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Evening star., 1943-10-31
.Venezuelans
Are Devoted
TO'PanOrana:
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Ass0clated Press.
CARACAS.
s.Anywhere you 60 in Venezuela,
from the snow-capped Andes State
of Merida to the steaming jungles
of the Orinoco, you will find most
of the radio sets tuned on 10-year-
old news program called Panorama
Universal"
And for good reason, since the
owners of this program, Senores
Pedro Vicente Alcega and Jose Mar
tinez Mayz, are the spokesmen,
guardian angels and lifesavers for
hundreds of thousands OF Venezue-
lans who live far from highways,
railroads, airlines, and even civiliza-
ton.
A man in the jungle owes his life
to Panorama Universal" because
it's owners rushed serum to his ham,
mock-side when he was bitten by
poisonous snake; an outbreak Of
equine encephalomyelitis was halted
on information supplied by "Pano-
rama Universal" to the Ministry Of
Health; thousands Of missing per-
sons have been located as the result
of announcements ever the program;
scores of malaria and other epidem-
les have been averted by reports
made to Panorama Universal" by
citizens who encountered health
hazards.
Complaints HOnOred.
The owners of Panorama Uni
versap receive hundreds Of COM
plants from Venezuelans who think
they are being neglected by some
branch Of the government. Instead
of airing this grievance over the
radio, Senores Alcega and Martinez
visit the proper ministry. tell the ma
ture of the complaint and have the
ministry's side of the question ex-
planned. If the complainant was
misinformed, he is advised in let
ter what the ministry said. How
ever, If the person who complained
has a proper grievance and rothing
is done about it, the Panorama
Universal audience will hear
about 1t.
The radio program has shut down
only once in 10 years. That was
back in 1886, one month after the die
tator, Juan Vicente Gomez, died
During that month Caracas Was in
great turmoil with rioting and
looting crowds, assassinations, and
machine cummings. "P anora m a
Universal enjoying freedom Of the
press which followed Gomez death,
broadcast all day. This came to an
abrupt end when the governor of the
federal district shut down the radio
station for 20 days until things be-
came more calm.
Abreast Of Times.
Although one of the oldest radio
programs in Venezuela, Panorama
Universal" has kept up with the
times.
So, interspersed with the latest
news bulletins come announcements
of missing persons. kilograms by
well-wishing friends telling Of the
trip of neighbor to some part of
the republic, birthday greetings, fu-
neral notices, and nearly every kind
of announcement which people
would like to publish in news
paper. AS transportation difficulties
delay the deliveries of the news
papers. the people Of Venezuela fall
back on their old friend Panorama
Universal"
Evening star., 1943-10-31
Mondoy Roundup

WNAL-Nsws and recorded music with Nor
man Broksnshi's. So; Breakfast Club. 9.t0;
Isabel Manning Hswson. i0-i0:t5; Breakfast
al SardT& ti.ii:30; Baby Institute. ii:45.i2
noon.
WRc-News and recorded music with Bill
Herson. So; Everything Goes, 9.9:t5; Serials
1912 noon.
W0l-Nsws. recorded and organ music with
Art Brown, 6:30.9:3o; Home Forum, $50.
1915; This Is Our Enemy" ti:15-1i:45.
WINx-News and recorded music with Jerry
Strong. $3.50; Mrs. NorhuoN, 9;35.t0;
Traffic Court. io:3o-ii; Symphony Hour, tiOs.
Il noon.
WWDe, News and recorded music with "Mr.
and Mrs." So; Minute Men, 9:05.930; Alice
Lane, i0:35.1i; recorded music. -ii.i2 noon.
WToP-News and recorded music with Arthur
Godfrey 7.9:45; Home Service Daily 9:45.iO;
serials, 1912.
Evening star., 1943-10-31

WT0P, 1880 a,m.-Invitsion 10 Learn
ing: Discussion Of Dumas The Three huske-
ieers."
WhAL, i2;15-1his Is Official: Brig.
Gen. H. n Gilbert, director Of the Gfce Of
Dependency Benefits, answers queries on
seryitemens families.
WT0P, t2:30-TransAtIantit Call: A Split
broadcast featuring Manchester school and a
high school in New Jersey
WhAL, t2;30-Hof Copy: check,up on fac.
tory sabotage.
WRC. t:30-Chieaeo University Round Table;
Initiation Crisis" study Of The program 10
combat initiation.
Evening star., 1943-10-31

tions and is broadcast over NBC
Sundays. Music of the New World
is a series dealing with the growth
of music in the Americas and is
heard Thursday nights. The pro-
grams will be supplemented by
teachers visits to Radio City studios
and lectures. This opens up an en-
tirely new field of systematic educa-
ton through broadcasting.
Il X
OF MIKES AND MEN Appar-
emily the world of serious music
doesn't take too much to heart the
unmcrciful ribbing given it by Lower
Basin street. :. Gene Hamilton, who
used to burlesque the starched tones
OF symphony announcers on the
comedy feature, is playing it straight
this season as announcer Of the Bos-
ton Symphony broadcasts, and Or"
Milton Cross, current heckler in
chief Of the programs distinguished
guests, will narrate the Metopera
broadcasts again this year. That
familiar feminine practice of slip
ping off the shoes in the theater
boomeranged Cn one Take 1t. or
Leave 1t contestant recently.
When her number was called as par
ticipant in the show she responded
then took a few minutes getting into
her shoes again before heading to-
ward the stage. LuckieSt cat in
Hollywood is Skeleton, an ordinary
black alley variety who is the mascot
OF Carleton Morse and his l Love a
Mystery cast. One of the actors
found him wandering in the street
and brought him into the studio.
That same day the series was re-
newed and all agreed that Skeleton
had brought good luck. :. . Now the
first actor who is killed in the script
has the job of feeding the cat while
the others carry on their microphone
emoting. The cat doesn't seem
to mind in the least being fed by a
dead actor or actress!
X x*
INSIDE THE AIRSIDE . Look
for Potash and Perlmutter, authored
by Gertrude Berg, to be on the air
commercially before snowfall. 1t
didn't take Bob Hope long, after re-
turning. from abroad, to land at the
top of the radio survey ratings
He's followed by Fibber MCGEE,
Charlie Mccarthy, Mr.. District At
torney and the Aldrich Family, in
that order. =. . Gertrude Lawrence S
initial Hollywood movie is a musi-
cal sequence in Rhapsody in Blue, D
the life story of George Gershwin,
with Gertie portraying herself.
Garry Moore, who has been signed to
long-term movie contract by David
o. Selznick, leaves Hollywood No
vember 13 for New York City to clean
up his Manhattan affairs =. Moore
will return to the coast within a few
weeks and it is expected that by that
time a story will be lined up to serve
as his first film vehicle. Jerry
Wayne has been renewed for an ad-
ditional l3 weeks on the All-Time
Hit Parade This makes So con-
secutive weeks for the singer on this
show. Dick Haynes will receive
$4,000 for his first picture for Goth
Century, Fox, with a salary of s75 900
set for later films during his seven
year contract.
1t took a war to break down the
Euery Queen rule against studio
audiences. The show is now
seen by all the servicemen that can
crowd into the fishbowl observation
booth to you) of Radio City's Studio
3-G. :. Jay Jostyn has just rounded
out seven years in big-time radio, the
last four in the title role Of Mr.
District Attorney.
(Copyright. 1913, by Bell Syndicate. Inc)
Evening star., 1943-10-31

miraI Charles Oman Of The Navy Medical Corps
discusses New Medical Treatments for the
Wounded Of This War;"
WT0P, 4;30-Pause That Refreshes: In.
PRODUCING the Canadian pianis'.tompo,er. An
drs haiheu, age ID.
WRC, 5;00-SymphonY Of Air: Inauguration
Of The winter season by Arturo Tostanini, who
conducts holart's Overture to Magic Flute 1"
Hadyns "Symphony No. i04" and Beethoven S
Symphony No. 8"
WT0p, 5;00-Famiy Hour: Music Of ryino
Evening star., 1943-10-31

Carroll and Col. Frank
heCoskrie, a WAC
training center COM
mandant.
WMAL, 7:30-Quiz
Kids: Claude Brenner
returns.
WRC, 8:00-Ber-
gen and Mccarthy:
And "Toujours, La.
mour!". Dorothy sLa.
mour.
WkAl, $50
Keepsakes: favorite
tunes by Rodgers and
Hart, sung by Doro.
thy Kristen.
WWDC, 900 -
Evening star., 1943-10-31

Berlin, Richard Rog.
eTs and Jerome Kern.
WMAl, $40
Musical SteeImakers:
Featuring a one,man
sayophone trio.
VOL, 5:30-The
Shadow: A depraved
scientist and The
Secret Of ValhaIIa
Lodge"
WT0P, 800 -
Silver Theater: La.
raine Day in "Ad.
ventures in AIgiers,"
an entertainer in
North Africa.
MAJ nh u
Evening star., 1943-10-31

i'o SoHYS Toll'hd
ia" and lean"
WT0P, 3;00-New
York Philharmonic:
Artur Rodzinski con.
ducts Beeihoven's "Pi.
ano Concerto No. 4"
tleonard Shure, SOLO.
isD, hariinU's Me.
mortal 10 lidite" and
Smetana' Quartz I
From My Life, or
thesirated by George
Sell. Norman Cor.
win is intermission
speaker.
WRC, 3:00-Ra.
tioninq Report: Ad.
Evening star., 1943-10-31
Evening Stor Features

Star fashes-laiest news, WkAl al $50
am. daily. Analysis Of weeks news by lothrop
GODDARD. Sundays al II am
National Radio forum-DiNussions Of current
affairs by public officials: WhAl, Wednesday
al 1920 DIN.
Evening star., 1943-10-31
FEATURES. On The AIR To-Day

VOL. 9;00-cIeveIand Symphony: Eric
lsnsdot conducts Barbsfs Music for . Scene
From Shelley" March" from Beethoven S
"Ruins Of Athens" and Franek's Symphony iu
b. Minor"
WT0P, 9:00-Listensn' Digest: 0son Welles
Evening star., 1943-10-31

W0[, 600-Ho. Bette Davis
Iywood Canteen: The first anniversary with
Bette Davis John Charles thomas and Leopold
and orchestra.
WRC, 7:00-Jaek Benny: A jauni, 50 10
speak, 10 Brazil
WT0P, 7:30-We, the People: Madeleine
Evening star., 1943-10-31

VI WhoI ihV ldH
Bravery, story Of
the Dieppe raid.
WINK, 9:05-SYm-
phony Hour: Featur.
ing TNhaikowskYs
Symphony No. S."
on records.
WMAl, 9:t5-Ba.
sin Street Music So.
llety: With Oscar Ls.
want and louella
Parsons among the
regulars.
WRc, :00-Hour
Of Charm: Popular
onaraiit Seleetions.
Evening star., 1943-10-31

WMh 10.00 Oscar Levant
Gertrude Lawrence: With Charles Butierworih
as her guest.
WT0p, t0:30-ThIn Man Adventures: Ghosts
walk on Halloween.
VOL, ti:00-Hawall Calls: Variety revue
from Waikiki Beach.
WRc, 1i:05-Lands Of Free: Alaska with
talk by Anthony J. Dimond, Alaskan Delegate.
WC, 11;30-Patife Story: Chinas 50year
struggle for emancipation.
Evening star., 1943-10-31

WhAL. i:55-RedskiM vs.. Dodgers al
Brooklyn.
WRC, 730-John Charles ThomaH Featuring
Evening star., 1943-10-31
he People: Madeleine

WWDC, 900 - Madeleine Carol.
choraeers: Premiere, program Of spiriuas and
other songs Of the South.
Evening star., 1943-10-31
A SPECIAL BARGAIN
OFFER ON CANADIAN
HEMLOCK TREES

Hemlock belongs to the pine family.
Lacy foliage-easily pruned. Prefers
shade and moist soil. Excellent for
hedges. 1t is considered one of the
most majestic Of evergreens and is
extensively planted for ornamental
Evening star., 1943-10-31

YOU MAY SELECT
THE TREE YOU WANT
Quantities Are Limited
Evening star., 1943-10-31

WIOr, I,oUUk.
Elder hiehaux
Victory Fleet
Navy Sings
| News Of World
PEOPLES Platform
Labor News Review
Church Of The Air
Wings Over Jordan
News-NavaI Choir
cr ,Laf N,u,I fhat,
La gaceta., 1943-02-13
%Intimamente unidOs

FL natalicio de Washington, que,
no obstante la guerra, Sc celebra
este ano como de costumbre, es por
estos lugares un verdadero aconte-
cimiento en- que Sc combina ell es-
plendor de los tiempos coloniales
con la brillantez y Ell regocijo que
caracterizan a las festividades en-
los paises latinos. No obstante,
reina un ambiente que indica que
Mexico Y los Estados Unidos estan
intimamente unidos en- este gran
ccnhicto para poner ell mundo a
salvo de la terrible tragedia que
significaria ell triunfo del nazismo.
J6venes de las dos republicas, con
ell uniforme de sus respectivos ejer-
citos, Sc reunen con otros grupos
que visten a la usanza del periodic
colonial. Sc ven mujeres ataviadas
con los trajes de la epoca. Otras
muchas Sc uneven con desenvoltura
en- sus vestidos de "china poblana"
salpicados de lentejuelas. Violinis-
tas Y guitarristas, con sus amplios
s~ombreros y los trajes tipicos, anne
nizan la OCCASION con sus animadas
entonaciones.
Las festividades, que son muchas
y variadas, sirven para satisfacer
los gustos mas diversos. Tienen
lugar, por eiemplo, corridas de to-
ros al Sur del Rio Bravo Y tipicos
rodeos al Norte; Bale Colonial y
Noche Mexicana; revistas militares
y procesiones civicas. Los festejos
correspondientes a los dos pafses Sc
italian tan sumamente entrelazados
que, como decia un reportero, serfa
dificil precisar donde termina la
parte texana del programa y donde
cc-7ienza la de Mexico.
X5tas festividades, tan profusas
en- colorido, han adquirido en- Ell
t-ranscurso de los amos la mas ex-
tensa publicidad. Su exito es tan
grande, que las estaciones de onda
corta, las transcripciones y noticie-
La gaceta., 1943-02-13

Laredo no tardaron en- identifcarse
con ell ambiente de la OCCASION y la
fiesta lego a adquirir caracter in
ternacional en- 1903, cuando ell Pre-
sidente Porfirio Diaz dispuso que
una banda militar mexicana asis-
.tiese a la conmemoraci6n del natali-
clio del primer presidente de los
Estados Unidos.
Este aho, la celebration es de ca
.racter mas amplio, mas interconti-
mental. Senoritas de ambos PASSES,
en- representation de las Il republi-
cas- americans, comparten los no.
nores en- los carros a~leg6ricos con
personajes celebres de la epoca
colonial. Los generates del Eiercito
de Mexico y de los Estados Unidos
cabalgan lado a lado en- los destiles.
La banda militar de Mexico e%jecuta
ell Star Spangled Banner Y, acto Sc
guido, otra banda de los Estados
Unidos corresponds al saludo inter-
pretando ell Himno Nacional de
Mexico.
La cortesfa de vecindad entire las
dos naciones Sc desenvuelve sobre
una base de reciprocidad. Ell 16 de
septiembre los habitantes de Lare-
do, Texas, cruzan la frontera alta
viados con trajes tipicos y acom-
pahados de bandas de m1sica para
participant en- la celebration del Dia
de la independence de Mexico.
La gaceta., 1943-02-13
NOTAS SOCIALES
fPoR MARIO RODRIGUEZ

de artistas locales podran yer
en- escena bonitas obrss, tOdOs
los domingos, en- ell tearrO del c.
Obrero.
Para manana a..uncian las
carteleras "Fuego contra ell ia
p6n," en- la que toman parte los
conocidos artistas locales F:lar
Ramirez, Finfo Rodriguez, Sal
vador Toledo y Cubero.
En- la segunda parte del pro
grama Sc haran imitaciones de
Chan Ii Pc y Felipito por los j6
venes Finfo y Cubero. Tambie1
Sc presentaran danzas y cancio
mes.
Par las ocho y cuarto de Ia
roche esta. anunciado ell comlen
70.
Tiene a su cargo la sinfonia
y accomplishments la orquesta
cue dirige Frank Leon.
La gaceta., 1943-02-13
FUNCION


Estan de placemes los aman-
ties del teatro va que por medic
de la organization de un grupo
La gaceta., 1943-02-13

al bale de Ia Sociedad Circulo
Cubano.
Cada semana estas fiestas noe
turnas Sc ven muy concurridas,
prueba evidentisima de las sim
patias de sus organizadores.
En- la concha de la orquesta
veremos a Frank Grasso y sus
professors. Cantara Joe Came
jo.
No faltaran las mesas alrede-
dor del salon, que podran ser u
sadas sin costo alguno.
A las ocho de la noche Sc to-
cara la primera pieza y la 1lti'
ma a las doce.
La gaceta., 1943-02-13

ros cinematograficos, hacen llegar
hasta las Indias Orientales y las re-
Clones mas remotas de la America
del Sur TODD ell esplendor de tan
vistosas ceremonies. Los goberna-
dores de Texas, Tamaulipas, Nuevo
Leon Y Coahuila Sc reunen para
Zanzibar impresiones hacienda en-
esta forma mas armoniosas las re-
laciones entire las ciudades fronte-
rizas. Ell Vicepresidente de los Es-
tados Unidos, Sr. Henry A. Wallace,
Sc refri6 a las festividades como
"un medic de prueba de la solidari-
dad interamericana."
Ell espiritu de concordia que ha
surgido de estas celebraciones Sc ha
difundido por ambos lados de la
f~rontera. Otras varias ciudades
han acogido la idea y actualmente
Sc cuentan no menos de diez cele-
braciones de este mismo genera en-
TODD ell te~rritorio comprendido entire
ell Golfo de Mexico y ell Pacifco, las
cuales atraen a mas de un million de
personals de los Estados Unidos y de
Mexico.
Empez6 hace amos
Ell promoter principal de esta
fiesta fue un periodista de San An
tonic, Mr.. Charlie Barnes, quien or
ganiz6 la primera celebration en- la
orilla norta del Rio Bravo, hace As
amos. Los mexicanos de Nuevo
La gaceta., 1943-02-13
Ell BALE
DE ANOCHE

E-xtremauamenue cOncurrido
result6 ell baile celebrate ano-
che por ell Club Atletico de la
Academia Nuestra Sra. de Per
petuo Socorro.
BESIDE temprana bora ell salon
Sc vic invadido por bellas dami-
tas y caballeros.
A las diez de la noche Sc pro-
cedi6 a la coronation de la Rel
ia Y Rey del Club, ceremonia
brillantisima que recibi6 la a
probaci6n de los presentes.
La parte bailable estuvo a car
go de la orquesta "Don Francis
co."
La fiesta Sc prolong6 hasta
despues de las doce de la noche.
Los felicitamos por ell exito
alcanzado.
La gaceta., 1943-02-13
DE VISTA

Con ell prop6sito de pasar los
dias de licencia que lie concedle-
ran sus superiores, Sc encuen-
ira de vista en- Tampa ell Joven
.sdldado Jose Martinez.
Martinez sirve en- ell Ejercito
Americana desde hace meses y
Sc encuentra destacado en- uno
de los campamentos de Missis-
sipp. Ell es hijo de los esposos
Aurora y Celestino Martinez.
Algeria y salud lie deseamos.
CUMPLEANOS
En- ell dia de aver cumplio dos
La gaceta., 1943-02-13
DIVORCIOS Y PLEITOS

Dorothy Lee Johnson contra
Herman Johnson; Avis Wallace
contra Harry Wallace; Ada Pol
lock contra r. B. Pollock; Cliff
ford A. Major contra Mary j.
Major
La gaceta., 1943-02-13
.OTRO BALE EN-
Ell C.

Nuestra juventud espera la
llegada de manana para aslstlr
La gaceta., 1943-02-13
,yciono!es de Mexico y 10: Esfodos Unidos
CeIeoron con ivntomente 81 da de Washington

LAREDO, TEXAS. - Los
lazos de amistad, consagrados
va por Ell tempo, que sirven de
estrecho vinculo entire las dos
grandes republicas norteame-
ricanas Sc consolidan constan-
temente cada ano en- esta epo-
ca, cuando, con motive de Ia
llegada del Dia de Washing
ton, la poblacion vecina de
Nuevo Laredo, situada a Ia
otra orilla del Rio Bravo, Sc
asocia a la nuestra, en- un am
biente de extraordinaria ale
gria, para dar mayor realce Y
brillantez a las actividades que
sc prolongan durante tres dias
para rememorar al gran pa
triota.
No ha pasado un solo ano, desde
1898, sin que los ~habitantes de estas
dos ciudades fr~onterizas Sc hayan
puesto de acuerdo en- esta fecha
para rendir justo tribute al ilustre
general cuya lucha por la indepen-
dencia de los Estados Unidos sirvio
en- un tempo de ejemplo a aquellos
paladines mexicanos de la misma
causa: Hidalgo y Morelos.
La gaceta., 1943-02-13

amos de edad Ia linda nina Car
mita Gomez, hija de los esposos
Enrique y Celia CGmez, reSiden
ties de la Avenida Columbus
Drive.
Sus c~arinosos papas lie ofre-
cieron una fiestecita.
Que Ia dicha sonria siempre a
la angelical criaturita es nues-
tro anhelo.
La gaceta., 1943-02-13
CABALLEROS LEA
LES DE AMERICA
Servicio Gratuito

Hago saber por este medic a
los hermanos de la Orden Loyal
Knights of America que deseen
llenar su Income Tax, que ofre-
cemos un servicio gratuito en- la
Secretaria de nuestra Logia, to-
dos los jueles de Z a 8 p. NJ.
FL trabajo sera hecho por un
competente perito en- esa mate
ria.
j. Gonzalez, Sec,
La gaceta., 1943-02-13
MATINEE
BAILlABLE

BAILABLE
Manana domingo, y como de
costumbre durante ell invierno,
efectuara otra de sus matinee
bailables la estimada Secci6n de
Recreo del Centre Espanol, en-
su elegantisimo salon de fiestas
Ali Sc reunira TODD 10 mas
"chic" de nuestra colonia y bal
ladra cuatro horas a los acor-
DIES de la orquesta international
"Don Francisco"
A las cuatro de la 'arde Sc e.
jecutara la primera pieza y la
Ultima a las ocho de la ncche.
Los precios de entrada son
iguales a los de las semanas an
teriores.
Smyrna times., 1943-11-25
Miss Ethel B. Streets Married

Miss Ethel B. Streets, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Streets of
Cheswold, and Pfc. Ernest A. Di-
Sabatino, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence DiSabatino, of Wilmington,
were married recently in st. An
thongs R. G. Church by the Very
Rev. DR.. J. Francis Tucker. The
bride was given in marriage by her
brother-in-law, MI. .Millaway Broad
way of Smyrna. Mrs. Mauro Di-
Sabatino was matron of honor. Mr..
Mauro DiSabatino, brother of the
bridegroom, was best man. Ushers
were Mr.. Clarence DiSabatino, Jr.,
of Wilmington and Mr.. William
Broadway of Smyrna. Private Di-
Sabatino is a student at New York
University under the Army Special
Ity Training program.
Smyrna times., 1943-11-25
UNION SERVICE
HERE TODAY
Services at Asbury Methodist
Church TOay; Rev. Barton
To Preach Sermon
SPECIAL CHOIR MUSIC

The annual union services in OBJ
servance of Thanksgiving will be
held this morning in the Asbury
Methodist Church, with the Rev.
Frederick Marx Barton, rector of
st. Peters Episcopal Church,
preaching the sermon. Services
will begin at 10 o'clock, conducted
by the Rev. Robert E. Green, pas
tor of Asbury Church. Mr.. Her
man Dam, student pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church will Of
fer the Thanksgiving prayer. The
Rev. Louis Uhlendorff, pastor of
Jerman Chapel, will lead the re-
sponsive reading, and the Rev. j.
w. Parkins, pastor of the Nazarene
Church, will give the scripture
readings. A special Thanksgiving
anthem will be sung by the Asbury
Senior Choir, assisted by members
of the choir of the other Smyrna
churches. The services will con-
tinue for one hour.
Smyrna times., 1943-11-25
SMYRNA SCHOOL ASSEMBLY
Pageant Given by History Glasses
Entitled 'The Four Freedoms"

A Thanksgiving Day pageant,
THE Four Freedoms" was pre-
sented by the American history
classes of the John Bassett Moore
High School yesterday at an assem-
bly,. The cast: Narrator, Dorothy
Hill; student, Elaine Senger; Pill
grim, Jack Dukes; judge, Jack
Garis; zenger, Lewis Uhlendorff;
Thomas jefferson, William Pleas
anton; pioneer man, Lex FAIRIES;
pioneer woman, Rachel Burris;
Lincoln, Wells Campbell; Statue
of Liberty, Peg Ennis; soloist,
Frank Woodall; immigrants, Bob
by Newnum, Joyce Montague, Vir-
ginia Hill, James Ford. Music was
by members of the Girls Glee Club.
Mrs. Francis O'Neill is faculty ad-
wiser, and Mrs. John Fearon the
musical director.
Smyrna times., 1943-11-25
DEMONSTRATE MEAT CUTS
Help Farm Families in Butchering;
Meet in Clayton November 80

Miss Florence L. Yetter, Home
Demonstration Agent for Kent
County has announced that DEM
onstration on meat cutting and
curing will be held in the cafeteria
of the Clayton school on Tuesday
afternoon, Nov. 30th, at 1:30 p. m.
All farmers and their wives are in
vited to attend the meeting to see
the demonstrations, and to receive
information on questions or prob
lens of meat curing. New methods
in cutting will be shown, to aid
farmers in getting the most meat
from the carcas. K. F. Warner, of
the U. S, Department of Agricul-
ture will conduct the meetings, un-
der the sponsorship of the Della
ware Extension Service.
Smyrna times., 1943-11-25

The Asbury Methodist Church at
Smyrna will celebrate the 163rd
anniversary of the founding of the
church this Sunday, November
28th when special services will be
held throughout the day. Guest
minister at the IL o'clock service
will be the Rev. Essel P. Thomas,
who was pastor of the church here
from 1929 to 1882, and who is now
pastor of st. Paul's Methodist
Church at Wilmington. Special
anthems for the anniversary will
be sung by the Junior and Senior
Choirs. A dramatization of the
early history of the church will be
given during the church school
hours, beginning at 10 o'clock. The
dramatization will be in charge of
Lloyd Jones, Jr., and Wells Camp
bell, and the church school orches-
ira will play special music for the
day. harvey y. Jones is general
superintendent of the church school.
Evening Services
The anniversary Youth Service
at $50 p. m. will be in charge of
Jean Ellen Russell, Alice Jane Mat
thews, Lavelle Markley, John Garis
and Lloyd Jones, Jr. The ami
versary evening service begins at
7:30, with the Hon. Elwood Mel
son, Judge of Juvenile Court, as
guest speaker. Anniversary an
thems will be sung by the Youth
Choir, with youth professional and
occasional. There will be con-
gregational Hymn Sing with some