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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-22

pcrOung Geines Gobnes.
Sn Gbriiti Berion bat @ott ielbIt
lntcr un5 gemanoelt; mir baben Sbn
gccben uno lin0, mie Ser 2lpo1tel logt,
NIT Sbm umgegongen, Ser Ooa Der
@no0e unO 8abrbeit lit. 0urd)
Gbrilti 8eburt 1tno Wenl6meroung
fat licb Oie unen0libe 8ormber5igfeit
Notte5 un5 entbIat, ooour6 lit unS
GrI0irng, Sell unO Seligteit gemor=
ben.
Gurd) GbriIti Deburt un0 GbriIti
@cDre lit Sic mobre 8erebrung Got
tc3 interchangeable iporOen.
2lu5 Dem Ser5en oc5 MenINen
Itieg nidt mebr Oo5 fromme 8ebet
~GDre lei 0ott in Der 0obe" gum
@nnnnel empor.
Sic @eioen beteten B0ben an, 0o5
oll2crmGblte Golf, Die SSu0en, ebrte
Den Serrn MIR nod nit Ben 2ippen.
Scit Der 0eburt OeS 9eilon0e5 crit
crt0nt e5 picOcr aus Dem tiefIten
@cr5enagrl1n0e cine5 groBen Ieile5
Der MenIdbcit: vGbre lei 8ott in
Ser 9obe!"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-22
Die Dethnahtsmette

9a lit ite bic bebre, bic beilige 0adt!
Der Stmmel eritrablet in l6meieens
Der Bradt,
IS steben bic @6lfden tuie SdGfleiu
beranf
SO leudtenb, 10 itille; mi6ts bemmt
tbren 2anf.
IS bltnfen bic Sterne 10 lieblidj 6a.
ltnb tutnfen ben Seelen 5nm Simmel
bineim.
"a bord! 8as lit bas fir elm nGdt.
ltder &nf-
Sin Son, ben bic eberne 8lofe ipobl
iduf?
Sa, ridttg; Elm stueiter, Elm britter
fltngt fer;
Sdon mpgt bnrd bic 2ii fte Elm tDnen.
bes Weer:
Gs iingen bic 8lofem ben id6men
GbDral
Bon Gbrifti Serabfunft in Settle
bems Sal.
9a tuirb es lebenbig. &ou nabe nu6
Silt ales frobluden6 gum Sanie 6es
Serrn
3n feiern tn beiien lidtflutenber
Sradt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-22

"StAJ~~ ~N@%t'+'N~ DN&% ivy NNAAlL ~ ~
folgen0er 8eile ouSgebiloet: Der an1
Halmionntoge berleIene 8eri6t bes
@oangeliums, bob Dem Sei1anoe BEL
Seinem @in5uge in Seruialen YoIn1-
5tpeige ouf ben 8eg geItreut purOen,
I6eint ben erIten 9lnloB gegeben gu
ba6en. g5 nuroe 0ieler 9lbl6nitt oe5
@OongeliumS in Observation-Disclosures audi
am eriten 9lopentslonntoge berleIen.
Otan betro6tete ooS 8eibna6tsfeIt
ol5 Ou5 Selt Der 9lnfunft oes Sci
lan6e5 in oieier @elt, uno tpie Inn
Sbn fcitlih 3u empfongen, beItreute
man Oie 0ege 5ur &ir6e unO ben
8ooen oe5 @otte5boules nit griinen
3lpeigen.
Otun Dalte oa3u in gnglano Ste6-
polmen3meige, befannt unter Dem
9eamen GbriIt0orn, 2orbeer5meige
uno immergriinen GoSmorin. No6
erbaltene &ir6enre6nungen bemeiien
Die slagemeinbeit oieie5 @ebrou6eS
ldon fir oie 0ltelten 3eiten. SSn
Geutldlono nobm man oo5u ben
8tnterldmud Ser oeuti6en 2ono>
l6oft, Die inmergriinen Gonnen5mei-
&C. 9lu6 oie 8obnungen pflegte man
am GbrtltfeIte nit Tnnnen5meigen 5u
idniiden. 8or es eirmol gebrqu6-
li6, ben Sannenbaum ols Sinnbilo
Ser 8eibnodt5freu0e in's Saus al
bringen, 10 ging man leibt 0o3u
ilber, i'm nit 2idtern 5u l6mifen.
2t6ter bremen ia iibernu bort, mo
ber5libe 5reuoe auSgeoriidt peroen
lou.
Sn BEN 2egen6en Ser Seiligen miro
Oie Sonne pieoerbolt genonnt: 10 in
Der 2egenOe 6eS beiIigen @loubens-
boten uno MartDrers 2anoolin, Ser
aus Srlano ltonnte. 8ie oerleIbe
er3oblt, tpurOe oas erIte &reu5 in
Geutldlano aus elmer Eanne berge=
ltelt. Ils Ger FL. 2anoolin BEL ben
beioniiden 9llemonnen oaS Guonge-
lium oerfiinoete, lieB er cine Sanne,
meld)er a6gottii6e 8erebrung ertpie=
len muroe, fGllen uno elm &reu5 3D..
rouS 5lmmern. 3mor tpuroe er aus
&o6l11dt BON Sen Seioen get0tet, u6er
ooS &reu5 berrldt ieit6em. SSn ser
Solf5loge bon Der Stiftung beS BE-
rubmten 8aafabrt5orteS Sbonn i'm
GllaB miro Die Gonne ertpQbnt. So
tron Der Stride gu Sbonn lit Der fl.
8il6of SbeobaIous. 9In 0eIlem sc,
oenttage, am 1. SSuli, tpuroen na6
altem Brau6 0ret Sannen berbrannt,
oeren Ilde ais 4noenfen an oie sSeier
oaS Golf oertpobrte. Ser I'll. 8roIor0
pflegte 81 iagen: n0ie Sonnen uno
Gt6en lin6 meine 2ebrer."
8regor Ser @roBe oeutet 6ie bin1-
melan nItre6en0e Eonne uuf Die Seili-
gen, Die berlunfen in 8etro6tung 6es
l1eberir0iid6en ii6er oGeS Sr6iI6e un0
gergangli6e Ii6 erbeben. SSn ben 0e=
oiIen 0e5 OtitteIolters fontmt audi
Der Sannen3opfen Dor. Gem genann-
ten emblem lit oaS M1otto beiqefiiqt:
NlSt fregeriS - gur nenn ou i'm
5er6ridlt, fommt iein &eim outage.
90 lit Die lti1e Came auf 0em
6rleobofe, menn mir ibre 5pmboIif
erlpogen, bon ernlten uno beiligen
@eoanten umDebt. Sic erinnert uns
an oo5 Ster6en Der Wfenl l6en, o6er
ou6 an bic @eburt oes Critters.
Sterben uno Soffnung ouf oen gr-
loler - OuS gemobnt un5 gum Sc
bette. 9ln Sic 9eiligen @ottes, 10 iaqt
@regor, erinnert oie Came, 5u Sc
rem li6ten 9fei6e oie Seelen Der
8eltorbenen naf polenoeter 9Gute=
rung elngeben iollen. @er an oieles
3eugni5 oes beiligen &ir6enlebrers
oenft, ben miro Ser 9lnblid Ser 0eu-
tungSrelden Sanne aufforoern, Elm
lnnigeS 8ebet gen Simmel 5u lenoen.
DR.. II. S.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-22
famlllenkrete

9as iike 8ebeimnis Der ieligiten
geadJt.
Sdon 5ieben bic W6nde in 8aaren
berbpr
Sn beiliger Treube gum itrablenSen
Gbor.
limb bort MIN beginnt - i'd Jag ntdlt
5n Dtel -
Gin tpabrbaft beaanbernb', Elm bimms
liides Spiel.
Grft flingt bnrd) Der BIalmen bpd-
tuiirbigen Gang
0es SupitatDrinms inbelnoer Slang;
Sann iuallen, iuie Sirten anf 8etbels
8efil6,
GantOres aum Bulte nn6 itngen 10
mills
limb iingen 10 lieblid in's Sers nns
btnein,
DAFT Gbrtit nns 9ebDren als &inbden
gar flein,
limb tuieber Der EIalmen itets tued)s
ielnOer Gang,
limb iuieber bas 8allen, nod IiiRer
Der Slang,
Bis en6lid burdbraniet in bullem
9lffDro
Sin mGd)ti9 Sc 9cnm ben beiliaen
Srt.
Nun Srangen bic Sdaren; es iuuget
nn6 MALT
Gum boben Nltare. Die bebre @eitalt
9es ebrtpiirb'gen Nbtes er1deint amf
Dem Sbrpn:
Gr iingt inns bas StommbmdD bum
gOttltden SDbn.
9ann tuieber ein 8enoem nno 8oaeu
Der &eib'n;
Is treten Genttcn nn6 8rieiter herein,
Sn lidten 0eiuanoen nmfreiiet bic
Sdar
Nte Gngel oes 6immels 6es S6d)iteu
Qlltar.
Sas Apter begtnnt; cs iuitr3et bic
2nft
8eIegnetcn 3andes mpblriedJenber
QUIT.
Is bcnget DOa Gbrfurdt oas @olf
Nun bic &nie'
l1n0 lauidet DuQ NnoadJt 6es G6prs
Wtelpoie.
Sett rauIdct, begleitet nom lieblidjen
Slang
Der madtigen Srgcl, Der Gnael @es
fang
SOn Setblebems sSlnren 6nrd's het,
ltge !Saus,
ySeit tragen bic 8lufen in's GanS i6u
binaus.
"a enbltd crmabnet elm filberncr
Son,
DAFT mnS auf Elm Neucs geburem @utt
SDbn.
TOa Siebe nnO Sebniudt bIift allcS
jekt auf;
Die SOnn' Oer 8eredtisfeit iteigt
bort beranf:
Gs be6et Der Brieitcr in be6enOcr
Sano
Der g0ttliden Giebe bodJbeiliaitcS
Sfanb.
limb SeIms iiebt ie9neno auf ale her
al,
SdtGt StrDme npn Segen als felt
lt6e Cab.
Sn, mebr nod: Gr ielbit lit su font
men bereit
3m alien, bic Sbm lire Sersen Qc=
petbt.
9ln6etenb Sbm banfen, inns liebeuo
Setn' frer'n,
ySir6 nnIere bDdfte @pnne nun Icin. |
SnSeiien entiteiset in itrablenbcm
&rans
Die SDune bem sSriibrpt: Gs Idtuin-
bet Der 8lans
Der nad)tliden Seier nnb al i6rcr
Sradt -
Spd uns bleibt Der Gegem Der bcili.
gen Nadt.
P. WiHbrord, O.S.B.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-22
Qopent

2lOpent5onooht uno 8etrod)tung
Ser Gcrganglidfeit lollen li6 l60n
nit cinon0cr bereinen. Wir Sterbli=
hcn 1ino erfiiut pom beiBen 8erlon-
gen no6 0em 9immelreid). Sn Sen
lhOnen fir6liden 9lOpent8gebeten
lmO =lie0ern fonnen mir oiele uniere
ScJniudt ou5oriiden. oSauet, STINT
mel, ben Oere6ten; @olfen, regnet
&bn berob!" - 9o5 lit ou6 1lnlere
Nitte. Ga5 i6onlte uno befonnteIte
2lOuent5lieo - 80 fon1nt, 0 fon1m,
Enlonuel!" - lQBt li6 oud) ol5
6lebgebet oeuten uno bat fir 6ie
hriltlihe 9ln0a6t et1pQ5 grgreifen-
Or2 uno Niibrenoe5.
e fOmln, 0 fomnL emanuel,
Al}oh frci Gein orme5 SlroeI!
rS1 bortem Gleno liegt e5 bier,
rN1 Granen ieuf5t e5 ouf 5u Sir;
9olO fonnt Oein Sell emanuel.
, fomnL 0 tomn Gu 2i6t ser 8elt,
NQ5 olle 6inlterni5 erbeut!
: fonln, 0 fomm, Iu SimmeI5fino,
GaS aller 8elt ooS Sell gepinnt
Gein S5lrael Ieuf5t tief in S6uIo;
. bring ibm 2eine5 8oterS Sulo!
. fomn, 0 tonm, Iu 8otte5lobn!
lln0 idou auf un3 pom @inmelS=
tbron.
8ott, 9crr ln0 @eilon0, tritt berpor,
. fonun lHIieB mtf on3 @immel5=
tori"
Seine 3cit 0e3 airheniobre5 lit
mebr geelgnet, un5 an Oo5 Gerlan=
gen I1a6 Dem fommen0en, IebnIidIt
erporteten Seile 5u erinnern, ais Oie
betlige 9lODentS5eit. ltnO cine erleu6=
tete 6rtItlide 2lnOo0t pergiBt eS rift,
in Ben Goratcmellen oieler beiligcn
3eit NIT belonOercr Jeilnablne oeS
8emiites Ser liebcn OeItorbcnen 3u
9eoenfen. Gorlm mag e3 ongenrel=
Ien erIdeinen, Oieie Belt, Oic 10 piele
geoonfenrcide lrnO lN0ne 9c5iehu1-
gen 5r oen 9lbgcldIieOcncn gcItottet,
fur3 5u erflGrcu.
Ser critic 9I0pcntaionntog er0ifnct
ooS airNeniobr; cr beiBt oe5Dolb
~erlter Sonntog". MGbrcno sic Nu-
tur unter SGncc lmo Sis idlunnert,
trttt Sic Gbriltcnbeit in sic beilige
Iooent55clt ein, in nclcber sic Ofor=
genrote erltrublt, Sic Sen 2Iufgong
Der MeibnaGt5ionne onfiinoigt. Sic
lebten Gpangelien oe5 obloufenoen
&lr6eniabrcS nabnen ernltli6 an Oie
lebten 2lnge, abcr Oie Soffnung ouf
Sell un0 0liif ltebcn niloern0 neben
ollem Sdreden. Vtit Dem crlten 9lo-
oent5Ionntog be9innt oo5 fircblide
Winter= 9albiobr, Oo3 Bis Sltern
oouert un0 Gorbercitung 1n0 aanpf
bartlett, Dabren0 oo5 fir6Iihe Sonl=
mer=Salbiabr bon Sltern an Die 3eit
Der grfitllung lmo 0e3 SiegeS bilOet.
9S1e ooS Sobr crit i'm S6atten, Damn
i'm 2ldte ltebt, 10 ltebt Die Stride crit
in Ser Sriibiol, Damn in Ser @onne.
SIN 8inter crnieorigt Sid 8ott gum
WtenlCben; I'M Sommer miro ser
Weni6 gu 8ott erboben.
Sic beili9e 9IOpcnt53eit, Sic Gor-
bereitlngS5eit ouf Oa5 beilige 8eib-
nabtsfelt, Bic slnfunft Gbrilti, lit ei-
ne 3ett ser Stille uno ser 8uBe: cine
ernite, ~gei6loliene" 3eit. Oo6 iii
oielelbe audi pon Dem freuoigen Ge-
fiible zines groBen bodit eludliden
@reigniiies ourhmebt. Sn 0ieier 3eit,
pel6e in Ser geutur bic triibIte bes
gon5en Sabres 3u iein pflegt, erin-
merit oie Stride an 0ie ultersgrauen
Sabrbun0erte Dor Der 9lnfunft 0es
@rloiers, an sic 10 ferne, 10 abnungs.
reife, bon BEN Stinmen Der 8erbei=
Bung burdflungene 3eit oes alten
8unoes. 8Gbreno oie Sei0enp0lfer
ourd Die bittere @rfabrung 6es
glenos fir Oos gbriltentum retften,
III
Smyrna times., 1945-02-15
PERSONALS

Presiding Elder Smith, of Ok
ford, was in Smyrna on Monday
He had appointments at Eastor
and Cordova for Sunday, but had
been storm bound at Middletown
since Thursday, whittier he had
gone to attend(with fifty-five other
ministers of the conference) the
funeral of the lamented Rev. N. M
Browne.
Chas. H. Griffin, of near Will
mington, came down Thursday to
attend the sale of Jas. w. Clark
of near town, intending to return
the next day, but was prevented
by the railroad blockade from get
ting home until Monday evening
Thomas Wallace of Canterbury
who came to visit his sister, Mrs
Moses Price, had similar exper-
fence.
Misses Grace and Eva Swinney
who ride down to their respective
schools in the Neck each morning
returning at night, did not venture
home Thursday because of the
severe storm, and were unable to
Smyrna times., 1945-02-15

10: 16. Owe no man anything, but
to love one another: for he that
loveth another hath fulfilled the
law. Love worketh no ill to his
neighbour: therefore love is the
fulfilling of the law. He that
keepeth the commandment keepeth
his own soul. A correlative pas
sage from the Textbook Science
and Health with Key to the Scrip
lures" by Mary Baker Eddy is: Up.
467: 9-13). 1t should be thoroughly
understood that all men have one
Mind, one God and Father, one
Life, Truth, and Love. Mankind
will become perfect in proportion
as this fact becomes apparent, war
will cease and the true brotherhood
of man will be established.
Smyrna times., 1945-02-15

get home until Monday evening.
The wedding of Miss Laura Ross
to BENZ. w. Duling took place al
noon to-day at the home of the
brides father near Blackstone. A
reception was held after the wed.
ding.
Harry Benson, who has beer
several months with Strawbridge
& Clothier visited his father at the
Light House last week, fortunately
taking one of the last trains be-
fore the blockade, for his return to
business.
Miss Mary Comegys, daughter
of DR.. Comegys, of Scranton, Pa.
formerly of the Eastern Shore, has
been the guest of the Misses Hugh
the past week.
Miss Linda Stats of Philadel-
phia, is visiting Miss Ella Smith
ers.
Miss Alice FAIRIES has been the
guest of friends in Camden, N. j..
the past ten days.
Miss Bertha Smithers, who has
been on an extended visit to Phil
adelphia, returned home Monday
accompanied by Miss Daisy Conner
of the same place, making a short
visit.
Geo. M. Stevenson, of Mizpah
Lodge, left for Milford to attend
the annual meeting to-day of the
Grand Lodge of the 1. o. A. w.
Miss Mabel Conner of FELTON,, is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. ]. W.
Clifton.
Miss E.. Beth, of Milford, is the
guest of Miss Lucy Taylor.
Miss Laura A. Bell, who went to
Washington a month ago, returned
yesterday, having been storm-stay-
ed in Newark since Friday. Her
time in Washington was most en-
joyably spent, among other things,
social evening at the White
House.
Mrs. Rachel Hoffecker, who has
been spending the past four
months with her daughter, Mrs.
DR.. VIM. T. Collins, in Camden, N.
j., returned to Smyrna to-day, &C.
companied by Mrs. Collins.
Smyrna times., 1945-02-15

the vacancy caused by the death of
Rev. Mr.. Browne, but have supplies
until the meeting of the confer
ence. Rev. Mr.. Stengle has been
designated for next Sunday, his
place here being filled in the morn
ing by Rev. T. H. Haynes. At
night the Christian Endeavor So
ciety will have charge of the SER
vices, conducted by Mrs. Kate
Smithers.
A thief broke into the depot on
Wednesday night and pried open a
box of tobacco and took a pocket
full from it and besides cut open a
catchel, apparently after cigars.
They were the property of VIM.
Wilds. The thief got into the
builing through the transom, and
into the ticket Office where the
above things were found. They
did not disturb the safe or any,
thing else.
Go to the great Fair and Fes-
tival tomorrow night and Friday
night. 1t is to be an old timer.
Everything will be done for your
entertainment. Besides a full sup
ply of edibles, a burlesque museum
will be the popular amusement.
Help the Athletic Association get
out of debt by giving them your
patronage. Go down each evening
and get your supper. 1t will only
cost you 25 cents.
The people in the country who
got out of provisions and those in
town who git out of coal the three
last days of last week were taught
a lesson by the snow blockade to
keep close eye on these things
during winter solstice. Most every
body thought we had passed the
time for such bitter weather.
The sleighing that commenced
on the Both of January aided by
the two or three supplemental
SHOWS since has been kept up until
the present, and the snow is deep
er now than when it first COM
menced. There was a considerable
lull last week because of the cold
and driving snow by the high
winds, but from Saturday evening
on through Monday and yesterday
they have been merry with the
jingle of the bells and Main street
conspicuously so, with frequent
tests of speed.
Smyrna times., 1945-02-15
AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Continued from Page one)

the intermediate Society on "Is
Money Everything?" The evening
worship service will be held at 7:30
with the sermon entitled, Looking
at the Pattern" The intermediate
Christian Endeavor Society will
hold the February social with a
Valentine party Friday evening,
February 16, at z in the Sunday
School room. The World Day of
Prayer will be observed in Smyrna
on Friday, February 16, at 2 with
a union service in Asbury Meth
odist Church sponsored by the
Smyrna times., 1945-02-15
Gard of Appreciation

Gard of Appreciation
Mrs. Joseph j. Marker and chill
dren wish to express their sincere
appreciation to their friends and
relatives for the many expressions
of sympathy, loan of cars and
beautiful flowers sent during
their recent bereavement in the
illness and death of the husband
and father, Joseph j. Marker.
Smyrna times., 1945-02-15
PERSONAL AND
SOCIAL ITEMS
People Who Come and Go,
Visitors To Our Community
and Former Smyrnians
HOME AND CLUB PARTIES

Mrs. William E. Wright has re-
turned home after spending several
weeks with her sister, Mrs. STAN
lev Broadwater at Havre de Grace
Md. Her husband, Sgt. Wright
has been taking a six weeks special
course in mechanics at Aberdeen
Proving Ground, Md. and has left
for Jackson, Miss.
Mrs. Ernest P. Collins was a
guest of her daughters, Mrs. Earl
T. Poole and Mrs. William R. Egan
of Lewes several days last week.
On Friday Mrs. Egan entertained
in honor of her twin sister, Mrs
Poole.
DR.. and Mrs. w. c. Deakyne
were guests of friends in Baltimore
over the weekend. Walter G.
Deakyne, Jr., S &c, U. S. Navy has
returned to cambridge, Md, after
a nine-day leave, spent with his
parents.
Mr.. Goodwin Garrison has been
spending several weeks with his
aunt, Mrs. Helen Attix. While here
Mr.. Garrison was stricken sudden
ly with acute appendicitis and was
rushed to the Kent General Hos
pital in Dover where an operation
was performed.
Mrs. Leighton Kirby was the
guest of honor at a dinner party at
The Wayside Inn Wednesday night
of last week. The other guests
were Mrs. Robert Mills Mrs. Gilbert
Garrison, Mrs. Davis Turner, Miss
Eva Stehley, Mrs. Elsie Miller,
Mrs. Gladys Creadick, and Miss
Mary McQuaid.
Cpl. Charles Wilds, U. S. Army,
who has spent two years in service
in the south Pacific, is spending a
furlough with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stewart Wilds.
Pfc. B. Franklin Morris, U. S.
Army, has returned to Las Vegas,
New, after spending a furlough
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Morris. While at home his
mother entertained at dinner in his
honor.
Mrs. c. J. Prickett was hostess
to the members of her bride club
last Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. R. D. Hoffecker spent the
weekend with her daughter, Mrs.
Louise Burslem, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Karl Schriftgiesser at Red Bank,
N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph FAIRIES were
hosts at dinner-bridge Wednes-
day evening at The Wayside Inn.
Miss Edith Humphreys of New
York City was a guest over the
weekend of Miss Florence Lurty.
Miss Mary Marie FAIRIES of Fair
mont, w. Va, was a recent guest
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
FAIRIES. The engagement of Miss
FAIRIES to Mr.. William Blackston
Shallcross of Middletown has been
announced.
Mrs. Walter e. David has re-
turned home after spending sever
al days with her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Everett Warrington at Dover.
Smyrna times., 1945-02-15

women of the churches. Everyone
is urged to attend. A meeting of
the Sunday School teachers and
officers will be held Monday even
ing, February 10, at 7:30 at the
manse in order to plan for Easter
exercises.
Smyrna times., 1945-02-15
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
Report of Church Services Fol
Next SUNDAY

First Church of Christ, Scientist
Wilmington, at Park Place and
Van Buren, Street: morning service
IL a. M, Sunday School IL a. M.
Wednesday evening service 500
Christian Science Society, Milford
meets at Grange Hall: Morning
service IL a. M; Sunday School II
a. M, also meets first Wednesday
evening of each month at 8 p. m
Subject for Sunday, Feb. IS, is:
"Soul." Golden Text: Psalms 81:
/. Truly my soul waitth upon God:
from him comth my salvation. A
Bible citation from the lesson-ser-
mon is: Roms. 13 s, 10 and Prov
Smyrna times., 1945-02-15
SMYRNA AND VICINITY

1t has been some years since
there has been such a arrangement
of the mail, nothing from Thurs
day evening until Monday after
noon The Milford, Dover, Will
mington and other state papers
came yesterday morning, though a
few of the daily papers came Mon
day evening. Fridays papers
reached Starts news stand by the
train that got down Monday morn
ing and Saturdays and Mondays
later in the day. The roads were
generally in running order yester-
day, except the one to Chester
town. The telephone lines were
similarly imperative.
The Methodist Church at Middle
town will not get pastor to fill
Smyrna times., 1945-02-15
IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our father and hus-
hand, John j. Severson, who went to his
heavenly home February Il, 1912.
Time cannot erase this picture we see,
Each day it grows dearer and dearer to
me.
And though he has crossed to his heaven
of rest.
Sweet memories of him are locked in our
breast.
Some may forget him now that he has
gone,
But we will remember. no matter how
long.
Sadly missed by his
/. Wife. Children. and Grandchildren
Smyrna times., 1945-02-15
FOR SALE

Six to 18 months old heifers for
sale. A recent purchase of an ad-
ditional farm, including herd,
makes it possible to sell excess
grade and purebred Guernsey heif-
ers. Herds are accredited, T. B.
and Bangs tested. A young Hol-
stein bull, some colts and a young
Duroc Jersey boar for sale. Also
12-hole ice cream box with motor
and Delco electric generator. For
information phone Carlton Hughes,
Manager, Del. City 5591.
Smyrna times., 1945-02-15
The Smyrna Times
Phone 1921 SMYRNA. DELAWARE

The Laura Lee Circle of Kings
Daughters will meet tonight
Thursday at 7:30 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. Edgar Frazier.
Smyrna times., 1945-02-15
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.
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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-04
Vet Seniority
Talks Delayed

Officials of tho Chrl >lcr Corp
and the uAW-CIO today vorc
awaiting a report by = Chicago
unionist and servicemar's roprc.
sentative, before rcSumirg their
conference on seniority tor ve'-
erans.
The conference started &cSter-
day but was adjourned until 1880
a. m. tomorrow al the -renueSL- Of
UAW officials after r. y Keller
chairman of the veterans COM
mittee Of Chicago Local pa,
UAW-CIO. and president Of tho
United Veterans OF World War II
In Chicago. announced that he
wanted 10 make A statement
II have faith in my union"
Kcltcr told the conlcrccS. but
t want to make clear the poNi-
tion of both the veteran and the
union as ] have not had an op-
portunity previously to do so"