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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-20
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Wade Carroll? A little b%ald-head-
ed mani"
MY father knew him we'll" she
answered.
Ramirez laughed. He is the
queer sketch. Catches wild ami
mails for ZOOS. And Lilli helps
him."
"Lilli?" Janet shook her head.
Il don't remember Lilli."
"Lilli is-how you say? his
ward. When her mama and papa
die two years ago, Wade bring her
back from the jungle. Ee is going
to send her away to school.
SCHOOL," T h pilot sighed. Il
could teach her more pleasant
things than any schools" He blew
a kiss of pure Latin tribute. "Por
Dios, she is one knockdown!"
For twenty minutes the squat
lashed them, while the two men
sat comfortably smoking, then
Cliff glanced quickly up. The
clouds to the west had split. the
sun was kindling the jungle 20
fame, and both river banks were
steaming like a cosmic turkish
bath. Just ahead an alligator
raised its blunt snout, looked at
them with red, injurious eyes,
then slowly sank, while low across
the water a flock of parakeets
chartered blythe storm was over
Pablo pushed open a window,
and into the little cabin seeped
the warm, humid breath of the
jungle, heavy with the smell of
untold centuries of slowly decay
ing vegetation.
Janet leaned out. 1T takes me
back two years"
Pablo smiled. 1T is the home
coming, no?" He dropped his Gig
arctic into the river and rose.
Now we taxi up to Wade Car
rolls pier. He will have horses to
take you to New Dixie"
They caught sight of the pier
at the next turn-a rough wharf
made o. a dozen logs driven up
right into the river mud, and a
narrow catwalk of boards but
just before they reached it Cliff
saw a bareheaded man hurrying
out to them.
There is Wade" Pablo called
back.
A small. narrow-shouldered man
in middle life with face tanned
to leather by the sun, and a head
SO bald it shone. As he reached
the edge of the wharf he cupped
his hands and called across the
water, whats wrong this time.
Pablo? Outa gas?"
The slow, soft cadence of the
deep south made the voice a
friendly one, but as the plane
drew nearer, Wade cast a quick
look behind him, and h i S voice
changed suddenly to an urgent
whisper. Don't stop here. Pablo!
You all better get goin'.'
mot stop" Puzzled, the pilot
snapped the throttle closed. why
should I not stop? What is it cook
inq?"
'Blacklanders. They been
around. here all afternoon. If they
why, it's Miss Janet!" Wade's
bronzed face wrinkled in surprise.
well now, this is nice-just right
nice to see you" His eyes shifted
to the tall man behind her, and
the smile died. You're Cliff 3D.
gard I guess"
THAT'S right"
The anxious look returned. II
don't think you oughta land here.
The Blacklanders b e e talkin'
about you. If they come back this
way they amt gonna be sociable."
Pablo was showing signs Of
acute Impotence. "Madre de mi
alma! My gas, it is almost gone.
Blacklanders or no., we stay He
tossed a rope at Wade's feet.
Twill you max fast. please?"
IT.
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PROGRESS...s and how!

phone Company installed more facilities than at
any other time in history. $1,000 miles of e-
change wire, 1900 miles of long distance cir
cults, and 81, 500 telephones were added. AZ local
and long distance central office additions were
made and the number of employees increased
IS per cent.
AS telephone service grows, SO does its value
to you. That's because you can reach so many
more people. Each new day brings you more for
your telephone dollar. A bargain and how!
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-20
LEGION LEADERS
TO ATTEND MEET
Local Group Slated To Be
Present For Durham
Session

A delegation OF members of the
american Legion Post No. 10 and
the Auxiliary in Durham of Janu-
airy 1921, according to W. K.
Stewart, Jr., commander, post No.
10 and Mrs. w. L. Hartzog, local
auxiliary president.
Paul H. Griffith, national com
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-20
CHEST -
COLDS DISTRESS

Now Relieved by Clean, White Rub
When discomforts of chest colds make
children feel SO miserable, many young
mothers now rub on PENETRO for
quick-acting relief. so clean and
white, so pleasant to use-and so effec-
tive! PENETRO'S modern-type, med
icated vapors release at once to soothe
irritated upper bronchial tubes, clear
the head, relieve sore throat, help quiet
coughing Of colds, loosen sticky phlegm.
PENETRO GIVES YOU the home
approved mutton suet feature; and sci
entific medication rubs in to help break
up the local congestion and relieve
muscular soreness of chest colds. And
Penetro keeps on working for hours, en-
courages restful sleep. Modern mothers
everywhere are changing from cid
fashioned remedies to clean, white
AEAETn QUICK min
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HOPE SHARES PROFIT
with folks who wear
FALSE TEETH

Read thu HOPE profit sharing plan on
and get a large Sl.90 package no charge.
This pleasant, soSter powder sprir kied
on plate holds false teeth much tighter.
Amazing c~orlfCrt for nervous peprIe.
AT SAUNDERS DRUG STORE
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-20
FAKES DEATH

The hog-nosed snake shams
death by taking a death scene and
then rolling over on its back. If
it is turned over or its stomach,
1t quickly turns oven OH its back
again.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-28
BEN HOGAN LEADS
in FLORIDA MEET
Navy Veterans Shoot Five
Under Par 66's To Go
Ahead In First Round

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, Feb.
R)-A young Navy veteran who's
almost a total stranger arouno
pro golfing ranks and one of the
old Masters, Ben Hogan, shot
five under par 66's today to grab
the lead at the end of Is holes
in the st. Petersburg open gol
tournament.
The ~25-year-old veteran. Jack.
son Bradley of Chicago. had things
his own way after he fired a 1924
over the 6~,260-yard Pasadena
course until Hogan came along
late in the afternoon with a pair
of 1875 to tie him.
Right behind with 67's were
Jim Terrier of San Francisco and
Chick Harbert of Detroit. Follow
ing along with 68's were Jimmy
Demaret of Ojai, Calf, and Ky
Laffoon of St. Andrews, Ill.
Bradley, who's husky and steady
is an assistant to pro Jimmy
Hines at Chicago's North Shore
golf club.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-28
BROWNS

MIAMI, Fla, Feb. q - F) -
Herold Muddy) Ruel, freshman
manager for the St. Louis Browns,
took a look at last years records
and announced that base stealing
and bunts will find favor with this
years club.
According to last years aver
ages" Ruel said, 1.-The Browns
didn't do much bunting or base
stealing. But they will while I'm
managing"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-28
|zAHARIAS LEADS
in WOMAN MEET
Female Athlete Ad-
vances To Semi-Finals In
Florida Tourney

ORMOND BEACH, Fla, Feb. 81
-(P- Mrs. Mildred (Babe) Ia
harias of Denver and other ia.
vorites maintained their stride to.
day and breezed through the second
round of the South Atlantic Won.
ems Golf tournament over the Or
|mond Beach course.
Also advancing to tomorrow
semi-finals were Peggy Kirk Of
Findlay, Ohio; Polly Riley of Fort
Worth and Margaret Gunther Of
Memphis.
In tomorrow's pairings, Mrs. Ia
harias meets Miss Gunther and
Miss Kirk faces Miss Riley.
Miss Kirk provided the upset OF
the day, if such it can be called,
in eliminating the medalist, Mary
Agnes Wall of Menominee, Mich,
Is to 2.
Mrs. Zaharias was in command
of her match with Mrs. M. E.
Clock of Baltimore all the way,
winning 6 and 5.
Miss Riley played almost per
feet golf in defeating the English
Maureen Ruttle of London,
4 and 8.
Miss Gunther played steadily to-
day in all departments to defeat
Mrs. Edward Bush of Detroit,
and 3.
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RECORD CROWD SEEN
FOR D~UKE-CAROLINA
CAGE TILT TONIGHT

DURHAM, Feb. 27.-R)EA sell
out throng of 5000 = which will
set a new record for Southern
basketball games - is expected
here tomorrow night for the Duke
North Carolina game.
Reports from the Duke campus
tonight were that the Blue Devils
are set for tomorrow's big game
and are anxious to offset the earlier
1872 upset handed them by the
Tar Heels. 1t was the most terrific
basketball beating a Duke team
has taken in years.
Duke officials, reporting that tic
kets for the game were sold out
several weeks ago, tonight doubt
ed that last years southern attend
ance record of 5000, set by the
same rivals, would stand after the
game.
Dial 2-3311 For Newspaper Service
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-28

up a sweat in breezing through Ray
Palmer, an old-timer from New
York, so. 6-2,D without the loss of a
set.
Joining Talbert in the second
round were Bob Falkenburg, the
intercollegiate champion from Los
Angeles, and Sidney Wood and
Frank Shields of New York, seed
ed behind him in that order.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-28
Yeuow jackets Capture
10th Straight Victor,
lSneeial to The Starr

ELIZABETHTOWN, Feb. 27.-
The strong Elizabethtown Yellow
Jackets stormed to their 10th
straight victory last night as they
downed a fighting quint from
Bladenboro High school by the
score So to IA.
Piling up an early lead of Ia
tc 4 at. the end Of the first quarter
the reserves. entered the game and
took over and held a 38 to 4 lead
at intermission. Sammy Cole only
seeing limited service scored IS
points to lead the winners attack.
The Elizabethtown girls won an,
other game as they downed the
Bladenboro girls by the score 5;
to 80.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-28
PIRATES

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Feb. ~
- up - Manager Billy Herman OF
the Pittsburgh Pirates said today
that he would give Frankie Gus
tine, last years second baseman,
4 trial at third base where four
candidates are working out.
Herman, particularly concerned
over coverage. of this vital de-
fensive area, is among the play
ers trying for the post. The other
two are Lee Handley and Vic
Barnhart,
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Tennis Stars Advance
Into Second Round OF
Indoor Championship,

NEW YORK, FEB. 81. = tPl =
|F~our-seeded stars, headed by Bill
ly Talbert of Wilmington, Del.
marched into the second round OF
the National indoor tennis cham
pionships today as play in the
mems singles division opened on
the hardwood floor of the Seventh
Regiment Armory.
Talbert, seeded second and fresh
from his triumph in the Buffalo
Invitation tourney, hardly worked
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-28
IN STYLE

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla, Feb.
27.5PNGene Sarzen, n of the
golfing all-time greats, celebrated
his 45th birthday today by shoot
ing a Is in the St. Petersburg open
| golf tournament.
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threat to his garden position. Cron'
lin. pleased that he still has
little power, said that he WASH
intending to return to the Lineup
even as a pinch hitter, because
Lift | did hit one safe l coulon
make if down to first base.
CARDINALS
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, Feb.
In - up - Long range hitting by
rockies Bill Howerton and Tommy
Glaviano drew praise today from
ST. Louis Cardinal Manager Eddie
Dyer.
Howerton, 25-year-o1d outhelder.
batted 1902 for Columbus in the
American Association last year
while Glaviano up from Fresno OF
the California State League, nit
1888.
INDIANS
TUSCON, Ariz., Feb: 81 - up =
To his list of training rules Man
ager Lou Boudreau of the Cleve-
land Indians today added the adj
monitor:
"Stay off those horses"
Boudreau said he appreciated
the hospitality shown by nearby
ranch owners, but 1--WE don't want
to take any chances on the boys
being tossed on their ears"
Joe Gordon, the clubs new sec
ond baseman and several other
members of the club r fond of
the boots and saddle sport.
ATHLETICS
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 81 -Pe
Twelve members of the Philadel-
phia Athletics baseball squad
boarded a train today for their
training camp at West Palm
Beach, Fla.
The players were:
Pitchers Bill Dietrich, Lee Grit
fifth, Bill McCahan. Carl Scheib,
Dick Fowler and Joe Coleman,
infielders Bill Hockenberry, Don
Richmond, Hank Majeski and
Pete Suder, and outfielder Al
Knickenbocker and Frank Nc
MACKMEN
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 27 -(P)-
The Philadelphia Athletics now
own Or have working agreements
with IL minor league baseball
says farm director Art
Ehlers.
The clubs include: Mart;nsville
(Carolina); Lexington Mort h
State), and Red Springs Tobacco
State).
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-28
BRAVES
CLEARWATER, Fla,

PORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. Feb:
n. UD Catcher Phil Masi
finally came to terms with the
Boston Braves today and ADVISED
general manager John Quinn that
he was leaving Immediately from
Chicago to report to the teams
spring training quarters here.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-28

AVALON, Cal. Feb. 81 up -
Manager Charley Grimm today
called off a scheduled Chicago
Cubs intra-squad game because OF
cold winds and overcast skies. He
said the game would be played
tomorrow.
A light, limbering-up workout
was substituted.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-28
RED SOX

SARASOTA. Fla, Feb. 27 - U.p
- The lure of the bat was too
much today for Manager Joe Cron-
in Of the Boston Red Sox, despite
the fact that he is "fat and 40"
and. he nearly decapitated George
Metkovich with a line drive over
the pitchers mound.
Metkoyich, an outfielder who was
pitching batting practice, ducked
just in time, then beat a hasty re-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-29
ROBERT COLLINS.
OF KEY VEST. DIES

: Word has been received here
of the death of Robert w. Col
Inns, 81, of Key West, at 6:45 last
night, in Miami. Collins, a war
veteran, was employed by the
Square Deal Electric Company.
He is survived by two chill
dren, his father, joseph of Tam
pa, and a sister, Mrs. Mary
Myers.
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GIRL BIRTHS AT HOSPITAL

Two births of daughters, took
place yesterday at the Municipal
Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Foster, 100
Josephine street, had girl at $50
pm. The baby's weight was six
pounds, IA ounces.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl H. Johnson,
1907 Duval street, had a girl at
TAO pm. The baby's weight was
seven pounds, three ounces.
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Furnished apartment or small
house, family with three chill
dren. Not too far from elemen-
tary school. Willing to pay
year in advance. Also post
bond for reasonable wear and
tear. Contact Jon Blummer,
Ocean View Cottage 8.
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%zSsft ~
Keen
FAX !
Afs Newsfeatures
O1~~ S~a7,

THIS is q super time of the
{ L yeor for selling and if you
don't believe it just hitch your
self to q stdr or q snipe and
pretty soon you'll be talking q
salty language. You'll leorn
how to reef the soils. run q tri.
unquldr course and how to huff
(no pun intended).
Sometimes the heps beat out
their older sisters in the races, as
did 14-year-old Donna Sandk-
ham of Larchmont recently,
when she sailed her boat, "Skip-
per-" to victory in the snipe
class. Don't think that the kid
sailors are bird brains. Lots of
'em consider sailing a stepping
stone to a career. Margot Cote
teaches sailing at New Rochelle,
N. Y, and Aileen Shields is now
yacht broker as result of her
interest in sailing.
Visiting Girl Scouts from
abroad attending the 35th ann
versary international Girl Scout
encampment at Camp Barree,
Pa, say they like American girls
cen if they are "too pampered
and well fed; have more clothes
and more privileges than other
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Grand opening of the new Evans
Pilkington Studio, Monday,
Sept. 1st, 500 Southland ST.,
Phone $40 for appointment.
Grand opening coupons may be
, had by phoning your name and
address. august
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Not Abraham Lincoln, but Ed
ward Everett, was selected as
orator on the occasion Gettys-
burg National Soldiers Cemetery
was dedicated.
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O;vsan-

You may write Vivian Brown
in care of this paper about news
of your own gang.)
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2 lots with houses, lot size 50 x
SO feet deep, l lot size 46 81
feet deep. 1913 Virginia Street,
Phone 1389-R. aug28-3tx
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Davenport, reasonable. 624 White
head Street, upstairs, Phone
45o-F. aug29-3tx
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4 double beds, innerspring mat
treSSes, excellent condition. Call
between 6 and Z pm. 613 Caro-
line Street. aug28-3tx
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Information for the Advertisers
HELP WANTED-FEMALE
RATES FOR REGULAR and
BLACKFACE TYPE

Ladies, earn $100 per hour, full
or spare time. Inquire, Citizen,
Box 1T.
aug30;sept3-6-3tX
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girls of comparable age in the
world" Here are SONG other ac-
tions to American heps: Maria
Teresa Escoda of the PHILIPPINES
says, I'VE wouldn't think OF doing
what you call necking unless we
were engaged" Jacqueline- Fug-
are of France says, Sometimes
a girl never has a first date in
France. She gets married to the
man selected by her family, with
out ever having gone out with
him alone"
Here's a flash for the wax set.
In the first annual disk jockey
poll conducted by The Billboard
the best liked bands reported are:
Eddy Howard, Xavier Cugat
King Cole Trio, Stan Kenton,
Spike Jones, Boston Pops. The
best liked vocalists are: (All-
Around) Bling Crosby; male
Band) Stuart Foster. Most Proim-
ising newer names are Elliot
Lawrence and frankie Lame
Best liked record in the popular
group is Eddy Towards ITO Each
His Own"
Why not you? Kids who are
interested in journalism as a ca
reer might take leaf from Juni-
or Achievement kids. Four heps,
including Jean Hansen and Kath-
ryn Vandenberg, sold the Ken
osha; Wis, News on the idea of
running "a weekly high school in
seft called the "Teen-Age Re.
view" The young editors do all
the work except print their sheet.
Their ar lots of teen groups put
. ting out teen sections in adult
papers. Why doesn't your gang
!. try it?
TEENEWS
Handsome baritone Gordon
MacRae is rabid Dodger fan.
New jerseys Marcia Roy OF
Tranquility and Robert Whea-
ton of Bridgeton have been cho-
sen as delegates to the North
eastern Older Youth Conference
to be held at Jackson's Mill, West
Virginia. Students registering at
Bergen Junior College and Berk-
shire Hills School for Girls re-
vealed that they were very OPP
posed to the new longer hemline
Out of 500 registrants polled the
ratio was about five to-one in
favor of retaining shorter skirts
Iowa State College predicts an
other housing problems for fall
as there are more than 500 un-
filled requests for apartments
from married couples and single
men.
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Hibiscus, stephanotis, bougain-
villaea, elephant ears, palms,
ferns, crotons, coleus, sultanas.
cactus, caladiumS, aralias, po-
thos, frangipani, begonias, poin-
cianas, ixoras, rose and fruit
trees. 1904 Southland ST., Phone
lO49-J. aug29- Tx
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One Corona typewriter at Poor
: Old: Craig's Service Store. Will
sefl5 for $500. -, /: aug26.5tx
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2 or 3-bedroom furnished house
or apartment by permanent
business people. Phone 585.
aug20-tf
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Automatic Duro electric water
pump and two galvanized pres
sure tanks. Price cheap. In
quire 1119 Won Phister st.
augl8-tf
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Restaurant and bar supplies, mis-
cellaneous non-perishable food
at reasonable prices. Contact
Rene Armengol at 908 Packer
Street. aug28-3
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A. H. Williams, plumbing, COR
tract and repairing. Prompt,
reliable, reasonable. Phone
1885, 1926 Elizabeth Street.
fri-mon-Wed- ct
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Motors repaired and rewound.
Specials on fans and auto gen.
orators. c. & w. Electric Shop,
Phone 1341, 1872 Duval st.
aug25-6tx
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Rooms FOR RENT.
WANTED TO RENT

Unfurnished apartment or house.
Call lO77-M. aug16-tf
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

For any kind of properties in Key
West, be it home or business,
contact Paul Boysen, 626 Flem-
ing Street. Phone 153.
aug25- 12tx
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Lots No. l and No. 2, Square 80,
Y u, Grains Subdivision,
Grassy Key. J. Louie Carter,
P. o. Box $50, West Palm
Beach, Fla. august
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House and lot, 40 X 1O7, 1925 Eaton
Street. $4,000 cash. Phone 26.
aug29-2tx
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1888 Buick 4-Dor Sedan, 5000.
802 Eaton St. aug29-3tx
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FOR SALE

Singer and other type, sewing
machine, sold, repaired and re-
built. Treadle machines cleo
trified. Highest prices paid for
old machines. Phone 1893,
70612 Duval Street. aug14-15t
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1886 Plymouth. Good condition.
Reasonable. Reese Bros, White
Street. aug29-3tx
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Red female cocker spaniel, 10
months old. House broken,
registered. American Kennel
Club. Call 463-W. aug29-3tx
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Jewish at Demeritt Bros. Fish
Market, corner Elizabeth and
Greene Sts., Phone Al.
aug27-3tx
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FOR SALE

Zenith portable Trans Oceanic
radio. 1947 model, 6 wave
bands, 3 built-in antennas, AC-
DC, plus battery. 36F, MAS.
Housing. aug29-2tx
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PERSONAL SERVICE
MISCELLANEOUS

Vacuum cleaners and washing
machines repaired. O'Briant.
Telephone 1164-M. aug1-tf
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Aeronca trainer. Excellent con-
dition, licensed until May, l948.
$3.50 cash. Call 1587-R, eve
riingS. aug29-7tx
Smyrna times., 1947-07-24
Smyrna Landing

Connie Wrench of Chester, Pa,
spent a visit with his grandmoth-
er, Mrs. Thomas Wrench, Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Jackson of
Silverside Road, Wilmington, were
dinner guests of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Steve Jackson, Sunday.
Mrs. Louis Gaulke spent the
week end with her daughters at
Hacks Point, Md.
Mr.. Albert Pierson of Whining
ton, spent a visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dayton Pierson, Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Courtland Gaulke
spent Sunday with Mr.. Gaulke's
sister at Hacks Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Truax, Jr.,
and sons spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Scott at Millington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Ford, Mr..
Ernest McNatt of Dover were Sat-
plrday visitors of Mrs. Ford's moth
er, Mrs. Thomas Wrench. Mrs.
Wrench also had as her recent
guests, Mrs. Willie Sanner and
daughter Carol Sue.
Smyrna times., 1947-07-24
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
Continued From Page Four)

God, that We present your bodies a
living sacrifice, holy, acceptable
unto God, which is your reasonable
service. And be not conformed to
this world: but be ye transformed
by the renewing of your mind,
that We may prove what is that
good, and acceptable, and perfect,
will be God. A correlative passage
from the Textbook Science and
Health with Key to the Scriptures
by Mary Baker Eddy is: Up. 1887
Divine Mind rightly demands
mans entire obedience, affection,
and strength. No reservation is
made for any lesser loyalty. Obed-
ience to Truth gives man power
and strength.