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Evening star., 1947-02-16

Helen Fogel, pianist, of New York,
will give recital in the Phillips
Gallery tomorrow at $3.50 pm. She
is the daughter-in-law of Artur
Schnabel, famous piano-virtuoso
with whom she studied in Italy for
four years. Born of Austrian parents
in this country, Miss Fogel made
her first appearance in Carnegie
Hall at the age Of 9 and is a grad
uate of the Juilliard School under
Alexander Siloti. She is best known
for her ensemble work with her
husband, Karl Ulrich Schnabel, and
sonata programs.
Helen Penn, soprano. who received
early training here, will give soEg
recital in the Howard University
tomorrow at $50 pm. She will be
assisted at the piano by Hellmut
Baerwald She coached last summer
with Maggie Teyte, as a scholarship
student Of the Juilliard School.
| Constance Keene will make her
Washington debut in piano recital
In the National Gallery of Art to-
night at 8. A winner Of many awards
already as a child, she was launched
on a concert career by the Naum-
burg Foundation with a recital in
Town Hall. Serge Koussevitsky
contributed personally to her schol-
arship at the Berkshire Center as
well as Abram Chasins who taught
her piano and composition. Miss
Keene will give his "Schwanda'
fantasy its first local performance.
Prof. A. w. Binder, pianist-conl-
poser, musical director of the Free
Synagogue and the Ninety second
street YMHA, New York City, will
be presented by the Jewish Com
munity Center in recital at $50 to-
night, in the Nationwide observ-
ance of Jewish music festivities.
Mr.. Binder, who is professor of Ii
turgical music in the Jewish Insti-
tute of Religion, has distinguished
himself particularly in the field OF
choral music as a conductor.
The National Symphony Forum in
49,
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One of the features of the Thurs
day concert will be Lukas Foss
"Pantomime. Originally intended
for ballet performance, the COM
poser rewrote the work as piece
for orchestra. His Symphony in G
Major" received its New York pre-.
miere last spring.
Evening star., 1947-02-16
Programs Of The Week
WEDNESDAY,
MARINE BAND SYMPHONY o


MARINE BAND SYMPHONY oRCHEs-
leader; Marine Barracks, S:15 pm;
aNocturre and sShsrzo." from Men.
6sea@H; 66slss1HHns Fenssocks e MtdssHlmeaA eaAmsslcsn
aps00NSi phony No. 6, op. 5s"; Ensseo's
hRoumanian Rhapsody, No. l."
ANDRES sEGoyIAs .S guitar ;;r ssSitsl: a:
sesyshsm Rsysns H0se5 daiIasdsp s;s3 Pm Hsnasl: asnl
scarrflasttis Sonata" Weiss. Sdisus."
ss.sr sR5s yiTstGns Sses cSseoan: S ThfPs y
"Sonata Romantica, Espla's IAN:
tano." crespoS "Nortena," oransdos'
THURSDAY.
BALTIMORE SYMPHONY oRCHEs.
/. IRA, Reginald stewart. conduetor;
ssisasion ssssha h'iisff Hs Isoap ss5 ieSl' oss
p iGH MinorH: Brahms ''concerso. b
Major"
wAsaISGTSS ,2Srss esERA RosSnkP SgRP 4TDI: M.2:
ert Hoffman, tenor; Kenneth Grafton.
assersr ssss Hsnis aets Sa'i sso 'sna sIa::s
ple, II from Years @Es Z E Fra i x4:! ~
Psstno pssT. ArSisss Isssr.to h spiriiS rom
The SfIe' Frisr Of orders Gray, deep
Rlysr v,s. arr dso sar,s tldn m1 gesitSP; geasiiS;
saia, 6afoer Rieers x ss'nlsi aeish n2@a ao! Miss
Handy; Witness; .: arr; vo,, johnsSp; .e9i
GnIf. HatZiQ T.
chiamano Mimi" from Puccinfs Ia
6oes 6ossm MIS- Is SeT4es Eez4ss sss q a.as tas
hmansnaa hsnsa; "Minnelied. Dm '''1 arr. Kramer;
Raseman's iMiranda." Mr.. Hoffman;
"ytssi 'arte;- trem Pueeinrs @.Tosea";
'SD ters. SDich tReure T Halle" from
Wagner's "Tannhauser," Miss wilder.
FRIDAY.
FRIDAY MORNING MUSIC CLUE,
reciprocity program; Dorothy Good
man. soprano; Frederick qriesinssT,
pianist; Barker Hall YWCA. 1880
sociATioN, Pstworth Baptist Choir,
Baptist Choir. Edward 4. Carey, ai-
EsstSr Es4s snh Iosss ssssss Sh.issan Nas
Street Christian Church. Sis pm.
NAVY BAND. cwo Richard e. Town
send s,, sondTctor; ! Fred d., o: .. Finssf. sas
torium, $40 pm. Song Of the
sfs hsIss snss Hssssfsf e. n. wesasT. soa.
dams" from smetana's The Bar
tered Bride Mr.. Hinger, soloist;
steiner's Symphonic Moderne.''
schwartz's The Band Wagon"
Strauss "Aauarellen," cailliet's vari-
atoms on Pop, Goes the Weasel:
De Roses "Deep Purple" woods
Virginia Rhapsody"
LONDON STRING QUARTET, Librsry
OF Congress, $50 pm. schumann's
Quartet A Major, op. Il, No. 81;
Toch's Quartet" Beethoven's GUAR
tet. r Minor, op. 95."
ELENA DE sAYN. violinist: MIKsA
MERs0N. piaanist; sonata rectal M
nAta virgianesque." Medtner's so
nate. B Major, Op. 21"; xranck's
''Sonate. A Major"
NATIONAL SYMPHONY FORUM, Rich
ard Bales. speaker; Helen, Mc0reg
pianist, soloist; Phillips Gallery, $50
Pm.
Evening star., 1947-02-16
Irene Manning Ill

The song recital by Irene Man
ming scheduled for Wednesday night
in Constitution Hall, has been can
celled due to the illness Of the
motion picture, light opera and
radio star.
Evening star., 1947-02-16
|Heifetz Will. Play
Brahms Concerto

The Baltimore Symphony, under
the direction of Reginald Stewart,
will hold its annual concert in Con-
stitution Hall Thursday at $3.50 PIN.
Evening star., 1947-02-16

Prudence J. Thomas, soprano
and Beatrice D. Holland, contralto
assisted by Edna L. Freund, pianist
will be heard in recital at the Cen
trail YMCA Branch, 1885 G street
NV. Tuesday at $40 p.m,
Evening star., 1947-02-16

The National Symphony Forum in
the Phillips Gallery will take place
Friday at $3.50 pm. this week be-
Evening star., 1947-11-16
POULTRY d nd EGGS

TURKEYs-Place your order for, broad
breasted, oven dressed turkeys, for holidays
HSE ns geqHaA ONES GSsed Md phone
AaiSeHfIEA Afht9e lila BREEDING. does and bucks
Also some New Hampshire Red hens WA
oeTGtaLIrY eTtL CHICKS, U. s. approved. pull
Drum controlled; Barred Rocks, New Hamp.
shires: Hamp Rock crosses, S7,gS S per sI,ed iSS
GEM PoULfRY, IS No. 9th ST. Phila
sfEeiAL yALEAAAs elcod,tsstss Ss ds a,.a,tsa Rsas
haFcHEEY hasTss = sBaSfs Biasfvoed. soS hAAiAAN
FackS Fanfg aeds r Gssd Rsds ehese
crosses, S9eses W. ROCKS. Jersey Giants, Wyan::
dottes Or orpingtons 1no LegserIns' sI 1efs II
aATcHgR1Es o6TIET' i7ss S. sth ST.
Psils Pe s. r. T. ruLLErs rai and RI. R, hens
800 NEW HAMPSHIRE PuLLETs, 81.
Keeper Leaving Peru I'd, Berwyn, Md
TfURKEYs. FUR fresh-kliled from our farm
raised raised. 'd dressed and drawn; delivered {
your door in North Arlington or FAILS
church. Cali any day between noon ano
go Is :S1ii SfcH p; Il. II Il RED PuLLETs. to Jay
HoAG's NoRBEcK HATCHERY, Ashton
JAMES FEED STORE, 619 K st. NV, ME
O0s9; baby chicks, feed and poultry sup
plies.
ready for oven orders taken now for
delivery to your home day before Thanks
giving; ,6n GAL H3 H2nRG 12SS pru,Krs a mo,
old and laying, $3.50 ca. Call PL. s474.
COwAN CHICKs-Md., o. s. ap. Pull;
for more profit COWAN FARMS, Bowie
Md Phone 2341.
PULLETS. so B. R.. laying. B. r; and
N, n. breeding cockerels. Md. y. 9. ap
and Pull. clean. COWAN FARMS, Bowie
Md Phone 2341.
Evening star., 1947-11-16
BOATS.

LARGE old yacht, with steel hull for sale.
H9g n9geg ssss I'd hnf ons and
baI.. IaTSs family RE e ssso club Might trade tY
aTphRPAuEfN, apIs ITS fits is to 20 IT, cruiser. i'm
pervious canvas; excel. cond. Tele. co.
Ys9s' Ys4s MaTraEws 1ai de luxe sedan; the dis
criminatins boatman. that has been watt
ing for real 4o-ft. yacht that sleeps
g. with sh9wsE hiE system ,ty twin ,rs motors;
acting now. Call the JACK STONE Co..
EMx.PATRoL M BOAT, twin screw. 75x14;
Rs'nIb Eertsbs home 'st ssoat. 'R Must SELL $500.
sEsfE2TSE Dslss s1s yet' IKE 4sy
ourBoARp OF MOTOR, 5o-hp. Evinruds, 4
2ys Se psone ps@ f3So Il oass4 sS0 si'dsn'0ols 'a'
Isssaa ssasson E sssS sss ts1 ts rH in'a;s
wHEELER-This is your one opportunity
eouIpped eo puD 9e sold new Sept. for s7I5o used
hours: spotless new condition throughous.
Fer TeTmE ntef't ea Mr. ial' z isf'f d. 1or 1857
Va RWNalNTTTss5b-outboard TTs5 motor. regardless Q,
size or condition. cash for same. 737
FORCED FdIR Fl TO sELL-s1-ft. cabin cruiser
at Deale, Md: fully equipped. Price 500
or best offer. Call OWNER, WA. $3.50.
MODEL "a" MOTOR with water pump.
7s1xs'O" drive shaft. thrust bearing, stun:
ing boxes. 11"x13" propeller Look and
make offer. J. McFETRIDGE, 1919 " st.
MUST SELL. ouick-ssle fall price, First
Se75 takes 1t. 1877. auxiliary sloop: sur
prising cabin spsce and headroom; sleeps
two. electric lights; built 1e43, new con-
dition, $40 Maine ave. 16'
FOR sALE-167 sPEEDBoAT. sray, 6-eyl.
103-h.p. motor; or will trade for ear
1910 or later, DodEe or Plymouth. CH.
p73l. 1ee
Evening star., 1947-11-16
AVIATION.

AERONCA CHIEF, c-65, NC 24277. 1915
Best buy in this area. Wings Just recovered,
engine in excellent shape licensed until
May. Ship may be seen at Ashburn. Call
NO. 1894 for information.
SPOT CASH for licensed or unlicensed
used saai1rplanes. SPRINGFIELD AIRPORT
1a47 IUscoMBE de luxe, s5-hp, starter
gen. nav, landing lights, 2way radio
best offer. VI 3933
NEW CUSTOMERS, tie-down space, Dec
to May l, Ss25. COLUMBIA AIR CENTER
ia. 4o.H.P. CUB. reiicensed, good condi-
ton, $500. Aeronca K, 31-h.p,. unlicensed
back, good condition, unlicensed, best
offer. Also parts. Alex. GIG. IL
AERONCA X, 4O-hp,, minor repairs to re-
license: 1895 cash or best offer. See. at
WNER-INsTRUCToR will trade 194e
strnction ] to nonpiIot. EN-. $500,
A AND SERVICE, the way you want IT.
new and used: gas 25c tax free. DAVIS
AIRPORT, ne. of Gaithersburg, Md, al
Etchison: phone Damascus 3542. ask fol
Charlie Burke. 80
PT-e6-Excellent cond., new hnish; low
ROBINSON, OK 4123. -16
WE WILL ALLOW liberal allowance or
your present airplane in trade on a new
Cessna. ARTHUR C. HYDE, OIL. ssss
GET THAT WORK DONE now instead OF
paying all of that dead storage in bad
Phone JOHNNY DoRR, indian Head 1881
Maryland Airport, Pomonkey. Md.
Evening star., 1947-11-16
COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

KTNDLING AND STOVE WOOD, delivered,
uncut. $40 cord: cut, SIG cord So, "a
cord: Sc. "a cord. MA. 2O13. 22'
seasoned, all oak, any length.
delivered anywhere. any time. Call DEN
FINE oGALITY OAK WOOD, any length
at new low prices. JAMES E. WAR, Rt. 2,
fnRfsSs5 Da scPap Phonf umssI nEsa som. good
50 . cord, you. haul. Also fireplace and
kindling wood. famous Reading anthracite
coal. Pocahontas coal. COOPER SUPPLY
CO, s13 18th st. ne, AT. 5o1e; ewes.
FR; S9soi ,ocs 80. seasoned; cord or
accord; guar. satisfaction; immediate de-
livery. RE 3931,
PRY woop, deliyssred cheap; cut sany
SLAB WOOD. seasoned, cut 12 inches,
cords, SIS, delivered, TW 1913. -16
WE CUT TO ORDER your stove and fire.
place wood: SIS cord: delivered any where
S. BEAVERS, Tower 6462. IL
ANDIRoNs, FIRE tools. screens and all fire-
place goods repaired and refinished. D. l.
BROMWELL. 110 18th st. NV. ME. 1874
Evening star., 1947-11-16
CATTLE and LIVESTOCK tcen.. J

CORN, 100 barrels, Of good sound yelloy
ST. 81 sSass: e. asssni sisSs' & sa' IA
PoaY Fa!S svfi foR e. SALE. 11-h.nd mare, or will
sale. seahrook,. Md. Bowie 34e5.
HORSE, Pinto, torown and white spotted,;
to eae hesd Soss or
tack reasonable. CLARK Ranch, War
renton, Va. Phone $50 or 751.
f0k 5sas a hsfess woo SS shsas 9snst eess ss
DoCToR's oRDERswDsue to lack of help,
l am forced to sell my 10 brood sows and
boar; also so piss. Clinton s6-J; ,-16
Also complete equipment for sale. Alex.
GOAT DAIRY, established market; ine
collection OF goats for money making dairy,
sell reasonable. Alex. 1890 16'
HORSES BOARDED, excellent stables and
tomac: reasonable. Rockville 1854. -16
soRRELa MARE; Eioh for sale; work or ride;
1 HUNTER, thoroushbred, 8 yr,. old chest
SADDLE hi' B HORSES Rs FOR FOR 81 SAFE g0s and few
more boz , stalls ia for rent E. FORD
day Saturday and Sunday. is
HORSE, Palomino gelding, fiye-gaited. z
Sa ssSs ssas but owsE sPtsd NO seq
FOR sALE-Black and white reldins :l4h
na nsnds s1s gently shona sny Pr fne ofsa ride
and straw for sale. Phone Vienna
11G-J-1. -23
Evening star., 1947-11-16
cATrlE and LIVE STOCK.

5000 BUYS PAIR Of 6-yr.-old pure bred
Belgian mares in foal; S125 buys pair oi
farm mules: lot of farm machinery; 100
tons of manure, 81 ton at the barn. GARD
ENER'S STORE, nr. Pa. r.r., Marlboro 9s1S
COLT, Q yrs. old, gray, blaze face, two
white stockings, liz hands: S75. Clinton
5 we %WELL-BRED HEREFORD STEERS. ay-
eraging $50 pounds. Rockville 260S. LIZ
3 SADDLE HORSES, well hammered; priced
reas. for quick sale. Can be seen at 349l
East West ighwy., Chevy Chase, Mo. OIL
FEEDER STEERS, IS, Aberdeen Angus.
purebred: choice approx. 800 lbss 26c
per ID. BOX fo1-T, star. a..
% sddock and ruuning water, Suitland, Nd.
Can after I pm. sunday. n. 1921.
Evening star., 1947-11-16
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

AMPLHYNG, public address systems;
wire and disc recorders for your lecture
e. e Ds5tlE sTli VOICE RECORDING STUDIOS
BULLDOZER, with operator, for hire; road
building, land clearing and grading. SH.
1853 lie
HALL FOR RENT to private clubs and
dances; will hold 80 couples. Call Ma.
3341. 1929 NJ st. NV.
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
MACHINERY FOR RENT - Cranes. trac-
tors. road graders, compressors and
NEW ROAD GRADER. hd.-14 bulldozer
grading and excavating and road build
ing contract or hourly: trucks and weld
ing equipment. OIL. $500: ewes, sH s442
Evening star., 1947-11-16

NEW MOTORS FOR SALE-
lssh.p, single phase. 1,750 Tr.p.m
s1s.ss up.
h-h.p,. single phase. 1880 rpm
$3.50 up.
I-hp., single phase. 1.75o rpm. $50.
1-h.p., 3-phase. l.750 rpm. S4S.
5hp. WESTINGHOUSE, 3-phase, 1,75C
rpm. S9a.5O.
New hgh-speed bench grinders, A-h.p
b-h.p., also ha-h.p., $40 and up.
POTOMAC IMMATURE SERVICE, 3342
M st. NV. DU. SO40.
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CONTINUED on Next Psse.)
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

WRECKING Army oullaings at FoTt Meade
thofouglly dry, bright; 2x4s, 2x6s, 2xss
oorins EndoMs Doors Sslo
at low prices; complete buildings also
syailabls: HARRIS AdRSR WEIGHING CO
nee, Bldg. iI79. Fl. Meade, Md.
S15 PIANO, bargain; very very soed for child
Apt: Al, or tel. MA. 1850, ask for Mr.
LEAVING TOWN - Westinghouse 1o-in
floor fan. Singer treadle sewing machine
bassinette, baby carriage. wagon, gain
boys bicycle. scooter, Pullman trunk. RA.
TO SETTLE ESTATE-Peter Hunt cabinet
rocking chair. handsomely carved jr. side
board or bar. mirror-top table. DE. 0632
-f6
FOR SALE husker- -shredders. 2 and g
roll; 3 corn pickers. corn binders, 2S trsc.
tors, all makes, some new: plows. discs and
any other farm machinery needed: free
delivery. COCKEY FARM MACHINERY
CENTER, Stevenson rd, Pikesvillee, Md.
of Route 40 near NV. corner Baltimore
1}rn acr,iiI
Smyrna times., 1947-05-29

Reserve Corps in the grade they
held during their Army service.
After that date they must enlist
within six months after their dis
charge, according to Capt. Walter
G. Runte, infantry, u. S. Army,
Recruiting Officer for Delaware,
third floor postoffice building, Will
mington. In conjunction with this
time limit, it was stated, informa-
ton has been received from Col.
Preston Steele, senior instructor of
the Organized Reserves Corps from
that of officer status only to one
that will include officers and a
cadre of key enlisted reservists.
According to Colonel Stele, no en-
listed reservist will be assigned to
any Table of Organization and
Equipment Unit unless he desires
such assignment.
Smyrna times., 1947-05-29
The Smyrna Times
Phone 62,I SMYRNA. DELAWARE

Founded by Robert d. Hoffecker, July s,
1864. Editor and Proprietor until Feb
ruary 10. 1907.
Owned and Published by Robert d. Hof-
fecker. Jr.. from February 10. 1907 to
December "a. 1899.
Published Every Thursday Morning by
The Smyrna Times. Inc.
w. Lester Smith. Manager
ADVERTISEMENTS - The Smyrna Times
Is the business medium not only for the
town it represents. but for the outlying
district of which it 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
yearly display advertising rates quoted
ON application. For Sale, For Rent,
Lost and Found advertisements occupy
ing one inch space or less. a minimum
charge of so cents per insertion. In
nlemoriam articles, 10 cents per line per
issue.
Entered at the Post Office at Smyrna, Del
aware. as Second Glass matter.
Subscription price. sl.So per year. strictly
in advance.
Smyrna times., 1947-05-29
NOTICE

On and after the first day of June A. D. 1947,
all State License fees for the year 1947 due and
payable to the State Tax Department, City of
Dover, Kent County, Delaware and if not paid on
or before the Both day of June 1947, penalty of
five per centum will be added. On all Licenses not
paid in July an additional penalty of ten per
centum will be added, and on all Licenses not paid
during the month of August further penalty of
ten per centum will be added making a total of
twenty-five per centum on all Licenses paid after
the month Of August, in accordance with the Re-
vised Code, 1885, Laws of Delaware as amended.
PIERRE S. DU POINT,
State Tax Commissioner.
Smyrna times., 1947-05-29
SMYRNA AND VICINITY

Col. Geo. H. Raymond and VIM.
F. Dunn will represent st. Peters
in the Diocesan Convention which
assemblies in Dover today.
Misses Mamie Griffith and Mira
Rhodes of Montchanin have return
ed home after a visit in this vicin-
ity.
VIM. e. Baker of Philadelphia
spent Sunday with Thoroughfare
Neck relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Patton and
daughter, Helen, of Philadelphia
were guests of the Misses Hough,
Sunday and Monday.
S. L. Kahn who has purchased
the Rothwell farm near town came
from Philadelphia on Monday with
his family to make his home there
as soon as some necessary i'm
provements are completed.
Miss Annie Draper of Camden, is
visiting Mrs. VIM. Ashcraft, Miss
May Draper, VIM. Goe and Avery
Draper of the same place, were
guests of Mrs. Ashcraft Sunday.
John H. Hoffecker and wife,
Robert D. Hoffecker and Miss
Bertha Hoffecker of this town and
Aubrey Vandever of this town and
VIM. S. Colpitts and wife of Clay
ton went down to Dover this morn
ing to attend the Huffington-Par-
sons nuptiials which came off at
noon.
Mr.. Andrew Smithers of Denver,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Smith
ers of this town has been present
ed with a magnificent gold badge
by the League of American Wheel
men, as a testimonial of their ap-
probation for his efforts toward
improving the principal streets of
Denver.
Mr.. ]. Harry Hurtt, Jr., left yes
terday morning to assume duties
of his position in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Harry S. Foster and chill
dren of Philadelphia are visiting
Mrs. Geo. M. Stevenson.
The Misses Hurlock are on a
visit to the Eastern Shore of Mary
land and Baltimore.
w. G. Anthony of this town was
the graduates at Goldey's
Commercial College at the public
expercises in Wilmington.
Miss Miriam Sheppard while rid
ng bicycle in Camden few
lays ago, met with painful acci-
ient by spraining her ankle.
Mrs. G. M. Stevenson and daugh-
.er Emma, have been making a
visit to Chesterville, Md.
Miss Mary Anthony has return
ID from Chester.
Mrs. Maria TreadweL of New
York is visiting Mrs. M. ]. Bewley.
Miss Mary Budd of Elkton has
'eturned home for the summer.
Our effective police service is a
natter of general commendation.
The profane and vulgar boys even
nave more respect for the law, if
hey haven't for the ears of the
aides.
James Camac, a notorious char
acter with fourteen or more asso-
,iates from Dover, came to Smyr-
na Monday for the purpose of hav-
ing a good time. James Camac
was the disturbing one of the
crowd and becoming full, drove
around town. He was
in front of the school
house during the Memorial Day ex-
ercises.
Smyrna times., 1947-05-29
June /
Chesapeake City at Smyrna
V-League Baseball Standings
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS

Contract No. 81
Sealed proposals will be received by the
Town of Smyrna, at the Town Managers
Office. Smyrna. Delaware. until O'Clock
P. M. Eastern Daylight Saving Time. June
2. 1e47. and at that place and time public
ly opened. for the furnishing and laying
sewer and water mains on Mt. Vernon
Street extended, involving the following
approximate quantities:
351 lin. ft. 6" C. 1. Pipe Glass $50 deliver
ed on job.
Laying 35l lin. ft. 6" C. I. Pipe complete
with joint material.
Laying 1926 lin. ft. 81 t. C. Pipe complete
with joint material.
Performance of contract shall commence
within ten (10) days after execution of the
contract and be completed as specified.
The contract will be awarded or rejected
within twenty (20) days from the date of
opening proposals.
The right is reserved to reject any or all
bids.
The Mayor and Council
Town of Smyrna
S. C. Marvel, Town Manager
Smyrna times., 1947-05-29
10 Years Ago

10 YEARS AGO
Rev. Frederick Marx Barton,
rector of st. Peters Church, Smyr-
ma and his wife, were injured Mon
day while motoring near Lancas-
ter, Pa. :
The Bank Of Smyrna is celebrat-
ing this week its 125th anniversary
as q financial institution of our
town.
Smyrna times., 1947-05-29
EPISCOPAL CHURCH NEWS
st. Peters Church, Smyrna, and
Trinity Church, Clayton

st. Peters p. e. Church, Smyr-
ma, Rev. Paul Hebberger, rector,
announces the following services
for Sunday, June l, Trinity Sun
day: 8 AM, Holy Communion; $50
Am, Church School; II AIM, Holy
Communion and sermon. Choir
practice will be held on Friday
night at 8 PM, please note the
change in time. There will only be
two more choir rehearsals before
ku1ng on our summer schedule.
Smyrna times., 1947-05-29
Parents Needed

May 20, a meeting was held
for parents, both mothers and
fathers, of boys who are, or
soon will be, of Cub Scout age.
The purpose of the meeting
was to acquaint parents with
the part they must play if
their son wishes to become a
Cub.
Cub Scouting is not a one
man leadership affair-it is a
family undertaking. In fact,
a boy may not become a Cub
Scout until one or both of his
parents has attended one of
the three organization meet
ings or one of the monthly
pack meetings.
Cub Scouting is a program
of organized fun and achieve
ment for boys between the
ages of 8 and IL years, years
when a boy is developing i'm
agination, desiring to do
things, and wanting to be
with other boys his own age.
However, his whole life still
centers around the home and
his parents. They guide him,
instill thoughts in his mind,
and answer his questions. If
parents have no desire to
counsel their son, help him,
and guide him with his own
problems, then Cub Scouting
will be almost worthless for
this youngster.
If your son wants to be-
come a Cub, do not let him
down. Attend one of the or
ganization meetings or one of
the Cub Pack meetings so he
can be registered. Then make
it your duty, as a good par
ent, to help him with his Cub |
achievements. Thousands and
thousands of boys have prov
ed that Cub Scouting can be
worthwhile, but the benefits
are directly proportional to
the interest the parents have
in their son and his activities.
The next Cub Scout organ
ization meeting for parents
will be held Tuesday, June 3,
in the Episcopal P ari s. h
House. Richard Price is
chairman of the Lions Club
organization committee. 9th
er members are Tim Mccoy,
Fred Williams, Kenny Smith,
Francis Gebhart, and Ed. Will
liams. The committee wishes
to express it's appreciation for
the privilege of using the
Parish House for it's initial
meetings pending the selec-
tion of permanent headquart-
ors for Cub Pack meetings.
Smyrna times., 1947-05-29

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
FIFTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR BROWARD COUNTY,
FLORIDA
IN CHANCERY NO. 1884
HARRY G. ROWLINS0N
Plaintiff
FRANCES NAYLOR R0WLINS0N
Defendant.
FINAL DECREE
This cause coming on this day to be
heard upon the pleadings. testimony and
proofs heretofore filed herein. and the re
port and findings of the Special Master,
and the Court having considered the same
and being duly advised in the premises,
finds that the equities of this cause are
with the plaintiff and that he has sustain
ed the allegation of his Bill of Complaint
by competent proofs and testimony and is
entitled to the relief prayer for in said
Bill.
WHEREUPON. it is ORDERED. AD-
JUDGED AND DECREED by the Court
that the report of the Special Master be.
and the same is hereby ratified and con-
firmed and that the bonds of matrimony
heretofore existing between the plaintiff.
Harry G.. Rowlinson, and the defendant.
Frances Naylor Rowlinson, be. and they
are hereby dissolved and each is forever
divorced from the other.
DONE AND ORDERED at Fort Lauder
dale. Florida. this 18th day of May A. d.
l947.
JOS. S. WHITE.
Circuit Judge.