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Smyrna times., 1945-10-18
The Smyrna Times
Phone b2,1 SMYRNA. DELAWARE
Phone 52,1

Published Every Thursday Morning by
Z. d. HoFFECKER. Owner and Propri-
etor.
Founded by Robert d. Hoffecker. July g..
1854. Editor and Proprietor until Feb
ruary 10, 1907.
Owned and Published by Robert d. Hoffeck-
er. Jr.. from February 10. 1907 to Decem-
ber "a. 1893.
ADVERTISEMENTS = The Smyrna Times
b the business medium not only for the
town 1t represents. but fer the outlying
district of which II is the center, EN-
bracing the towns of Clayton, Kenton,
Cheswold. Townsend. Leipsic. &C. A rate
of so cents per inch an insertion charged
for transient advertising. Season or
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on application. For Sale, For Rent,
Lost and Found advertisements occupy
Inc one inch space or less. a minimum
charge of so cents per insertion. In
aemoriam articles. 10 cents per line per
isSuA.
THE SMYRNA TIMES is an Independent
paper devoted to the welfare of the town
1t represents and the State Of which II
Il a part. It also gives the items of
Importance of the Eastern Shore of
Maryland.
Entered at the Post Office at Smyrna, Del
aware. as Second Class matter.
Subscription price. s1.50 per year, strictly
In advance.
Smyrna times., 1945-10-18

George Roe, son of the late Prof.
Herman Roe, has secured a good
paying position in Scranton, Pa,
and assumed the duties of his new
position a week ago. Mrs. Roe is
expected to go there.
Smyrna times., 1945-10-18

REPORT OF CONDITION OF
THE CLAYTON BANK AND TRUST
COMPANY" of Clayton in the State of
Delaware at the close of business on
September 2s, 1916.
ASSETS
Loans and discounts .......S 90,S37, ,22
United States Government obli-
cations, direct and guaranteed 512,I99. 80
Other bonds. notes. and deben-
lures Z4,SSS.3O
Corporate stocks (including none
stock of Federal Reserve BankJ 1.5s7.22
Cash. balances with other banks,
including reserve balances, and
cash items in process of collec-
tion ....:. ,.;;. 258,4sO.O7
Bank premises owned S1,72S.17,
furniture and fixtures s177.9S 1,906.1O
Total Assets ......... ....... ss.sOs.71
LIABILITIES
Demand deposits of individuals,
partnerships, and corporations 542, .5S
Time deposits of individuals,
partnerships, and corporations 271.5SO.SS
deposits OF States and political
= subdivisions .;....... -. 12,4S6.74
Other deposits Certified and Of
GERS GERS checks. etc., .;.:.... 1,4sS.40
Total Deposits -. 1927. 7.545.10
Other liabilities ...... ........ 1,S22.79
Total Liabilities mot includ-
ing subordinated obligations
shown below ...... ...... 9,367.s9
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
Capitals ........ ...... ....... $4,000. 90
surplus ...... ........ $685.. 21,500.00
Undivided profits. ...... ....... 4,040.S2
Reserves land retirement account
for preferred capitaD ........ 100000
Total Capital Accounts ..... 6O.54O.s2
Total Liabilities and Capital
ann Accounts ...:... 49,. -. sSs. s.sOS.71
sThis banks capital consists of
common stock with total par
value of s25.000.00.
MEMORANDA
Secured and preferred liabilities:
Deposits preferred under provi-
sions of law but not secured by
pledge of assets ...... .... 647.99 |
Total ...... $500. 647.99
On date of report the required
legal reserve against deposits
of this bank was ........... 92.129.sS
Assets reported above which were
eligible as legal reserve amount
ed 10 ................ 258,490.07
l. HERMAN N. SEVIL. Cashier, of the
above-named bank, do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true, and that it
fully and correctly represents the true state
of the several matters herein contained
and set forth, to the best of my knowledge
and belief.
HERMAN N. SEVIy-
Correct.-Attest:
M. E. MOFFETT,
JOHN w. ATTTX,
c. S. CLEMENTS,
Directors.
State of Delaware. County of Kent, S.:
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
10th day of October, 1916, and | hereby
certify that am not an officer or director
of this bank.
LAWRENCE R. MOORE,
:, Notary Public
Ny commission expires April 10th. 1949.
Smyrna times., 1945-10-18
FALL MEETING OF w. S. C. S.
Members From All Over District


to Attend Meeting at Georgetown
Miss Mary Lou Barnwell of New
York City, in charge of Urban
Work for the Woman's Division of
Christian Service will be the after
noon speaker at Georgetown on
Tuesday, October % when the Wo-
mans Society of Christian Service
meets. Mrs. G.. Marshall Town
send, president of Dover District,
will preside over the two sessions
which will be attended by members
from all over the district. Mrs.
William H. Dievler of Philadelphia,
in charge of organization and pro-
motion work for the Northeastern
Jurisdiction will speak to the wo-
men in the morning, giving pertin-
ent advice on the work of the So
ciety. Present also will be Rever-
end Perry c. Hanson, a missionary
who has done evangelical and or
ganization work in Shantung Prov
ince in China. Mrs. Thomas c..
Mulligan and Mrs. John Shilling
will have charge of devotions for
the day. There will be an election
of officers and they will be INSTALL
ed by the District Superintendent,
DIR. Thomas G. Mulligan. Lunch
con will be served by the Society
of the Wesley Church where the
meeting will take place. vReser-
,vations may be made with Miss
Lila Carey. The meeting for all
members in the District will begin
at ten o'clock.
Smyrna times., 1945-10-18
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., 1945-10-18
LETTE RS
TO THE EDITOR

Guam, M. I.
Oct. 8, 1945.
Smyrna times., 1945-10-18

Ntt -'~s -
Oct. 8, 1915
Dribbles:
Dear Sir:
Just received the Smyrna Times
of Aug. 30 and was very glad to
hear from Smyrna as that is what
I call the Times, a letter from
home.
I read it over and over about A
or times. This is the second copy
I have received from the 31st of
May.
was glad to hear from the old
home town and to find out how all
are making out. I am sitting here
trying to listen to the 5th game of
the world series. 1t is now 2:30
p. m. We listen to the radio very
much but don't enjoy anything
as much as 1 do the Smyrna Times.
Yesterday 1 had the privilege of
listening to the Delaware State
College football game. 1 enjoyed
it very much. L also wrote a let
ter to Walter Brown as I saw his
address in the Times. Well, here's
hoping you will list my change of
address as follows:
Alfred Roy Mace, S 1c
Camp Lee, N. S. D.
No. 926 (Fuel Div.)
C Fleet Post Office
San Francisco, California
Please give my regards to the
gang; also to the gang at Sans
and Checker Inn.
Hoping to see or hear from you
all soon, a friend from Smyrna
Roy.
P. S.: If you know any other
boys from home that may be on
Guam, please put their addresses
in The Times.
Smyrna times., 1945-10-18

Industry's wartime password
UNIT" (Job Methods Training),
which has eliminated thousands
of needless twists, turns and time
consuming movements on Amer
ica's production lines, is finding
wider horizons these days.
With the exodus from assembly
lines to kitchens, industry trained
women are finding UNIT" the
answer to toilsome, troublesome
kitchen duties. Conscious of the
fact that every step and scrub
Smyrna times., 1945-10-18

Every time you get your pay,
buy Bonds and Stamps for the U.
S. A
Smyrna times., 1945-10-18

saved will leave time for more
pleasant activities, women are
casting scrupulous glances around
the kitchen.
One reconverted housewife re-
centl.- came through with this
suggestion: tile surface for the
stove storage space. Being heat
resistant, tile weathers any tenn
perature, affords a sanitary, easi-
ly cleaned interior for the stove.
There's no more rust accumula-
ting on her pots and pans these
days.
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Change of
Address
OF THOSE IN THE
ARMED FORCES


ARMED FORCES
Pvt. Clarence r. O'Neal
A. S. N. 42192881
Co. H, 20th Inf.
A. P. o. 6, 20 Postmaster
San Francisco, California
Pvt. William Conner
A. S. N. 42191705
Hdq. Co Base M
APO 20, C o Postmaster
San Francisco, California
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Cassablanca, F. M.
Dear Dribbles :


guess you think I have forgot
ten you because it has been so long
since last wrote you. I have been
busy and kept putting it off now
until tonight, so I thought I would
write you a few lines to let you
know 1 am still well and OK and
still able to write. l am still read
ing your column in the paper every
week and enjoy it more every day
because it helps to keep me in
touch with the local boys and girls
that are still in the service. /
guess our time is coming and we
will all be back home soon, 1 hope
I met Sgt. James LeCompte one
night here on his way home. Del
aware is fine place, one of the
best of the 48 States.
See you one of these days, I
hope.
Cpl. Louis D. Hurd
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-01

VIII ... wv IN I'jIl y |
cues - MRS LOUISE lANE
e. las NNrda, rrrriYe
DR. PAULCOFNFIIY ~ Wash.
'ngtor y c facul,, ~eubcr -
Houard urverH'v vas ho'c
recently rs fs'hc, VsS 40
snd N the hospital for surgery
jas, heard iha' HATTIE
HCLHCRT { mother ysssed away
this morning ~ heart attack
Ssa her last nI-ht while VISIT
;rE here Sne .s ne WIDOW ~
ne ate Rev "A ~ Crane who paS
pastor ~ {, John CMF cru,t
Ms CRANE Viii 10 buried
from t7cfe this Fr.day ~ pm.
THF L>MPODaS GLIB n
OMEGA PSI PHI Nl' prc.
son CAMPUS RFVEIRY
on Sunday Scptembcr , 2, Rouge
Pax All ~ NO fra'S and
to'o'l'Ie> are expected 90 psrrel-
rs'e They Wll roast VlcncrS
sins sorority and fraternity
ton:s play Games. etc TIE
committee Is headed bv JAMES
ALLEN JR GEORGE BROWN
ana HOWARD SIMS
J. s their ides - revive the college
srirl' ard "a give real glimpse
~ campus he and give the
locs' goods and lads = chance 10
participate ~ campus life It's
n De lnvita,ional and bids arc even
now IN the mails go.
SUE AND Ed billiard Of
Cleveland o.. with their pretty
dau eh,er go. BARBARA JEAN
. and BEN AND VIRGIE
RROWNLFY are enroutc 10
their home IN Cleveland from
an extended visit in ldlewild
MARJORIE STEW S-WII.-
LlAMS &C., has the most uniuue
wedding band 60. broad 80. like
the old fashioned ones -. but
made ~ fne flieree work and
sc, with diamonds and rubles.
And folk we're agog 60. over
MRS c p WOODSON lovely
frock &C.,. ~ social affair over
. made o. softest real silk 60. in
. lovely shade ~ salmon &C.. with
bizarre print and very glanorous
SIDE drape 90.
LAHORE PORTS -. has some
thing very interesting M her sleeve
now that she has COTTON The &C.,.
HORE SHOW out ~ her hair 49,.
She rlsns mammoth fashion re-
Nue and cabaret party 70
be held Al the pavilion 2, SPRING
HILL FARM now that there is
no ratlonIng ~ gasoline II
should catch on Twill he about
the latter part ~ Sep,emher
BARBARA IVY Is IN Chicago
/. for ton day visit before school
opens next week e.. Wrote us the
cu'eSt card o..
PFC. HARRY CLaRY JR is
home with his dad 4ficr lone
sieGe overseas II France and
Belglum and other parts ~ the
European theatre Was = prs
oner ~ war and Vii be there for
t1lrty days
John R NO ORE Of {,
lous ono ~ the propr,etors "
the FAMOUS DOOR m t1a' c4,v
with DOROTHY AND
WO' RIDGE MITCHELL 500
In Detroit SIGHTS
MARY AGNES DAVIS hor
tIs'er DORA MILLER PFNICK
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Sorors Feted
By Trade Assn.
AT League Bldg

Visiting sorors OF the lota Phi
Lambda sorority here for a
workshop conference. were hon
ored al an informal party Satur-
day night bv the Booker T. Wash
ington Trade Association.
Edward Davis. chairman Of the
affair. greeted the visitors and
guests who arrived AZ the Urban
League between the hours Of 10
and o'clock
MESDAMES GONZELLA Por-
ter and Edward Davis assisted at
the beautifully appointed table
and kept the guests supplied with
punch.
We had an opportunity 10 meet
a few Of the national officers. They
included charming Mrs. Lola NJ.
Parker, national president from
Chicago: Mrs. Lucille B. Culpep-
per, Columbus. Ohio. second vice.
president; Theodosia B. Skinner.
northern regional director. and
Alice p. Allen, national dean OF
pledges.
IN THE RECEPTION hall ~
The Urban League. tables were ar
ranged for various games which
occupied the guests
GlimpSed among the guests and
visitors were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Mcintyre. Miss Carrie Howell.
John Dancv. William Porter. Mr..
and Mrs Edward Davis. Mrs c..
Howard and Mr.. and Mrs. Berry
Gordy.
Others included Mr. and Mrs
VI X. Fritz. MIR and Mrs David
Brown. Edith Thomas. Younas.
town. Ohio; Mrs. Ethel Green
Washington, ID c.: Mrs Fuchisa
/ Miller Chicago: Mr.. and Mrs
Ward. BirminGham Jean Scott
Pittsburgh: Mrs BavlisS. PITTS.
burgh guests Of the John r. vii.
llamsl: Mr. and Mrs. George Por-
ter. John Smith. Fannie Small
Mr.. Wade. executive secretary n,
the Trade Association. Miss Max.
me RroyleS, O, |. Lucas. Mrs. q.
+ T Williams, Of Georgia, and
scores OF others.
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church by the bishop when the
appointments were made.
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Mrs. Edna Bell
Fetes Albanian
Nv XIXIENNE

Lawana Davis-Wilcox was the
honoree at an afternoon party
given by vivacious Edna Bell Sat-
urday AT the latter's home on Nc
Pherson.
Lawana is visiting her parents
and relatives here. At present
she resides in Atlanta, Ga. The
hostess and the honoree were
classmates AT Spelman college.
where both graduated.
Edna had an especially attrac-
tive table centered with two blue
candles on each end of low vase
OF flowers.
AFTER THE luncheon. preceded
by cocktails. the guests played
contract bridge and Jingle bingo
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SOUTHWEST DETROIT

s. Paul AME church of South
west Detroit was h.gh,y honored
last week 20 bc hos, 10 the 59th
annual session " me Michigan
annual conference. Southwest De-
trot feli proud 20 have such 2
noted parsonage as tho Ri ht Rev
erend John Andrew Gregg. bishop
OF the fourth EpiScopa district in
Their midst Bishop Gregg IS a
great srlrltua' leader, an author
and world Traveller.
Some Of ne n ghhshtS ~ the
conference of Aug - 20 Is were
Rev J \ DornS preached The an
nIal sermon Tuesday night Day
services we're OF business ma
turc Wednesday n.ght. welcome
addresses we're made IN behalf Of
he q hcgcn, boards and cholrs of
the church Although Mavor Ed
ward J JctiricS and Gov Harry F.
Kelly were unable 10 appear, A.
dcrmau Wright came as the gov
eruurS representative and gave a
very interesting talk.
THURSDAY. REV. II l. p.
Jones preached the missionary
sermon. ST stephens ushers and
choir. and Quinn Chapel choic
rendered songs. Friday. Ebenezer
churCh's ushers were in charge
and their senior choir rendered
songs This was educational night
and one Of the most interesting
sessions of-the conference DR.. l..
Stewart dean Of Wilbcrforce. was
ore OF the speakers Of the eve
nIns D. Stewart held the audi
Cncc Spell-boInd when nc gave a
mind picture of tNc church he
would build n T. were possible
Saturday. Junior uShcrS " 81
Paul we're IN charge \, the 7
o'clock session the laymen Spon-
>orcd an ora'orl,al contest. Sun
day morning. uSherS OF Allen
Temple were N charge AZ the
sunday evening services appoint
mentS made were read The con-
ference was great success. Rev
s 6 Harris. pastor Of St Paul
AME church. was sent back 10 his
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MzzMzzzz1
BY GLADYS

Mrs. LEE WILLIAMS sister of the hero OF war.
-. CAPT. CHARLES THOMAS. .. was hostess last
weekend AZ cocktail party honorng friend whose
birthday i, was. =. MRS. RANONNE TRAYLOR was the
honored friend The affair held the home OF the
WlLl.lAMSES on Philadelphia Avenue. e..
In addition 20 CAPTAIN THOMAS. others who attend
cd were .. 1T ARTHUR WARD here on leave from
Goldman field MR.. AND MRS. NJ h FRITZ HER
RERT BATES .. ALICE THOMAS 49,. MRS. IT LA
GRIMES MRS. HERBERT BATES JAMES
GRIMES LEE WILLIAMS MR. AND MRS. GER
SHlON ROERjCk 49,. MIR AND MRS. FRANK BELL.
NELMA FARROW MR. AND MRS. JAMES DODDS
:. Mr.. AND MRS. HERMAN MOSEIN 49,. MRS LIN
ME- HARRIS Mr. AND MRS CHARLES WELLS 49,.
ROMANO JOHNS IT. AND MRS TELFORD Dun
CAN 49,, ElNICE WEBB MR.. AND MRS. HOLDEN
EVANS MRS. 6. MORGAN AND CARTER. 49,.
1T. AND MRS WILLIAM d. THoMpkI>s uhe
former LAHORE DAVIS d.. have a fine baby boy born
to them August % in Ypsani. .. He 10 be call
20 WILLIAM JR and tipped the scales at birth six
pounds and ten
MABEL BOWMAN here from New York ... for a visit
with GWENDOlNN THOMPSON &c.. was breakfast
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,ail frock ~ black black plat
fnrr Shoes black c-ln''e'S with
rod tops md q SIMPLY ,oo-too
pe'i'o c0s eau = white lace with
NccbS - sequln>
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THE SENIOR CHOIR.

THE SENIOR CHOIR. the cho-
raj choir and the gospel chorus Of
First Baptist church went over the
TOP ~ their program that vas pre-
sented to the members and friends
last Sunday night, Aug 2s The
program vas in the form ~ a
rainbow wedding. or course. this
was a mock wedding in every
sense Nevertheless, the bride
raising the largest amount Of
money got married The bride
having the most beautiful gown
was presented with a bouquet
Mrs NarCiSSuS FRIDAY brought IN
the LARGEST amount Of money. and
Mrs Ethe' Jones received the bou-
quct OF flowers.
As this vas a rainbow fashion
wedding. there were brides wear
mo costumes Of ~ wears AGO
brides OF today and bride Of 10
years from now Mrs Sual Tavior
Was the bride OF 81 years ago. Lit
lie DeloriS Wheeler. daughter OF
I
bride Of 10 years hence. All OF
the ladies were BEAUTIFULLY
goWned. Other brides we're Mrs
Ruby Gatewood. Mrs. Mamie Fra
ger and Mrs NarciSsus FIR d ay.
bridesmaids were Mrs Lola Erie
son. Mrs. l.. Carter. Miss Susie
Jones. Mrs Ethel Jones, Miss All
leen Perry, Mrs. Mathilda Riley.
MIS- Lillian Tate. Mrs Binnee
Mitchell. Mrs. Sailie Brown. Mrs
Fannie Everett. Miss 6. Riley and
Mrs G. Riley II was indeed
beautiful program FLETCHER Bos-
Ton rendered 4 solo The church
Mas filed 10 capacity.
THE FIRST BAPTIST church
and It's senior choir were guests
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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER l, 1915

Prize winners we're Vivienne
Cooper. Many Pope and Marse
Lehman. first. second and BOBBY
in bridge. Jennie Partee and Clos
telle Paige won first and second,
in bingo. The honoree was pre-
sented with a leather case fitted
with Elmo cosmetics by the host
ess.
Young matrons present were
Marge Lehman. Lucille Chapman,
Frances Burton. Jennie Psrtee,
Clotelle RoSemond-Paige. Esther
LAMAR, Joyce White. Nancy Pope
and Katherine Poole.
Mrs. Bell was assisted by her
mother. Mrs. Jessie Kyle, and Mrs.
julius Hannah. her aunt.
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THE MISSIONARY SOCIETY

or the Shiloh Baptist church next
AZ the home Of Mrs Gertrude Dor
Sey. 200 Westminster. Wednesday.
The Shoe Rally %aS concluded with
$50 30 beiHg reported a, the final
count. Following the adjournment
NJ the business session. repaSt
VAS served by the hostess. Mrs.
Hattie Dodd is president Of the
club.
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THE FIRST BAPTIST church
and It's senior choir were guests
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of the Rev s. a. Scott OF Messiah
Baptist church, last Sunday after
noon. II MAS Rev. SCOTS ninth
anniversary at Messiah Rev. Ma
thanlel Jackson preached the an
nNerSary sermon.
Scoe Cannon, prominent civic
leader Of thus vicinity, left last
week for An extended vacation
Before returning, Mr.. Cannon viii
have VISITED his brother. Haseal
Cannon IN Charlotte, y. C, and
relatives and friends IN Pomaria,
s. G.. and Columbia. 6. c Mr..
Cannons home is on Copeland
street.
Pvt Abe Cohen is home on
2l-day Through from his camp AT
/ Fort Lewis, Wash Pvt and Mrs.
Cohen viii 20 to Philadelphia.
Pa to visit their mother and SIS
tiers.
MISS ROY MAE ADAMS and
Ms Dorothy Hawkins left Sdtur-
day for an indefinite stay in Chi
Cago.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Raincs. Of 6
SoNaY street. moved mo Their
beautiful ana spacious new home
Al 500 S Solvay. last week. Mr..
Ranes is one Of the prominent
business men OF this locality
Their home is one Of the show
! places % the community. Mrs.
Mary RaineS has two brothers in
the city visiting in the persons of
John w. McCrary. OF Atlanta, Ga,
and Joseph McCrary, from Tai
bottom. Ga They are the sons Of
Mr. and Mrs William McCrary.
While visiting in the city. they
are the house guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs william McCrary.
The Jolly Ten Social club met
AT the home OF Mrs. Lula Floyd
on s Solvav street last Monday
evening This club is sponsoring
4 picnic 10 Elizabeth Park on La
Dor Day Mrs Louineve Brown is
pres dent, and Mrs. Catherine
Summers Is secretary of the club
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1T. AND MRS DEAN Y. MOHR
President And Wife
Reception Honorees

All graduates and former stu
Ien'S of Selma university are in
vited 10 attend the reception 20
be glrcn Sept 10 ny the local Sci
ma club AZ tho home OF Mr.. and
Mrs T.. l.. Snedley, 1926 28th
street.
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SEEK RED CROSS WORKERS

WASHINGTON-(ANP) - The
demand for additional personnel
and replacement will make 1t nee
eSsary for us 10 continue our pro-
gram Of recruitment indefinitely"
Jesse O. Thomas, assistant TO the
chairman of the American REQ
Cross. said last week.
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Aid Rural Pastors

RALEIGH. y. AMP Shaw
university viii begin Sept. Is a
special extension training program
for rural ministers and church
workers.
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roG tops and SIMPLY ioo-too
pe''o c-s eau = white lace with
NcckS - ,equn>
AND NOI HAVE NEVER heard
ANYTHING e. funny 49, MARIE
iONES drams'i7a'ion ~ nor trip
20 California rcccNf,v With no
hor'n and hor s,ra'cclc way
- ,ccurno ONO finally.
ALBERTA RAMON. Nhom
40 had soon btp mo- mot untl last
Sunday urht has tho cutcst
li'''c Dcrt features
DOROTHY AND IuCKS viii
"atr.ol,'c At WAYNE UNI
VFRSITN for tcr masters degree
THIS Scptcmbcr
Ncc - NJ, HENDRICKS 20
NrIte us from Btclv while on
Ner vacation Saws there were
lot ~ Detrol'crs iNere DR.
AND MIS- WILLIAM howard
ATTY AND MRS CECIL
FOWLETTE MYRTLE SEA
BROOKS The JOHN r WILL
LlAMSFS and others
II lc' and Mrs Joseph c Jen-
Et4S became the narents ~ 2 seven
sPound bow Al the Ford Hospital
SUNDAY He has been y am Cd
Joseph Charles. y His DADDY viii
come from Seattle. where he is
stationed 10 mcct 'hc newcomer
1T AND MRS DEAN ". MOHR
are bu-llv paCkn7 baae for Soc
ond honeymoon following his rc-
turn from I'alv after serving 20
months with Inc 332ud Fighter
group 1t Nohr arrived Saturday
and took his wife by comnlotc sur
prise. The itinerary Of the Mohrs
Will include Niagara Falls. Nash
vile. TuskeGee. and Waco. Texas
He will rerort 10 San Antonio late
next month
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THE RECEPTION

President and Mrs William II
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a problem, similar to today, con-
fronted the Army. The garrison
post finally was ordered elsewhere
despite protests of Carlisle towns
folk.
The War Department, however
in 1875 opened the Indian Indus
trial School at the barracks. which
continued until 1918. 1t was here
that Jim Thorpe and other In
dian athletes made Carlisle famous
in athletic annals.
General Hospital 81 was installed
at the barracks after the closing of
the Indian school and two years
later the Medical Field Training
School came into existence.
Thousands Trained There.
Thousands of officers from all
States were graduated from the
school before and during World
War II.
Maj. Gen. Norman Kirk, Army
Surgeon General, however, holds this
hope to those interested in the his
toric barracks:
ut is the understanding of this
Office that plans of the War De-
partment include continued use Of
the reservation of Carlisle by COM
parable training activities"