davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21

4 bszallfuf peodlnx uaa ssaeun-
lNee = - naruzs home q fan
1aekson County Hosnlfaf az5an
Betty RabeFis became ne bFsds -
james r. llEu1asley n saaaa4
evening. November Is. isl 4 :
ec1oek. q ; sesftng made ada.szszs-
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- ezfTzanthemunls and fern
1he zznEls Fzae eer1n,aas - fz~-
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Eezaz &c - a11s&Aned - FzsazIsez
ax1 eiaas friends
IL kzz19 uA4 hnndznzne II :
ezzz1 e solder nlus Wath aeeszazsz
e match and Der eosunse - ezzs-
kaseze6 p : aEouI1gr caznaea hazz-
Gzasz q ezaezEaear1 Fonee
AA8 L7za EaFie HnbeTss e -
~ : eeasln q the bries. - -
ozlT aEzzzzanf a1d ane uHaz zzazzIz
EuHnee b a4a4 eF1pe ra1leeea azEE
naFT eeazzazzaA ner flo1asz zzz<z
: shoaidsT bozaEiet a eizdioa i
teusz q pzzk-
IzzH zEean sas attendea = ia
bennszaa e oeaan Springs : -
Fsaaosane - ssddng. zhseA -
s1znezzz1 0zlT ~ relazlFsz -
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ciuse friends. ~ infwmAf reeep.
taon WAS hria u1sen q FefFentamNnE
course wMs SERVED ~ Miss NsSais
Iee Davlk MngeFinEEnlaemt ~ the
hospital. and taN nurses staff.
After rrneirfnN hest Wishes ana
congratulntinxs NJ and Mfs
urimxiey departed for 4 short
hnneynHsou - MlAzna. Finffda.
Mr.. and Mrs 0fimsieY wiii make
their home IN rnxeaEoalA where
the former Is ; e0lsieT AZ the In
galls ssaiphuilaine plast
The bride is nincu cf Mr. and
Mira Norman Reuse ni r0ntalne.
hlnMu and since hex graduation
. member Of TIE nursing staff at
from the Biloxi hospital. hMe been
the jackson County Hospital.
1lse grousu Il = graduate ffxNn
the PAscexusiIA HIeia school where
be attained rEoninenos ~ . mesn-
bsr of tNa Panther football team.
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State Of Mlssisslpps " Howard
Gavin. Operating automobile while
drunk. Plea guilty fined sI0a ard
costs.
State OF Mississippi, VI John
Pierce and Monroe johnson Grand
Larceny jury verdict IN favor Of
defendants.
State Of Mississippi W Y. B. kzer-
III. Operating altomobile while
drunk. Dismissed with writ of pro-
cedendo.
State q Afiszissippl vs Mckinley
Ladd Petit larceny. JURY verdict
and judgment for defendant.
State q Mlssiszippi " Albert
Tanner Assault and battery. Dss-
mtased with writ Of preoedendo.
State Of mississippi VI Thomas
Pope Grand larceny. Felony nsozie
prosQui. Allowed 70 plead guilty
o trespaas. 20 days "a taa taxed
win eosts--Jatl sentence ssssuen4ad
On paying costs and being o. eood
behavior.
State q Mizztsnippa - Andre.
HArncastls s-0rand larceny. Feiong
n0lle proaaaszl. Plea guilty = trez-
pAss q days iail % pay costa -gagl
sentences suspended on paying enn1z.
James 3. Patterson. Administer
Tor Of Estate q Edward Theadors
oummerlln. ~ '. II. Moran rfana-
feFred e Circuit Court q Harrison
County.
state q MiasisRippi ~ Mrz. Tnez
salem Labboua Assault enc 81
tery. Pea guilty. finad ss0o as1d
etafe of Misetssfppl VI Jaek Trucks
Asas4asrV md ASSAULT, Jury ver-
aieT - faFoF 81 defendant.
szase 8 Ai1a1zaipDa " FeaeF Wnzf
aza1 battery wfEa intent.
HoEls pfoseqzl.
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3N1 Hns Asz4z 4a4 s&kHNz -
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gttmislamna Press FlMxa Omn1
ttnnt I'll eoastinms ~ KsuN
Naturally N1kn aszr iamn afunz
w4r aFhoaE ekIf1iEasen1 osrHs -. -
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pef tzIfailsAenz y sa@ns - a4as4
maek Ana nenss ssnFsa axfh q h.z&
AA - lzeM snfuisnents tsn1f -
AtN unN hatiak e unFk ~ dualisss
ztalflM whtkh - fNafst hus Il kl.e
n%N ~ can d - psNaNnk Alzflamsn
tas dUuk'ss zazaff sTafem Il hsiiza
stssd uMsg - asae eaHnaenfeKY statesz
~ pfH@enA i mssz1 sousa " usea Aa
ti,e hlNls ~aesd 4 EtIs tnxFoaasd afs
fsaiinesst eanilazfz - 4 i szlTn II
- Our Eeu3fatn calls ~ nlsa nsM
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exhpos azad nfierntinrs
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49,
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saiae feessssd - every a6llme ]
spent
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Besfa a Isaeases
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Public Utilities


scontinued Frum paes one1
ne ffght-of -zas Aerus Ess&esns
County 10 extea1Ene ftze tsnn In
frosn Southern IsaaEaasa lr.fs
Atopsle Protests. fren : standpofn
g navigation. nzazf - filed alth ~
Al.Elneer effiees ~ hosember gfEh
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sAtf q tne psolseE. fran : alanf
Essnf ~ naezezIzaa. nsszzz ~ nnnes
80 3is Aazszns#f efEaea at Afoka
n1s later ftsan Nueaznhee -
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21
PASCAGOUI.A PAINTERS
LOSE THRILLING BATTLE
TO QUITMAN HIGH LIONS
Sp~rTngnar Fay Marks Annaal ThanksKivnr nmy FaoGka
Game Bsswesa TEE S<hsaas Played c.
PRszguuh Gridirum.

it-yNra naas fsuen WEaaaaars "
n0nn1fn. Tfaen DNzxpst mas9 "A
rAraR pn 81 end xtzn. cara ~ e
: yarsz en- hta fsrrs sS1p An1 msst
nsnsx on 80 nnxt ksF T1Nn Ca
eunana > pmm % C1MF& for EEr2s
awsa ca taxa k&am . yafA taee assa
skann Cux EManra eea1n. tfss fsznw 70
Hewisfs ulsa went over ase Esss srsww
win raEeu mknnses AefA 10 RzAy.
sle Passhexs ksswrea ti1e EAana seek
for ttf0e successive inMaaA. faacz11
u Y pauk ne FnnsbeEx Nent -
ia aAf aeAln but wikhmzs nszzrh
surcssz ms tlnne and tlaslx asgazs
wAa hFuken ~ a. tise Nnnae eEsaed
waln Efuxmli intEFcxpttnR cz4rAa
paAs an6 Fesnning Il sa ths FAn-
kkef ae-yMFa tine.
TIE passing uf cox feAaarea tlae
lsst part q 80 Taznr ne akowed
aia0st uneEr1ng arcuratY Ia rstt-
sinx ths han into TIE hands of fhe
fsoelgxFs and in Al psahehiilsf play
~ the 49, bal of hiz eafe9<
On khs Iine fw klse PxnxAerx
Marty penton. NceaWrt slater ard
Delcnsnyn covered thsmseiTes wFIln
sioFy snd paAypd . very fsne eFana
of fnoaAAll.
T1ae rame esnds tne iesi aeasun a.
tire rascmFouiA PAnfheFt. The game
originally scheduled % Be played
rext wuek against the naEaluna
Luusberincks has been eanoksle6
CeiaFful Ceresnsnfes
Jaaf before The start u6 The game
very eoaurfnl ceremonies were car
RED osst THE band played the Star
epangied Banner. After which the
eaeen az tne Thanksgiving LAY.
Mis- Jean Rns. Q senior cf The Esaa-
cxgUula High acheol. and he nsmida
of hsF court. hfins Mnlzte webe. >
Juninr: Miss Doris CROSBY. eopho-
mare and Miss Jane HERRING,
Freshman. vaiked 70 the center u
the field where they mes Captain
Jimmy DaeRett of Paseaeonla and
PARKER Of the finas and
presented each of them with q huge
bouquet u yellow chrynAnthcmuFnK.
tnkens Of god luck
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LOCAL TOPICS


scanssmusG trsnn pens p
hsin4 Una Feacleh sszsIl lla4 cas-
Sunday il fsaF o. 1ea1s uaasne slAe
visited - tne hnaas e ~ sna kkEx.
1Aey uEeen. Alas Aien xlalane fteE
ooaklkRs. fAlliy ard fsntza Waters.
sazo asE AfGNnAin9 81 Nzanszaaua
c'nlaess Mtzs J8yce rssaleh 80 4
ueek~en6 Nlsest of ~ aleszs. hElas
kganesliftN vricieh h hzuelle
~~o--
Jasnsa olcna was wsek e. eslsss
q relatissa and fffendz IL NsM cx-
leans
Tass saeznsti sn a ssrtAs = A4nafls
hslaage parties th&t are heAaaa lea.
knrnd ~ TIE achcnl fenN1s q OR
Lady ol vlctmins @eltn4H m4ii sAke
place at tle Elks rlEh II / oesnrk
on TIE Afternoon nf Wednesday
aofNnbsx 18th.
~~o-~
Mis- Jimmis Lou oAsdneF arrives
today 70 spend tha holIdass Il 1ise
hoae q Mis- Katie ne1E3 nErrnn.
- ssfs Asark=s sstre9t.
e~oa
iiernee uautler END hm -.
Quinn Oantier. FntuFasnd huazln sAua
ca nakiss after o xaAiG - Tmmnso
and other poinia M Canaaa. III
Tosa1e home MeE6EA fsautls4 nsosfea
over ~ WAzniltftna Em : s1esf -
Hon MlliilAtfs Uotu.ef AzzA Mfz nus
mer They aino attended tlae pa
0ileasle kiiazt3sipri state fe.oshail
cams 81 Pitt4Dsna. -.
~-o~.
Aaf. and Afs1. virgil llnaslan
moved Friday fr0ln tiae hakhifa ufo-
- 70 81 apartment o. fauenn
VITA street. and Waehlnsssn ave.
ule
Mis- Mary 0nest and assas katnsn
Cole EAfae ovrr ffsnn Henxsnrh
Caiieee el lfeu 0xiaanz . sssssd
1laanhse1slne dAy With t1Aszk par
enssl ~ ard Mrs. " q 0zeeE ard
Captain an1 hffx II = C2Ie
respectively
-~-o~~
AsEz \. ]. Rodrswuns : feeufn4.
htlki3 nicely - hes h1ane a9s 1nar.
teesitlG street. from al ofefa2inn
fn9 nzEaIAdlcltis nndef ulaInh ztss -.
gently passed 81 the 1aeksan Gem.
= HnTaEai
Henry BasafRa q aszsfae. L. :
ne elasss Il his mother. Mfa. ri. /
asAA Fs<aarae. ard other relatives
alAiin hers On a Ten dav vacation.
~ 4. Esnelsy has arrived frum
California foF risit - Aar. ard
~. = / Neeley ei 7uT Thlfseenth
~. ard MFs. Ralph AfIller os
1sisfpsHt aEs Bis4aasst Elee aAhlaAar.s
q EAeaa0ssaa since llAos1azs zaAs :
Fsslzaaee - 1850 Hafrtzou At
49,
4 meetin9 ~ ne Iamaaz
sazapssE al BETA sigma Fszat I'll =
30 = A1Aas Ruth caanAh effine 81
lhs evening 81 rAleaaaY. asssssns,ef
>. = tlle asssai hour faE assembling
AEs Armand WalEsF 81 Il
anzlaN 10 file Tllasfnz nrt1es efssn
i tlze seeklg mssllEe. 1lsasas9.
sessznAsf g
~ ). Anniny, who i fAsa sennsnv.
8 - Eaze Uaif Hl1iaa2Easnse Gzseza
s EzzlesaAaw. Ala. snenE nsz.sIss
'srs : ~ gnsst q fFsendz ana
4 . hs1eau. ~. e Ax1hsls -
- zHass af ~ uTele. - = ~
- e fhe FakleE an1 80 hane.zzs
{ Else EezaTY clab
- asET I<Aaiae Cstez&ar.s ss.smt
.EazaF > Mua&aa - GAs sasz =
~ - nF1 n n - = -
isssszs1 ANs nsn th4 1lzsazsss 4
aszzIszef. 50 Nas ts3n = 80.
atzszAe. HoaerI,er Is. Esz1 = Esfs
: - ssNeenax - -
~ slTta ag6nsy.
- Azselk cuf<isof ezaae zs
- Nlzazl Halsw4af ~ : 80.
= sszs< . hfrs I. X aelssslss sa.s
|az
- - Assx wnnaza go -.
=. ~ a.ssszzzsszzzzz
E p esszsz 49, zHa
- ~ Ee<sutl4 nsesa2 zzzza
3 zH aIe4arf
y - H=z. = ~ Eazzzz4 - =
80 c. f1nnkreiFfn -. -
4 a1Fa. Psea p9GMil e - o.
-.
Ezza zsa1 ln a. ssszzs = hsnz-
Azz1#s eizz1a taat IS HzIz.z -.
- - fHa zunan ol o. IIs2s
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Summary; Scoring tonchoowzss
Ivy. Hubert. Daggett. Parker and
Hewlett Extra Point. Ivy fnlace-
meutl. Eres Sownx. pascaeouia 10
outtman 10 PaSses attempted. pAs-
caEouia II. Quitman . Passes eosn-
pleted. Pascaeoula 7. Qnssznan !.
Passes intercepted. oulfznnn :. PEN
aifles. PAscagorla 30 yards. ozft-
man % yards. Euhetitutions. pas-
cae0ula. Hewlett. Beck1nnn. B. Dna-
sett Clark. AEahaffay. TurIuaela.
Williamson. KeIl Quitman Massen-
gale. K. Kirkland Long. MIIsted.
Moore, olazs. Sykes. Officials: Arr
LETT California. referee: Christmas
tMiSs. southernl. umpires Bishop
tMiss. C0Elegel. headiinezz1an.
Churchill fokial, field Judge.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21

4. D hs1saa r. af na1ss -
- EHss1 sf ~ uEete. =. q ~
EEa e ffaz Father nn1 80 haaa1sss
e else nesaFx clab.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21

-. :. AnMi9y, Who a Eam ennnzns.
e E Ease 0aif Hl1ifAzEaaaz.z czrn
= Gazse8aAAw. Ala sz~nE nnaas
fssrs - Ne gte1t - fF1easas -
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21

Aza AsFT IxHutee ctsezsan4 auemt
aatazaaF > Muh&as - GaAa saassz =
fEleaAz
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21

Tzze zsaad En o. sEEzza = 49,
s. Azzazs eiz,1a taat s kzEzsl -.
eNz1 - fHs Aoman & o. Iszs
= fsss@ss saash - = - s
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21

- - ~. y n - = 81
lsssssz1 Ax4 ere ths 1a4azzsA Il :
slzazIls4s 80 Nsa hzHa = sz.esa'
eazAaz. Ansens1er Is. Eazl = aa
: 4#s Eeuraaes - -
nzHlss sTigta aydney.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21

- AzseEk Catches eza1e asa4
EAa Hlazl Halsw4Af - : -.
80 - = hfrs = * allea Asss
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MEs Armand walker I'll h
hnsls9 % tile TaesdAz nr11es eiuh
sf uzs seeklg mesalre. 1ssesas9
November =
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- - ~. = D. Eazzzza - =
- CO fEnnfneiFfa -. -
- afFa FFea paENif e ~ o.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21

~. ard MFs. Ralph amer *
uuEfpeNt eEs Bis4aassi HleW aAhlsaae.z
q FAagAAUszia since uAoFllze lnts :
Resistance - 1850 Harrison A.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-21

MTa n J. yeodrsguns i reemMr.
htaEl1 nicely ~ hes h1sne - mir.
teeaitlG street from an oFsara2son
fnT appendicitis nndef ufInh stss -.
GENTLY pAsed at The Jaekaaa Gem.
= HnpIEal.
Smyrna times., 1941-06-26
Woman's Hobby Goes to
Her Head in Growing Way

PORTAGE, WIS.-One of Mrs.
Daniel H. Grady's hobbies-and she
has many-is collecting hats, none
of which could be suitable for mi
lady's 1910 headgear.
She saves everything from litho-
graphs and first edition autographed
books to rickety, century-old melo-
dions. but one of her most cherished
possessions is collection of more
than 200 miniature hats.
They are made of wood, many
kinds of glass, clay and china. A
century ago these hats served as
toothpick dispensers, flower bowls
and table decorations in some of the
country's smartest homes.
One of them is a mans hat, once
worth $4,000. It is a topper" only
three inches tall. On it is inscribed:
MADE of national greenbacks, re-
duced and macerated at the United
States Treasury. Estimated value of
bills, $4,000"
Smyrna times., 1941-06-26
LEADS
UPKEEP COSTS
Delaware Leading Other Stat
es in Nation in Expendi-
lures for Operating Costs
S3S.S5 PER RESIDENT

Delaware is leading the other
states in the nation in expenditures
for operating costs, a survey by the
Tax Foundation of New York indi-
Gates. AS of 1888, the state paid
out S38.85 for every one of its resi-
dents, compared with S24.72, the
average per capita costs of operat-
ing state governments. A bulletin
issued by the Tax Foundation ex-
plains, "the financing of public
schools in Delaware is regarded as
primarily state function. This is
probably the reason for the high
ranking Of this state" While the
costs We're based on 1888 expendi-
lures, the per capita ratings We're
on the 1910 cnesus. The trend of
state expenditures as a whole has
been sharply upward during the
past two decades, the Tax Review
points out. For 1888, it declared,
total governmental cost payments
of the 4S states were slightly more
than $4,000, 900, 900 compared with
S2,275 ,OOO, 900 for 1880, and S637,-
100000 for 1919.
Smyrna times., 1941-06-26
OFFICES CLOSED SATURDAY
Gov. Bacon Requested All State
Offices Close on Saturdays

Gov. Walter w. Bacon has re-
quested that all state offices be
closed on Saturdays during the
summer where shutdown would
not interfere with public interests.
Gov. Herbert r. O'Conor of Mary
land has issued proclamation
making Saturdays legal holidays in
that state during the summer. The
chief executive is vested with au-
thority to declare legal holidays.
However, legal holidays in Della
ware are set by enactment of the
Legislature, which has authorized
banks in Wilmington to close on
Saturdays during the summer If
they desire, but has not designated
Saturdays as holidays. 1t Is alto
gether likely that Governor Bacon's
request that state Offices close on
Saturday during the summer when
ever feasible will result in the sus-
pension of most state offices and
departments on that day.
Smyrna times., 1941-06-26
Finds Food Rationing
Makes English Healthy

NEW ORLEANS. - David John
Rodgers, British consul, sees the
English people growing more
healthy on wartime rations.
I'VE have always eaten too much. I"
Rodgers said. Food rationing is
not only conserving food. but is rec
tifying the English diet. Now we
are learning moderation in food. /
think it is unlikely that when the
war is over the English people will
go back to their classic British
breakfasts and heavy lunches. The
afternoon tea custom may also dis
appear.
The rationing plan was put into
effect not so much because there is
a scarcity of food in England" the
consul explained. but because we
want to build up a reserve"
Smyrna times., 1941-06-26
LARGE CHURCH WEDDING
Continued from Page One)

and clusters of rose shaded prim-
roses in their hair. Their bouquets
were of roses of a deep shade of
pink. The little flower girl, Laura
Lee Owens. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles A. Owens of Boston,
wore Kate Greenaway model of
white organdy with blue ribbon in
a beading at the square neck and
at the waist and carried a basket
of pink roses and delphinium. The
ring bearer, Master John Howard
Mcdonald, nephew of the bride,
wore a white eton jacket suit. The
groom was attended by his father,
Mr.. Manlove Hayes Wilson, Sr., of
Dover, as best man. The ushers
were DR.. James Philip Citta of
Toms River, N. j.; Mr.. William D.
Hudson of Smyrna, Mr.. James Bice
Jackson and Mr.. John Francis Nc
Donald, both of Dover. The brides
mother wore gown of dusty rose
chiffon with lace bodice and lace
panel in the skirt with a corsage of
lavender orchids. Mrs. Wilson,
mother of the groom, was gowned
in pale yellow chiffon with draped
bodice and wore a corsage of law
ender orchids. Following the cere-
mony a reception was held at the
Twentieth Century Club. Mr.
Wilson and his bride left by motor
for their wedding trip and upon
their return will make their home
in Dover.
Smyrna times., 1941-06-26
STATE BANKS
$4,000 LOANS
Total S43,OO0,OO0 During Sec
Ond Half of 1910, Loan
Survey by A. B. A.
36S NEW LOANS MADE

Thirty-five per cent of the banks
in Delaware made more than 49,
900 loans totaling S43,OOO,00O to
business firms and individuals thru
out the state during the second half
of 1910, according to the semi-an-
nual survey of bank lending activ-
ity made by the Research Council
of the American Bankers ASsocia-
ton. The A. B. A. loan Survey was
participated in by 19 Delaware
banks, or 1852 per cent of the 54
banks in the state. These 19 banks
reported that they made between
July 1 and December 81, 1910:
20 SAT renewals of loans totaling
6,251 new loans totaling s18,302,-
450; 26, ,547 renewals of loans total
ing s23, ATS, ,263; 537 new mortgage
loans totaling S2,125. .43S; total
number of loans, 1885; total
amount of loans, S43, 1905, Isl.
The survey showed that business
firms in the state used only two
thirds of the confirmed open lines
of credit" maintained for their use
on the books of banks. A total of
eight banks in the larger centers of
the state reported that they carried
on thei books S12, ,279 ,250 in "open
lines of credit" offered to and kept
available for regular borrowers for
use as needed by them. Of this
amount S7.944,366 or $50 per cent
was used. The average number of
new loans made per bank during
the six months period under review
was 368 and the average size of
loan was S2,928. The average
number of loans renewed per bank
was i ,562 and the average renewal
was for 1884. The average num-
ber of new mortgage loans made
per bank was % and the average
new mortgage made was for
S3,958.
Smyrna times., 1941-06-26

Mrs. Carrie Howell of Camden,
Del, was a guest on Sunday of
Mrs. Sara M. Farrell and Mrs.
Alice M. Read.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Long of
Germantown, Pa, were visitors
over the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. d. Cole.
Mrs James Patterson and daugh-
ter Carol, of Yonkers, N. Y, were
guests over the weekend of Miss
Ruth Jones.
Miss Elva Griffin has returned
from a motor trip to New Haven,
Conn, and New York. She was
joined on the trip by Miss Mar
garet Davis of Annapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn S. King have
returned from sojourn at Ocean
City, N. ].
Mrs. Horace David, Sr., is visit
ing relatives in Philadelphia
MIR. Karl Vogell ol Baltimore,
Nd, spent the weekend with his
mother, Mrs. Edwin Vogel.
Smyrna times., 1941-06-26
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In pursuance of an order of Ernest B
Raughley. Register of Wills. in and for
Kent County. Delaware. dated June 19
1941. notice is hereby given of the granting
Of Letters of Administration c. T. A. on
the estate of Lola b. Harmonson on June
19. 1941. All persons having claims against
the said Lola B. Harmonson, deceased. are
required to exhibit the same, duly probated
to the undersigned Administrator C. T. A
within one year after the date of the grant
ing of 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.
CHARLES l.. HARMONSON,
Administrator c. T. A. of
Lola b. Harmonson. Decd.
Dover. Delaware
Smyrna times., 1941-06-26
MISS FRANCES HURLOCK WED
Married Saturday. June Ia to Will
liam John Grass, Jr., Philadelphia


liam John Grass, DR., Philadelphia
West Park Presbyterian Church,
Philadelphia, was the scene of a
very pretty wedding on Saturday,
June 18th when Miss Frances l..
Hurlock, daughter of Mrs. Mary
Hurlock and the late Mr. Roland
Hurlock became the bride of Mr..
William J. Grass, Jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. William j. Grass of Ger
mantown, Pa. Rev. Thomas Nc
Gregor officiated The church was
decorated with ferns and white ill
les. The bride, who was given in
marriage by her mother, wore a
gown of chiffon embroidered in
Viva Ray. Her long veil was fast
ened with a circle of orange bios
SONS, and she carried white pray
er book on which was a white
orchid with streamers of barvardia
Miss Dorothy Hurlock attended her
sister as maid of honor She was
gowned in white marquisette
trimmed with bands of lace and
wore a half circle of white flowers
in her hair. She carried an arm
bouquet of white flowers. The
brides maids were Miss Ruth
Grass, Miss EVELYN Grass, sisters
of the groom, Miss Louise Garlic
and Miss Margaret Murphy Of Oak
mont. They wore white dresses,
the same type as the maid of honor
and carried arm boquets of white
snapdragons, red roses and french
iris. The flowers worn in their
hair We're all wife half circles. Mr..
Joseph Grass of Germantown was
best man for his brother The ush-
ers were Mr. Walter Hurlock and
Mr.. John Hurlock, brothers of the
bride, Mr.. Walter Grass, brother of
the groom and Mr.. Ronald Wilson.
A reception for the immediate fam
lilies and a few intimate friends was
held at the home of the brides
mother in Overlook Miss Hur-
lock has been a frequent visitor in
the Clayton-Smyrna vicinity. She
is a niece of Mrs. Lucy H. Latto-
mus of Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1941-06-26

Since the time that the Wright
brothers made their first successful
flight, the airplane industry in the
United States has built about 60
600 planes of all types. The present
defense program. by contrast, calls
for the completion of 10000 planes
by the end Of the next eighteen
months.