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NeElee rgune STATE a Misses
mFrs Va Psfsah La8Qf tsw
FIRE ana esa paid Dismissed
CITY n pauis ~ puesnt
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a CahEa Horn Assault a..
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en5oi CITY 81 @AKoa
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AufumohH4F While prunk
dismissed Nlta rrxeefensu Cats
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Assault and Rstiery. dismissed
Nsth Prceeuao Cfu ef pa~a
eoals NeLua nailgy Drunk and
Disturbing Reaeu fnne ard rosts
paid dismissed Cts at raNcs
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Aagofuehilo While Drunk dis
missed with pfcce8enio State
If Mississpm " Curtis sna
Chester Cunningham Disturb the
Peace u Famtly. dismissed with
pupeedendo
Lonnie M9 vs. 1&n4es Z Van
WEakie. Damages settled cost
paid dismissed LOIS Doteon "
Janafs z NsaW mike. Damages
attled coNi paid Dismissed MARI
Brumhoalgh - James Z Van
Wsnkie. Damages settled cost
paid dismissed Builders Supply
Ink " Cratss ~ Walker. AZ
ton 10 Enfofee hen settled. cost
pad. dismissed T. l. Kelly v
4 r Sheppard and Mrs Shep
psnd. Rsplevfn. settled and dis
missed. Universal CIT Corpora
lion VS. J Malcolm Dustin. Re
pleeln settled and dismissed
State Of Mississippi Is Lee
Smith. Incest Nolic pFpsequl
Shell OIL Company, Inc. We "
F Dale. doing business as Dale
Super Service Account judgment
for plaintiff. Szzs and costs. En-
piovers Liability Assurance Cor
poFatiun VS. Wade Hampton Hi
lard. Account judgment for
plaintiff. xiys46s5 and costs. "
r Dapolis vs. Emanuel p SiKs
las. Account. jury verdict fot
plaintiff S37 - and costs
General Electric Supply Cor
poraiion vs. George S Busby. Ac
count dismissed plaintiff costs.
Standard OIL Company VS. Roy
l. Osborne Account. dismissed
plaintiffs costs Mrs Harry =
Wright VS. r L Thornton and
Mrs E l. Thornton. Account
jury verdict for defendants. J.
b Bateman Is 4 c Walker.
Damages. jury verdict and iudg
ment for plaintiff S330l6 and
costs. City Of Pascsgoula Is VIM
G. Dean, TrezpsSs jury verdict
for defendant City Of Psseagou
"a Is Z C. Milstesd Jr. Trespsss
Jury verdict for defendant: City
81 pascsgouia vs. James ketuex,
Drunk ard Exposure 81 Person.
fine SIS and costs. State of Mis-
sissIppi vs. " C. Barker. Driv
nF Automobile While Drunk.
plea guilty. fine 500 and costs.
SIS Of fine suspended during good
behavior.
SIX indictments returned into
court thus far. being indictments
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County Red Cross
To Have Annual
Meeting Tuesday

Tae annasi aaaizHg q lhs
gackgsa County gaspier eI sha
American Red Cns4 nlli - hid
s. tte aazF1 haaM = PaHaa8sIIa
Tueaaa. NaY - esp a. ~
Jessie S Boyd secretary. en-
asaneed Thsnssaf
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Class Play OF
Seniors Of 7. H. S.
Fine Success

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earnore Nhe Wes either writing
Naf piasx a. painting discus
shfuNegN
Eaaie ere ballet aafcef as
rlavrd ~ Rachel Gardner SIZE
fwWird gracefully slssai tiss stage
- , pima haliet costume
Billie koch dtd . fine
tFayai Of Riaeba the eotoFrd maid
She had the srcent aasn pat
Raymond WbwL ~ Paul ~
eamnfr. sac0eeded IL tooiinE he
audience Nish bis fireworks Thsy
sounded real but thase realistic
Sounds wefe not baFnfe
Dsyreti Shirley proved he was
: splendid model ~ 4 discus
throNef A. Mr. De Pima be also
helped with TIE invention nf ftfe
Wprkx
Everyone vas quite thrilled
vixen Joe Swartwoul a. Essies
husband. accompanied kssse 5
dances On hts &AxophsYne
In case il wak not kno@n the
dark young man who dashed II
and ous Of tsse room IN search q
groceries was Donald. TIE coloFed
huasc bos, played BY Roy Be
sarge
you Can't Take Il With You
was rrandfaiheFs philosophy
Carl MeFehec made = splendid
Martin Vanderbilt
Norma Ire Ssienhsuer. as Al
ice. = secretary for Kirby & Com
pany. loved her eccentric family.
but did wish they could be- nor
mai occasionally
A ColleciuH II Internal Revenue
named Henderson was played BY
Irwin WhiitemoFe lie soon found
il . difficult task % Try q collect
the income tax that grandfather
had not paid the government
Ernest Kos turned out 10 b
quite 3 romantic young mar =
Tony Kirby. vice president e
Kirby & CO lie found out that
money could buy everything
Mason Farrell vii nov be
known II school As q Russian
dancinE teacher As Boris kolen
khov on the stage, his hidden tai
ent am 20 light
That was only ginger ale that
Anita Walker was drinking II
was hard 70 guess that because
she PLAYED 10 well the part Of
Cay Wellington. the sophisiiested
actress
Vaughan Smith had the voice
Of ) big executive As Mr. Kirby.
president Of KIRBY & Co. ne
was quite impressive
As the wife Of Mr. Kirby, Doris
Meeehee Vas the high Society
type. She PLAYED her part ex
eeptsonally sell
Jean Gautier was Olga. q Rus
sian Grand Duchess. and she
made the audience quite hungry
when she prepared her super
sbIitzeKh
Jerome Brady. Pete Deimak
and Irwin Whlttem0fe certainly
appeared 70 be tough cops
put al THESE fine young sc
tors and actresses together with
numerous witty remarks and yon
have You Cant Take II With
You
This play was under the most
capable direction Of Mr. Hazel
ID Wells Il wsa sponsored -
Mrs Lela Lawrence Howell ard
Mrs. George A Thompson III
Written b. Sarah Spencer
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Land Transfers
In Jackson
County

City u Pafcaeeain - RebNexa
James lard beginning ct pelnt
u intersection Of ths South mar
gin 81 Kenneth street snd sise
cst margin ~ Josephine o. Mar
kri street ansi running south sul
feet for > paint Of beginning
thence running south 81 feet
west e9s feet. north 6sA fess
and east s. feet
Afnasa Y walker and Gene
We've nfonessfd walker 10 v q
Moodf tract beginning 81 sw
corner Of intersection ~ Old Mn
road Wsth Magnolia street and
running south and north 80 feet
and vest and east 81 feet
Harry = Bronnse and wtie
Nendee Broome 70 Robert A
Dudley. tract beginning ct NJ
corner II SW af 81 : ana
running south 20e feet. then go
feet 70 Cemetery rsasd uekl Sal
fert to Highway O. and nosih
% the property q 4 r Lsdlnef.
containing about three acres il
see. - TsS. & ~
G. J Jones and Ruth ~ Jonss
to Mayhem G. CfisWeil and Aa
mie cFlswell lot beginning 81
Ne corner Of J Z Galloway prep
efiy On Mtasissippi Highway 81
running north 40 feet Mesl 10
feet. south a20 feet and east so
feet sec /. IT'S rev
Odette Kuhn Co W X Black
we'll c . Manning and Rev O
z Lamb. trustees o. The penle
eostal Assemblies 81 Jesus CHRIST
Inc. at indianapolis Ind Lard
beginning on north line u east
line II 50 corner If lot No 2
running north along WeAs end II
remainder 81 lot Z. the entire u
lot 8 and the south 50 feet Il lot
= within . feet of NV cogneF Of
Ion 2 thence eass 50 feet, south is
feet and Hest 50 feet 10 point 0i
beginning % otherwise described
a. west 50 feet uf part ~ lot No
3. entire lot No s and part Of
lot Ne 7 u J z SaFraxin tract
IN v Delmss claim aec 5. 7 8
IS. ROW
Mr. L kfillef 70 M and
Mrs ] B Necsise l0t 6. Miller
subdivision Of Nv : Of Nv =
ct NV ! Of SEC = 7 s. X 5 "
Benjamin l. MeCufdy and
sife. Eleanor Mecufdy 10 J II
Cox. lots ? and , Of block 5 Of
GautieH first addition 70 Mos
Point. same being subdivision #
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IS R5w
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gate. Jr. 50 = q ~ = Of gW
Of tee ~ IT'S 3 ". also
los IS block Q Of Bayou vieN
Orchards. one acre more - less
located Ia SW corner ~ SEA 81
sw = q sW = u SC n 7 7
s. q 8 =. all containing II acres
more Of Less
Arthur V Smith 20 W L Ais
bach. lands n Aielane Kfebs
claim. aee 4 6 S. ROW
n Il csnfield and Mrs Robbie
Garfield - " p Wheat and
4ife. lard 10 sec =. J S. + 6
~. fronting 200 feet On Zion noad
ida Smith ard Cisafe Smith
Williams % " o White sna ~
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containing - acres mare o. lesz
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point Ile feet eaef II NV corner
# iof 9 4 6idoans kHeba Tract
running easi - feet D8slh 80
feet. Nest IS feet : lnehes soagh
n feet s inches seat 81 feet g
inches sn5 nafh 20 feet + paint
II beginning
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atrip 81 feet o. north eEd -
30 feez desp o. est end II Is
u box 2 ~ 0aatleft Second
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Smyrna times., 1943-08-26

Edward Seherbers, Jr., of Ches-
ter, is on a weeks vacation in
Smyrna.
Misses Carrie Gegenheimer and
Maggie johnson, who have been
spending the past two weeks in
Smyrna, guests of Miss Clara Lem
berger, have returned to their home
in the city.
w. F. Dunn constituted one of
the large Delaware party that left
on Monday for the Worlds Fair.
Misses Lizzie and Amanda Turner
are visiting friends at Odessa.
Miss Beatrice Graham of Wash
ington, is the guest of Miss Edith
Beck.
Daniel Turner, assistant agent at
Smyrna station, has been sent for
the peach season to fill a similar
position at Queen Anne, and is sue
ceeded by Harry Primrose.
Miss Ruby Burnell of Philadel-
phia, is visiting Miss Ella Buck
master.
Miss Devonia and May Harring-
ton of Chester, are visiting Mrs.
John w. Tucker.
Smyrna times., 1943-08-26
PERSONALS

Thos. S. Start, who has been
spending between two and three
Smyrna times., 1943-08-26

weeks with friends in Smyrna, left
today for Wilmington, en- route to
his home, New York. Besides the
social respect of his visit to his
many friends here, has been that
impaired by his superior musical
attachments in solos at the Meth
odist Church, having been pressed
into this service three times during
his stay here.
DR.. Ella F. Swinney started last
Monday morning for Chicago =
THE Worlds Fair"-and other
places IN Illinois and Wisconsin,
and will be here again only a few
days in October, prior to her start
ing in November for Shanghai,
China.
Mrs. Edward Shugard of Phila-
delphia, is a guest of w. H. Thomp-
son.
Mr.. Edward Farrell, who for the
past year and a half has been in
California persuing his trade as
architect and builder, is expected
home Saturday.
Miss Mollie Huntingdon of Will
mington, is visiting Miss Bertha
Hoffecker.
Misses Mary and Lizzie New
comb of Bridgeton, N. j., are the
guests of Mrs. John P. Hudson.
Mrs. Herman Roe and son
George, of Townsend, spent several
days here with friends last week.
A. w. Cummins, Wilmington,
spent Sunday with his parents.
Harry Tschudy is visiting friends
in Port Deposit.
Miss Clair Cooper has been the
guest of Miss Ethel Cooper the past
few days, and has since left to en-
terrain her friend, Miss Edith How
ellis of Philadelphia.
Miss Katie Wilson, who has been
absent the past two months on a
visit to her sister, MrS.ElVa Wneel-
er of Salem, N. j., returned home
yesterday.
Miss Mollie M. Smith of Dover,
who has been spending a week or
two with friends here, returned
home yesterday.
VIM. Hannah and wife, nee Carrie
Beck, spent Sunday with Smyrna
friends.
Mrs. Melvina Stevenson, who has
been spending several months with
her son at Preston, Nd, has re-
turned to Smyrna.
Miss Flora Severson of Whining
ton, is the guest of Mrs. Chas. We'll
Ter.
Smyrna times., 1943-08-26
Fur show and sale at Lewis Sister,

Fur Show and Sale at Lewis Sisters
Lewis Sisters, proprietors of The
Ladies Shop announce in this issue
the showing of Shusterman's Furs,
to be sold at a saving up to 80 per
cent. These furs have been on sale
this week and both Mr.. Shuster-
man and his representative, Samuel
]. Needleman are there to give per-
sonal supervision to fittings. Ready
to-wear and made-to-order coats
are made of carefully selected pelts
which you will enjoy wearing, and
be proud to own.
Smyrna times., 1943-08-26
McNEA!L- BUDD

The home of Henry G.. Budd,
Esq, on South street, was the scene
of pretty and quiet home wedding
at two o'clock this afternoon, the
contracting parties being Miss Caro-
line K. Budd, eldest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Budd, for some years
a teacher in our public school, and
Mr.. James H. McNeal of Easton,
Md, a member of the firm of Shan
nahan, Wrightson, Co., at that
place.
The ceremony was performed by
her brother, Rev. Henry G. Budd,
assisted by the pastor, Rev. Adam
Stengle. At the close of the i'm
pressive ceremony, the happy
couple received the warm congratu-
lations of their friends. This was
followed by refreshments, when
they were driven to the station and
took a train for the North.
The bride has the hearty good
wishes of her many young friends
in this town, and especially of the
Society of Christian Endeavor of
which she was an active member.
Smyrna times., 1943-08-26

a. M, also meets first Wednesday
evening Of each month at p. m.
Subject for Sunday, August %:
Christ Jesus" The Golden Text
is: Micah 8: 2. Thou Bethlehem
Ephratah, though thou be little
among the thousands of Judah, yet
out of thee shall he come forth
unto me that is to be ruler in
Israel; whose goings forth have
been from of old, from everlasting.
A bible citation from the lesson
sermon is: John 8: IA and 10. And
as Moses lifted up the serpent in
the wilderness, even so must the
Son of man be lifted up: Is. That
believeth in him should
not perish, but have eternal life.
A correlative passage from the
Textbook Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures" by Mary
Baker Eddy is: Up. 473: 7-15) The
God-principle is omnipresent and
God is everywhere,
and nothing apart from Him is
present or has power. Christ is
the ideal Truth, that comes to heal
sickness and sin through Christian
Science, and attributes all power to
God. Jesus is the name of the man
who, more than all other men, has
Christ, the true idea of
God, healing the sick and the sim
ming and destroying the power of
death.
Smyrna times., 1943-08-26
SMYRNA AND VICINITY

SMYRNA AND VICINITY
Sweet potatoes appeared in the
market Monday.
Hay has advanced to price be.
yond the recollection of our Oldest
farmers-$20 per ton, and some
who don't want to sell are talking
about $25.
Geo. w. Tilghman has made two
large wooden tanks for the tomato
cannery at Clayton. They are call
ed process kettles.
Cummins and Cosgriff have COM
Ipleted their warehouse at the
Smyrna depot, and are now stock
ing up with their popular brands of
fertilizers.
Work at the basket mill is not
as brisk as in July, because of a
Stacking off in orders and accumu-
lation of baskets.
The contemplated sewerage and
electric light plant (as per vote of
the property holders) while appar-
emily making little progress, is
only experiencing the usual delay
in settling new enterprise on foot
where caution and foresight have
to play large part. 1t takes
sometime to get plans, specifica-
tons, surveys, etc. A craftsman
of the electric firm of Wright and
Star, Philadelphia, will lay esti-
mates before the commissioners to-
night. This is necessary before
they can proceed to make con-
tracts. Walter o. Hoffecker made
the preliminary survey last week
for grading for sewerage. There is
a manifest feeling in town on the
score of health, against digging up
the streets before frost comes.
Prof. Thomas ]. Riley, champion
long distance swimmer of the
world, and Capt. Henry Prince,
champion swimmer of Canada, will
give a swimming match this after
noon at Woodland Beach, for a
purse of $3.50 and the champion
ship of America.
They are having lively times at
Brenfrd in these days of peaches,
grapes and tomatoes. The two
first named are shipped, but the
latter is canned there, and the ad-
dition of some forty persons, b.
ihemians from Baltimore, to the
population, gives life and activity
to the place. 1t is something like
a picnic to these operatives, and
they seem perfectly happy.
Smyrna times., 1943-08-26
Asbury Methodist Church Notes

Asbury Methodist Church, Rev.
Robert E. Green, pastor, announces
services as follows: Church School,
9:45 a. m, Harvey Jones. general
superintendent; morning service, IL
a. M; special music by Senior
Choir; sermon by DR.. ]. w. Colona,
former pastor of Asbury Church.
DR.. Colona will also speak Sunday
morning, September 5.
Smyrna times., 1943-08-26
SMYRNA DOINGS
OF so YEARS AGO
Notes of Marriages, Deaths
and Matters of Interest
of Half Century Ago
so YEARS AGO THIS WEEK

Taken from our old files of
corresponding week, as near
date of this issue as possible
Fifty Years Ago. This column,
now a regular feature Of the
Times, will call to mind people
and events of the older genera
ton.
Smyrna times., 1943-08-26
PUBLIC SALE

Having sold my farm I win sell
at public sale at the farm between
Blackbird and Smyrna on Eagles
nest Road, known as Crawley's
farm, about one mile off Dupont
toward Walkers School
and Taylor's Bridge, on
Smyrna times., 1943-08-26
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
Report of Church Services Fol-
Next SUNDAY

First Church of Christ, Scientist
Wilmington, at Park Place and
Van Buren, Street: morning service
IL a. M, Sunday School IL q. M,
Wednesday evening service 500.
Christian Science Society, Milford,
meets at Grange Hall: Morning
service IL q. NJ; Sunday School IL
Smyrna times., 1943-08-26
rs Head of Cattle
20 GRADE COWS
T. b. and Blood Tested
5 HEIFERS, 1 to 21a years old
Large HEREFORD BULL, fat.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &c.


International F20 Tractor, on
rubber, rebuilt 1913; 2 Bottom
Tractor Pillow, Pillow Packer, 2
Double Disc Harrows, International
Hammer Mill, first class shape;
Mccormick SIT. Binder, good con-
dition; International Silo Filler,
type H, rebuilt 1913; New Idea Hay
Loader, new; International Side
Delivery Rake, new; International
Corn Planter, John Deere Corn
Planter, Intersection Drag Har-
row, Intersection Spring-tooth
Harrow, 2 two-section Drag Har-
rows, 2 Moving Machines, 5 Farm
Wagons, 2 new Army Wagons 2
low Tomato Wagons, 4 Sulky Guilt
vators, several Walking Cultivators
and Walking Flows, 2 John Deere
Riding Flows, Manure Spreaders,
good condition; 3 Seed Sewers,
Corn Cutter, Cultipacker, Grain
Fan, 4-can Esco Electric Milk Cool
er, Empire Milking Machine, 2 sim
gle units, loyal. Electric Water
heater, Is Milk Cans, Strainer,
Buckets, ETC., Cow Clippers, used
on milking machine line, Harness,
Small Tools, ETC., and many other
things.
20 TONS FANCY CLOVER HAY
Baled
IL BROOD SOWS
Several Nursing Pigs
Chester White Boar.
so Pigs and Shoats.
Large Fat Hog.
Terms Cash
FRANK ATTIX
R. w. Slaughter, Auctioneer
c. w. Hall, Inside Clerk
Ralph Spence, Outside Clerk
Sandwiches and Light Lunch Serv-
ed by Ladies of Downs Chapel
Church
Smyrna times., 1943-08-26
BABY CHICKS

Baby Chicks for sale every Tues
day and Friday: New Hampshire
Reds, Barred Rocks, White Leg
horns and Rock-Red Cross. Place
your order-early; satisfaction guar
prepaid to your mail box.
Write, visit or phone 437.
MARLBOROUGH HATCHERY,
Milford, Del.
Smyrna times., 1943-08-26
Sat-, Sept. II, 1913
at 1880 p. NJ, Sharp
Rain or Shine
Livestock
3 good Work Horses g z Ii

3 good Work Horses, 8, Z, Il
years old.
2 good Milk Cows, 4 and 6 years
old.
Nice Heifer, 3 months old.
5 nice Hogs weighing about $50
lbs. each.
2 Sows, 1 with 6 pigs.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, &c.
Acknowledging 1920 Trac-
tor and Plows, Corn Planter, Now
er, Disc Harrow, Drill, Spring-tooth
Roller, Farm Wagon, Dearborn,
and other farm machinery.
1884 Dodge Truck, in good condi-
ton.
Lot of Chickens and Ducks.
Lot of Household Goods consist
ing of electric or motor Washing
Machine; Tables, Chairs, etc.
Terms of Sale-Cash
JAMES ORZOLEK
Evening star., 1943-04-20
War Bonds
Continued From First Page \

from volunteer workers, radio. press,
retailers, organized groups and the
aters and Women's organiza tions."
Announcing that the $4,000 OOO,-
600 goal already has been IS per
cent subscribed in one week. Secre-
tary of the Treasury Morgenthau
today appealed to the little fellows"
to make a better showing.
I'm not complaining" he said
but I'd be lot happier if the sales
OF E. F and G bonds were larger
I'd like many more people to sub
scribe"
OF the total sales reported during
the hrst week of the Second War
Loan, Mr.. Morgenthau said. banks
subscribed $2,487 ,CoOO00 and non
banking sources S7,466, 100000
Polntlng out that I'VE can't spend
a pledge" Mr.. Morgenthau said the
treasury would adhere to its cash
on the barrel head policy in recog-
nlzlng communities which equal OF
surpass their quotas first.
Gift for Hitler.
Today is Adolf Hitler's birthday
anniversary. The Treasury said il
couldn't think of a more appropri-
ate birthday present than the money
to pay for a bomb or some other
kind of ammunition to fire at Hitler
and his henchmen.
Meanwhile, it was announced that
the Montgomery County (Md.) Po-
lice Association has purchased $4,000
worth OF War bonds during the past
two days for its investment port
folio.
The fifth Reserve district, which
includes Washington, today was less
than s10o,0O0,oo0 away from its
S35O,000,000 goal, the Federal Re-
serve Bank at Richmond announced
Campaign plans to encourage War
bond sales among the small investors
forged ahead.
Following a meeting yesterday
Edgar Morris, chairman of the bust
ness division of the District Com
mlttee. announced that his 100 vol
unteer workers had sold S748. .OOC
worth OF Second War Loan securi
ties through Saturday.
Fred G.. Holderman, jr., chairman
OF the Investment Underwriters Di.
vision, reported that the 100 under
writer's working in the drive had
made 262 sales, totaling s20e, ITS,
through yesterday.
With a goal Of 1000 sales, Mr.
Holderman said his division is
beating the bushes" for the small
investor. He added that thus far
each man in the division had made
an average Of 20 War bond sales.
IA Insurance Teams.
The IA teams of the Investment
Underwriters Division are headed