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Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-28
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
No. 1915
ESTATE OF THOMAS J. V

ESTATE OF THOMAS j. WILL
LIAMS, DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given by the
uncersigned, M. D. ZINN, as admin
istrator of the estate Of Thomas j.
williams, deceased, to the creditors
of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, that
within six months after the first
publication of this notice they either
file them with the necessary vouch-
ers in the office of the Clerk of the
Superior Court of the State of Cali
ornia, in and for the County of I'M
perial, or exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers to the said M.
D. Zinn, as administrator Of said
estate, at 207 Bank of America Bldg,
Ell Centro, California, the same be-
ing the place for the transaction of
the business Of the said estate in the
County OF Imperial, State of Cali
tornia.
Dated at Ell Centre, California,
this 26 cay Of February, 1915.
M. D. ZINN,
Administrator of the Es-
tate Of
T. j. WILLIAMS, Deceased.
mo. 3D (F28-M7-14-2D
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-28

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. %. UP)
Individual employees of the Pa
fic Gas 81 Electric company We'd
nesday notified Secretary of Labor
Frances Perkins they intend to strike
at the enc of 80 days to enforce
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-28
DOG JUMPED WITH FLIER

FORT WAYNE, Ind, FEB. %.
CUP)-Two-year-old cocker spaniel,
Ace, is back Ia r-.s country with
his master, F/O George Arnold, aft
er both were reported missing in ac-
ton. The dog anc' his master had to
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-28
Poor Digestion? G1 {. :.
Headachy? 90
Sour or Upset? 90
Tired-ListIess? %

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Don't depend on artificial aids to
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ture's own order. Take Carter's Little
Liver Pills as directed. Get them ut any
drugstore. Only 25f.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-28
maH in knpfr1t 11un
4rr5ptt untgrht

Wtit dngltlider 5orge pflegen ii6
Die WtenIfen por leoer Anl nltedung uno
@rtranflng ibre5 2eihcs gu bitten.
slber nit erltounliHcr @eiGtfertigfcit
uno llnuttiomfeit Icteu oieielben
Wtenlden taJlid ibre Seele Ger Ser.
Ieudung unO @eFGbrOung aus: iie
laiien 1pablloS un0 iorglo5 fre1n0e
@eoonfen, @efiible uno 93ei5e ouf it6
1Dtrfen, Don Oenen Tie nidt mi1Ien,
OBJ lie &eben ooer Sob in ibr SSnne.
res trogen. ltno ite itn0 ser irrigen
Wteinung, OaB cS in ibrer W3oft 1te.
be, bernad 81 entld)ei0cn, Oh iic }iO
frelDllltg olele in lie eingegangeneu
@eoonten, 8efiible un0 Hci5e 81 ei=
gen maiden 1DoIlen ODER nidt. 2l6cr
gelltlge Inltefungen iino :peit &C.
fabrl;ber ul5 leiblid)e &roufbcit5tei-
me; BON f0rpcrlider Snfeftion indt
ltb lcoer 10 raid Die m0gli0 5u be-
frelen; 0od Gem, Der geiltige &ronfs
beltsteime in 1td oufgenommcn bat,
tonn e3 unOe1icben5 geiheben, ooB er
Sult Guran elrpfinoet uno lie mic Gu
men Oe5 0ltten biitet, Bis er ooron
5ugruroe gebt.
S0lllcnOt unO Eull1enoe ron 8ii=
Gern merOen bel1tc nbne ernlt!iIe
Frilfung geleIen, oh iie 8ute5 oOer
S6leGteS entDnlten, obnc l(uterldei=
Dung, ob lie fiir hus @cbcnaoltrr, ncn
Stono unO geruf Ser eill5clren Se-
lcr poIlen. Ofan lieit aus 3eitoer-
treib, I'M oie ginblloung5fruft nit
interrliol1tcn 9ilOern uno obcntcucr=
lihen Wtihid1te1 81 nGbren. @ie BE
&utOcr ibr Spitl5eu0 bel leitelegrn,
I'M mlnOerloine Morden on5uboren,
10 miro bel uiclen Crpudlencn aus
Neriel5en fin0iihen 9eugieroc oo5
Se'cn oft 5ur SciOenlOnft, 5uc unln6=
Blgen Begicrhe, Sen cigcncn trdgcu
8ci1t nit sen Ginbilouugen rtuo Gpr=
Itellungen nnOerer 3u erg0ten. Sic
lelen nld]t, i'm ibrc &erntnille unH
SebcnSerfobrlln9en 81 cr1peiter11, lon=
Deru aus bcDoglitem, trallmriibem
0fiibiggung. oft uuh in Der ybliht,
mcuigltcn5 i'm 0eilte 1lno in @efii6-
len GcrbGltnllic unO SorfpnunniI1e
3ll erlcben, Sic ibncn in @irfliGfc!t
perIagt lino.
Giele iiberrci5en olrrh Gicneierci
ibre Bbautoiie bis sur &rontboftig-
felt. Sic BADEN ieltcr gar feline fcitcn
llcber3eugunQen uno 8r1no1d 1dte
nehr, ionoerr lebcn nur in SEN Spr-
lteuungcn rnO @efitblen, bie Tie ee=
ra0e 6urch Die 2eftiire in Iid) aufee-
nommen boben. 3ebrt ridt Gin gro
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-28

betm BupIt am II. MGr5 1910 botte,
lotpie iiber Die 9Iuoten5 oeS ebemoIi.
gen unter>StoatSiefretars Gunner
8elleS 6ei Dem ieitber berItorbenen
&oroinol.S l.Stoot8iefretGr 91igi Wta!
9lione ON is. WGr5 besIelben Sab.
res.
Son Ei6be1trop tpurDe auf eige.
mes 4nIuden bonn 8opIt enlpfongen
uno ~GuBerte it'd in 0ieIer 4u0ien5", ,
bciBt eS in Ser 8roidiire, ufolgenoer.
moGen itber Den &rieg: ,DaB mir Die
len &rieg geDlnnen DerOen, lit Die fe.
lte ueber5cu9ung ni6t MIR OcS 6ib-
rer5, lonOern au6 Die ueber3eugung
BON oht5ig D}iQionen 0eutlGen Oh.
ne 9lu5nabme Ser Siibrer lit in Ser
relollttetiten, entldie0eniten @eile
entIhloiien, Gen 5ieg CUR 8irflid-
telt merben 5u lalien. uno Oa8 gan3e
oeutlde 8olf lit pie er iiber5eltJt, oaB
mir ben &ric0 mobrl6einIi6 nod Dor
GnOe oiele5 Sobre5 Q94OD beenoi-
gen mcrOen. Wir 1ino ser Wteinuna
OoB 6rorfreid unO england inner
bolb zines Sobre5 un5 Inn 6rieOen
bitten 1Deroea. ,"
&oroinol Otoolione ihrieb nod ser
ElH0icn5 nit Neue5: Ser ebrenmer-
tc lFr. @eQe5 frogte MIDI, tDie i6
ubcr Die itallenilhe Sage 0Gtte. SA
ontlp0rtctc, 1oB in SStolien Sic Bc-
uolterl'ng gegen Dem &rieg lit, Bag
je>od) Die GinItelung Wtul1oIini5
n1d)t tlor lel. ST neige OeutIdlonO
}l, ober mon fonnc Dieuei0t ]offen,
| o0B er Don Ter l)teinlug Oe5 8olfe5
@cnnt11l3 nebmen ltno ltd) ri6t IN
eln Abcntcllcr ltitr5en Deroe, in MEL
tDcm Sic itolicnilhcn SntereIien elmer
toNllhelt Oefobr al&5geiett lein mir.
Ben"
@enerfcn2mert iinO ouh Sic
0dllOcrllnge:1 Ser 8rolNiire, Die ser
oer1torbene Graf Boleo35o Giono, ser
ehcnoll8e italicnide 9luBenn1inilter,
ldD 5lllninOeit nit Morten belniibte,
Gtnlicn neutral gu crbolten, nod me-
nlBe 1tonote, bcOor StaIien - ON
~. SSlunl 1910 - Gn9lunA un0
6rnntrcid) oun &rieg erflQrte. Giono
hat IN @elpr1d)en nit Oelgr. 8orgon=
9ini 0l1co, Dem 9IpoItolilhe1t 95unti1r5
III rStolien, rie0erboIt erflQrt, er be-
nlltbe 1id, Stolien neutral 5u crboI=
ten. Sogur noG am 27. W14r3 1910
1n9te Giono 5u Iuca: vSie bQben
telnc Abnlng. 1pieDiel id] geton babe
lmo nod INNER tue", INN SStalien
Dem &rlege fern3ubalten. Giele 9leu-
Berlng Giano5 erfolgte neun Guqc,
nohocn lOoif &itler l,no Wtu11oIini
cine &onferen5 auf Dem 8renner-
EnB obgebaltcn batten.
Ser Iitel ser bonn 8Qtitan her
ollagegebeneu S6rift loutet: v9os
ErieOen5Derf beS 81. Stubl5 uno
SS5talien".
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-28

Sd 6errfe es broudt 4gitatoren,
Sen66oten 6es Ron1nutntsmus, Men'
i6en Die it6 ~umer3ieben" Iafien,
Die mebr ol5 6ie Sflobenbolter jere
bolic1L Die lie in Die 5tIaberei Der.
lfidten. 8orllm? Sir oen, Der ben
&omnunismus fennt, fann Die Nnt'
mort nidt fraglid iein.
8ir boben Die W6odt, ote Mugfnbs
rung Der galta-Bldne 5u Derbinoern,
8ir baben Oie Bflidt, Tie 8u perbin'
bern, Denn Gbriitentum nod ettpas
gilt. Sit eS trieber nottpenoig, oab
Der FapIt Die @rfonmunifution ii5er
Die mooernen Sflapenbolter perbdngt
Die ebeoem (1537) 8aul Ill.,? Son
nad fiinf5iB Subren Elm o116erer
Baplt cine gn5ptlita iGreiben, tpic
SEQ XIII. itber oieIe tiefite 8erirrl1ng
uno leiner SreuOe 9lu5orud geben
ooB Oie 8elt onf1ngt pieoer Drift.
llb 3u 0enfen unO gu banoeln?
g5 lit niht opportlln, fir Oie Wen.
16enre6te Ser 8eliegten ein5utreter
9lber id) balte e5 NIT 2otpeu5 u5ta1'
gas on SreeOom"
~They are slaves Who fear tc
speak
For the fallen and the weak;
! hey are sIaUes tUho dare not be
In the right tUith tUo or three"
gS mar Elm 0eutlder 25nlmigrqnt
Scarf SGur5 QS29-t9O6), Ser mit
oQem Nod)orlf fiir Die 9lufbe6uno
Der Sflaoerei in 9lmerifa f4n1pfte
@o5 Ditroe cr beute idreibeu, nenr
er erlebt batte, OaB o6t5ig Sabre nod
Slncoln5 Grflarung &on0 lmb 8olt
1elner Nater uerlflaut neroen IoI1en
Gr mitroe tpi> oomul5 flare GntI6ei.
Dung for0ern 3Diihen uadUancir7s
c1Ulltzatton and retreating barbar,
ism; betWeen the human conscience
and burning Urong" (SSS. s. Sid,
ter S.Jv ~3oot5 Of Gbonge", g.
254).
E ]. Reichnbcrser,
GIencroSs, S..Dak.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-28

&ie plmocrbor lit hos, mas
NON bonn fl. @crnborOu5 cr5Gblt! Gr
Aottc Sen @Dn1nu5 rSolpc Wl1noi
SGlltt0rc" 1cpicttrt. 9Il5 er Oiclcr
DIR c'nem &ru5ifirbilO fr1iecno bette
tc lu1o ppr 2lcbe5brltnlt gang ent5iift
NOR, "a l6Ite Scr gcfreu5igte grl0ivr
ocIne betocn SGnOe pon &rcu5e ab,
ltrcdtc lie 0e9en @eruhorou5 ans,
unflng i'm Nun1it ouf's Iiebreidyitc,
oriidte i'm OIL Scin @er5 uno Seinc
hlutiDc Scitr ln0 iprod inn frelm0-
Iit 3u: ~Srinfe, 8crnbarouS!" llno
VernhorouS bnt getrltrfen uno lci-
mem Wfun0 nit Dem rotten Sdft gon5
angcfarbt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-28
Err Nl. 5tuhl unn
9taltrnB Artrgapnltttk

&ie oie v9lli. BreB" meIOet, bat
rorleBte Wod)e Der 8otifan in elmer
ocbt5ebu Seiteu ltorfen 8rolGiire, in
Der Die 8en1iibungen De5 81. Stub-
les Inn Jernboltl1ng Stoliens bonn
&riege ifi55iert lin0, oie Gntbiuunq
genrnd)t oaB Baplt BiuS XII. per.
lonllh in einem 8riefe bonn "a.
April 1910 en- 8enito W}u1Ioltni OBJ
pelliert bat, vllnlerem uno SSbrem
&onoe Elm Iol6 groBe5 ltngIiif g1
erlpnren".
Ser 8riei mar olio ni6t go13 3tpei
Wonote Dor Dem @intritt StoIiens in
ben &ricg geiduie6en poroen.
Sic NntDort WtuIlolnii5 erfol1te
eds Gage lpater. Sic ent6ielt Sic
grldrung: ~Soute Stolien morgen
gu ben @affen greifen, 10 miro es fir
1eoerlnann ionnenflor iein, roB Sic
gbre uno 0ie Gorge fiir Die 3ufunft
o1es unbeotngt Don ibm foroern ner.
oen."
Yer Nl1ce beba1ptete, Die @e-
lfldte Der STRIDE babe ge5eigt, OoB
o1ele 1td} nie!nuIs gu Der Sornel Ell.
neS 6rieoen5 linn ieben Breis" Der.
ltonoen babe. zines u6rieoens obne
@ere9tigfeit" zines Srieoens, ser
oo5 S6idial oes italienilden 8olfes
in nldt wieoergut51nto9enoer @eiie
tompromittic~en fo1tte.
am 13. 0toi, nidt gon3 einen N}o.
not Dor Der &riegserHGrung SSta-
liens, beiBt e5 in Der 8rol6iire, tell.
te Dino Ilficri, Der neuernanrte ito.
llenllbe 8elanote fir Berlin, Sem
Yoplte init. Ufuiiolini iei tpegen 0c5
acknowledgements, oos Der 8opit
an Die He3ierung Der JtieoerlouOe
no6 erfolgter 0el1tlder sSnoulion ge-
rldtet botte, ~gerei5t". 9llfieri ser
ltallenllhe 8otldofter bern 81.
Stubl 9elpelen mar, mar oanrols
belm Foplt III abiGieosouoieu5. Ser
Baplt babe norouf geonttportet, cr
babe BLOB Ieine Bflidt geton, uuo
babe gelogt: ~8ir fiir6ten uns uitt
e1n1nal oopor, in ein &on5entration55.
lager 9e'didt 5lt meroen."
gSeltere vgliiben0e 8or1teuunQcu"
5ugunItcn oe5 5rie0enS fiir SStoIcn
mnNte Der Noplt 0ent &0niJ giftor
emanuel uno Ser &onigin ge0eniiber,
ais olele an 81. Sunuar 1889 i'm
Satlton elnen 9elu6 obItotteten, uuo
Damn obermals, alS Ser 8aplt am %.
SaHuor 1889 i'm Nuirinal eincn No
JUDI mobte.
Sn Der 9roi1iire miro Oorqcton,
OoB Dem Gottfan beIonoerS >c5bo!b
an Der @rbaltung oes 5rieoens 0ele=
gen 1eln ml&bte, 1peil Ser 8Qtlfan i'm
&rte9Sfou in cine i61pierige 2ogc 9c-
rotten nulBte. uSolange SStalien i'm
'Srleoen perharrt bdtte, tpiir>cn lie
Serblnoungen Der fatbolil0en g4eIt
nit tbrem Wtittelpuntt audi tr0t ocS
&r1eges nit elmer getpiilen Norn1oli-
tat nelter funftionert bo6en." Ser
ner ober mar ii6 Der Baplt 1ebr mobl
betpuBt, ooB "ein sstalien, oo5 in
puroeooller Neutrolit6t 'ocrborrte,
Der Sade oes Jrieoens unter Sen
Soltern pertooue 9ienlte bdtte lei.
iten fonnen".
gie 8roldiire berid,tet oud iiber
Ole NuOten5. Die Der oeuti6e Aubenr
mln1lter Soa6im bon Hibbentrop
Smyrna times., 1945-08-09
By JEAN MERRITT
Heinz Home Institute

Line pie plate 1pith-
Pastry for 9-inch pie crust.
Pour in raisin filling. Cover with
top crust or crisscross strips of
pastry, and bake in hot oven
(42SF.) for 80 to IS minutes, or
until crust is nicely Drowned.
Serves 6.
Raisin Nut Pie
Combine, then let simmer until "a
cup liquid remains
"a cup water
II cups seeded or seedless raisins.
Add
l tablespoon cider vinegar
l tablespoon butter or margarine
V cup chopped walnuts.
Cool slightly.
Mia, then stir into raisir,-apalnu.
MIXTURE
2s cup sugar
l tablespoon flour
IA teaspoon salt.
Line pie plate aoith-
Pastry for 8-inch pie crust.
Fill pastry-lined pie pan with
raisin mixture, cover with top crus
or lattice strips. Bake pie in a very
hot oven (4500F) for 10 minutes
then lower heat to a moderated,
hot oven (3750F.) and bake 25 min
utes longer. Serve slightly warm
Oregon Chess Pie
Cream, alntil light and fluffy
" cup shortening
l cup sugar.
Add
"a teaspoon salt.
Add, one at time, beating tpell
after each addition
3 eggs.
Stir in
l cup nuts, coarsely chopped
/ cup seedless raisins.
Add
" teaspoon vanilla.
Pour into pie shell. Bake in a
moderate oven (350'F.) for 40 min
utes. Serve cool or cold.
Smyrna times., 1945-08-09
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
Report of Church Services Fo,
Next Sunday

First Cnuren OF Christ. Scientist
Wilmington, at Park Place and
Van Buren Street: morning service
IL a. M. Sunday School IL a. m,
Christian Science Society, Milford,
meets at Grange Hall: Morning
service II a. M: Sunday School IL
a. M, also meets first Wednesday
evening of each month at 8 p. m.
Subject for Sunday, August IL is:
spirit" Golden Text: 1 Cor. 2:
IL. What man knoweth the things
of a man, save the spirit of man
which is in him? even so the
things of God knoweth no man, but
the Spirit of God. A Bible cita-
tion from the lesson-sermon is:
Matt. 16: 13, 16. When Jesus came
into the coasts of Caesarea Philip
pi, he asked his disciples, saying,
Whom do men say that 1 the Son
of man am? And Simon Peter
answered an said, Thou art the
Christ, the Son of the living God.
A correlative passage from the
Textbook" Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures" by Mary
Baker Eddy is: Up. 1873: 6-15). 1t
was now evident to Peter that
divine Life, Truth, and Love, and
not a human personality, was the
healer of the sick and a rock, a
firm foundation in the realm of
harmony. On this spiritually sci
entific basis Jesus explained his
cures, which appeared miraculous
to outsiders. He showed that dis
eases were cast out neither by cor
poreality, by materia medica, nor
by hygiene, but by the divine
Spirit, casting out the errors of
mortal mind. The supremacy of
Spirit was the foundation on which
Jesus built.
Smyrna times., 1945-08-09
Popular Raisin Pies

When the snow-blanket covers
the earth, and ice-crusted limbs
glisten like a diamond necklace in
the pale rays of winter sun, that's
the time folks like their eating hale
and hearty. Stout food that will
encase the ribs with warmth and
comfort-savory food that gives lip
smacking satisfaction, and leaves a
trail of mellow flavor as it descends
to stoke the inner man.
Days like this, it's time to serve
a real, old-fashioned raisin pie: A
f1aky pan of golden crust bearing
within its tender walls the fragrant
raisin filling. A pie like that is
mamma to the heart and soul of man.
And it refurbishes his flesh as well.
A mouth-melting crust, as fragile
as breath of air the honeyed
juices of the raisin cooked down
to amber nectar the fruits them
selves, swelled tenderly to plump
proportions, make puff-balls of sweet
pleasure that burst between adven-
turous teeth and tongue.
Bake these pies yourself, and see:
Economical Raisin Pie
Combine, then boil for S minutes
2 cups water
J cups seedless raisins.
Nir, then add at one time to boiling
'uisins-
y cup brown sugar, firmly packed
f. tablespoons cornstarch
V teaspoon cinnamon
"a teaspoon salt.
look, stirring until clear.
Hemoue from, heat and odd
| tablespoon cider vinegar
I. tablespoon butter or margarine.
Smyrna times., 1945-08-09
BRIEF SMYRNA
LANDING NEWS
Budget of News and Person
ais Cleaned About Smyr-
ma River Wharves
CITIZENS MAKE VISITS

Smyrna Landing, August 8-Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Reed and sons of
Walkers, Mrs. Ralph McClain and
daughters of Taylor's Bridge, Mrs.
Walker Warner of Fleming's Land
ing were Sunday visitors of Mrs.
Thomas Wrench.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bailey, Mr..
and Mrs. Roberts of Marcus Hook
were Monday visitors of Mrs.
Louis Gaulke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Scott and
sons, Mr.. George Davis of Talley-
vile, were weekend visitors of
their mother, Mrs. Emma Davis.
Master Glenn McNatt spent last
week with relatives in Philadel-
phia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Timmons of Town
send were Monday visitors of Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Marshall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dayton Pierson
spent Saturday in Wilmington.
Miss Marcie Welch of Baltimore
visited friends here Sunday.
Mrs. I. E. Voss, who has been
in i'll health for some time, is i'm
proving.
Smyrna times., 1945-08-09

column is open to him at any time.
We would be glad of the opportun-
ity to service his letters so that
his friends may know how things
are going for him in the United
States Army Air Corps. Most
young fellows, when they are away
from home like to keep in touch
with what is going on. Then too,
all those who they have left behind
would like to know about the ab-
sent ones. It's a rule that works
both ways to everyones advantage.
Having Marvin join in with his
buddies in this column would be
fine. So don't forget to write him
and tell him so.
Smyrna times., 1945-08-09
SOME TAYLOR'S
BRIDGE ITEMS
News of Community Interest
Cleaned From Around
ThOr0ughfare Neck
BUDGET OF PERSONALS

Taylor's Bridge, Aug. 8-Misses
Ruth and Gertrude Newman of
Wilmington, spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Or
vile Newman.
Mrs. Fannie Francis spent sew
eral days last week with her
daughter, Mrs. Leland Sinex and
Mr.. Sinexx in Middletown.
Mr.. Jack Dukes spent the week.
end at Rehoboth.
Mrs. Walter Steller and son WAL
ter and Mrs. Hettie McClain and
son Boyd of Essington, Pa, spent
Friday with Mr.. and Mrs. John D.
Steller and Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert
Steller.
Miss Elsie Shockley is visiting
Miss Doris MeClain near Town
send.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar David and
family OF Holly oak, spent ouiludy
with her father, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
V. Francis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Elliott of
Milford, and Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
McNamee of New Jersey, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Orville
Newman.
Mr.. Bobby Gohl, who has been
spending the summer with his sis
ter, Mrs. William Francis and Mr..
Francis, has returned to his home
in Atlantic City, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Curry and
sons of Chester, Pa, spent last
week with her mother, Mrs. Ella
McClain and family.
Smyrna times., 1945-08-09
DRIBBLES
tCortinued from Page Two)

possiblel for our side. When we
had so little to offer, and most of
that arriving too late. Yes, Paul
was among those members of our
armed forces that saw the Pacific
war during its darkest hours.
Not having talked with Paul
since his return Dribbles is not in
a position to furnish any further
information. However, I simply
could not pass this young fellow by
until next week without saying
welcome home, Paul we're all
glad to learn that you are back
with us once more.
To Mrs. Harry Knox, Smyrna,
Delaware. Thank you very much
for having sent in the name of Pvt.
Marvin H. Knox, now stationed at
Keesler Field, Mississippi. This
name was entered in our Honor
Roll under the date of July 26th,
1945.
We assume from your post card
that Marvin is your son; if SO we
feel it would be nice If you would
write him and tell him that this
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Guessford' parents and remain for
three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Pearson en-
tertained on Sunday their daughter
Mrs. Clifford Brown and family
and Mr.. Lester Pearson and fam
lily of The Cedars.
Mr.. Frank Schulz of New York,
is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Victor
Kohl.
Mrs. Ada Reihm was an Odessa
visitor on Monday.
Mr.. Martin Mofitt of Delaware
City, spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. ]. w. Webber.
Mrs. Pearl Foraker visited Mrs.
Claonia Forake on Monday.
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SENATE @ KS
E. F. NELSON
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tive director at $4,000 a year was
made possible through the provi-
sion of s2,O00by the Family Court
Association.
Senate Open to Public
The Senate admitted the public
to its session at 9:35 p. m. after
deciding to suspend the rules.
Lieut.-Gov. Carvel explained that
the action was taken because of the
great importance to the state of
the matters to be considered. 1t
was said that similar action was
taken only once before-for the
confirmation of Chancellor Josiah
o. Wolcott about % years ago.
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EORGET the heat in the cool
l. depths of a tall glass of iced
coffee. Its refreshing goodness will
revive tagging spirits and give you
the necessary pep to carry on the
days work. Serve it with Two-Layer
Bavarian Cream for dessert or when
friends drop in for a visit in the
evening.
Here is a real treat to top off that
warm-weather meal. It's light and
yet will satisfy the family's desire
for something sweet. But most i'm
portant, it uses no shortening and no
sugar at all, and its wonderful cof-
fee flavor makes Two-Layer Bava-
rian Cream unusually delicious. 1t
will keep in the refrigerator a day
Or two, SO you can prepare it any
time you find it convenient. Makes a
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BLACKHEAD IN TURKEYS
Most Serious Disease to Get In
Turkeys Requires Close Watch

Blackhead is the most serious
disease of turkeys. This disease
makes it essential that poults be
separated from chickens and older
turkeys. 1t is caused by one
celled animal parasite which finds
a protector in the egg of the cecal
worm which often preserves it
from one growing season to the
next. Blackhead is a disease which
must be fought from poulthood to
market. In the prevention of
blackhead in turkeysfi cecal worm
control is the most important sin
gle factor. There are effective
flock worming treatments for cecal
worms that are conveniently and
easily mixed with the mash. One
of these should be used as a regu-
lar monthly treatment. You can
keep the disease from spreading by
isolating or segregating sick birds
and moving healthy birds to a
clean range at regular intervals.
The range should be on land not
previously used by either turkeys
or chickens.
Outdoor Roosts
The most successful turkey
growers have found it advisable to
erect outdoor roosts on the range.
These roosts should be so con-
structed that they may be easily
moved from place to place, thus
helping contribute better SANTA
ton. Guard against heat exhaus-
tion in your turkey flock during
hot, dry days. This can be detect
ed by the birds becoming weak,
and eventually collapsing. Provide
plenty of shade. If the turkeys
are being grown in confinement,
make certain that the turkey
house has plenty of ventilation.
Can Culls For Winter
Homemakers who like chicken
pie on the winter menu will re-
member that culling time for
chicken flocks should be canning
time for housewives.
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Service Honor Roll

Pvt. Herbert P. Allen
A. S. N. 6720960
A. P. o. 260, C o Postmaster
New York City, New York
Balance of address on application.
Pvt. Clarence B. Jarman
A. S. N. 42240328
Co c, 10Sth 1. T. B.
10th I. T. R.
Camp Robinson, Arkansas
Pvt. James H. Montague
M. S. N. 586527
Platoon 462, 4th Rec. Bn.
Recruit Depot
Paris Island, South Carolina
Pvt. John P. Walker
M. S. N. 586529
Platoon 462, 4th Rec. Bn.
Recruit Depot
Paris Island, South Carolina
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grand combination with tall glasses
of freshly-made iced coffee. Here is
the recipe for Two-Layer Bavarian
Cream. It's tested, of course.
Two-Laysr Bdvorion Green
1 envelope unhavored X teaspoon salt
gelatin u cup dark corn
1 cup cold strong svrrn
I cnn nnd;Inted .v,n. X cup honey
GRATED milk or thin 2 egg whites. well
cream beaten
Soften gelatin in Y cup cold cof-
fee. Heat remaining coffee and evap-
GRATED milk or thin cream. Add salt,
corn syrup and honey and pour over
gelatin. Stir until dissolved. Chill
until mixture is syrupy but not set.
Beat until fluffy and fold into we'll
beaten egg whites. Pour into one
large glass bowl or into parfait
glasses.
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Set aslde your war Bond pur-
chases in an envelope really labell-
ed: "For Use When she War Is
Over"