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Evening star., 1941-03-08
A. u. Busketers Bow Out
Aquinst Alumni TONIGHT

American University's 1901 bas-
ket ball team plays together for the
last time tonight when it meets an
alumni five in the feature of A. U. S
annual alumni night. Following the
game, a trophy to this years most
valuable courtmsn will be presented
by Americans chapter of Omicron
Delta Kappa, national honor So
ciety.
A girls game will open the pro-
gram at 7 o'clock and volley ball
game between a faculty team and
some alumni will go on at $50. The
varsity alumni court game will wind
up the program
Evening star., 1941-03-08
Midland Out TO Turn
Table on Bay View
In Capistrano
Mile-ond-HoIf Distance
Makes Race Tough for
Sontu Anitu Victor
By the Associated Press.


LOS ANGELES, March s.-Bay
View, Turfman Tony Pelleteri's 81, 500
bargain basement buy, and Mo
land, proud color bearer for the
powerful c. S. Howard stable, topped
large field of candidates named to
race today for another $4,000 pot
Of gold al Santa Anita Park.
The feature, expected to attract a
crowd of $1,000, was the San Juan
Capistrano Handicap. The dis
tance was a mile and one-half,
which made neither Bay View nor
Midland any since victor.
No Setup for Midland.
Spectacular rags-to-riches winner
of the 100000 Santa Anita Handi-
cap, Bay View was set to prove he
was no overnight sensation. destined
to fade after one week in the hall
of fame.
Midland. beaten a neck by the
game little son Of Sweep All at a
mile and one-quarter. was out to
redeem himself, but faced a tough
afternoon doing it.
Entered against these top two
were Bolingbroke. Royal Crusader,
Can't Wait, General Manager,
Sweepida. Rough Pass and Wis.
county, all of whom trailed in be-
hind them in the big race last Satur-
day. and Chalphone, Mount Vernon
II. Mr.. Grundy, Tobacco Road, Ex-
ploded, Omelet, Barrancosa, We'd
ding Call and Swain, a 3-year-old.
Race Regarded Wide Open.
Experts viewed the race as a wide
open affair, pointing to the added
distance and the difference in track
conditions. Bay View barely held
on in the final sixteenth last week,
while Bolingbroke and Royal Cru
Sader were coming up fast for ths
third and fourth sports at the
finish. A dry track was expected
today.
Midland carried 126 pounds; he
was handed 100 today. Bay View,
with ll3 today. picked up S pounds
off his race in the Santa Anita.
Evening star., 1941-03-08
Bosketers Play Guinea Pig
Players From Four High Schools Will Take
Homodyne Test at Catholic u Monday

will involve the quints of Roose-
velt, Western, Anacostia and
Woodrow Wilson.
The purpose of the experiment
will be to establish the relation
of such tests to ability as basket
ball players as we'll as to gain a
more accurate knowledge of the
relation of age, weight and height
to power, speed and force. Each
athlete will work one minute on
the arm test and another minute
on the leg examination, and dur
ing each minute six concurrent
readings will be taken.
Evening star., 1941-03-08
Friends Five Finishes
In Loss to Baltimore

Sidwell Friends School basket ball
team closes its season book with a
record of six wins and 10 defeats.
A final setback was added yesterday
when Baltimore Friends won, 23-
%, on a last-minute goal by Bud
Price
Evening star., 1941-03-08

Three years ago-Rollie Hens
ley, newly acquired catcher of
Cleveland Indians, ordered from
training camp by Manager Oscar
Witt for third violation of train
ing rules.
Evening star., 1941-03-08
Hockey Standings
Results Last Nisht
EASTERN LEAGUE.

Results Last Night
River Vale, =; Washington
Baltimore, s. Atlantic City, lover
timel
Boston g. New York. /
Evening star., 1941-03-08

Totals - % Totals - %
Score at half-Washington 9; Balti-
more, 7. Referee-Mr. Shirley.
Evening star., 1941-03-08

RoSslyn Independent League leader,
and the strong A L. Kelley g. Son,
last years champion, may walk of
with top honors. The Shaffer lineup
will include Ernie Hauser. Frank
Guethler, Ernie Burkhalter and
Arthur Nelson, while the Kelly
lineup will be Paul Jarman, Cletus
Pannell, Al Wright, Marty Alexan-
der and Gait Davis.
Rolling in class B will be the Ar
lington Tire outfit with Harold
Heishman at the helm, Olmstead
Motors. led by Henry (Cap) Smith;
Goss Co, captained by Tom Goss;
A. O. E., with Melvin Oliveri leading,
and Arlington Post Office. Irene
Clark will captain the Gibson Grays
woman team, while Dot Brand is
captain of the Rosslyn Bowling
Center quint rolling in class B.
With Harry Hilliard, defending
champion in the Crowley, the five
game event staged in honor Of
Mount RainierS 74-year-old bowling
operator is expected to crack its last
years record entry of 1874 contest
ants
Evening star., 1941-03-08

BY virtue of a 634 count at Brook
land, Secret Service rollers sport a
season record in the Treasury Rec
reational League. Hitler of Corre-
spondents and L. Howder of Secret
Service garnered respective highs
of $50 and 370. Team set honors
went to DisburSing with 1895.
Evening star., 1941-03-08

McCurry Courteau Mcbride, Pranschke,
Thompson, Dewey. River Vale-McGregor,
z. NAV. Giyel, TobIn, Lemieux. S. May,
Terry, Nichols.
Score by periods:
Skeeters " o
EaRles o II
First perind-Scoring. % r May
Nichols McGregor: 1900. Penalties
Tobin hooking.
Second period-Scorins. C2) River Vale,
Grivel (E. Nav Tobin), So Penalties
Courteau Goughing); Marchsnt trough
inel
Third period-Scoring: t3) Washington,
Pranschke tCourteau Dewey, 9.06 No
penalties
Referee-Mr. Reilly. Linesmsn-Mr
Buckles
Evening star., 1941-03-08
Raw Moore High Man.

Ray Moores highs of l4l-377 in
the National Federation of Federal
Employees League gave Treasury No.
3 the odd-game over Veterans No. l,
while McFeeley banged out 125-340
at King Pin to pace scores of 569-
1,643 as Veterans No. 2 won the
rubber game from Navy No. 2.
Evening star., 1941-03-08

Kitty Mulroe with 329 was top
performer as the States gained Sec
ond place in the Social Security
Ladies League. Sweeping their
match, the Pinettes stayed ahead
of the runners-up in the flag chase.
Hazel Wagner of the Red Sox posted
118 at the Lucky Strike for top
single.
Smyrna times., 1941-03-27
STATE HONORS
EARLY SWEDES
Gov. Bacon Issues PrOclanla
ton for Swedish Colonial
Day Observance
BANQUET PLANNED

Gov. Walter w. Bacon has issued
a proclamation calling for a state
wide observance of Delaware
Swedish Colonial Day" on Satur-
day. At the same time plans were
moving ahead for the dinner meet
ing of the Delaware Swedish Co
lonial Society in the Hotel DUPONT,
Wilmington, Saturday at o'clock.
Governor Bacon, in his proclama-
ton, urged the display of flags
throughout Delaware and also the
flags of both this country and
Sweden at Fort Christina State
Park. The Governors proclama-
ton follows:
Whereas, Saturday, March 80
1871, will mark the three hundred
and third anniversary of the land
ing of the Swedes at THE Rock"
on the north shore of the Christina
River, located within the confines
of present day Fort Christina State
Park in city of Wilmington, and
Whereas, the settlement estab-
lished near 1.-THE Rocks" was the
first settlement of the Colony of
New Sweden as well as the first
permanent settlement in the state
of Delaware and in the entire Dla-
Continued on Page Four)
Smyrna times., 1941-03-27
APRIL JURORS FOR KENT
ImpaneI Petit Jurors For April
Term of County Court

Jury Commissioners Walker L.
Mifflin and Wilbur E. Jacobs have
impaneled petit jurors for the April
term of the Kent County courts as
follows: First Representative Dis
trict: Eddie G. Burris, Gilbert
Pratt, Warner w. Price, Jr., and
Melvin Moore; Second: Thomas 3.
Emory, ]. c. Perry, Lawrence
Thompson, and Arthur F. Waves
Third: William j. Voshel, Herbert
Masten, Malcolm FARRELL, and Har-
vey Cole, Jr.; Fourth: William Will
lis, John r. Hartnett, William j.
German, Jr., and Irving Pleasan-
ton; Fifth: Harvey farrell, H. Irv-
ing Buckson, Jesse F. Farlow, and
Cecil Moore; Sixth: Fletcher Price
Kelsey Walters, Harry Smith, and
Myrtle Webb; Seventh: William
Storey, Fred Gray, and George M
Fisher, Jr.; Eighth: Albert T
Hughes, Clifford M. Simpler, and
Edward K. Hurd; Ninth: Amos
Layton, Lawrence Salevan, and Ell
wood R. Wright; Tenth: Harvey
Short, George Scott, and Charles
P. Armour The jurors will report
for duty on April 81.
Smyrna times., 1941-03-27
BURGLAR IS SPARED LASH
Geroge Wilson, 81, Given Five
Years at Dover Last Week

After being informed that only
his youth save him from the whip
ping post, a sentence of five years
Imprisonment was imposed upon
George Wilson, 81, on a charge of
breaking and entering by Chief
Justice Daniel j. Layton at a plead
guilty day session of Court of Gen
eral Sessions Saturday. Wilson,
who lives on West Street, Dover,
admitted breaking into the home of
A. A. Davis, II Clara Street, on
Saturday night, March s, and steal
ing money from a savings bank
and pocketbook, according to po-
lice. The defendant, the police
said, also admitted breaking into
the home of Howard E. Lynch, Jr.,
IL Cecil Street, but was frightened
away by the arrival home of Mr..
Lynch.
Smyrna times., 1941-03-27
POLICE CHASE STOLEN OAR
Two Boys Race Police Car From
Dover at 80 Miles Per Hour

Two boys, Anthony N. Barbara,
is, and Daniel Anthony Cezzi, 16,
of New York city, face a charge of
stealing the automobile of Guy H.
Bowdle, Dover, on Tuesday. A
State police officer Monday night
found the boys hanging dangerous
ly to a truck. He took them off,
and they told him they had had
nothing to eat since Sunday morn
ing and had no rest. They were
given lodging at the Jail for the
night, but after being released in
the morning, according to police,
they stole Bowdle's car from its
parking place. Within Is minutes
after being notified of the theft,
the State police had the boys, but
not until after the latter turned
over in making sharp turn just
north of Smyrna while going, po-
lice estimated, about 80 miles an
hour The boys suffered bruises.
The Bowdle car was wrecked.
Smyrna times., 1941-03-27
VISITORS AT
WELFARE HOME
Legislators Visit Welfare
Home During Three-Day
Visit of Institutions
NEED OF ROOM is CITED

The need of $250,000 building
program for Negroes at the Old
Age Welfare Home, Smyrna, was
outlined Friday by the home offic-
ials to the members of the General
Assembly during their visit Friday
morning. The legislators were par
ticularly shown the second floor of
the home where 123 Negro patients
are living but where original IA
cilities were only for so. The pop
ulation of the home is now 391. 1t
was originally built for 235. The
legislators, on the final lap of their
three-day tour of public institu-
lions in the state, were met at the
welfare home by the Rev. DR.. Char
les L. Candee, president of the
State Welfare Commission; George
o. Fearon, acting business manag-
er of the relief department; DR.. A.
" Gilliland, superintendent of the
home; J. H. Fearon, acting bust
ness manager of the home; J. Al
Ian Frear, Jr., a member of the
commission. The legislators were
told that the commission is asking
the state for $4,000 additional for
maintenance during the second half
of the coming biennium and is also
asking the three counties to share
in another additional $4,000 for
maintenance. Throughout their
tour, the legislators were informed
of the general operation Of the
home and also of its increasing
need for more space. At present
there are also eight babies in the
home, born of INDECENT mothers. Ta
date this year, there have been 20
obstetrical cases in the hospital
During all of last year, there were
48 cases.
Smyrna times., 1941-03-27
SMYRNA ROTARY TO BE HOST TO
CLAYTON LIONS CLUB TONIGHT

The Smyrna Rotary Club will
join the Clayton Lions Club in an
inter-city meeting to be held at the
Wayside Inn, tonight. John G..
Leach, vice-president of Beacon
College, will be the guest speaker.
This get-together dinner is part of
the Rotary goodwill objective, to
extend the sphere of friendship
among business people. Over so
people are expected to attend the
dinner. Music will be furnished
by Mrs. Doris Fearon, and vocal
trio including Dorothy Short, Betty
Jane Ennis and Nancy Fox. The
nominating committee appointed
the various nominations for office
for the ensuing year, at last weeks
meeting: President, Harvey c..
Jones, George Scout; vice-presi-
dent, c. j. Prickett, j. w. Colona;
secretary, H. o. Bostick, Davis
Bell; treasurer, John c. Manner
ing, V. Lay Phillips. Ellery j..
Smyrna times., 1941-03-27
MARYLAND TEACHERS MEET
Announce Speakers for Annual
Meeting in Salisbury April 4th

w. Emmett Andrews, Secretary
of the Maryland State Teachers
Association, comprising the coun-
ties of Dorchester, Somerset, Wi
comico and Worcester, has an
nounced speakers for the associa-
tons annual meeting at Salisbury
State Teachers College, Friday,
April 4, The general meeting at 3
%. m. will be addressed by DIR. l..
Thomas Hopkins, Professor of Ed
ucation, Columbia University. At
the evening meeting at 500 Cap
tain Victor Hunt Harding, Director
of Congressional Publicity and
Author of Government and So
ciety," win speak on the subject of
Education and Preparedness"
Other speakers will be Miss Emily
A. King, Delaware State Supervis-
or in Homemaking Education;
Thomas c. Ferguson, State Super
visor of Physical Education and
Recreation; r. Floyd Cromwell,
State Supervisor of Guidance and
DR.. Denton Cooper, Professor of
Science, Salisbury State Teachers
College.
Smyrna times., 1941-03-27
ASBURY METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. DIR. j. w. COlona, Pastor, An

Rev. DIR. j. W. COlona, Pastor, An
nounces Services For the Week
The services at Asbury Method
list Church next Sunday, March 80,
will be as follows: the Church
School will convene promptly at
10 o'clock with Mr.. H c. Jones, SUI
perintendent, in charge; the morn
ing worship service and sermon at
IL; the Epworth League service at
$50 p. m; the evening worship
service at 7.30. Tuesday evening
next, April 1st, at 7.30 o'clock the
monthly meeting of the Official
Board will be held. At s o'clock
next Tuesday evening all the young
people of Asbury Church, between
the ages of % to SO, are invited to
meet at the Church to consider eff
fecting an organization for closer
fellowship. The Woman's Society
of Christian Service will hold their
meeting next Wednesday evening,
April End, at 7.30 o'clock. The
Queen Esther's Circle and the
Kings Heralds will present the
program. The public is invited.
Smyrna times., 1941-03-27

Ward was the guest of Elmer P.
Corrie. Karl Dorzback was Wis
itor from the Dover Rotary Club.
Observe Magazine Night
Rotary magazine night was OBJ
served by the Club last week. Four
members of the club reported on
articles of interest which had ap-
peared in the Rotary magazine
Davis Bell gave his views on the
subject Compulsory Arbitration of
Labor Disputes" G. w. Wright
spoke on the article II Learned
About America Through Dead
wood Dick -; Erwin Dick on the
subject Increasing Rotary In
fluence in South America; ". Lay
Phillips on the subject 81 am an
American and a Rotarian." c. Lee
land Harmonson responded. Har-
vey G. Jones. vice-president, pre-
sided at the meeting and Charles
w. Hall directed the singing.
Smyrna times., 1941-03-27
NATIVE SMYRNA
MAN HONORED
Louis McLane, of Andrew
JacksOn's Cabinet, Pictured
on Revenue Stamp
MINISTER TO BRITAIN

A former Smyrna man, Louis
McLane, who gained fame as a
member of President Andrew Jack
sons cabinet, is pictured on a rev.
enue stamp. This honor, for the
first time in the history of the u. s..
Treasury Department, was bestow-
ed on a Delaware man.
Born in Smyrna in 1856
Louis McLane was born in Smyr-
ma, May %, 1886, and at an early
age served in the navy under
Stephen Decatur. He was admit
ted to the Delaware bar in 1903
and in 1916 was elected to the
House of Representatives In 1924
when the Presidential election was
thrown into the House of Repre-
sentatives he supported William
Crawford of Georgia for the Presi-
dency. After the IDEAL" between
Henry Clay and John Quincy
Adams which resulted in Adams
election McLane threw his support
to Andrew Jackson.
Supporter of Jackson
He became a staunch supporter
of Jackson and when the victor of
New Orleans became President,
McLane was appointed minister to
Great Britain. He served in Lon
don from 1929 to 1881 when Jack
son called him home to become sec
rotary of the treasury. He served
in that capacity during Jackson's
famous fight against the Bank Of
the United States. A friend Of
both Nicholas Biddle, head Of the
bank, and of Jackson, he advised
Jackson against a militant fight on
the bank and attempted to arrange
a compromise. In 1888 he declined
to sanction the removal Of the de-
posts from the United States Bank
and was consequently transferred
to the office of Secretary of State.
He served in that office until 1884
when he retired from political life.
In 1887 he was elected president of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
which he held until 1847. In June,
1845, he was again appointed min
lister to Great Britain, this time by
President James K. Polk. He di-
rected the American participation
in the negotiations over the Oregon
Territoy boundary and after the
settlement Of the dispute he resign
ed. McLane died in Baltimore Md,
in 1857.
Smyrna times., 1941-03-27
I" BROADCAST SERVICES
eln shOre Pastor Begins Radio
"'as On March 30 Over WDEI,

n ana Mrs. Eckhart, who for
A'i SIX months have been
n - and preaching the Gospel
"Soc in Salisbury, have
una arrangements to enlarge
lfy over WDEL, Will
~l The station operates on
4lsncy Of ITO kilocycIes and
power Of 1000 watts. The
n a =, entitled Songs of Saliva
n, VIZ feature at times the or
'nposltions Of Rev. Eckhart
4. hymns have been included
l. aynnal recently published
! bind evangelist, Robert
~. 4 Philadelphia. The pro-
-slA begin on March 90. and
I, =, asaid At 1915 a. m. Special
wlll assist the Eckharts
INV week and a half hour of in
~ sa can be looked forward to
Smyrna times., 1941-03-27
WHOLE NO. 1910
DRIVE HERE FOR
BRITISH FUND
Mrs. WV. Price, Jr., Appoint
ed Chairman for British
Ambulance Campaign
THREE MONTHS DRIVE

Mrs. Warner w. Price, Jr., has
been appointed chairman for
Smyrna for the British-American
Ambulance Corps drive to sell TO-
900 car emblems in the state of
Delaware. Assistants to Mrs. Price
include Mrs. Richard w. Price,
Mrs. Henry c. Webb, Mrs. William
Wroten and Mrs. Glenn S. King,
with Mrs. Richard w. Comegys for
the Clayton area. The committee
met at the home of Mrs. Price
Tuesday to plan the campaiwn.
Has Collected S93O,OOO
Since June 1940-The British
American Ambulance Corps has
collected $3.50, 0OO-have sent 205
ambulances to England, 25 each to
Greece, Egypt, and South Africa,
and is keeping these re-supplied.
The London Office has asked for
100000 vitamin tablets and five
Amphibian Ambulance Planes.
These latter cost $4,000 each. The
corps are working in close cooper
alton with all other Relief Organ
izations to avoid overlapping and
shipping is done through the Brit
ish War Relief. The London office
is in direct contact with the Gov
eminent services - Army, Navy,
and R. A. F. and weekly cable for
what is most urgently needed are
! received. The committee are maxi
ing a three months drive in Della
ware to sell 10000 car emblems at
$1.00 each.
Smyrna times., 1941-03-27
CENTURY CLUB
SPRING PLAN
Annual Luncheon Scheduled
for April 18th; to Hear
Speaker on Gardens"
PROFESSOR AT U. OF D.

Two meetings in April will round
out the program year Of the Cen
fury Club for the present. Mrs.
Elmer Corrie, chairman of Conser-
walton and Gardens, will be in
charge Of the meeting on April 4
She has been able to engage as
speaker DR.. l.. A. Detjen, associate
professor of Horticulture at the
University of Delaware.
Annual Luncheon April Is
On April IS at 1890 will occur
the annual luncheon for members
and out of town guests. Invitations
have been issued to state officers
and presidents of other clubs in
the State Federation. Mrs. Will
liam E. Matthews, Jr., is chairman
of tickets. Other committees are
soon to be announced by Mrs. Grant
CARTS, president of the club.
The Hobby Show
The hobby show last Friday was
attended by a long number of
members and guests. Among tie
exhibits which drew greatest at
tention were Mrs. Nellie Rowland,
exhibit of boxes, including a tender
box; a Westward Ho' compete in
the old glass exhibited by Mrs. w.
c. Deakyne; the license plates ex-
hibited by Jack CARTS and ele-
plants of many colors and sizes
exhibited by Elizabeth Russell.
Mrs. Thomas Russell announced
the program including piano trio
by Mrs. ]. Fearon, Stimson Car
row and Shirley Bleckman and two
solos by Mary Louise Porter. The
hobby speakers were Jacqueline
Potter and Skipper Goldsborough,
dolls; Mr.. Walter Hynson, old
books; Mrs George r. Miller, gene
ology and Mr. Roland Bell, rocks.
Smyrna times., 1941-03-27
BLACKBIRD All CLUB MEET
Plans Are Being Made to Attend
the All Club Banquet at Newark


the All Club Banquet at Newark
The March IL meeting of the
Blackbird All Club was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. William Con-
ner. Ten members and visitors
were present. The visitors who
were present were: Miss Laura
Rutherford, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Dixon, Mrs. Ray Summons, Mrs.
William Conner, Miss Margaret
Summons, Miss Mary Marshall, and
Mr.. Richard Reed. At a business
meeting, plans We're laid to attend
the annual All Club banquet which
will be held at Newark. Plans
were also laid to chance off an
Easter Egg. The committee in
charge asked that all books and
money be given in on April 9, at
Mrs. Sammons's'. Following the
business meeting, the topic PLANT
ing a Flower Garden, was discuss
ed by Miss Rutherford and the
members. A song fest was led by
Nelson Summons followed by recre-
ton in charge of Paul Bradley. Re-
freshments were served by the host
Mr.. Joseph Pyle. assisted by Mrs.
Conner
Smyrna times., 1941-03-27
Kings Daughters Hold Election

At a meeting of the Kings
Daughters at the home of Mrs.
Harvey Wright, Thursday, the fol-
lowing officers We're elected: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Reginald DeFord; vice
president, Mrs. Harvey Wright; re-
cording secretary, Mrs. Florence
DeF'ord; treasurer, Miss Helen
Start; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Andrew Cole; relief commit
tee, Mrs. Margaret Wright and
Mrs. George Robinson.
Smyrna times., 1941-03-27
ST. PETERS CHURCH NOTES
Rev. Frederick Marx Barton, Rec
tor, Announces Services for Weel,

St. Peters Episcopal Church
Rev. Frederick Marx Barton, rec
tor, makes the following announce
ments: Friday of this week, 7.3O
p. m, Lenten service with Canon
Joseph H. carp, D. D., as guest
7.30 a. m, Holy Communion; 10
a. M, Church School; IL a. m,
morning prayer and sermon. Mon
day, 2.30, Woman's Auxiliary Study
Class at the home of Mrs. Webb
Smyrna times., 1941-03-27
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
Rev. j. w. Parlxins, Pastor, An
nounces Services For the WeeI,

Church of the Nazarene, Rev. j.
w. Parkips, pastor, announces the
following services: Thursday. 7.3O,
prayer meeting; Sunday School on
Sunday at 9.45 a. M; morning wor-
ship, 10.45 a. M; N. Y. p. S., 6.45
.p. M; evangelistic service, 7.30 D.
m. Rev. Neal Hutchinson, Of
Frederick, Md, brought an inspir-
ing message on home missions. to
the members and friends of the
Church last Thursday.
Smyrna times., 1941-03-27
FOR LOCAL OPTION
Wilmington Delegation Visits State
Legislatures; Reminded of Repeal

A delegation of 10 residents of
Wilmington visited the state Legis-
lature in Annapolis last week to
make an appeal to the Kent Coun-
ty representatives to have a bill
passed providing for local option in
the upper-county town. State
Senator Arthur H. Brice reminded
the delegation that the vote for the
repeal of the 18th amendment in
Kent County was approximately
three to one in favor of repeal, and
until he is convinced that this sent
iment in the county has changed
materially he can do nothing but
abide by the will of the majority.
Smyrna times., 1941-03-27
Two Properties Change Hands

G. Harvey Wright, real estate.
has sold for E. c. Pleasanton, Cam
den, Del, his LOG acre farm to An
drew Amanda, of Chester, Pa.
Also for Mrs. Jay Davis, Middle
town, her two houses on the corner
of Delaware and Mt. Vernon Street
to Miss Minnie Wilson and Mrs.
Norris Truax.