Is 14th
st. NV. Georgia 1000. OPEN NIGHTS. =
BEDROOM 3-pc. Want to know the
Dnetts ssaa LIVING BELL ToGn snoRA9E Pf
4630 Fourteenth st. NV. Georgia $3.50
OPEN EVENINGS.
BEDROOM. solid maple. This is the kind
we'll qas as beaay you sssoo BY Or oTFnS aSfasy
buck tavern-style solid maple dinette.
i1,ts Large table ,o and nc benches 'darb" Of a
F41I1NrS F9qrteentS ST. NV. Georgia s0s0 OPEN
BEDROOM; 18th century mahoga any;
$50 $50 90; Only have I suite, SO hop in
46ao Fourteenth fie st 10 bELi SFoRAGE s6aG
OPEN EVENINGS. ' NV" e0S'a o"'o
BEDROOM large walnut suite. Dustproof
throughput and center drawer guide Bed,
Texas" Also living room. Good condition
srid ana priced like BELL STORAGE always
room iO-pc. BELL STORAGE, OHI9 4889
EE%9qE5eeRt9 E%EN9NT.s st. NV. Georgia $3.50. OPEN
BEDRM. SUITE. 5-piece. mod almost new
$40. Sun. or after $50 pm, 1910 Md.
ne, No. 4. Lincoln 3O47-J 24'
BEDROOM SUITE, complete good condi-
tlon; new spring and mattress. Also youth S
ped: ls24 M St ne. Ii. 4026-J.
BEDROOM SUITE. mahogany, twin beds.
SPRINGS, mattresses, dresser, chest drawers,
$50. 1920 Conn. Apt 90 EN- 1889
BENCH SAW-3OO it. rad. light plant.
elec. pump, sink. cleo and gas motor. out
n nn9srd motor. elec. stove, 6-in. betting.
BICYCLE girls, 9-l4 yrs, good condi-
tion; cost S24, sell for 50; leaving town.
a3I6 Rowland pl NV.
BICYCLES. all sizes, new and used; trade
ms wanted Georgetown Bicycle Shop,
BILLIARD and POOL TABLES. PING-PoNG
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BOARDING HOUSES. mr.. Conn. ave-
rms. rent $50: nice home and income
SI.lO0; terms. 9 rms: rent, inc S325
new furniture: $1,000 terms. Other ex-
Mrc Sn1n
Evening star., 1941-02-23

RNITUFE-Cantents of model home at
sensational savings; brandnew; living
room. dining room, bedrooms chairs,
tables, rugs. lamps. etc. "l5 Kennedy Or.
Kenwood Nd EN-. 1868. Interior dec,
FURNITURE of 5-room apartment COM
plete, $500 cash, leaving city Atlartic
Smyrna times., 1941-11-06
SPAN NEAR COMPLETION
Steel Work on ST. Georges Bridge
Has Been Put in Place

All steel girders on the St.Georg-
es bridge over the Chesapeake and
Delaware Canal have been put in
place except for few pieces in the
floor of the main span, which will
be added within a few days, Will
liam Bruce, resident engineer, said
Monday. Workers have started
riveting the steel work, which has
been temporarily bolted together.
The main span, $40 feet wide, has
been connected top and bottom, and
the erection material is being re-
moved. The travelling cranes are
being dismantled, the temporary
''black steel" supports erected be-
fore the main span was connected,
and the false work are being re-
moved. BY the middle of this
month laying of concrete on the
deck or roadway for the main span
will be started and will be finished
in December.
Smyrna times., 1941-11-06
u. OF d. FOOTBALL GAME
Win Over Mount st. Mary's Team
Last Week in Wilmington Park


Ankle-deep mud and a strong
Mount st. Mary's team failed to
halt the University of Delaware
eleven last week in Wilmington
Park as Coach Bill Murray's pow
erful Hens carved another niche in
an undefeated season. In hanging
up the $50 conquest over the
Moutaineers, the Blue Hens extend
ed their two-year undefeated streak
to 10 straight games which includes
a TT deadlock with West Chester
State Teachers College, and now,
with their sternest tests behind
them, the Blue and Gold represen-
tatives are given good chance to
run through their 1941 string with
out setback. Two games on for
eign gridirons remain on the Muir
raymen's slate before they return
to Wilmington Park for the cam
paigns climax with Washington
College. Swarthmore, expected to
hand the Hens a stiff battle, will
play host on Saturday, while Drex-
ell Tech, improving steadily with
every performance, entertains the
Blue and Gold on November Is at
Philadelphia. Sparked by Bill(Red)
Hogan, fashy sophomore ball car
rier, who was kept out of the Dick
inson clas due to an attack of
grippe, the Hens ground out two
touchdowns in the opening quarter
against the Mountaineers, then af-
ter being held scoreless in the Sec
ond, completed the route with sin
gle tallies in the third and final
periods. Completely dominating
the play, the Hens held the En-
mitsburg, Md, eleven outside of
their 40-yard stripe all afternoon
and moved into a 1870 lead before
the tilt was ten minutes old. Coach
Murrays charges rolled UP a net
yardage gained by rushing of 1O9
yards and completed four of eight
passes for lit yards, while the
Mounts were able to pick up only
SO yards on the ground and ad-
vance ID yards on two aerials. In
registering the conquest, the Blue
and Gold gridders maintained the
standard set in former triumphs by
turning back the invaders by a de-
cisive count. Five contests to date
have netted the Delaware eleven a
grand total of 101 points against
it's opponents seven. West Ches-
ter, the only team to tally against
the Hens, scored through the air.
The season thus far has produced
a 200 victory over Pennsylvania
Military College, a 24-0 conquest of
Ursinus, a $50 triumph over Dick
inson, and the $50 win over Mount
st. Marys.
Smyrna times., 1941-11-06
TRAIN AIRPLANE WORKERS
Bellanca Aircraft to Train Unskill-
ed Plant Workers

Between 300 and 400 inexperienc-
ed workers will be trained for pro-
duction line work under plan
agreed upon by the Bellanca Air
craft Corporation and the Delaware
State Employment Service, it was
announced by Joseph S. Wilson,
president of the corporation. The
plan calls for the pre-employment
training of unskilled workers by
the National Youth Administration
and the states vocational schools,
to equip the workers for production
line jobs in connection with the
manufacture of airplane parts.
Outstanding trainees will be select
ed from the classes for Gin plant"
training to be given at the Bellanca
works. The purpose of the Gin
plant" training is to familiarize the
trainee with actual working condi-
tions on the job, and will have a
tendency to speed up his transfer
to actual work in the industry, Mr..
Wilson explained. It is hoped that
through this system the customary
number of training hours can be
lessened.
Smyrna times., 1941-11-06
PERSONAL AND
SOCIAL ITEMS
People Who Come and Go,
Visitors To Our Community
and Former Smyrnians
HOME AND CLUB PARTIES

DR.. and Mrs. Ralph B. Jones
have returned from a short trip to
Washington, D. G., where they Wis
tied DR.. Arbogast of Philadelphia
who is in Walter Reed Hospital as
the result of an automobile acci-
dent.
Miss Amy Meinhart attended
over the weekend a homecoming
at Lebanon Valley College, Leban-
on, Pa. Miss Meinhart is head of
the music department of John Bas-
sett Moore High School.
Mrs. Samuel G.. Hoekstra, of Do
yer, entertained at a surprise show
er last Friday evening for Mrs.
Willard B. Mailer, nee Miss Elva
Griffin whose marriage took place
October 23rd.
Mr.. Darwin Davidson, Philadel-
phia, Miss Louise Gilbert, Sharon
Hill, Pa, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
MAIDEN, Yeadon, Pa, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Day.
idson.
Mrs. R. F. Corley, Mrs. Howard
r. Jones, Mrs. Homer d. Hudson
and Mrs. R. D. Hoffecker were
guests on Sunday of Miss Bertha
Smithers of Baltimore, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Wilson, Jr.,
Jack and Nancy Wilson, attended
on Saturday the Delaware St.
Mary's football game at Whining
ton Park.
Mrs. E. S. Dwight, who has been
spending several weeks in Wash
ington, D. c., is now with her
niece, Mrs. George S. Cable at
Hume, Va.
Miss Malvina Stevenson spent
the weekend in Baltimore, visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Dawn and
family.
Mrs. Horace Clifton spent the
weekend with her mother, Mrs.
Lena Pusey at Laurel.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Leland Harmon
son attended on Saturday the
Princeton-Harvard game at Prince
ton, N. j.
Mrs. James w. Colona has been
the guest for a week of her son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Bennett.
Smyrna times., 1941-11-06
All BANQUET AT CLAYTON
All Club Link Annual Banquet at
Clayton School Tomorrow Night

Future farmers and farm home
makers will rally in the Clayton
school tomorrow night when All
Club members from Kent County,
with their parents and friends, will
hold their annual banquet sponsor
ed by the All Club Link organiza-
tion of Kent County. The banquet
will be served by the parents of
Clayton All members. Singing
will be led by Mrs. Mary Burton of
Dover with Howard Baldwin, a
member of the Clayton faculty, as
pianist. Others who will contrib
ute to the program are Mrs. Hattie
Smith of Dover who will entertain
the group with recitations and
William Eliason and Leslie Pryor
who will recount the high lights of
their trips as state representatives
to the Poultry and National Dairy
Shows at Harrisburg and Memphis,
Tennessee. The All candle light
ing service is to be in charge of
Doris Price. The youthful Kent
County rural folks will hear Milo
S. Downey, assistant Boys Club
agent in Maryland, as the principal
speaker. C. E. McCauley, state
supervisor of All Club work in
Delaware, will present awards to
club members who have excelled in
various state and national contests.
Dancing and movies will follow the
program. Members of the Link
who have been active on commit
tees arranging for the banquet are
Louise Meredith, Frances Dempsey,
Betty Prettyman and Charles Par
adee.
Smyrna times., 1941-11-06
AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. S. j. Thackaberry, Pastor, An
nounces Services For the Week

Presbyterian Church, Rev. S. j.
Thackaberry, pastor, announces
services on Sunday morning at IL
and Sunday evening in the Meth
odist Church at 7.30. The evening
service is the annual Union Ser
vice for Educational Religious En-
phasis Week. The Young People
will meet on Sunday, November 16,
at p. m. Sunday School at 10
a. m. Mid-week meeting on We'd
nesday at 7.30 p. m. On Novem-
Der II, Wednesday night, we shall
have the Missionary film, Along
the Santa Fe Trail, a picture of
our church's work in the south
western part of our country. Thurs
day the Mite Society meets at the
Manse. This meeting marks the
close of the thrift capaign. Please
remember the special effort of this
month. All are welcome to these
services.
Smyrna times., 1941-11-06
59TH PIONEER INFANTRY
Celebration Held on Armistice Day
at Legion Home in Wilmington

On Tuesday evening, November
IL, the seth Pioneer Infantry As
sociation will hold an Armistice
celebration in the American Leg
ion Home, 2103 Lancaster Avenue,
Wilmington. This celebration is
open to the public, and the admis-
sion of one dollar, including tax,
will cover dancing with music by a
good orchestra, and refreshments.
At IL p. m. a Memorial service will
be conducted by the officers of the
association.
Smyrna times., 1941-11-06
BUSINESS CLUB
MEET AT DOVER
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training, and particulars about her
affiliation with the Federation. In
dividuals will mail their cards di-
rect to National Headquarters,
where, after the cards are analyzed
and tabulated, the file will be avail
able for Federation and Govern
ment use in studying occupational
trends and shifts, aiding in the To-
cation of needed skills, and think
ing through on the problems of vo-
cational adjustment at the conclu-
sion of the war period.
Data VIII Be Accessible
Data will be readily accessible
for various purposes. For instance,
all members with clerical or secre-
tarial training, or those within a
given state who are now employed
as nurses, can be located immed-
lately through the Master File. Ac-
cording to. Miss Pennypacker the
information will be kept up-to-
date, so that changes in address,
occupation, income, and training
will be registered as soon as they
occur. The file will present a pic
ture of shifting occupations and
residence as a result of defense.
The Federation hopes thus to be
able to act as a laboratory for Gov
ernmental and other agencies in
surveying the effect of defense
upon large group of women
workers.
Valuable to Government
In addition to determining de-
fense and post-defense opportun-
tiles, the Master File will be valu-
able as legislative and vocational
tool, enabling the Federation to in
form members of proposed Govern
ment action that will effect their
communities or occupations, and to
supply human interest material
about women in specific occupa-
tions. Of immediate interest to
community defense councils and or
ganizations are the files of any
Smyrna times., 1941-11-06

and fourth places in each stake.
The complete list of winners: Open
all-age stake: First, Shagwong
Gypsy, owner, E. M. Osborne of
East Hampton, Long Island; Sec
ond, Big Chief, owner, William c..
Holden of Dover; third, Ches-Dell
Happy, owner, DR.. w. L. Parrott
of Dover. Novice stake: First, Isla
Spot, owner, DR.. Moore of Dover;
second, Lakewood Ben, owner, J..
E. Lofiand; third, Duck Creek
Chris, owner, Joseph Goldsborough
of Smyrna. No fourth was award
ed. Puppy stakes: First, Lake
wood Ben, owner, ]. E. Lofland;
second, Jake, owner, Dr. w. l.. Par
rott; third, Sister Sue, owner, Dr.
Floyd Moore; fourth, Dad, owner,
DR.. Richard Comegys of Clayton.
Judges were Edward ]. Fitzgerald
and N. N. Tiffany, both of East
Hampton. Stewards were ]. E.
Lofand, DR.. Comegys, Charles and
George Hynson. The guns were
H. H. Mitchell, Wilbert Raughley,
Henry Hazel, Austen D. Smith and
Lawrence Thompson.
Banquet Saturday Night
Prizes in the novice and puppy
stakes were awarded at a banquet
Saturday night in Hotel Richard
son, Dover. DR.. Moore was toast
master and Burton r. Raughley,
president, presided. After dinner
speeches were made by Willard
Boyce, Henry Hazel, DR.. Parrott
and Edwin Barry, all of Dover, and
E. N. Osborn of Long Island. There
were four states represented, Della
ware, Pennsylvania, Maryland and
New York, with Long Island and
upper state entries included in the
latter. The field trial committee,
comprising DIR. w. L. Parrot, Will
liam G. Holden, Lawrence Thomp-
son, and j. Everett Lof1and has
worked steadily for the past sever
al weeks to prepare what was the
keenest competition ever sponsored
by the club.
Smyrna times., 1941-11-06
NDUCT 81 IN ARMY
1914 Day For 81 State
Men to Enter Service

Induction of the 81 Delaware men
who have passed army medical ex-
aminations will take place Novem-
ber 1914 at Fort Dix, N. j., state
selective service headquarters an
nounced. Entering the army No
,vember 13 will be 13 men from
Kent County Board No. 2, and 16
from Sussex County Board No. l..
Contingents on the second day will
comprise IA from New Castle
County Board No. q 18 from Kent
County Board No. 1, and 26 from
Sussex County Board No. 2.
Smyrna times., 1941-11-06

The annual installation of offic-
ers of the American Legion Auxil-
iary will be held Monday evening,
November 10th, at the home of
Mrs. Creadick Ennis. Mrs. F. AL
lyn Cooch, newly-elected depart
ment president, and her staff of Of
ficers will be present. Every Aux
iliary member in Smyrna is urged
to attend.
Smyrna times., 1941-11-06
DEATH RECORD OF WEEK
Continued from Page One)

native of Townsend. She is surviv-
ed by one son Edward Simmons.
Funeral services were held at Old
Union Church, yesterday afternoon
at 2 o'clock, with interment in the
adjoining cemetery.
Smyrna times., 1941-11-06
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
Rev. j. w. Parlxins, Pastor, An
nounces Services For the Week

Church of the Nazarene, Rev. ].
w. Parkins, pastor, announces the
following services: Prayer meeting
at 7.30 p. M, Thursday; Mission
ary meeting, 7.30 p. M, Friday.
Sunday services-Sunday School,
9.45 a. M; morning worship, 10.45
a. m.; N. Y. P. S., 6.45 p. M;
evangelistic service, 7.30 p. m. All
are welcome to these services.