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Smyrna times., 1946-05-30
SMYRNA AND VICINITY

]. M. Emerson, wife and daugh-
ter, of Ansonia, Conn.,, were guests
of VIM. H. Carr, on Monday. Mr.
Emerson made a friendly call at
the Times Office. He is the pub
Usher of the Ansonia Sentinel, and
has made a big business success.
VIM. F. Clement, of Philadelphia
and Miss Hinckley Duer, of POGO
moke City, Md, were married on
Wednesday last-a quiet Church
wedding. Mr.. Clement will be re-
membered as a resident of Smyrna
in his first wife's time, few years
since.
DR.. e. S. Dwight, has recovered
rapidly from his sickness noted
last week, and has been about
since Monday.
Rev. ]. l.. Estlin and wife, have
been in Philadelphia two or three
days, going thither to attend the
wedding of a friend.
Frank Collins, of White River
Junction, VT, made short visit to
his father, John P. Collins last
week.
David j. Murphey, Of Newark,
was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
A. Stevens on Sunday. He was
an active participator in the events
of this community during the time
of the civil war, the strong Sec
cession feeling of prominent men
and the visit of Col. Wallace and
his soldiers-the disarming of the
company here of Home Guards
who would not have an ensign, the
carrying away of their guns, etc.
Miss Marie Emma Mutschlech-
ner, who will be remembered as a
former resident of this town with
Miss Minnie Dwight and who left
here for Chicago, ILL.,, was married
at 1 o'clock to-day to Charles l..
Wittstein, a well to do wholesale
jeweler and business man of that
city. The wedding took place at
'Grapewood" the home of her
sister, Mrs. Carl Meyer, at Broc-
ton, Chautauqua County, New
York. Rev. ]. ]. Landers perform
ed the ceremony.
The High School graduating
class was entertained by Miss Es-
tella Armstrong Friday evening.
Manfred Lower, of Brenford, is
one of the graduating class of the
Conference Academy this year. He
entered that institution after COM
pleting his course at the Smyrna
High School.
Miss Elizabeth Counselman has
returned from a visit to Baltimore.
Rev. Geo. w. Dame and w. H.
Janney, went to Chester Saturday
and from there rode their wheels
to Philadelphia and through Fair
mount Park, returning the same
day. On Sunday George Leese,
Harry Brevoir, Frank Boyer and
Frank Stidham rode from here to
Chestertown on their wheels. Cy-
cling is one of the favorite sports
of Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1946-05-30
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.
Evening star., 1946-12-12

Center, 500 North Capitol street. . o'clock
tonight.
Bowling, z o'clock, and dancing and
games In gymnasium, q o'clock tonight.
Penthouse USO. Seventeenth and K streets
Evening star., 1946-12-12
H. !. s. 5:
~

BOOK REVIEW.
East River" By Sholem Asch, reviewed
by Or, IsaRc Stone, in the JeWish Com.
munity Center, Sixteenth and Que streets
NV, $50 o'clock tonisht.
DANCE.
dance. sssssmain Continental Room, Wardman Part
Hotel. 10 o'clock tonight
DRAMA.
state Occasion presented by the
catholic University PLAYERS At tae tneassF e'dst
Lag hLassistrata strata 1e47, based on Aristo-
phaiits' classic comedy. presented by the
non Mount Psee vsTnS Msthodst church {. as
throush December is :.
Roosevelt Hish School students, q the
aW' sfVsol $50 iecn ociecf nishtly thToash Dsesm-
ber 1s.
EXHIBITS.
Nazis, returned through the efforts Of ths
paintings paafi ~ ~ Dutch masters: loaned by
pictarss a s1rsh 81 81 The United States Military
Government. At the National 81 Gallsry nd oi
Z to 10 pm. Sundays through December
Annual salon OF the National Photo
graphic Society, in the main lobby,
Sy b Charles II: Dahlgrsn. through January
5. IN the Division Of Graphic Arts and
pictorial photographs by James w. Brad
ley of Atlanta. Ga, through December, In
the photography section, SmithsoniAn In
stitution am. to 4:30 pm. daily
wilson, Guesenheim Fellow. At the Bpr.-
nett Alden Gallery of Art, 127.. Randolph
3 to B pm Sundays through December.
Work by artists of washington and
at the Corcoran Gallery of Art.
street and New York avenue
NV noon to 4:30 PM. Mondays, o am.
to 4:30 m Tuesdays through SATURDAYS
and : to pm. Sundays through Jani-
ary /.
Exhibit OF 400 years Of bookbindine,
Founders Library. Howard University, {
a m to 10 pm, today and tomorrow.
Souvenirs and papers Of scientific, and
exploring expeditions. at the National Ar
chives. Constitution avenue between Sew
enth and Eighth streets NV. S:45 am.
to 5.15 pm. Mondays through Saturdays
and ! 30 to pm. Sundays through
December
Modern paintings by Cuban artists from
private Washington collections, at the
Pan American Union. Seventeenth street
and Constitution avenue N W.. 3 am. to
80 pm Mondays throush Fridays and
Evening star., 1946-12-12
Il Tasty chill Sauce!

II you're observing you'll ksow
that most men like chill sauce. They
like it ION the side" with steaks,
with eggs, and sometimes in the
stransest combinations,-but when
they like it, they want the best. SO
I'll tell you the name of the Chill
Sauce that is tops with everyone
who's tasted it. SNIDER'S Old.
Fashioned Chill Sauce,-for it's as
nearly double for the old-time
"made-on-the-farm" kind as Grand
ma Snider's country-kitchen methods
can make it. It's spice to perfection
=. chunky in texture, and so rich
with those "fresh-from. .the.vines"
super.tomatoes! By comparison,
too-smooth, watery chill sauces
scarcely deserve the name. And
I'll let you in on a secret. Always
have bottle of SNIDER'S Old.
Fashioned Chill Sauce within reach
to make all foods fine fare!
Evening star., 1946-12-12

an. to 8 Pm Fridays and saturdays
through December.
LUNCHEON.
District Bankers Association, willard
Hotel 12.46 pm. tomorrow. Members and
guests
MUSIC.
) A Cappella Christmas music sung By. the
Lutheran Chorus, Constitution Hall, $50
o'clock tonigllt
in Andrew Rankin Memorial Chapel.
Howard University. $40 o'clock tonisht.
SQUARE DANCE.
Advance square and folk dancing. Thom-
son Center, Twelfth and L streets NV,
$40 o'clock tonight.
FOR sERyICEMEN.
s. Musical recordinrs. yMCA-uSo, 1885 G
street NV. 1:30 o'clock tonight.
Dance with Rhythm Makers Band,
Evening star., 1946-12-12
IN. 10 noon saturdays through Janu-

8 an. TO noon SATURDAYS Through Janu-
PAINTINGS By Christopher Wood, ct the
Phillips Memorial Gallery 1900 Twenty
frst street NV. IL am. to 10 pm
Mondays, IL an to @ PM Tuesdays
throush Saturday, and 2 TO pm. Sum
days through December 20.
United Nations Educational, Scientific
and Cultural orsanisation exhibit, through
entists awerded le48 Nobel Prizes And
selections from their scientific writings.
throuxh December: .photographic exhibit Of
through today: originAl draft OF Lin
coins Gettysburg Address. for an in-
definite period. ct the Library Of CONGRESS.
q an. to 6 pm. SATURDAYS and 11:30 am.
to 10 pm. Sundays.
Water colors by Donald Robertson, in
the Art Division Central Branch. Public
Library, Eighth and x streets NV. m
Evening star., 1946-12-12
4 Range for Xmas!

Even plain" cook could turn out
meals like a chef on one OF those
new FRIGIDAIRE Electric
Ranges! So if YOUR names down
on Santa's list for a new range for
Christmas, stop in at your Frigid.
aire dealers tomorrow and feast
your eyes on FRIGIDAIRE! 1t
has so many important features. |
can only list certain few that
mean ease, speed and perfection in
cooking for you. Quick heating
Radiantube units give definite heat
speeds for each kind of surface
cooking !, the ovens HUGE -.
the broiler waist-h;gh, and Cook
Master clock control turns heat
on and off automatically. Ill wish
WITH you that you'll have yours
in time to cook the Christmas
turkey, but if waiting few weeks
means at long last you'll OWN
FRIGIDAIRE Range WAIT
by all means! Made by the
Frieidaire Div. of Gen. Motors.
Evening star., 1946-12-12
Perhaps it hasn't oc-
Cured to you to give
V AN HOUTEN'S
COCOA for Christ


mind, it's grand idea. Anyone,
anywhere will be pleased to receive
VAN HOUTEN'S as a gift, since
it can be used in so many differ
ent, delicious ways. 1t adds rich.
full-bodied chocolate flavor to all
recipes calling for chocolate, and
makes hot, nourishina drinks
everyone needs and enjoys in cold
weather. Besides, there's a Recipe
Booklet tagged to each can that
contributes nice Christmasy
touch. Make up your list before
shopping so you'll know how many
cans to buy. Remember, in your
own home you'll need VAN
HOUTEN'S for Christmas, too!
Evening star., 1946-12-12

eod It's and satisfying promote
"heahy reguaty"-and it's fnmied eene
acting NABISCO 1907 BRAN grained light
Evening star., 1946-12-12
Perfect Xmas GIFT!

II you're at a loss TO know what
gift to give the invalid next door, or
a child who seems lonely :. there's
a perfect one I'd like to suGfest. A
gay. beautiful companion q
sineixs ranaeyt A canary will be
welcome gift in any home for its
song is so thrilling, its personality
so CAV. that everyone in the house
will fall under les happy spell. And
canaries are surprisingly easy to
take care Of. When you give yours,
just make it clear that FRENCH'S
Bird Seed and Biseuit--containinS
the tested twelve inSredients--is
a tried and PROVED diet for keep
ing a canary in health and song.
Evening star., 1946-12-12

II any member of your family getting of bed ION the
wrong side" . coming breakfast grouchy and disn-
erested in food the NAV we'll be breakfast itself
But try tempting anyone with this delicious treat-its
challenge to the appetite -. boost good humor.
NABISCO 1000 BRAN WITH APPLESAUCE
Evening star., 1946-12-12

Here's . timely tip to save you that
frantic dash home after q long day
of Christmas shopping -. worried
about what to serve your family for
dinner. Just stop off at the nearest
Grocer's and take delicious, ready
o-serve dinner right home with you
"a jar of CHEF BOY-AR-DEE
Ravioli! No preparation time will
be needed,-for you just open the
jar, heat and serve these little meat
pies" right in their own scrumptious
ravioIi sauce. A savory, taste-satis-
flying, substantial dinner.-for the
choicest beef and blended-in vege-
tables are stuffed into these famous
ravioli. And with an eye to future
emergencies order several jars
of CHEF BOY-AR-DEE Ravioli!
Evening star., 1946-12-12

Nccs-Uso, s1s Tenth street NV. $50
o'clock tontsht,
Christmas gift wrapping party, refresh
ments served, USO Club, sol Pennsylvania
avenue NV, 8 o'clock tonisht
y Bcwling. leave lounse. NCCS- USO. 1914
street NV. o'clock tonight
Il Doukhnut dunkin9 hour UsO Club, 1911
H street N. W.. o'clock tonight.
Informal dance, United Nations Service
Evening star., 1946-12-12
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BUY-L/NES BY Nancy Sasser
Weekly Sponsored Advertising Things New and interesting

NEW YORK Dec 12 you're "recipe collector you'll be inter-
in this $500 BE- cookbook called Hon 10 was
compiled Shennune By following his suggestions the
the worlds finest delightfully."-
dishes Soups the OF their CUISINE
much than food They med
WELL Instead of prescribing pills. Chinese doctors added
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Evening star., 1946-12-12
l hope you've tried those
magnificent B in B MUSH-
ROOMS you'll find in g.

OF. cans on Your grOcers
shelf! They're choice mushrooms.
picked at the peak Of their favor,
then prepared and packed At top
speed before their delicate fresh
mushroom favor is lost. And m-m.
M. they're boiled in bmrs creamery
butter before they're packed!
They're wonderful every way you
serve them-on toast, with steak.
as hors d'oeuvres, with smothered
chicken, or added to spaghetti sauce!
Get several cans! B in B MUSH.
ROOMS are all crowns, no stems.
A 6-oz. can equals almost a pound
of fresh mushrooms!
Evening star., 1946-12-12

II man earns 500 month and
decides to saye SO > month, he can
Evening star., 1946-12-12

green SILT pea soup. But hold on
I'm not suggesting you spend
hours in the kitchen making it by
old-fashioned methods. Make il tn S
EASY way! Just get package of
BETTY CROKER Pea Soup In.
gradients at your Grocers. Open
-. empty the contents into boiling
water and cook FIVE min.
utes! The same fragrance and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. simmered.in
favor come right from the package
along with choice green split
peas. So instead of serving his
favorite soup once in a blue moon
-. serve it as often as he has a
carving for it Get 3 packages!
Evening star., 1946-12-12

Send for this FREE Recipe Booklet and 6l cookie
jar and cake-cannster the house things &l
around Christmas time WITHOUT using much hard $0
For take this Cup Cake <D RI
copied from the book :. RAISIN CUP CAKES E
Ia saHed coke -four Y shortening -
y tbs boxing powder
VI tsp soH kSHSR1
Sun-Mai ! tsp. lemonsx
3eup m
thoroughly Add we'll Add sftsd
otoely milk, thoroughly Stir Fill
muffin t~ohhd full seks moderately hot 5l
for 20 rs desired Yields II medumz oke
Here's the of the book Downright Delicious SUNMAD
Rasin Recipes To this postal card and
address Nancy 2 Madison Ave. dept 13 New York 10
Since BS0UCK BACK make the this quick make
delicious have the and
tables provide the filing
" BiSQuck
parsley The Cot dough-
ss0UIcK pokoee
And haven't heard BISQUICK basic
biscuit ingredients that makes baking
and results that excellent time after tm Ask Grocer
Evening star., 1946-12-12

Here's a good way to
please a man when he
sits down at the table.
Serve him a h uee
sfeamind hnwAn1 of
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-01
NEW BERN FACES
POWER SHORTAGE
Stores In Community Clos
ing Early To Conserve
Current

Faced with a critical shortage
a, electrical power, New Bern
stores were closing two hours
earlier than usual to conserve cur
vent. following a Tide Water Pow
~ company report that no ad-
d;tional power could be diverted
~ the city, L. c. Lawrence,
mavor told the Star-News last
night.
Declaring some money has to
10 spent somewhere, to provide
hotter facilities for transporting
the power latent within the Tide
Water company Lawrence said
New Bern city and county officials
were to meet tomorrow to study
the situation.
Lawrence pointed out the need.
for current W a s just temporary,
az New Bern's new electrical
plant, now under construc-
lion was expected to be completed
within six months, at which time
thew would sever all connections
with outside electrical companies.
The New Bern mayor said he
expected no drastic results from
The shortage if the store managers
continue to cooperate in closing
their stores at S instead Of 7
o'clock.
Earlier TWPC officials were re.
ported to have informed New
Bern that transmission facilities
we're such that it would be I'M
possible to send any added serv-
ices to them.
1t was suggested that any ad-
ditional power for New Bern
would have to come from a new
sub-station in Jacksonville, N. e.
Negotiations between that station
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-01
MINSTREL SHOW
SET AT DELC0
American Legion Post To
Use Funds For Construc-
ton OF New Hut

A minstrel show will be pre-
sented at Acme-De High school
Friday night, by the American
Legion Post No. 298, seeking to
obtain funds to build a legion hut
at Delco, it was learned here last
night.
Legionnaires who will partici-
pate in the comedy show include
Thomas Applewhite, James Heath,
J. W. Wooten, Edison Burns, Al
Burns, William Burns, Thomas
Durham, John w. Butler, Leon
Chestnut, and Barney Rodgers.
A chorus Of girls, who will fur
nish the background music for the
show consist of Agnes Anne Barn.
hardt, Mildred Bordeaux, Doris
Carroll, Alene Roberts, Miriam
Williams, Barbara Williams and
Catharine Marks.
The direction OF the show is BY
Miss Leila Burns, with the musical
part of the program under the d.
rection O. Miss Amoret Butler.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-01
Given Seat
MIN In Assembly

h. M. Kerm0n, house repre-.
sentative elect from New Han
over county, has been assigned
seat no. 9 in the general as
sembly, scheduled to 20 into
session in January, it was
learned here today.
Thad Eure, secretary Of
State, assigned the seat num-
Der to Kermon, placing him
in the first seat to the right Of
the speakers platform. Ker-
mon will be located next to
three delegates from Wake
county, who have seats 10, IL,
and IL.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-01
Arfhriiis Pains
(urbed Easy Way
Fight Pains st swolfsn Joints, Rheumatism, Nevriiis. seioHeu

s-Day Trial oMer: 70 prove what Remind
can do to help you feel improved and how
fast 1t works, get Remind from your drug
gist and take exactly - directed. SCI the re-
suits for yourself: You be the Judge. Unless
surprised and delighted, simply return the
empty package and your money back is
guaranteed. Don't suffer another hour With
out trying Remind. Insist on. ksmlnd-n
your DRUGGIST Il out. ask him to get II from
his WholesAIsS, =
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-01

!housAnds Of 1ufefsfS1fom. the pains and
Of 3Afthritis, Rheumatism, Swollen
Joirts, LaInbAso, SciAtica and Neuritis have
been delighted to discover that the Doctors
formula called Remind starts circulating
the drst dose, usually helping nature remove
poisonoua wastes .xnd excess acids that often
cause psins and sorenesf, and At the same
time proaapttJAA ~Esmbatins the pain and dis
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-01

Approximately $500 persons in
the United States are suffering
from types Of insanity caused by
excessive drinking, according to
the Research Council on Problems
Of Alcohol.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-01

and New Bern officials a re re-.
portedly underway, but Mayor
did not comment on the
progress Of the talks.
TWPC is at present completing
repairs to their main cable, an.
other reason why added power for
Arizona sun., 1946-06-21
Vital Information You Should Have

Readers of this newspaper have been informed about
intention to organize Political Study Club, digest
of whose findings expect to publish for the voters
lghtenment the political issues of the day. In addi
ton we shall send letters questonnaires to all cand
dates for legislative office, State and National and will
publish evauation of such replies thereto
ceive that you may know how they stand legislation
candidates for non-egsative office, about their willing
to employ qualified Negroes in their office in posi-
tions above that of janitors porers maids and char
women It is imperative that know about this BE-
FORE they get into office there nothing do
AFTER they get in Recently some of our democratic
ofceholders justly criticized for having failed to
support the partys platform which they elected
party platform being the deliberate expression of the
citizens political desires and wishes should not be sub
ected to changes and alterations by office holders whose
duty to carry out the expressed wishes of the people,
Platforms and should be alterabe. Changes in our
social economic and political institutions make this
essary However, desired platform alterations pre-
election functions. Changes in platform do not imply
MENTAL PRINCIPLES of the party These principles
the mudss of party and not to be tampered
land: FEPC you know, has to do with the security
OF the common people. Spanish Americans and Ne
the Democratic Party and members of the party only
they believe in it's fundamental principles the welfare
sold the party short when he told that he would sup
port FEPC if it before the senate for vote but
that he would not vote against the fibuster which he
knew would kill FEPC before could get to the voting
stage Was he for the people in this matter?
After having silently witnessed the crucifxon of FEPC
by Bbos filibuster, Senator Mcfarland according to
reports voluntarily assassinated the antipolltax
measure, which would have passed had he kept silent
which he might well have done nasmuch Arizona
believes that every citizen has the right to vote without
taxation The principles of the Democratic Party
the chart and by which it's founders believed it
should be guided. betrayal of the common people
is betrayal of the party Our party cannot endure if
office holders free to redefine its principles alter
it's charted course at will We rise to ask if the ubqu
tous Senator Mcfarland is democrat demagogue?
All real democrats should join in sendig him back to
Florence Mr. Harry J. Valentine, candidate for the
u S. Senate is on record as favoring FEPC, Antynch
and Anti-polltax laws So far so good, Mr.. Valentine
But Sir, where do YOU stand this device called the
nuster wcn mas neen used TO de1ea passage OF tne
should be against the flibuster. We await your
answer. ISL
Arizona sun., 1946-06-21

domestic water companies of this
State have never had their ac-
counts audited by this Commission,
or rate base determined. Within
the next ninety days it is planned
that a start in this direction will
be made. In the interim we are
asking you to examine your finan-
cial statements and determine
whether any excessive charges are
being made at this time. In the
event it is found that reductions
in your water rates can be made,
and you can continue to secure a
legal return on your investment,
less depreciation, you are asked to
submit an application for rate re-
duction at once.
I assure you that this Commits
sion will appreciate and approve
any reduction in water rates that
you may submit at this time.
In recent weeks the Commission
has received numerous complaints
of low pressure, no doubt as a
result of the protracted drought.
However, you are reminded that
upon being. granted your certifi-
cate of convenience and necessity
you obligated yourself to maintain
Arizona sun., 1946-06-21

leaders of the city, has this to say
about these men:
"I feel the Elks Lodge and all of
the Colored voters of Coconino
County hav real friends in these
candidates, Mr.. Gordon Evans, for
Supervisor, District No. 2; Mr..
Frank M. Gold for County Attor-
ney; and Mr.. Peery Francis, for
Sheriff. These men are true and
tried friends of us all,-one good
turn deserves another. If we stand
by them now, they will stand by
us, if elected.
1--WE the Elks, especially feel
that there cannot be too much
praise and thanks given to Mr.. F.
M. Gold, County Attorney for his
aid given the Lodge when we were
experiencing much difficulty in
getting started; several unfortu-
nate incidents vented the
granting of our charter from the
Grand Lodge. 1t was through Mr..
Gold that the difficulty was ironed
out and the charter was finally
granted. The Lodge is deeply in
debted to Mr.. Gold for invaluable
aid in this matter.
"I want to say to all Elks and
non-Elks alike, the only way to
have a friend is to be one, and
when you go to the polls on July
16,-vote for Gold, Francis, and
Evans"