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ATTY. VIM v nauks
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STATE or NirfllGAN 70 - III
co0tt FOR the connf, = We,n' ~ ~"
cefv ~
noRERTN " sNrtfN.N vi
IN v. THEoDonE siiEiLNN
PENDANT.
A session ~ seid rou't h'.t II
conrt House. IA ne 'nr'' = ",
citv % netroii. on me ~ f'f o. II
An iaf7 ..-,,
present, Hon. Arthur wEHs'
Circuit Judge al
n simultaneously arrf rtg ~" Ill
afidavit - The plnir'T ~
above entitled cause 'fsf me Co.
Theodore Shtil'nan 10 not
This STATE and thar 40 w.
not know tho vhefsshor's OF ~ al
defendant hut thar ~ "" NJ. sd
dross WAS go Sprire s'fe'' - v.tl
Of Rochester ana fhe STATE ~ ~"
TT rs ORDERED tha' Theod,',, -
man appear and ausN - me 't al
riaint IN this cause Within thi'' III
froit tile date ~ thls offft' al
Will he taken - "on'es''a 49,. II
TT Is rtRTtEn onpFRFV .
eopv Of said order he senf !" .,s|
known address ~ f'e $40 ri
Nv registered man aHi IN ~" -. III
lstered return recount sIrr,a 80, NJ
fcrdanf is received that ms WV
published a. reqn'ef ~ ,r,srrp
ARTHUR WRIST
circuit lur|
- Trne Copv) 49,
cAsPAR !. rINGFN ~. 'l''~
NV 4. HARCREANES. .r-ta|
Deputy clerk.
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At session OF said court. held at the
Court House IN the city OF Detroit ~
tie County OF Wayne and state ~ Mich
igAn. on tho 18th DAY OF August A.p.
1870
Present: Honorable LESTER s MoLI..
Circuit Judgc.
IL appears by AFFIDAVIT attached here
20 that tho defendant. James Wilson's
rrcscnt Whereabouts Is unknown and
thar Il cannot he Hscsrtalred IN what
STATE or cnuntry he now resides. there
fore on Motion of william y. Banks
Attorney for the plaintiff
1T Is ORDERED thar tho defendant
enter his appearance" IN said cause On
cr before three months from the date ~
this order or that the same viii ne
taken AZ confeSsed by tho defendant for
his failure 10 appear or plead az rcquir-
al hy law
TT IS FURTHER oEnEEED that n
corv - THIS said order he served upon
the defendant a. frnuired by law.
LESTER $ MoTr.
circuit Judge
- True Cop,D
cAsPAR = T.rNGEMAN. Clerk.
nv y y SNBBE.
Deputy clerk. scs 1915.
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~ session ~ SAL corrt nj, =. !,
Court House in The erv - D.foi, NJ
2Sth IA, Of luly Al, fsfe
Present Hon pewIrr ~ MEnr,v|
Circuit JUDGE
S~ii-f1cfory rfnof i ands,. ,..|
ing HAT " cannot ie assersl-.s n
what state or cnHnsrt Inc d.f.,.,1
now resides and hsr rffseut whereas
~ urknovn That itr lss e',.. ~ III
drnce Was Route =. ra- III. on, en-.
ham. county ~ Durham aai S,a. 4
North Carolina
oN MOTION M frwis rowfr-j
4 RrowN. Aiiorrsts for iunlr, n
church.
1T IS ORDERED 'ha' no ssf e..J
dant enter her aprcaranee in wA ~
on OF before three e.. ttnftis fro~ n
date ~ this order nr fhe hIN ~ can,,
ra~ 10 taken - tarf. ssi So va. "A
order he ruhi'shed srd rerv 'srs,|
served npnu a. frNafs ais inrA.1
hy registered ~ ii p. rfnll 81 Ar .,
nevIrT y NrrErw
circuit I'D
a True ror'
cASrAE = LfNerNAN r.ef
Deputy Cicrk ',,Ss|
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SUPPLEMENTAL ORDER or
~ HlllAIIllA

AZ session OF said count. held NJ the
courthouse in the c,fy 81 Detroit. Conn
~ !" wayne" state at Michigan. on this
soth day ~ July. AID 1912.
Present lion. Dewitt n. MERRIAM.
Circuit Judge
ln this cause IL appearing from ant
d"'t on ME mat an order OF Publication
WAS heretofore sigued and nled In the
hh"Ne eniltl~ cause By the iionorah bio
Anulrh D. Marsrhuer. one II the CIR.
cut Judges Tor the County 81 Wayne on
the yih day OF June. Al. 1914. thsreaf,.
~ on June ~. A -. 1912. copy Of said
order 81 Publication was mailed TO the
LAT known address Of the defendant by
feeiaiered mall 80 required by law That
further appearine that thereafter =
trinfn receipt signed by the said de-
ifndani was returned 10 the aniani whose
"nihaNt IL hereto attached and " fur
ihrr appears that said receipt was lost
80 iusplnced by tho sniant and the court
beng fully advised that the Laws and
statute applicable To divorce proceedings
can not 30 satisfied except supple
mental order - Publication issues Aud
y fnfther appearing that u r. not known
IN what State Or Country the defendant
now resides. but that his iaa known
address u eos ". Gwinett street. savaa
nan. Georgia
IT rs ORDERED that Robert Minis
appear ana answer this hill OF complaint
ulfd In this csuse. within three months
from The date ~ this order or said nil
VIII b taken - confessed against him
TT Is FURTHER ORDERED tina, a
copy % said order be sent 10 the last
hno~n address Of The said defendant
~ reelstered mail and w case NO reg
ls,rrfd return receipt, Kened D. the a.
Iennant u received, that this Order be
punished 80 REQUIRED b. law
Dewitt n. MERRIAM.
Circuit Judge
- True Copy,
SAsFAR ,. LrN0EMAN. Clerk.
~ DALE neNOGELAER,
Deputy Clerk s.f1-fo-a.
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NJ. 3li ins
ORDER or Rio ALTON

~ Session n seIi court h'lf y 4
County Rniidiue. re'roii on iHi' - III
Present The H0rnfaas HARRY \
KErDAN. circuit laf3e
Satisfactory proc' f srfsv' A. 4
showing that the defendant Yle-rj
Ntcheli f. not res|aer' - "a y /
~ MiehiPan ari war her aifrs"
" neaver stree. - ksoutr' ~
da,
Ok MOTION % rtesfd y rsrr|
attorney for pis'r'fN
TT rs ORDERED No. 80 49, y
fendnn' apnoar aff arsv'- ih' s'
con plant hied iu ms cause -''hl' IN
months from 'fe ft'e - ~ ~
or the said BIZ we 20 'rksn " II
fcssed arnirsf her
TT &c FURTHER ornrrrn ~
ron, ~ mis- order pc published "
peiret Tribune sfd served ''''f
Marry vrinv
Cllcgit jgsn
a. True Copy'
cAsrAp = i.fNGrN,N Clerk
nv RArNEy RArrkoWiAK -,
napuft clerk Nttf-ff
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LEGAL NOTICES
ATTY. thas. ampDeii.
.ahl lrnkina II.

xssi krskino -.
STATE or MIcllluAN Circuit Court
TOR the County ol Wayne Ia chaneery.
OTII.iO FARlAS palntin. Va LEO
MAZDA FAiiiAS. defendant.
~. Szy,5so
ORDER fOR AffLAkA>tk
Al a session VI said court held ia the
CITY OF Detroit. july 20, 1912.
Present: The Hou. HARRY H. kEi-
DAN. Circuit Judge.
II satisfactorily appearing ny anidaNit
on nle that the defendant 10 not = resi-
dent of the state of Michigan tut resides
r., Route I. box IA. Martinas Texas.
II IL ordered that she appear nersin
within three months from the date 81
this order. or the bill 81 complaint niei
herein may be taken as confessed. and
that this order be served ana published
according 10 law and q cop, mailed 10
the said defendant AT her last known
address.
HARRY a. kEIDAN.
Circuit Judge,
a True Copy
,AsPAR J. LINGEMAN. CLERK.
Deputy Clerk s-ls-3--5.
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ATTY. Chas. Campbell
NV lr.Llnn


STATE on MICHIGAN in tho circuit
'ourt Tor the County Of Wayne In chan
,efV
LffN ASuwoon Plaintiff, vs. MIL
lER ASHWDop Hefsndant
M 33I .yiy
ORDER fOR APPEARING
- a session ~ sid court held IN the
CIV - Detroit. Aus. :. 1919
Present The Hon. CITY A. MILLER.
Circuit Judge
u satisfactorily appearing by anida-
'if on me- That the defendant ~ not
resident OF the state % Michigan nut
resides ~ ?a Third street, Duluth. Min
nesotas
u Is ordered that he appear herein
within thre" months from the date ~
This order o. the bin ~ Cornplaint MED
herein mHv no taken ~ confessed. and
mat this order he served and publish
- according 20 law. and capv ther4.
~ mailed IN the defendant 81 his last
known address.
CRY 4 MILLER
Circuit Judge.
- Tne copfD
GNSrAR , LrNGENAN. clerk.
rs , WHITMAN.
'rpn'} 'cr' So. io-1
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Al session % sf'd .", ~.
civ ~ Detroit Iul, ~ ~ ~.
Present. The Hon IIAEf'
DAN, Circuit, iudF' .. nv af'i,
n satisfactorily nrr.'l,. mi . -
on nle that tho defendant J, ,., r,s'is
" !, '' !. ordered ,r..' M, y. 'g r.. s' y:
thls order. Or the hi.l ~ 'p,,,fe,ssa =
herein ma, he 'sken - .a5 paeii'',,
That This order be Fer, 90 ,orr 'hsi,
according 10 law sr' t,,dsni q
mailed ~ tho 500
last known sddre" vrtnN
HARRY p nm itig'
c - j. iiNaEMh.,N,r ., AK "a
n, rknxry pARTKoWiNNs.i s--i'
pcputy Clerk
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alOo Bfnnhien -.
STATE Of Nr'uir sN ~ r''-I
Court for the County ~ uains N cA,s
cry
WAITER Trorgr u7-rrI
riainiiN vs. FLOrrN'F NfTcHn,
Defendant
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Atty. Hledsoe a simmons.
1909 broadway

sTNTE or MfcHIG.N IN tho Circuit
Court for The Count, Of Wayne In chan
Gerry
rAT MATTEL Plaintiff y. HELEN
MATTEL. Defendant
M. 20. SIS
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
~ session ~ said coufi held 81 the
Court House in tho ''ifv 81 Detroit In
said County and State on the sist dav
Of Iuly 1872,
Present, The Honorable Dewitt u
MERRIAM. Circuit Judge.
on reading and nine me nr,dsy,,
hereto attached from which ~ apnee,s
that the defendant t. resident ~ Do.
troit Michigan. and that ~ 10 behaved
the said defendant - ronceaiIne herself
within tie jurisdiction. or has moved
beyond the Jurisdiction Of this ronr, FOR
The purpose ~ e,adine process Of thls
Court and fhsf hv reason thereof he
service ~ process cannot he had upon
her; therefore.
ON motion ~ fIaioid y. Riedsoe a..
torncv Tor PLAINTIFF
TT rs ORDERED. that this cor., n,
virtue ~ the authority therein ,es,ed
doth hereby ORDER that The dsf.n'
ant appear IN this cause within ,nr..
months from tho date hereof or her a..
fault VIII be taken and that n corv a.
this order toeeiher with a copy of IN.
AFFIDAVIT upon which " ~ founded 10
matted 20 the defendant ~ her la.t
known rlace 81 address e0se Woodrou
street. Detroit. Michigan. by Registered
Mail Return Receipt demanded
ANn 1T rs FURTHER ORDERED
that a COPY Of this order be puhlish.5
N Ths Detroit Tribune. nsWsro No.
printed end published IN the County AZ
weyne' Michisan. aecordine 10 law
And All OF Nhch foreeoinE ir 20 Or
dsred
DswITT H. MERRIAM
"a True Copy
cAsrAR D. LlNcEMAN. eisrk.
Deputy Clerk. s-t--e-is
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"''''' ,. ~. hc~l'-ie a Brom.

srr .,... '"'"i"t ~.
STATE rF MICHIGAN IN n.
court for tho copn'v 10 VAIN. III.
Gerry ~ ei,s
~ NlIs lrcHlEeh psl... !.
VIOLA tPrHi'EcH pef,nd,n,
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ORDFR FOR APPEARANCE

At a session 81 said Courf held IN tho
Clfv ~ Detroit. june a7~1ste
Present: The Hon. ARTHUR WEB
STIR. Circuit Judge.
~ satisfactorily appearing bv anidavif
on fie thRt The defendant II not sesl-
dent ~ the state ~ Michigan hut re-
sides at-i-Glenaipin- Relfast-ireland.
" Is ordered that she appear nnrcir
within three months from the date ~
this order or the I'm ~ complaint fied
herein may no taken rs confessed. and
ihai this order he served md published
according 20 law arf n copy mailed 30
the defendant al Nor iasf known ~ 'rsss
ARTHUR wERsTE1.
Circuit Iulge
~ True copNl
'ASpAR T. I.INcENA~ clcrk.
nv RARNry RAHTkovfAk.
Deputy ,lcrk --.s-e-S.
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ATTY. VIM. '. banks

STATE or MICHIGAN in the Circuit
court Tor the c"unt> ~ Wayne In chan
Gerry.
CLASSIC WILSON. Plaintiff, "
JAMES WILSON. iefendant
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LEGAL NOTICES
A. Atty Jane, D. L..
tuIu ~ 49, ~


Ally jaime, u. La.
CO. 1917 nf MICHIGAN n,
Gerry NV'n'y q Wayne I, WV
CHARLIE OLLIE rosr,.
'"~HS FOSTER Dsfsndsn,, r''aut
10. Ssa.sss
ohbEh Of PiBIIc.~
~ session OF s.ld ,.,.'. i'uN
court House IN fh. en- nsld In "A
dsy of I,,l, Mshigan on a. s
Trn 's ,,,,....i ZION. THEODORE a.
IN THIS cause " appsaf.,s
w on ME that dlugsnt ~. ION sritil
puifN having been MAJ .'sa ana N
residence ~ tha pefendsn, ''afn n
i"f ana that the las, 49,, 'ainea III
we defendant IL asis hnea,. snefss \
the city Of priro.t. cn,,'," nu'a I
ana state 81 Michigan ana ~ "irj
NOT ne Hsrerfnissd In ,"A' Y tu)
country The said d,fond,n, sat- \
On MOTION 81 J.m., "a ',N tested
ney for Plaintn. T" Lee A'tr|
~ ~ ORDERED tAat ,hs
fendant. James Foster s4if W
swer this Bill Of compjair, "a N
AGAINST him. within rsr,s "'lsn :,
the date hereof or 80, n''' m,
taken ~ confessed arain,, t. WI I
III - fTETHER Dnnrprn
copy OF order be sant ~ ~ ma
~ nis ~" known address ~ r.,.|
mHh ana fe'u'n rsceir, h. s.~']
tnerffote or rIhlsb,d IN 1919
published or cirfuisi,d uith', ,s1'n''
~ as required hv law no teAl
HON riltoronE Ricp-,,
"A rrue Con, clreuR ia,
nv r y. Sable.
Deputy CLERK.
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ATTY. tha~. 'an'p"'"
o1oI Ersktnf ~.

STATE or MICHIGAN ,T' ,r.s.-,st
TO- the rourtv 90 Wsvre IN 80 q
RAYMOND rNrktS
FLORA BARFre. re'.-.shb
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Atty. Chas. Cnmpbell
0ual E~.l.ln. -

STATE or MICHIGAN Cireuit Court
for tho county ~ Wrvne IN charcerv.
CHARLES RAKER. Plaintiff. "
X ATHIEEN nAkEH. nefendani
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Atty. EIvin T.. Dasenport.
min - Anl.tn. -

STATE or MICHIGAN In tho cir,.n,
'oprt Tor The Count, OF Wayne In chan
cory
AnA MINIS riaintin. Vs. ROBERT
MINIS Defendant
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"A True copy v,x clerk
nv Ht'GH a. MEEku' ~
Deputy clerk.
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80 $50 ss%",rsf,.Has,s !,

Alta sesson ~ saia ,s,. "a
CIV Of Dctrolt lune 30 ,nrHrR W"
Present. The uon IN ..
sTFR circuit Iudfe. .,oe b, 49,.
n ssfisfactorli, arr s.s, Z, not 4.
on nie that he deies",u,r biesn W
dent o. the STATE 81 M vlli,F'
sldes ~ Route J '" ssnlushyi
Grsensiile and state o. ..e.nr w.
N 10 ordered thHt ,.,m ths ~.
within three uonin - eorip'an, ~
this order or the nn eoritie, h.
herein may be taken "A ar3 or .
that this order he - cccg rsn. a
according ~ ~ sno -. lssi 49,"
the said defendant o. - In
''' ARTHUR circuit ''"'
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N' 49,. g.slsluf ~

sr,rp or MicHrcAN ,cs,sr.rr
for the county o. 49, ralnir y,
rfQTE HAMMoN - ,uuoNp ~
WILLIAM BAlLE'
PENDANT. -, am N7
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sTNTE or MIcHIGAN IN tho Circuit
Court for the Count, Of WAYNE In chan
Gerry
INT MATTEL. rlamun Vs. HELEN
MATTEL, Defendant
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STATE OF MICHIGAN in tho clrcui,
Court for the county OF Wayne IN chan
Gerry.
CHRISTINE WILLIAMS platnti0 a..
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cAsrAR , LrNoEMAN. Clerk.
~ DALE peVocELAER,
Deupty Clerk s-f1-fo-t.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1942-02-05
"The Spotlight"
BY Jack and Al

We wonder what could have been
the object of the long talk that
Georgiemae Fox and Marion Dav-
idson had in Snaps after the st.
Andrews game. We hope that
Marion won't be led astray.
Sarah Stevenson seems to be
very popular with the Dover boys,
We hear that after the Alumni
game of them escorted her home
in the wee hours of the morning.
| Why not pick one and give the
other girls chance, Sarah?
The Eagles made it six straight
by defeating both st. Andrews and
Newark. Also the Eaglet seem to
have themselves at last by taking
the Alumni and Newark ]. VS..
Keep the ball rolling boysl
The worst exhibition of school
craftsmanship that we have ever
seen was presented by the audience
at the Newark game last Friday
mite. Evidently it did not bother
the Eagles however, as the score
plainly shows.
1t looks like Dick Cole has the
blonde from down Leipsic way all
tied up. How about it Marie?
The young Washington girl that
was visiting Elaine Senger last
weekend seems to have quickened
the heartbeats of many Smyrna
boys. Jack Wilson seems to have
tried to occupy her afternoons,
while Jack Francis, Jack Mood
and Jimmy Edmondson copied the
honors of trying to entertain her
during the evening. She must
have had something to get Francis
interested. For you unlucky fell
lows her name is Miss June Huff.
We wonder when Buzzy Deakyne
will quit playing basketball for :?
and start playing for his Alma
Mater?
Manfred Ennis told the Senior
Civics class how he eats mince pie
last week while giving a fioor-talk.
Bob Lower had better practice
up how to drive out of his garage
without scroping tenders. There is
a priority on car parts.
We wonder if "Hoppy" had fiat
tire or motor trouble Saturday mite.
Took him over an hour to go from
boulevard to South Street and back.
How about it Florence?
Seems to us that Ralph Knots
has changed from brunettes to
blondes. Is it Esther Eindberg
Better watch out Marian!
Company detained Doris Pyle
from being with the cheer leaders
Tuesday mite during the j. v. game.
How is Ely's company Doris?
! We wonder if monogram records
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1942-02-05

is the only interest Ted Howell has
in the daughter of our Postmaster !?
Maybe Mary Emma can give us an
answer.
Why does it take two people to
answer Snaps telephone? For the
answer see Butch" or Lorraine.
We wonder why Marion David
son has been coming to Smyrna so
often. Could Ruth Gooden be the
reason?
When will Moore and Glatts learn
whether they want to play basket
ball or not? First they do and
then they don't. Make up your
minds boys. Coach Doerr must
have given them the benefit of all
doubts as they are now reinstated
with the j. VS..
Our romeo" Eddie Tucker after
playing against the J. VS. last
week, has decided that he made a
mistake not trying out for a berth
on the Eaglets squad.
The patrons of the Hi-Way Diner
were entertained between the hours
of l and 2 Sunday morning by the
harmonious voices of our Clayton
friends R. Hopkins and ]. Le-
Compile.
Everyone interested in seeing an
exciting game be present in the
Dover gym tomorrow (Friday) mite
as the Eagles engage the blue
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1942-02-05

upon the house of Israel, saith the
Lord, God. A Bible Citation from
the Lesson-Sermon: Phil. A: 7 and
8. And the peace of God, which
passeth all understanding, shall
keep your hearts and minds
through Christ Jesus. z. Finally,
brethren, whatsoever things are
true, whatsoever things are honest,
whatsoever things are just, whatso-
ever things are pure, whatsoever
things are lovely, whatsoever
things are of good report; if there
be any virtue, and if there be any
praise, think on these things. Cor
relative from the Textbook, "Sci-
ence and Health with Key to the
Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy:
Every step toward goodness is a
departure from materiality, and is
tendancy toward God, Spirit :.
There is but one way to heaven,
harmony, and Christ in divine Sci
ence shows us this way. 1t is to
know no other reality-to have no
other consciousness of life-than
good, God and His reflection, and
to rise superior to the so-called
pain and pleasure of the senses.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1942-02-05
AAG Of the
kHU.S.MARINES
DEFIES AIR PERILS

Dangling in mid-air from foul
ed parachute, list 1t. Walter S.
Osipoff, of the u. S. Marines, had
a hair-raising experience at San
Diego, Calf, last May. His rescue
by two naval flyers was one of the
sensational stories of the month.
Now he is out of the Navy Hos
pital and parachute jumping again.
Osipoff was one of group of
Marines who were to bail out in
parachutes during a landing prac-
tice. He was ready to jump when
a cargo parachute, carrying some
supplies, caught him and swept him
through the door of transport
plane.
His parachute opened automa-
tically and the shrouds caught on
a static line cable beneath the
fuselage. Then followed half
hour of whirling through space
with his head hanging downward.
I1t CdIIltu q oSIOuu poi dShuIC
but could not open it because the
lower part of his body was meshed
in the scrouds Of the fouled chute.
Two daring naval aviators, Lieut..
w. w. Lowery and ]. R. McCants,
an aviation machinist's mate, made
the rescue.
Maneuvering their plane beneath
Osipoff, McCants dragged the
dangling officer into the cockpit,
while Lieut.. Lowery pointed the
nose of their plane at the entang-
ling shrouds and cut them through
with the propeller.
Aviators declare the rescue in
mid-air to be the most daring of its
kind ever made, but Osipoff shows
no loss of morale due to his exper-
fence. His body was in a cast for
three months.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1942-02-05

and White" of Dover. Let's all sup
port our team.
There is a rumor around school
that instead of a Washington trip.
which was so graciously Knocked
out" by the School Board, the SEN
iors will have a dinner-dance.
1t SENS that Clarence CARTS and
Helen Pleasanton have at last
found a common interest. Is it
serious?
We hear that Lorraine and Flor
ence found the Newark boys very
interesting at the dance after the
game Friday. Well well!
We wonder when Florence Pass
waters will make up her mind
which Hopkins she wants to go
with. Saturday mite Harold, Sum
day mite Richard. Who's cutting
who out?
This week we turn our Spotlight
on all those people of Smyrna and
vicinity who contributed so gener-
ously to the Red Cross Drive. The
amounts which were so willingly
given will aid many poor human
beings left homeless by this war.
This is all the news we have to
offer, so until next week, So Long.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1942-02-05
RIGHT FOOD FOR
GOOD HEALTH
Your Health and Vitality De-
ponds on Proper Food
and Right Amount
BY CHARLOTTE SPENCER

Even in the rush and hustle of
the national defense effort it is pa
triotic to take time to eat well
planned meals. 1t is short sighted
to try to save time and effort by
skipping meals or eating made
quate food since working efficiency
will then be lost.
Enough time to eat helps good
nutrition. Chewing breaks up the
food and exposes it to the digestive
action of saliva. A pleasant leis-
urely meal promotes the flow of
stomach juices to further digest the
food. Then, too, it takes time to
prepare good nourishing food.
Because children are in a hurry
to get to school and husbands in a
hurry for work, many families do
not take time for breakfast. 1t is
part of a sensible health plan to
arise early enough to eat well
balanced nourishing breakfast be-
fore starting the busy day. A
hastily swallowed cup of coffee can
not take the place of fruit, cereal,
eggs and milk.
Many lunches are rushed through.
A short lunch hour for workers fire.
quently does not allow enough time
while many Office and institution
workers are so anxious for time for
a cigarette that they choose that
rather than lunch. Most school
children are anxious to finish quick
ly the business of eating SO that
they can play before school begins
again. A white bread sandwich
and soft drink are so commonly
chosen by those who eat lunuch
away from home that they might
be called the American lunch.
Housewives who eat alone at
home are sometimes careless in
their lunch planning. A quick snack
of leftovers eaten on the run may
be all that follows a morning of
hard work washing, ironing or
cleaning.
Workers and school children can
not always control the length of
their lunch time. Consequently
they need to select lunch which
will be easy to eat in the time al
lowed yet nourishing. Whole wheat
or rye bread sandwiches and a
glass of milk are a better choice
than the common white bread
sandwich and a soft drink.
One might think that the evening
meal could always be carefully pre-
pared and eaten at a slow pace.
Yet the pressure of evening activ-
tiles, Red Cross classes, defense
meetings and clubs makes it nee
essary for most of us to plan care
fully if the evening meal does not
degenerate into ten minutes be-
tween meetings.
We owe it to ourselves, our fam
lilies and our job to plan, prepare
and eat our food in such a way
that it will do its part in keeping
us strong and we'll.