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Smyrna times., 1948-12-23
CLAYTON W.S.C. S.NPACK XMAS
BOX FOR GERMAN FAMILY

The w. S. c. S. of Ewell's Meth
odist Church, Clayton, met at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Spen-
Ger on Tuesday evening, December
14th. Mrs. ]. Medford Davis, pres
ident, presiding. The main event of
the program was the packing of
box for the adopted German fam
lily, and the singing of the trodi-
tional Christmas Carols. A new
member was welcomed at this
meeting. After the business meet
ing, Mrs. George Smith gave a very
interesting social hour. At the close
of the business meeting the hostess
Mrs. Spencer entertained at a de-
Ilightful Christmas Party. Refresh
ments were served in holiday fash
ion. The Christmas Program will
be held on Thursday evening Ito
mighty at Ewells Church at 1880
Smyrna times., 1948-12-23
CLUB
DINNER MEET
Gifts With Original Verse Ex-
changed By Members; Held
at The Wayside Inn
DANCE WAS SUCCESS

A Christmas air pervaded the
dinner meeting of the Smyrna
Lions Club on Monday night at
The Wayside Inn. Each Lion had
a gift, with original
verse, for a fellow Lion, and these
were piled under a decorated tree,
and presented after dinner by Guy
Edmonson, tail twister. The ac-
companying verse were in many
cases clever and pertinent and the
reading by the recipient caused
much laughter. Robert Dunning
presided and thanked the dance
committee for the very successful
dance held last Friday night at the
Twentieth Century Club. The form
al dance, attended by an estimated
eighty Lions, Lionesses, and their
guests, was staged in the club
house, which had been decorated
with Christmas trees and a charm
ing fireplace arrangement of ever
greens and red Christmas tree balls
with ven-branched candleabra. A
large red wreath on the door set
the holiday atmosphere. Music was
by Lou Starts nine-piece orchestra.
The guests were greeted by Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Dunning, and
members of the dance committee,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Slaughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Lower, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Fearon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Jefferson, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Mills. At the meeting on
Monday night the invocation was
given by Earl Ford. Singing OF
carols was led by bud" Dietrich.
DR.. Thomas Hays, of the Universi-
ty of Georgia, formerly of Smyrna
was a guest. The next meeting will
be held on Monday, January 3.
Smyrna times., 1948-12-23
SMYRNA MEN
CATCH BIG FISH
Townsend Vaughn and Ernest
Blendt Make Catch in Gulf
Stream Off Florida
ON Today FISHING TRIP

On December 6, two local Odd
Fellows, C. Townsend Vaughn and
v. Blendt, motored to Lake
Worth, Florida for some deep sea
fishing. Both of these gentlemen
are enthusiastic disciples of Isaac
Walton" They boarded a boat.
'4Three Brothers" from Layton's
Park Dock with Capt. Ken Black
at the helm and proceeded to the
Gulf Stream, the paradise of all
fishermen. Townsend Vaughn was
the first one to bring in a fish, a
seven foot one inch sail-fish. He
said it was a great thrill to feel
the weight, pull, and struggle of
this giant sail-fish especially when
it tried to get away by jumping
out and treading water with it's
tail. Ernest Blendt's prize catch
was a % pound king fish which
gave him a real battle and required
great skill in handling this large
king fish. During their ten-day trip
they caught many more fish. Capt.
Black congratulated our Smyrna
fishermen.
Smyrna times., 1948-12-23
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

'sThe Reason for His Birth" Sermon
Topic for Sunday; Church School
The First Presbyterian Church,
Rev. Walter G. Hards, minister,
announces the following services:
Church School at 10 am. Primary,
Secondary, and Adult Departments.
Topic for discussion in the Adult
Glass: what Do We Know About
the Life Beyond ?" The lesson is
based on the Revelation of st. John
one of the most difficult books to
understand in the Bible. Join the
Adult Class in this Sundays dis
cussion of one of the most import
ant themes of human life. Divine
Service is at IL am. Sermon topic:
'The Reason for His Birth" The
Senior Choir will sing at this SER
vice. The Missionary Society will
meet at the Manse on Monday
evening, December 9th, at s
o'clock.
Smyrna times., 1948-12-23
GIRL SCOUT
AWARDS MADE
Smyrna Girl Scouts Court of
Awards and Christmas Par
ty Held at Century Club
XMAS PARTY

A Court of Awards and Christ
mas party was held by the Smyrna
Girl Scouts last Thursday, Decem-
ber 16 at the Century Clubhouse.
Carol singing was led by Josephine
Brown, with Sarah Jane Sparks
at the piano. A business meeting
was conducted with the president,
Patsy Ryan, presiding and reports
of troop activities for 1947-48 were
given by the retiring officers. Pre-
sentation of 1948 registration cards
were made as follows: by Patsy
Ryan, to the leaders, Mrs. Thomas
Russell and Jean Ellen Russell; to
troop committee, Mrs. Frank Ryan,
Mrs. Elwood Colder, Mrs. Stanley
Middleton, Miss Florence Lurty;
by Mrs. Ryan to members of troop,
sixth year, Patty Middleton; fifth
year, Mary Vaughn, Bernice Bur-
ris; fourth year, Josephine Brown,
Christine Cropper, Doris Dignan,
Patsy Ryan, June Colder, Marjorie
johnson, Nancy Knotts, Patsy Dig
nan, Barbara Wallace; third year
Sarah Jane Sparks, Alice Mood
Patsy Beck, Diane Shortt, Barbara
Parry; second year, Veronica
Burke. Presiding at the court OF
awards was Mrs. Thomas Russell
Proficiency badges were presented
to Patsy Beck, bird, swimmer
pioneer, boating, outdoor COOK
campcraft; Bernice Burris, chile
care, sewing, wild plant finder
June Colder, bird, sewing, foods
cook, poultry; Josephine Brown
sewing; Christine Cropper, bird
housekeeping; Diane Shortt, draw
ing and painting; Marjorie John
son, bird; Doris Dignan, hostess
sewing; Patsy Dignan, my troop
hostess; Alice Mood, bird, my
troop; Patty Middleton, housekeep
er, handy woman, foods, cook
clothing, sewing; Patsy Ryan, bird
swimmer, pioneer, outdoor COOK
farm safety, campcraft, farmer
Sarah Jane Sparks, minstrels, mus
ic appreciation, swimmer; Barbar'
Wallace, clerk, child care, sewing
cyclist; Barbara Parry bird draw
ing and painting, glass; Mar.
Vaughn, swimmer, boating, pion
eer; Nancy Knotts, poultry, birc
farm safety, farmer, foods, cook
Presentation of Membership pin
to the entire troop was made b
Miss Florence Lurty, Representing
sponsors of troop 1, the Centur
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SPEAKER AT
ROTARY MEET
Leroy Piper Addresses Club
on "Seryice Above Self" at
The Wayside Inn
HOST TO SCOUTS TONIGHT

The Smyrna Rotary Club heard
a talk on the Rotary motto: Ser
vice Above Self by Leroy Piper,
member of the club, at the dinner
meeting last Thursday at The
Wayside Inn. He said that Rotary
is founded on the principles of the
Christ whose birthday we celebrate
next week, and he deplored the
commercialization of this great
event. 1.-THE true spirit lies in the
giving of service, friendly greet
ing, or assisting those in Distress
he stated, saying these are year.
round gifts. On a recent visit to
the Boy Scout meeting Mr.. Piper
lauded the present leadership of
the boys. William E. Matthews,
Jr. responded to the talk, and an
nounced that the Court of Awards
for the Boy Scouts will be conduct
ed on Wednesday evening, Decen-
ber % when several boys win be
advanced in the various steps Of
scouting. William Short is scout
master and Earl Ford, assistant
scoutmaster. Reynolds Pratt, vice.
president, presided. George r.
Wright, student at Washington
College, was the guest of his
father, George w. Wright. The
Smyrna Rotary Club extends the
seasons greetings to the commun-
ity which they serve, and to all
friends of Rotary. The Rotary Club
will act as host to the members of
the Smyrna Boy Scout troop at a
Christmas dinner party tonight at
The Wayside Inn.
Smyrna times., 1948-12-23
GIVE LECTURE
AT u. of ID. JAN. Z
Mason and Dixon, Surveyors
of Famous Boundary Line
Topic of Lecture
NEW INFORMATION

phia, one of the foremost author
tiles on the careers of Charles
Mason and jeremiah Dixon, sur
veyors of the boundary line which
bears their names, will be present.
ed by the University Of Delaware's
History Department in public lec-
ture at Newark on Friday, Jan. Z.
Dir. H. Clay Reed, chairman of the
department, in announcing the lee
ture, pointed out that while Mason
and Dixon are generally known
only as surveyors, they were in
fact accomplished astronomical OBJ
servers who spent their lives fur
thering that science. DR.. Cope,
professor of physics at the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania, is making a
fresh study of the lives and scien-
tific achievements of Mason and
Dixon, and has gathered much new
scientific information about them,
particularly from British archives,
according to DR.. Reed. The subject
of DR.. Cope's talk will be: mason
and Dixon-English Men of
Science" Preceding the lecture, at
$3.50 pm. in Mitchell Hall, Newark,
there will be an informal reception
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Death of Frank B. Reichelt

Frank B. Reichelt, age 46 years,
died at his residence in Smyrna on
December 10. He was the son of
Gustaf Adolf Reichelt of Germany
and Emma Louise Haas Reichelt
of Pennsylvania. Funeral services
will be held today, Thursday, Dec
ember % from the Funeral Chapel
ofsW. A. FAIRIES and Son. The Rev.
Walter Hards will officiate and in
terment will be in Odd Fellows
Cemetery. He is survived by his
wife, Louise Sickman Reichelt;
Mrs. Emma L. Reichelt, mother, of
Philadelphia; the following child
rem: Robert L. Reichelt, U. S. N.
Key West, Florida; Frank R. Rel
chelt, Smyrna; and the following
brothers and sisters: Paul R. Rel
chelt. Gustaf R. Reichelt, Louis A.
Reichelt, all of Philadelphia; and
Mrs. Roy E. Broins, Darby, Pa,
Mr.. Reichelt was a member of the
Taconey Odd Fellows Lodge of
Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1948-12-23

Death of Laura Rawley Elliott
Mrs. Laura Rawley Elliott, age
S5 years, died in Bridgetown, N. ].
December IL. She was the daughter
of Robert Rawley of Delaware and
Amanda Wilson Rawley of Hand
cocks Bridge, N. ]. Funeral SER
vices were held on December 15
from the Funeral Chapel of w. A.
FAIRIES and Son. The Rev. Walter
Beckwith was in charge and inter-
ment was in Leipsic Cemetery. She
was the widower of the late George
S. Elliott. She is survived by two
children: Mrs. j. Horace Johnson,
Bridgeton, N. ]. and Mrs. Samuel
e. Regar, Cootestown, Pa; two
sisters: Mrs. John Witlock, Wyom-
ing, Del. and Mrs. Thomas S. Hur-
lock, Philadelphia; three grand
children and six great grandchild-
ron
Smyrna times., 1948-12-23
HORNETS DROP
TO THIRD PLACE
Lose in Wild Game With Eel
ton; Denton and Chester
town Tied For Lead
NEXT GAME JANUARY 3

Denton Bobcats and Chestertown
AA's are off to a good start in the
current Mar-Del League race with
four straight wins. Milford Vets
have broke even in their two games
while the Smyrna Hornets are find
ing it tough to gain last years
form and have finished on the
short end three times in four
starts. Middletown, Dover and Eel
ton have each notchted one win in
three starts while Harrington and
Cecilton are still seeking their first
win. Last Wednesday Dover Bull
dogs captured their first win as
they topped Harrington 81 to Al
but not until after a real scare
from the Legionnaires and it took
a wild scoring outburst in the third
period to put the game on the win
ming side as the Harrington five
led in every period except the 3rd.
Dover found the range in the 3rd
period for 80 points as two six
lfooters, steve Skabla and Bob
Thompson along with the fleet
footed Bill Rash dropped them in
fromsall angles. Skabla rang up 1S
points for Dover while Jack FARRELL
hit for 8 for the Legion. On Thurs
day Dover couldn't match the work
of Chestertown at the foul line SO
they went down to defeat 41-33
Both teams were even from the
field with 12 field goals but the AA
five outscored Dover IL to 8 at the
penalty mark. Chestertown con-
verted IL out of "a with Dover hav-
ing 9 out of 20. Will Barnes had {
for 6 with Gil Conant accounting
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CHRISTMAS EVE
AT ST. PETERS
Hold Service of Conservation
of New Carpet; Singing by
Augmented Choir
PARTY FOR CHILDREN

A service of conservation of the
new carpet was conducted at st.
Peters Church by the Rev. Percy
Donaghay preceding the regular
service on Sunday morning. The
donor of the carpet was the late
Charles S. Clements, who gave it
in memory of his uncle, the late
James r. Clements, who for many
years was a warden of Trinity
Church, Clayton when that church
was active. In a scene of simplic-
ity and beauty, with the church
decorated by Christmas evergreens
and white tapers, the annual SER
vice of Holy Communion and carol
singing will be held at st. Peters
Church ON Christmas Eve, Friday,
December "a at 11:30 o'clock. The
celebrant will be the Rev. Walden
Pell II, of st. Andrews School,
Middletown. Carols will be sung
by an augmented choir and the
congregation. The choir will sing
under the direction of Mrs. John
Fearon, and the organist will be
Mrs. Olive Hirons Stats. Services
on Sunday will be church school at
10 am. and Morning Prayer and
sermon at liam. The Christmas
treat for members of the church
school will be held in the parish
house on Thursday, December &c
from z to 9 pm. All members Of
the church, and especially parents
are requested to be present ant
help make this children's party 6
success.
Smyrna times., 1948-12-23
SANTA CLAUS
VISITS HERE
Smyrna Clayton Chamber of
Commerce Sponsors Annual
Visit Here December Is
ARRIVES BY AIR

The youngsters of Smyrna, Clay
ton and surrounding areas turned
out in full force to see Santa Claus
on his annual pre-Christmas visit
here, last Saturday, December Is.
Santa arrived at Clayton by air.
plane, landing at the farm of w. l..
Wheatley, and was met by a COM
mittee from the Smyrna-Clayton
Chamber of Commerce, the spon-
soring organization. Here he climb
ed aboard his sleigh, mounted on
a gaily decorated float, which also
carried his many gifts for the boys
and girls, and was escorted by a
parade of floats, lead by the Citi-
zens Hose Company Band, through
Clayton. Making his first stop in
the business district of Clayton, he
was greeted by Mayor Carl A.
Hurd, then greeted all the children
and presented them with gift and
some fruit. From Clayton the pro-
cession moved to Smyrna, parading
from Thornley's mill up Commerce
Street to the Post Office where
Santa was greeted by Mayor G. J.
Prickett. George w. Wright, super
intendent of Smyrna schools, well
coined the crowd and presented St
Nick to the mayor. The children
received a gift and fruit and tol6
Santa Claus what they wanted fol
Christmas. Members of the Citi.
zens Hose Company, Smyrna police
and town crew cooperated with the
chamber in staging the visit. The
committee arranging the affair in
cluded w. M. Doughten, Well.
FAIRIES, Raymond Pusey, w. L
Wheatley, and Albert Vernon
Rounding out the chambers holi
day activities will be the awarding
of prizes for the best decorated
homes and business places il
Smyrna and Clayton.
Smyrna times., 1948-12-23
w.s.C.s. CHRISTMAS PROGRAM
Met In Asbury Methodist Church
Friday, Dec. II; Xmas Program

The regular meeting of The Wo-
mans Society of Christian Service
met in Asbury Methodist Church
Friday evening, December 18th,
Mrs. A. D. Cole, president, presid-
ing. Devotions were conducted by
Mrs. Clarence Scuse. Scripture
reading by Mrs. Norman Short.
Christmas Carols and Prayer by
Rev. Walter L. Beckwith. Business
meeting was in charge of the pres
ident. 1t was a Christmas program,
in charge of the officers. Piano
solo by Miss Ruth Johnson, "Clair
De Luine"; vocal solo, Miss Doro-
thy Burge, accompanied by Miss
Ruth Johnson, 20 Come Let Us
Adore Him; two readings by Miss
Anna Beckett, MY Christmas Ser
mon to Myself" and "a Christmas
Gift" After the meeting adjourned
a social hour and refreshments
were served.
Smyrna times., 1948-12-23
Friendship Christmas Program

NAAA A'NAAANNo -
The Christmas program given by
members of Friendship Sunday
School and choir will be held at
2:3O.p.m. on December 26th at the
church. Everyone is welcome. The
following children will take part:
Dorothy, Jean, Joan and Virginia
McClain, Pauline, Elsie and Virgin
ia Shockley, Carolyn Shetzler,
Shirley Manning, Judy Passmore,
Shirley and Mary Lou Reynolds,
Marie, Trudy and JEANNE Stellar,
Hannah MacRoss, Betty Lou Hess,
Dorothy Montgomery, Allan Rey-
nolds, Sammy McClain, Edward
Wheeler, David Passmore, Rodney
Reynolds, Sonny Stellar, Vernon
Johnson, Clark Ross, Bill Warner,
Russell, Donald and Charles Brown,
Earl Cooley, Charles Sherry, James
Reynolds. Lena Newman will be
soloist.
Smyrna times., 1948-12-23
CHRISTMAS AT
WELFARE HOME
Smyrna Girl Scouts To Sing
Carols On Christmas Eve
Services On Christmas
GUESTS TO RECEIVE Gifts

The celebration of Christmas at
the State Welfare Home began on
Wednesday and will continue thru
next Sunday. A marionette show
was participated in by patients
and employees on Wednesday and
presented by the occupational
therapy department. The patients
had assisted in the making and
showing of the marionettes, and
carols were sung by employees and
attendants. On Christmas Eve the
Smyrna Girl Scouts, following a
custom of many years standing,
will sing carols on all floors OF the
home, during which time gift will
be given by the Welfare Home to
each guest there. Early Christmas
day, at 6 am, a mass will be con-
Quoted by Father M. G. McNichols,
Catholic chaplain for the home. At
10 am. the Protestant service will
be in charge of the Rev. Walter l..
Beckwith, pastor of Asbury Meth
odist Church. During the day a
movie, "The Miracle of 34th Street.
will be shown. A complete turkey
dinner will be served, and cards,
made by members of the Brownies
troop, will be placed on all trays.
During the afternoon, many visit
ors. individuals and those repre-
senting various church groups and
other organizations, will bring
gifts to all, and carols will be sung,
On Sunday, December 26, the
Mems Bible Glass of Asbury
Church will sponsor a tour OF
Smyrna and nearby towns for 70
guests of the home, providing
transportation so that they may
see the Christmas lights and dec
orations of homes. Elaborate dec
orations have been arranged at the
home, with large lighted trees at
each end of every floor, and small
trees throughout the wards. The
lobby of the medical center is foe
al point of interest. The buildings
facade presents cheerful picture,
with red balls in each window. The
trees throughout the building were
contributed by employees, who cut
them in the woods, erected, ant
trimmed them. DR.. c. ]. Prickett
is superintendent at the home.
Smyrna times., 1948-12-23

pm. Everyone is cordially invited
to attend. Just before the program
on Thursday evening the Ewell's
Methodist Sunday School Award
Pins will be presented to the fol-
lowing: One year pins: Mrs. Helen
Sylvester, George R. Haley, Betty
Tucker, John Dykes, James Sylves-
ter, Jerry Neal, Charlotte Sylves-
ter, Howard Sylvester, Ethel Dav-
is, Donno Jones, Joan Betz; two
year pins: Richard Rutter, Gail
Jones, Mary Jane Starkey, Ruth
Ann Wiley; three year pins: Mrs.
Laura Darrell, Jackey Spencer,
Billy Johnson, Eddie Turner, Bob
by Spencer, Clarence Council, Jr.;
four year pins: Nancy Lee Davis,
Carolyn Connell, Mrs. Harry Clay
vile, Betty Rutter, Janet Sylves-
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Home Demonstration Club

The Friendly Neighbors Home
Demonstration Club held its annual
Christmas Party at Buffers Res
taurant, near Smyrna, Tuesday
evening, December 14th. Mr.. and
Mrs. Butler served the members
and their guests with turkey din
ner with all the fixings, which was
enjoyed by all present. Mrs. Cliff
ford Pryor, chairman of entertain
ment, and her assistants, Mrs. FL
mer David and Mrs. G. Arthur CHM
had provided an evening of fun for
those present. The January meet
ing will meet with Mrs Lee W.
David with covered dish lunch
con.
Smyrna times., 1948-12-23
BOY DIES ON
HUNTING TRIP
Fl Year Old Youth Found on
Marsh by Search Party
Wednesday, Dec. Is
SERVICES HELD DEC. 10

Funeral services for Eugene Ell
mer Tribbitt, 81 year old youth
who was found dead between
Woodland Beach and Leipsic We'd
nesday, December 15, were held
Sunday, December 10 from the
Funeral Chapel of w. A. FAIRIES
and Son. According to Kent County
Coroner, John Rogers, Tribbitt and
Brady Williams went cunning early
Wednesday morning and when they
failed to return that night search
ing parties led by Tribbitt's father,
Thomas Tribbitt, began combing
the marshlands. Shortly after 10
o'clock Thursday morning the body
of Tribbitt was found in boat
while williams was discovered
slumped along the shore. The cor
oner said Tribbitt apparently died
of exposure and that there was no
evidence of foul play. Eugene FL
mer Tribbitt was the son of Thom-
as Tribbitt, Sr. and Delories Truax
Tribbitt. The Rev. Bishop officiated
at the funeral services and inter-
ment was in Odd Fellows Gene
terry. He is survived by his mother
and father and the following broth
ers and sisters. Thomas, Violet,
Robert, Ruth, Dorothy and Arthur
The VIEW. post at Dover conduct
ed military services at the ceme-
terry.
Smyrna times., 1948-12-23
PASSWATERS-ENGRAM

Miss Florence Passwaters to Be
come Bride of Raymond Engram
Miss Florence E. Passwaters,
daughter of Mrs. Florence R. Pass
waters and the late Mr.. Millard H.
Passwaters, will be married to Mr..
Raymond w. Engram, nephew of
Mrs. Jennie Hartnett of Green's
boro. Md, at Z o'clock Christmas
Eve in st. Pauls Methodist Church,
Clayton. The Rev. R. w. Kirwan
will officiate. Mr.. Millard H. Pass
waters, Jr. will give his sister in
marriage and her maid of honor
and only attendant will be Miss
Mary Agnes Poore of Dover. Mr..
Lindy Jarvis will be Mr.. Engram's
best man. Ushers will be Mr.. AL
bert Lambertson and Mr.. Bowen
Tribbitt. A reception for the i'm
mediate families will follow at the
home of the brides mother Miss
Passwaters attended John Bassett
Moore High School and has been
associated with the State Welfare
Home for several years. Mr.. En-
gram, who is in business in Green's
boro, is a graduate of the Green's
boro High School and served in the
U. S. Army Air Corps during
World War II. Mr.. Engram and
his bride will reside on Rodney St.
Lake Como Gardens, Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1948-12-23
Death of Mary Thompson

Mary Thompson, age 81 years,
died in Smyrna, December IL. She
was the daughter of John Stirling
and Eliza Rachel McFadden, both
of Ireland. Funeral services were
held December 13 from the Funer-
al Chapel of w. A. FAIRIES and Son.
The Rev. Walter Beckwith offici-
ated and interment was in Odd
Fellows Cemetery.
Smyrna times., 1948-12-23
Christmas Program at School

The John Bassett Moore High
School chorus and selected men,
bers of the band gave Christmas
program at the school last night.
All students taking part were
especially trained for this perform
ance by Bert Paul osbon, head of
the music department.
Smyrna times., 1948-12-23
All PARTY AT LEIPSIC
Leipsic willing Workers All Club
Entertain Neighboring Clubs

The Willing Workers All Club
gave a Christmas party on Friday,
December 10th at the Leipsic
school. The Kenton Klubbers,
Bucking Broncos and the Clayton
Clodhoppers All clubs attended.
Gifts were exchanged and the en-
tertainment consisted of games
and dancing. Refreshments were
served by the Willing Workers.
Smyrna times., 1948-12-23
School Band PLAYS Carols

A group of High School bands
men, under Bert Paul Osbon played
several Carols for guests of the
Delaware House Tuesday evening.
Smyrna times., 1948-12-23
ce,ebrate weddinp Anniversary

Celebrate Wedding Anniversary
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan l.. Parry
celebrated their 25th Wedding An
niversary on Wednesday, December
% at a dinner and theatre party
in Philadelphia.