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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-08

|tpurfspon.
SD fam oieien @unId ni6t err
fiilen; oieie grflarung ntuB ibm ge-
nitgen oarahf gu per5i6ter.'
Die Satin blidte gebanfenpon it,
rer Softer nab, tpel6e iebt oas 3im=
mer berlieB. .
SD begreife oas ni6t', iagte iie,
nntpiais oas Sanpt uieseno, uieoes
anoere Mdo6en. -"
usloelaioe bat ni6t aus eigenem
freten Intrieb, ionoern MN aus &iid-
it6t auf uniere @iinibe Dem @rafeu
oas Saluort gegeben'', fiel ibr Der
8anfier IN oie &eoe, ubas biirfen tptr
nidt bergeiien, liebe Sbereie. l1no
oufribtig geltanben, iteieen iebt 3tpei=
fel in mir auf Oh mir re6t oaran
taten, 10 groBen Nadorud auf unlere
@iinide gu legen; id fiirdte, aoe-
laiOe miro niemals oie 2iebe oes @ra=
fen ertpioern fonnen."
,8ir tpollen oas ser 3eit uber=
lalien. Graf &raiinifi miro itberli6
allies tun, Inn it6 @egenliebe 5u er-
ringen. gr miro ieben @uni6 erfiil-
len. :"
,Mfit Si6erbeit fann man oas aud
nibt 1piiien lno boral1siagen", fiel
Steinfelo aber1nals ieiner Srau ins
@ort. usSie seiaet, oiefe @ile sefdat
mir nibt, uno iiber oen Gbarafter
oes @rafen bin i6 mir au9 nod ni6t
gan5 flar. 0itunter l6eint es mir,
ais Oh er uns cine Mosfe 5eige."
ul1nb iporauf griinoet ii6 oiele
germutung?" fragte Die Satin un-
glaubig unb niBmltie.
sd peib oas ielbit nidt; es tit
eben MIR cine 8erml,t11ng, bie biel-
leidt ieoer 8egriinblng entbebrt.'
sd CLAUDE, oan1it bat es eine ans
oere 8etpanotnis, 2uomig; ou fannlt
oeine friiberen 8iinlde nidt bergei=
ien."
u8eroe ib nidt taslid, ia itiino=
lib an 1te erinnert9 Mit meinem
neuen &aiiierer babe id MIR Merger
- ser quite Serr 1T nidt piinftli6
uno babel langiam uno idmerfaaig;
| i6 fann mild in feiner @eiie auf i'm
perlaiien. Cine Stiite, uie Sueo
8infel tie mir mar, finoe ib ME
pieoer."
,,gine Stiite, sic bein 8ertrauen
miBbraubte ,mo oid betros'', sidal=
tete sic &ommer5ienrdtin iarfaitiih
ein. sd begreife nidt, tpie ou bid
ieiner erinnern fannlt obne i'm at
pera6ten."
uBenn i6 mid ieiner erinnere, 10
begreife i9 nun oas cine ni9t, oaB
er mein 8ertrauen miBbrau6en fonn-
te', ertpiberte Der @emabl rubig;
Limo eben besbalb lit es mir bel.te
nod nidt m0glid, an feline Sdulo
5u gla1ben." 4
u@r lit berurteilt. ..."
Scum ia, bas iaee i6 mir audi;
aber lit es gan5 1,nm6glif, 6aB Mt4.
ter uno @ei6porene iib geirrt baben
fonnten? gs tp1re niht 0as erite
Mal, 6aB Elm Sbuloloier berurteilt
muroe. Sd tpeiB mobl, an cine CT
fiilung meines friiberen Wunibes
| lit nidt nebr 5u oe1fen, l.no menn
id MIDI bennod an Sugo erinnere,
| 10 Iieat 6as in ben 0erh1ltniiien be.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-08
Das unheimIiche Haus

O1ettIelu luuI eDetlIQuS I1lr etftet
fl1tbtigen 8lid auf BEN S6n1nd, oan1
ldlpetfte oieier 8lid bon ernIter ge
Iorenis biniiber 5u ser Eo9ter.
SD 1pol1te auf ioIde @eI6enfv
germ ber5i6ten, tpenn nur sic Stim
mung in meinem Sauie beiterer ND
re-, iogte er, nit ser Sanb nber 6i
Stirn ltreideno. ,,Den 3ped oieies
Gel6enfs femme i6 bereits. Graf Rra
Unfit bat mir gegenitber Sen 8ltnid
gearbert, oaB sic So65eit 10 baIo tpi
moglid gefeiert tpiiroe.''
uslus beionoeren @riinoen? 2" fragt
sic @r6fin.
,,Gr ml1b nab 2onbon - BORT mar
! ten @eidfte aa11f i'm, oie i'm poraus
ltdtltd langere Seit feiieln tperoen
er tpitnidt feline @emablin auf oieie1
l&eiie mit5unebmen. gs ldBt itd tpenis
segen bieIen 8unid eintpenoen."
vltnb ieiner grfiiaung itebt i
audi ni6ts i'm 8ege'', ertpioerte oi
Satin, ,oie IusIteuer fann ia raid
beidafft tperoen."
SD boffe, bab man au6 mir be
Der @ntI6eioung iiber bieien @unid
cine Stimme einraumen tpir6", iagt
Ibelaioe in ernitem Son.
Sang getpiB", nifte Ser &ommer
5ienrat ~i6 meiB, baB on uns Elm Sp
fer gebradt bait."
uSaiien mir bas", tpebrte Moelaio
ab; ,,es lit beiier, uenn Sic Crime
rungen an bie 8ergangenbeit MIDI
mebr getuedt tperoen. Ssbr babt mil
gelagt, oer Mann, BEN i6 Iiebe, ie
meiner 2iebe untpiirbie. Sbr bab
MIDI auf oie Niidiidten aufmerfian
gema6t, sic id gu6 uno Der @eieu
icbaft idulbe - unb idb fiiee mid
guren Qnidauungen, trotoem id
beute nod an bie Sdulo ienes Man
mes ni6t 5u slauben bermag. S6 ia
be oem @rafen, bem i6 meine N6
tl1ng ni6t beriaeen fann, mein Sa
mort gegeben i6 tperoe oieie|
8ort einloien, aber er ion mid MID
oa5u orangen. gr muB it6 seouloen
biz if aus pollem, freubigen Serge,
oas @elobnis Dor Dem 9lltar aus
ipre6en fann."
9ie aommer5ienratin ibiittelte lei
ie bas Saupt, 1tno elm S6atten oe'
l1nmrts nnttpolfte lire Stirne.
,@raf &raitnifi lit Elm gbren
MANN, lagte iie; ubeslt ou oie l1eber
5eugung, oaB ou an ieiner Seite gliid
lid pirit, Damn mltB es Dir ielb1t nu1
piinidenspert iein, bieie @erbinouns
balo 81 idlieben. 9aour6 miro mi
ser 8ergangenbeit uno ibren Grim
nerungen fir INNER gebroden.'
u@as bait ou bent @rafen ertpi
oert2" tpanbte iid g6elaioe gu BEN
Bater, tpelder sic S6nbe auf BET
8iiden eelegt batte uno langiam au
u1o ab idritt.
vDaB i9 ieinen 8unib @u6 bor
| i6lagen poIle'', ertpiberte er. sd
babe i'm bereits auf einen abidl6gi
gen 8ei6eio norbereitet. geun lit e!
an gu6, ibm cine beitirnntte Mnttpor
5u geben. Mir ielbit gefudt 6ieie Gill
nidt, 10 natiirlid id al,d ieinel
@uni6 finoe; nad meinen @nidau
llngen miiBte minbeftens elm balbe;
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-08

gr bate ii6 erboben - baItig trug
er iein @las uno sic leere SlaI6e
binal,s. Ser 8agen, nit ipel6e1n ser
@raf 5uriidfebrte, mar ioeben am
@artentor porgefabren.
In Ser Saustiir begegnete Mi6ael
ieinem Serrn, Ser elm fleines, ele=
gantes gtl1i in ser Sano trug.
SOU mirit 0i6 iofort 5lt meiner
8raut berfiisen unb ibr nit meinem
@ruB oies iiberrei6en', befabI Ser
Graf ibm oas gtui einbdnoigeno.
,,Sieb oi6 MIR Dor, oaB es Dir nidt
geitoblen miro; es entbdlt einen lebr
tpertbollen Sdmud."
Otidael lbelte lp06ttii6 uno tpoe
babel oas gtut in ieiner Sano.
SD fiirdte, oas @eIo oafiir iit
5lm Seniter binausgetporfen", iagte
er, "atpiiden gerlobune uno Seirat
ltegt INNER nod. :"
~Sdmeige Sd bebarf ipeoer bei-
res States nod oeiner @arnung. SIT
Der Hn11e no6 INNER oben?"
Scr tpanft 1,nb tpeid3t ni6t."
,,gr 6enft pobl ni6t oaran, pie
gefdbrlib es lit, meinen 3orn beraus-
5lforoern?"
,gr ipeiB, baB mir ,1ns ieinem @il=
len fiieen miiiien."
vWiiffen?' erpioerte Der 8ole NIT
ifarfer 8etonung. ,gr f0nnte li6 it,
renl Sd Iaiie mir feine 8oridriften
matpen, unb es gibt INNER nod Mit=
tel, einen unbequemen ooer gefGbrIis
den einorinsling gu Be ieitigen. geie-
mano oarf erfabren, oaB i6 einen
8ait i'm oauie babe - berltanoen 2"
"3n tuelden Mitteln ipolIen sic
sreifen2" fragte Wi6ael.
sd tpeiB es nod nidt - mir re,
oen ipdter oariiber; borerIt min ic)
nod einmal oen Geriu6 MAIDEN, Oh
ib ibn nidt our slbreiie betpegen
fann.'
g1n be1eblenoer 8inf berabi9ie6e-
te oen Diener, ser gleid barauf oen
Weg gum 9auIe bes &o4mmersien-
rates antrat.
Moelaioe nabm perionli6 bas gtui
in @mpfang. Sic mari MIR einen
fliidtigen 9lid auf Die fl1nfeln6en
8riuanten, Die es entbielt, oann iiber-
reidte ite es Der Wutter, tpelGe nibt
@orte senug finoen fonnte, ibr gnt-
5iiden iiber Die aoItbarteit oieies
Sbnudes aus5uoriiden.
,,Nan miro bi6 benei6en", lagte
lie, tpabreno iie oie Steine in alien
Garben ipielen lieB, ,,oieies erIte sc.
Id)enf mub Dir betueiien, baB oid an
Der Seite beines fiinftieen @enabls
elm glan5enoes Sos ertpartet."
Ioelaioe i6pieg. sic Itan6 am
6eniter un6 bIifte geoanfenpon in ben
@arten binunter.
,Sieb bier, tpas Graf &raiinifi &C..
i6idt bot, tpanbte itb Die &6tiu tri>
umpbnereno su ibrem @atten, Der
-eben eintrat. ,,SSit es nidt Elm fiirit.
Iibes @eibenf?"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-08
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Ser 8lid 9fanbotps rubte 1pieoer
ourboringeno auf Dem 0iener> Ser
lebt bie 8anfnoten 5ablte uno ein-
Itedte.
uSeit meiner leBten @nipelenbeit
lift bier mandes porgefallen", iagte
er.
ugetdts babon!" fiel ibm Mibael
in oie &eoe. ,,8as Sic au6 bermuten
mogen: auBern sic Sbre 8erntl1tun-
gen nidt. @etpiBbeit tperoen sic fei-
nestpegs bariiber erbalten.'
Smyrna times., 1943-05-06
STATE GUARD DRIVE
Drive For Members; Smyrna Men
Given Rank

In face of an expected emergency
on the East Coast, the Delaware
State Guard is instituting a new
drive for membership beginning
Monday, May 10. The drive in this
area will be inaugurated Monday
night, s o'clock at the Dover Arm
ory at which time Neil Tee, former
U. S. Marine of Harrington, Del,
who was wounded at Guadalcanal,
will recount some of his most vivid
experiences. All members of the
State Guard and anyone interested
in joining are invited to attend.
Men Given Rank
The Smyrna Platoon, Co. B, and
the Red Cross Motor Corps held
their regular drill at Smyrna head
quarters Tuesday night. Following
the drill of the Guard Unit. Staff
Sgt. Garrison, Platoon Sgt. Ever
hart, Medical Sgt. Moffitt and Cpl.
Deakyne, Medical Corps, were
awarded diplomas from Colonel j.
Paul Heinel, Commander of the
Delaware State Guard, certifying
their ranks.
Smyrna times., 1943-05-06
GIVE CONCERT
AT J.B.M. FRIDAY
Annual Spring Concert to
Commemorate National
Music Week
HELD IN AFTERNOON

The annual Spring Concert at the
John Bassett Moore School will be
held tomorrow (Friday) afternoon
in the school auditorium at 200 p.
nl., under the direction of Miss
Mary Babcock, instructor of music.
The concert is given this year in
celebration of National Music Week
and also Pan-American Week, as
well as to show progress of the
work done in music by the students
throughout this past school year
The public is invited to attend. Fol
lowing is the program:
Alphabet song-tMozart). Girls Glee Clut
Fairest Lord Jesus ...... Mixed Glee Clut
Lovely Cuba-(de Fuente) Girls Glee Clut
Crelito Lindo ........ Mexican Folk Dance
7th and 8th Grade Girls
My Pretty Caboch -. Brazilian Folk Sonl
7th and 9Th Grade Girls
Buy My Tortillas ..... Chilean Folk Sons
7th and 8th Grade Girls
La Cucaracha ....... Mexican Folk Dance
7th and 8th Grade Girls
Airport lEisenberg) ........ School Bant
Starter (Kibble) ........... School Banc
Majorettes = Yvonne Senger, Ruth Gooder
and Jeanne Goldsborough
Roll Chariot (Cain) ...... Girls Glee Clut
Joshua Fit de Battle of Jericho-( (Cookson)
Boys Glee Club
It's Me. Oh Lord (Cain). Mixed Glee Clul
Liebestraum--L Lizt) ....... Trumpet Due
John Griffin, Richard Dickie
II Bocio-( (Arditi) .......... Trumpet Solc
John Griffin
Barcarolle-( (Hoffman)
Saxophone and Trumpe
John Garis, Kenneth Smith
When Love Is Kind-Summertime
(Gershwin,
Dorothy Short
Army Air Corps ........... Caisson Sons
Boys Glee Club
The Eagle-(Cain) ..... Mixed Glee Clul
Smyrna times., 1943-05-06
BACON NAMES
STATE GROUP
State Building and Grounds
Commission Members to
Serve Six Years
TO APPROVE SITES

Gov. Walter w. Bacon has an
nounced the appointment of the
State Building and Grounds Com
mission under an act passed at the
recent session of the General As
sembly. The commission compris-
|es: H. F. dupont of Winterthur; H.
Rodney Sharp of Wilmington; Mrs.
Salome Downes Edgeworth of Do
yer, Clayton A. Bunting of Selby-
vile, president pro tenn of the
State Senate, and Benjamin F.
johnson of Dober, speaker of the
House. All the members were
named for terms of six years, each.
They will receive no compensation
of any kind. The commission is
empowered to approve sites for any
state buildings on state lands now
owned or hereafter acquired by the
state in Dover. 1t is the duty of
the commission to determine the
style of architecture of buildings on
all state lands in Dover, as well as
to supervise the furnishing or re-
furnishing of the Governors office
in Dover and to act in an advisory
capacity in the furnishing or re-
furnishing of any other important
public rooms or halls. The commits
sion also is to advise the custodian
of the State House on matters per-
tanning to landscaping and main
tenance of the lands insofar as it
might affect the appearance of
buildings and grounds. No depart
ment or agency of the state can
erect, reconstruct or alter any
building on any state lands in Do
yer without first obtaining the ap-
proval of the commission.
Smyrna times., 1943-05-06
BOY SCOUTS
REORGANIZE
Two New Patrols Formed,
Leaders Named; Hope to
Enlarge Troop
MEETING MONDAY NIGHT

Reorganization of the Smyrna
Boy Scout Troop took place at a
meeting held at Scout headquarters
on the second floor of the old Amer
lean Store building. Roland Weber,
new scoutmaster, appointed two
patrol leaders and assistants as fol-
lows: Jack Garis, Robert FAIRIES,
Lex FAIRIES and Guy FAIRIES. Of
the two new patrols formed, one
will be known as "The Wolf" and
the other as "The Flaming Arrow"
Mr.. Weber announced that he is
making plans for many summer
troop activities for the two patrols,
and that the troop needed addi-
tional members in order to plan a
more complete program. There are
now % Boy Scouts in the troop,
Mr.. Weber explained, but several of
these boys have not been attending
the meetings or been active in any
way.
Meeting Monday Night
All Boy Scouts are called to a
meeting at headquarters Monday
night, May 10th, at 8 o'colck, to
discuss future plans. Any boy in
terested in becoming Scout is
asked to be present at this meet
ing. Refreshments will be served
following the meeting.
Smyrna times., 1943-05-06
AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Services Sunday Morning and
Evening; Mr. Dam in Charge


Services at First Presbyterian
Church, Mr.. Herman Dam, pastor:
The topic of next weeks Sunday
School lesson is Peter and John,
leaders in the Early Church" The
morning worship service next Sum
day morning, Mothers Day, will be
service of dedication and honor
for the boys who have gone from
this church to serve their country
in the armed forces. The evening
worship service will be held as u.s.
ual at 7:30 p. m. Christian En-
deavor will meet at $3.50 p. M,
Sunday in the Sunday School room
to study the fifteenth chapter of St.
Luke. Will all friends and men,
bers of the Christian Endeavor So
ciety please save the evening of
May 21 for a Christian Endeavor
party at which the Rev. Lester
Case of the State Endeavor will en-
tertain with an evening of folk
games. During the evening wor-
ship service for next Sunday, May
18th, we will have as our special
guests the All club. Choir re-
hearsal will be held Friday evening
at 500.
Smyrna times., 1943-05-06
ASBURY METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. DIR. j. w. COlona, Pastor, An
nounces Services For the Week

The services at Asbury Method
ist Church next Sunday, May 9th,
will be as follows: the Church
School will convene promptly at 10
o'clock with Mr.. H. c. Jones, gem
eral superintendent, in charge; the
morning worship service and ser
mon with music by the three choirs
appropriate to the observance Of
Mothers Day at IL; the Intermed-
late and Junior Choirs will render
Mothers Day program at 1880 p.
m. The theme of the program will
be Mothers of The Bible" The
monthly meeting of the Official
Board will be held tomorrow even
ing, Friday, at 7:3o o'clock. The
annual sessions of the Peninsula
Conference will begin next Wednes-
day evening, May 18th, in Union
Church, Wilmington.
Smyrna times., 1943-05-06
TEST RAID WAS
95@ PERFECT
Fifty-Minute Test BlackOut
More Successful Than Last;
Urge Signals Be Learned
LEAVE HOMES DARK

The test air raid and blackout
here Monday night was declared
ninety-five per cent perfect by Civ
ilian Defense Coordinator Clifford
Jones, who expressed further salts
faction at the good turnout of vol
unteer workers. There were ap-
proximately 40 air raid wardens
and auxiliary police on duty at
their various stations, and women
first aid workers were on duty at
each of the warden's posts. The
test lasted for fifty minutes, the
yellow signal coming in at 9:40, the
Blue signal at $50, the Red signal
at 1000, the second Blue at 1910
and the All Clear at 1920.
Confusion With Lights
Mr.. Jones stressed that house
lights are not to be turned on until
the All Clear is sounded. Several
persons here, he explained, had
turned on the lights in their homes
as soon as the street lights came on.
House lights are to remain extin-
guished until the All Clear is sound
ed on the State Welfare Home
whistle. Mr.. Jones asks home own
ers to remember that house lights
are to be turned off at the sounding
of the first, or Blue signal, which
is a steady, long blast on the fire
siren. The street lights will go off
on the second, or Red Signal, which
is series of short blasts on the
siren, and will come on again at the
third signal, which is another Blue,
or steady long blast. At the sound
of the All Clear on the State We'll
fare Home Whistle, house lights
may be turned on.
Some Lights Left On
| Mr.. Jones also reported that some
persons had gone from their homes
for the evening and left a light
burning. 1T is not hard to see the
seriousness of this, should there be
an actual raid" he said, 80 the
residents of Smyrna are asked to
extinguish all lights in their homes
when they leave for the evening.
Smyrna times., 1943-05-06
POLICIES OF USO CLUB HERE
BEING PLANNED BY COMMITTEE

Over 80 members of the Manage
ment Committee of the USO Club
of Smyrna met at the Recreation
Center last night to discuss new
policies and the expansion of the
committee. Miss julie Buchard,
USO director for Kent County, met
with the group and explained the
importance of the volunteer work
to be done. Representatives from
the various civic, social, and church
groups will be asked to participate
in the program of activities at the
club. Representatives from Clay
ton attended the meeting, and will
be included in the committee. Pro-
grams at the club will be planned
in accordance with the requests of
the woman war workers who are
members of the club. Requests for
dancing classes, first aid instruc-
Smyrna times., 1943-05-06
SPEAKER AT SCHOOL
Miss Deiken, of the DUPONT Co.
Will Address Students

Changes brought to everyday
homemaking by scientific research
will be discussed Monday, May 10,
at John Bassett Moore School, by
Miss Gertrude Dieken, home econ
omics consultant for E. I. DUPONT
de Nemours and Company at Will
mington. She will speak before the
High School Assembly. Miss Dick
en- will explain the latest contribu-
tions of the chemical laboratories,
such as new fabrics, plastics, sub
stances that retard mold in foods,
new processes of decorating china,
treatment of fabrics with water re-
pellents and flame retardants, and
many other research results that
affect the home. The talk will be
illustrated with applications of re-
cent chemical developments for the
home.
Smyrna times., 1943-05-06
FIRE DESTROYS
SPOTTING POST
Bay View Post Completely
DestrOyed; Volunteer
Service Continues
NEW AIDES NAMED

Fire, caused by faulty oil stove,
completely destroyed the Bay View
spotting post on the farm of Harry
Kinsey last Thursday morning at
1890 a. m. Lee Deakyne, the vol
unteer on duty at the time, had just
arrived at the post when the stove
exploded, and before the Citizens
Hose Company arrived, the flames
were beyond control. The building
burned to the ground, and nothing
was saved. Francis Gebhart, the
chief observer, and his assistants
have met with Army officials, Will
liam E. Matthews, Jr., Area Dis
trict Director of the Aircraft Warn
ing Service, and Mr.. George Ehing-
er, State Civil Director, to plan the
construction of another post. In
the meantime, Mr.. Gebhart stress
ed that volunteer service was con-
tinuing at the same site as the de-
stroyed post, and that a telephone
had been installed in Mr.. Kinsey's'
barn, in order that there would be
mo interruption in the Aircraft
Warning system. Spoilers are
using their cars as shelter, until
new arrangements can be made.
Officers For the Day
Mr.. Gebhart announced that he
had appointed Officers of the Day
for his post. These men are in
charge of one day each, and are to
be notified by volunteers who are
unable to take their appointed trick
at the post. Following are the Of
ficers: Monday-Charles Burrous;
Tuesday Harvey Jones; Wednes-
day Elmer Corrie; Thursday -
Harvey Pollen; Friday = Francis
Gebhart; Saturday-John Urian;
Sunday-George Wright. Each man
is responsible for manning the post
for the designated "a hours or eight
3-hour tricks. Each volunteer is to
contact the man in charge of the
day on which his trick falls.
Smyrna times., 1943-05-06
Members of Committee
MOTHERS DAY MUSIC
Asbury Church Choirs to Sing
Special Program Next Sunday

Asbury Church Choirs to Sing
Special Program Next Sunday
A Mothers Day" program will
be rendered by the intermediate
and Junior Choirs of Asbury Meth
odist Church next Sunday evening,
May 9th, as follows:
Theme. Mothers of the Bible
In Thy Temple" ........... Junior Choir
'Tis Mothers Day. !. . intermediate Choir
Our First Mother-Eve" ......... Reading
Precious Mother" 49,. intermediate Choir
God of Our Mothers, Guide Our Way"
Intermediate Choir
Mother of Moses-Jochebed" -. Reading
20. Hearken to My Cry,
intermediate Choir
Beyond Today" ..... intermediate Choir
"The Prayer That Mothers Make
Junior Choir
'The Mother of Israeli '........... Deborah
Reading
Praise Ye the Lord, intermediate Choir
THE Ancestral Mother-Ruth".
"Entreat Me Not to Leave Thee"
Solo by Dorothy Short
Mary. Mother of the Messiah"
"Magnificat" ........ intermediate Choir
Thankful for Mothers ALL" Junior Choir
"As Child is Trained"
intermediate and Junior Choirs
Smyrna times., 1943-05-06
4-H CLUB WILL
ATTEND CHURCH
Special Services at Presbyter-
ian Church May 10th; 81
Am An American Day"
MEETING NEXT TUESDAY

The Clayton All Club members
will observe Rural Life Sunday on
May 16, the day set aside as II Am
An American Day" by President
Roosevelt, announces c. E. Nc
Cauley, county All club agent SUI
pervisor for the Delaware Agricul-
tural Extension Service. This an
nual event will include special SER
vices in the First Presbyterian
Church, Smyrna, emphasizing to
All club members good citizenship
and the duties and opportunities of
club members in nation at war.
Arrangements have been made by
representatives of the All club for
a special sermon by the Rev, Her.
man Dam. The club will attend
the service in a body. All other
youth groups in the Smyrna-Clay-
ton communities are extended an
invitation to attend the service.
Spiritual Development
In a statement regarding All
Club Sunday this year, M. L. Will
son, national director of the Agri-
cultural Extension Service, said,
'The spiritual development of the
individual is essential to a full,
well-rounded life of service. In this
development, the Christian church
plays a large part. Through the
centuries it has proved source of
strength which has enabled both
youth and adults to meet unfinch-
ingly life's problems. 1t has given
hope to those whose feet have falt-
cred. 1t has helped to renew faith
in their ability to serve and to serve
well. 1t has brought to all whose
hearts are attuned to the Infinite
that inspiration and sense of spirit
ual unity with ones fellow men
that is SO essential to any people in
times of crisis"
All Speaker May 11th
Members of the All club will
meet Tuesday night, May 11th, to
hear Harvey Chada, of the Univer-
sity of Delaware Extension Service,
give an illustrated lecture on the
Control of Garden Insects Fol
lowing the lecture, films of Iran
will he shown. This will be an
open meeting, and any interested
person is invited to attend. The
meeting will be held at the Clayton
school.