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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-20
Gin golones 2i6t flog oirG Dos
SenIterlein
ltnb fiiBt ibr Saupt = ibm idien's
Elm @lorienl l6ein.
(Sopbie SteinDar5.)
SoH iin6 nid)t olIe idulolos.

Stub inn @rub uno fon1mt allnGht-
|li6, ous Sellerlein 5u irben, bas es
beim Spiel berloren bot. Grit als
man es fono uno in oen &lingel=
beutel mari, borte iein frieoloies
@anoern o1f.
@rgreifeno flagt 6. Sia Inn ger
ltorten Silienidml1d:
~Ils i6 gum erititenmol bid iob,
Da glaubt id oie beilige &inobeit
mir mob.
Sn oeinen slugari itano 10 beG se-
I6rieben
Gin frommeS 8ort ben unlbuloig=
iiiBem 2ieben'
|9o6, als id) einnal tpieber oid) ee=
iebn,
Ga iub id nimmer oeine 2ilien
tDebn. E.
Gerlunfen tparen beine If0nlten
Sterne -
Bie S6lud5en orans's 5u mir aus
Deiter Serne,
SSn tpebem Sliititern ipreden glit'
un6 @ino
Son einem Iilienfernen armen aino."
Gagegen tpeiB 6. Saiert cine Iieb=
|lihe 2egenoe bon etner SebnlIdti=
gen, Die nod nidt nit be1 8ef6br=
|tlnnen gum Sil6 bes Serrn treten
ourfte. ~0u Bit 5u fleit," bieB es
trob aller Bitten. Gou S6mers fniet
lite abieits bon Der 1eier. 9u bebt ii6
|eine Soitie aus SEN SGnoen bes 8rie-
tiers uno b6lt iiber jung @ertruos
&opf6en Itiu. @us gngels Sono
|empfangt tie bas gngelsbrot. uno
orei Gage ipdter fiinOen sic @loden,
noaB Seius 5u iid nabm 0ie fleine
8raut."
&lemens 8rentano beridtet in Ser
|fragmentarilden @inleitung 5u .ben
|&oman3en bonn Hoienfran5 BON iei-
ner 5irmllng. 3u 9fingiten - oie
groe itano in Sriiblingsfreuoe :
|barrten NIT ibm uieno .&inoer 6es
8ii6ofs, Der ibnen oas SeI ser &raft
lpenoete. 0erb 1tno empfinolid idien
|tbm Ser 8adenltrei6: Ser 8ilfof :. :.
Sob in mir mobl ienes iro'i6e
8anfen,
Sas 5u beltin1men nod id) faum ber>
mug.
Sd trat eridiittert aus Sen bell gen
S6ranfen.
No6 aIlerbano oi6tete 8rentano
bon ieinem Sutherland.
glu6 8oetbe ipann in ieiner &nos
ben5ett allerlei @ei6i6ten:
~gaute man1 friitallen SdIoB
ltno 5eritort es auh,
Marf man6 blinfenoes @eldoB
0raben in Oen 8aud.
<terlif befreit i6 oann
Sie Yrin5eiiin Sii6."
Simmelslebnludt bat cine onoere
&leine. Sic m0d)te in sic ltrablenoe
Sonne lbauen, aber oann muB Tie
meinen, flagt iie ser 2ebrerin. sd
|glaube, meint lie, ubas fommt, peil
mir Seimtueb baben nad oen gnalein
uno oem Seiusfnaben, es lit, als md-
rem mir oa orob'n 5u Saul BEL oen
8olfen uno Sternden." (2ia.)
ytl6t 10 bod binars min Smpte=
oas &nabe. ~am 8arterbous." Ser
lugt nad ser 2ofomotipe, uno menn
iie poruberidiebt, rest ii6 oas Ser
langen:
User aud 10 fonnte fabren
9inaus ins peite 2ano.
Veir bat I'M fleinen Sersen
Die Sebniudt beiB gebrannt."
Ood audi oie @irtlidfeit, Sic @e=
gentpart lit idon. gs braudt ia niht
|olel, um Elm &inoerber5 5u erfreuen,
lein fleines Sdnoben bermag groBen
&ei6tum 81 faiien.
rueber oen nieoeren @arten5aun
Teden li6 &inoerfopfden:
Sraun!
gSas gibt es tuobl iiber'1n @arteu
5al1n
genr 5u idauen?
Gin &atden liegt in ser Come"
(Marianne Spitler.)
Sa, oas lit ein lieber SpieBae-
ielle. .Seoes fertnt ipobl oag @eoicht
Sebbels bon Dem Sungen, Ser mad,
itrengem 8ebeiB bes 8aters feline bie-
biide Sreunoin in BEN Eeitb tpsrfen
|mnB. "Ood 5ugleid, INN fie gu ret
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-20

er groB". Grit miro 0em Sater Die
8oit gebradt, bann muB er aeidnen.
9is 8olfden it6 fort begibt 1tno in
iein idon 5iemlid inpalioes Spiel
5erg iid pertieft.
Sann:
uSinaus ins s5reie, bi11aus in ben
@arten,
$50 i'm bie fleinen Biepp0gel er-
tporten,
l1nb mo er sic &olen min beebren,
l1no leioer auh oie Stahelbeeren. I"
Muerbono l1nfug lteIlt er an, lit
balo itorriid, balb Iieb.
nWein Sobn, toGe fort" benft ser
Sater.
&aI6 itn6 oie i60nen Gage berlpebt,
l1no ueit liegt i'm Hebel, a6, tpeglos
ipeit,
Sie &inoer5eit, Die &inoer5eit."
Sebr biel braper lit bos MGo6en,
oos Siolbe &l1r5 seidnet. 0as lit
gar iebr geidaftig, bat allerbono
Bflidten uno Miiben. 0es Worsens
fiiBt es oie gltern tpa9, idleppt
Nild rno Webl berbet uno beiorgt
bie Buppenmabl5eit. 3um @arten
iebt i'm 2arf! S6ned fro6 INNS gl-
fenbaus, Drum 1pGi6t oas &ino bie
8latter aus, elm armes Soglein Iiegt
tot, man mrB es begraben uno Elm
&reu5 pflan5en.
r0as I8G lit pieI au idtper,
$50 nabmt' Dos &ino sic 3eit ou6
Der?
Die 8uppenipGi6e muB berein,
l1no bel oem lebten Sageni6ein
Die Ieuglein fallen 5u."
Cine gan5 beIonbers &luee, 8robe
lpielt NIT iieben Sabren iGon 8i5e=
mama. Sic bat oie fleinen @el6ipi-
.iter Sonntags nit in 0ie Stride ge-
nommen. 0rei Saar groBe blaue
&inoeraugen ihauen ano16tig gum
Iltar. Aber Dem &leinlten Oauert es
l6lteBli6 gar gu lange.
Gin blonobe5opftea &opflein brebt
it6 um.
u0o6 ia6te
Sob ii6 glei6 Elm iorglid Mlltter-
bano6en,
l1nb Elm ianfter @riff bon Sruo6ens
6ingern
S6ob oas &opfden in bie re6te Orb
nllng.
l1no 10 griff iie balo 5ur 2infen Seite,
8alo 5ur rebten - freunbli6 -,
gan5 gebuloig,
Sbne oaB bonn fleinen Ingeli6te
Semals mid Der frommen anoa6t
slusorud.
(Ot. Hegina Woit)
Oie &inoer tpiiien ia i6on lGneIt
bonn lie6en @ott. 8enn lie faum lal-
len fonnen, lernen iie oas Seiulein
bitten, tie fromm 5u MAIDEN, Iernen
tie 2uiie SenIels inniees Na6tsebet !:
"Wiioe bin i6 :" Sic balten ou6
tpobl ielbit @ottesoienit, tpenn iie
nidt mitoiirfen in sic Stride. @ol-
ten einnal orei 8lonof0pf1en
ufromm mie bie sllten idon iein. J."
Seoes nabm iib elm 8ud, bielt es
berfebrt uno iang lbaqeno oralf los
= tpeib feins, mas es iang. uSingt
immer, ibr &inblein, es oringet au6
10 51l Dem bimmlii6en Sbron."
(&arl @erof.)
Sn slnglt uno 2eio fliiGtet bas
&ino gum Simmelpater. 9umpf
croft es in Den 2iiften,
NJ SulltlgeH, DuI Iule UeI SluLll
minO pebt,
3 lit bobe 3eit, id Jag 1nein @ebet!
uno IN 0es bel1lenoen Sturmes
8ri1nme
S0nt's nit eebietenber 8ogelitimme
Sd bin nod flein, lno mein Sera
lit rein,
gs iollten feline @eipitter fem"
(Siabeaa &aiier.)
uSonnenflimmer" biinft elmer jun
gen 0idterin unierer 3eit bas &ir-
oerbeten. 8er ibm lauibt, rliebt i'm
8eibnadtsidimmer Seelen, oie, tpie
gngel flebten". (gliiabetb 2iG.)
Das lit Elm erniter 9ag, ipenn es
gum eritenmal beihten beiBt. Mbs
ieits bon ben @efdbrtinnen fniete oa
elm Waoden in beiBen ErGnen. v@ag
meinit ou," fragt teilnebmenb Ser
8rieiter, ntparum bangitit ou?" -
30 Serr, id firlbe 2eib uno Meue
t1fHhf
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-20

ter muB Spielgef6brte iein. &oItlid
lit Gin Gag aus Dem 2eben oes fleis
men Serrn @olf" BON 2iliencron.
Drei Sabre lit Ser gub, idreit iebr
beim 8alden unb An5ieben, ~tpenn
er friibItiidt, bleibt fem Gelt" - OH.
Ber Dem, mas er aufs S6iirahen
tropft; roarauf gebt ser 5peftafel
hunter los, in 2a6en unb 8einen lit
er groB". Grit miro bem 8ater bie
8oit gebra6t, bann muB er aei6nen.
8is @olfden it6 fort begibt 1tno in
iein idon 5iemlid inpalioes Spiel
5eig iid nertieft.
Sann:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-11-20

Sa, oas lit Elm lieber SpieBae-
lelle. .Seoes fennt lpobl bas @eoiht
9ebbels bon Dem Sungen, Ser nad)
ltrengem GebeiB bes @aters feline Bic
bii9e Srellnoin in oen Eeid uerfen
|mnb. .Ood 5ugleid, INN iie gu ret
Evening star., 1948-04-27

o bheyod Swiss oeondes and ethereal imported and domestic
eyeIets to make you foiy-toIe bride.
Beautiful the brides dress and her bdesmoids
brodeed Swiss orgond The bdes ote your
HONOR white with embroidered
Poes too for bridesmaids All "A exclusively
at Woodward lothrop in Washington.
Matching oreondies, without embroidery $3.50
eyeet-emDoded botiste by Goschok; 36inch S3e5
Bridal Wreath embroidered ogondy Fisbo 36nch
Embroidered boiste delicate pottern 36-nch so
Oher eyeIeterbroidered cottons Yard e5 to S. 50
and Pattern sseundro
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-01-22

he has served this church; that we
commend his amiable conduct; his
unfeigned piety to God and his H.
deity to his faith and trust in God.
That while we realize his presence
among us will be greatly missed, we
feel and covet, that we shall continue
to be objects of his intercession to
God, and feel that our strength shall
be renewed thereby.
To his good wife, Mrs. Flowers, we
commend for her zeal and devotion
to Gods cause, and we shall pray
Gods richest blessings on each OF
you, and know that you shall be
working in Gods Vineyard wherever
you may be.
That copy of these resolutions be
sent to the Baptist Record, copy to
each of the county papers. The Lex
ington Advertiser and The Durant
News with request to publish and a
copy furnished Brother and Mrs.
Flowers
Passed by. the Church in confer
ence this January 18, 1913.
IT. SHELTON. Acting Modera-
tor, T. A. OUSLEY, Church Clerk.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-01-22
Mrs. William Ruef
Passes AT Lexington

Services for Mrs. Clara Streibich
Rueff, aged ~, who died in the Com
munity Hospital at Lexington on
Wednesday after two weeks i'll
ness were held Thursday morning
at at the Tchula Presbyterian
Church with the pastor, DR.. w. w
Harrison officiating. Burial was in
Hollywood cemetery in McComb.
A member of prominent south
Mississippi family, Mrs. Rueff came
to Tchula 81 years ago and has been
prominently identified with church
work and on several occasions serv-
ed as Worthy Matron of the Eastern
Star. She was a member of the
Presbyterian Church.
She is survived by her husband,
William Rueff, of Tchula; son.
William Newton Rueff, and a grand
son, Billy Rueff of Paducah, Ken
lucky. She also leaves three sisters,
Mrs. E. E. Brasfield, of McComb;
Mrs. J S. Jones and Mrs Charley
Ellzey, Meridian; two brothers,
Frank Streibich, Mobile, Alabama;
and Charley Streibich, Meridian.
Pallbearers were: ]. L. Shields,
Bob Gillespie. Herman Watkins,
Harold Sanders, Charles Smith, Carl
Booth, Thomas Gotham and George
Samaha.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-01-22
NOTICE TO AUTOMOBILE
DEALERS

Notice is hereby given that the
City of Durant, Mississippi, desires
to purchase a " ton truck, and Will
receive bids for the sale of such truck
to said City to the time of and dur
ing the meeting of the Mayor and
Board of Aldermen of said City to
be held at 7 P. M, Tuesday, Febr-
uary 3, 1948. Such bids will be con-
sidered by said Mayor and Board at
said meeting. The right to reject any
and all bids is hereby reserved unto
said Mayor and Board.
By order of the Mayor and Board
of Aldermen of the City of Durant,
Mississippi.
Witness my official signature and
the seal of said City of Durant, this
the 14th day of January, l948.
(SEAL) LUCILLE TRUITT, Clerk
of the City of Durant, Mississippi.
18-3tnr
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-01-22
Piono Barrymore Coming
rs Juckson FEB. 49, As
"Joon Of Lorraine"

Mail orders are now being accept
ed at the City Auditorium in Jack
son fer the stage engagement of the
New York smash hit, Joan of Lor-
raine.' written by Maxwell Ander-
son, and in which Ingrid Bergman
appeared in the original New York
production, which was acclaimed
both by the critics and the public
alike as one of the outstanding
dramas ever to appear on Mroadway.
Diana Barrymore, tn eyoungest
member of the fabulous Barrymore
family, has been selected to portray
the original Ingrid Bergman role on
this nationwide road tour.
''Joan of Lorraine" is the original
production with brilliant cast, all
of whom have either played their
respective roles either in the New
York Company or Boston Companies
of Joan of Lorraine"
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-01-22
Black Hawk Resident
Dies Al Cage Game

Services for johnson Galley. who
died suddenly Friday night, were
held Saturday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
at the family residence in Black
Hawk with the Rev. E. M. Shaw, OF
Black Hawk, and the Rev. Herman
Smith, of Carrollton, officiating
Burial was in Shute cemetery with
Lee Funeral Home of Lexington In
charge.
Mr.. Galley was stricken with 9
heart attack at the Lexington-Black
Hawk basketball game at the
high school gym in Lexington Fri
day night. He was bus driver for
the Black Hawk school and had
driven the team ever for the game
He was a member of the Black Hawk
Methodist Church.
He is survived by a brother, l.. f.
Galley, Black Hawk; and three sis
tiers, Mrs. c w. Minis, Mrs. r. M
Minis, both of Black Hawk; and Mrs.
M. E. Barr of Carrollton.
Pallbearers were ]. B. Minis, B. Il.
Minis, Morgan Galley, George w.
Galley, ]. M. Galley. Franklin Galley
and James R. Funderberg.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-01-22
Holmes County Aivers
Under Two Inch Snow

Holmes county shivered under q
blanket of snow estimated to be
about two to three inches as the
weather took hasty dip and fell tc
a low of about 10 degrees above
zero Saturday.
The snowfall heaviest in the coun.
ty in several years, was preceded by
an icy blast and sleet and stuck to
the ground and roads making walk
ing and driving hazard. Traffic
was slowed down to a snails pace
and careful driving on the motorists
part kept accidents down to mini
mum.
The snow and ice for the most
part had melted away by Tuesday
morning as the temperature rose
well above freezing.
Plumbers and repairmen had their
hands full as calls came in reporting
frozen and bursted water pipes. Mis-
sissippi Power and Light Company
reports no trouble with electric lines
weighed down as very. little sleet
fell and ice was slow to form on the
wires. The natural gas distribution
held up well with no complaints
from consumers about low pressure
School was not interrupted as the
snow and ice came after classes were
dismissed Friday and had melted
sufficiently Monday to allow school
buses to operate without danger.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-01-22

seh vishin9 for monsY to give
Clarke College, million dolims.
more o., lessi When ! saw the splen-
did work thut won done under han
dicops I would think, What could
they do. If they had the needed
buildings and equipment" If Mis-
sissippi Baptists will each do what
we con-much or littls.-for one Of
the finest institutions. I believe there
will be rejoicing in Heaven us well
as at Clarke College. I. for one, want
to give an offering. and when oil Of
US put our gifts together. it will be
worthy enough for US to sing the
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-01-22
Wright Warns National
Continued from page One)

Agriculture: Urged proper sup
port of all agriculture agencies, in
Guiding extension and experiment
station work, local livestock shows
and fairs; completion of central
farmers market: aid for State Fair
if division of authority with city of
Jackson is cleared up.
Public Health: "There is great
need for public health centers to be
constructed throughout the state"
Labor: Urged creation of State
Department of Labor.
Seafood: Asked appropriation to
replenish storm-damaged oyster
reefs and sufficient tax on industry
to provide further replenishing.
Livestock: Urged exemption Of
livestock feeds from sales tax.
Oil and Gas Conservation: Call
ed for enactment of a sound and
modern oil and gas conservation
law" administered by full-time
board.
In other recommendations he also;
urged continuance and expansion OF
the Agricultural and Industrial Cha
WD Board; asked sufficient appropr-
iation to support the National Guard,
start state armory construction pro-
gram and revision of states military
code; asked careful study of better
wages for state employees; suggest
ed an insurance committee to report
in 1850 on revised insurance code.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-01-22

Doxology with the faculty and stu
dentsl
Note: Mrs. Goodrich, wife of Edi-
tor A. L. Goodrich, OF the Baptist
Record, is. the former Miss Evie Lam
drum, popular field worker for the
w M. u. of Mississippi, graduate of
Mississippi College and the w. M. U.
Training School of Louisville, Ken
lucky. She taught in the public
schools at Gloster, Louin, Flora and
Benot before she accepted the state
Baptist work. Her sister, Miss Min
ME Landrum, is w. M. U. Secretary
in Brazil with headquarters at Rio
de Janeiro.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-01-22

Mrs. Goodrich is related to
Mrs. Florence Bdnkhead of
Goodman and many other re-
latives and friends in Pickens
and Holmes county.
Two years ago / was invited to
Clarke College at Newton to teach
the w M. u. Methods course for DR..
E. r. Prisons Bible class of men
and women. At first I felt hesis-
fancy in teaching men w. M. U.
methods. But after having been
with them only short time found
they were interested in missions,
and especially the ministerial stu
dents were eager to know how to or
ganize and maintain missionary or
ganization in a church.
The Gloss was On inspiration for
me. It wos like Ridgecrest in at
mosphere and spirit on the cum-
pus! The duY begdn with prayer
and the night closed with prayer.
have never seen a group thdt en-
joyed singing more. The singing, in
the dining room and in chdpel
brought JOY to oil.
There was only one sad feature.
And that was the fact that buildings
were not adequate to care for the
big crowd that had come from far
and near to seek Christian educa-
ton.
Over md over agoin I found my
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-01-22
Rev. Madison Flowers
Continued From Page y

Continued From Page y
Goodman Baptist Church in confer
ence, that we extend to Brother
Flowers our sincere regrets that mat
tiers beyond our control have pro-
NOTED this desire, and we extend to
him our sincere appreciation for the
devotion and earnestness, with which
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-01-22

FOR SALE - Hand made infants
wear to order. Louanne Henry,
Phone 170-J or 19-R. 38-17-2tnp
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-01-22

FOR SALE-Garage equipment and
stock. See c. H. or G. w. Kuyken-
dali, Durant. Phone 800. 18-39-tfnp
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-01-22

FOR SALE-Pine wood. Stove leng-
tn. cut from slabs. Delivered in
Durant 100 GU. fit. 1925. or will trade
for corn. Contact M. E. Gray, Boy
cite. Mailing address, Route /, Sal
lis. 17-3tp
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-01-22
CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR SALE-Four room house and
lot. $1,000. Phone 348-M, Durant.
19-1tp
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-01-22

Phone Lexington 35-W for refrigera
ton, plumbing and electrical ser
vice. Lundy Refrigeration Service.
z4-tfnp
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-01-22

Use The Clossifieds-It PuYs
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-01-22

FOR SALE 4-wheel farm traIlers
equipped with 4 ply or 6-ply tires;
Natural gas ranges and water hea-
tiers delivered and installed. The
Fincher Company. Phone So. Lex.
ington. 47-u-np
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-01-22

Be sure phone Is placed
securely on hook otter each
call. Remember, one phone of
the hook ties up an entire line.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-01-22

FOR SALE - Registered Double
Standard Polled Hereford Bulls
ready for service in the spring. H. P.
Watson, Jr, Lexington. 17-4tp
Smyrna times., 1948-07-08
SIX JOIN US.
SERVICE, DOVER
Three Veterans of World Wa
ii Enlist in Army and
Air Force
MANY OPPORTUNITIES

During the month of June the
U. S. Army and u. S. Air Force
Recruiting Station of Dover, en-
listed a total of six men in the
Asmy and Air Forces, three OF
wnom were veterans Of World War
II, as was announced today by LIST
Sgt. Paul E. Peacher, MOO In
Charge of the Dover Station. Paul
]. Matter, of Ocean View, Della
ware, enlisted in the grade of s.
Sgt for a period of three years IN
the Air Force. Matter attained
the rank of Captain during the
past war and enlisted under cur
rent Air Force directives where a
former Officer to enlist in the
Smyrna times., 1948-07-08
RESOLUTIONS

Resolution of respect and honor in
memory of Ida Irene Armstrong. who de-
parted this life June II. l94S.
Whereas. we have lost loved and es-
teemed member of the Women's Society
of Christian Service of Friendship Meth
odist Church. one who scattered beautiful
flowers and words of sunshine wherever
she went,
Resolved. That while we bow to the
will of Him who knows best, our hearts
are heavy and burdened with sorrow
when we recall what faithful member
we have lost.
Resolved, That our heartfelt sympathy
is extended to her family and loved
ones.
tions be published in the Smyrna Times
and spread on the minutes of the organ
ization. -. mr. nrrurc
MARY A. STELLER,
ANNA A. DAVID,
Committee
Smyrna times., 1948-07-08
FOR SALE

is ACRES of good, high tillable
land, some fruit; located on road
from Walkers to Taylor's Bridge.
Apply to
MRS. ARMENT,
P. o. Townsend, Del.
Smyrna times., 1948-07-08
PERSONAL AND
SOCIAL ITEMS
People Who Come and Go,
Visitors To Our Community
and Former Smyrnians
HOME and CLUB PARTIES

Dr. NOrDerl fNOCh, VI fllISUuIS Su,
Pa. will arrive tomorrow to spend
two weeks as the guest of his sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. l.. M. Niles.
Miss Anne Wilson will leave on
Friday for a two weeks visit at
Canaan, Conn.,, in the Berkshire
Hills.
Miss Elizabeth Wilson spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Lucas, at Exmore, Va. Mr..
and Mrs. Willard Rutter and Miss
Amelia Winford were guests on
Monday of Mr.. and Mrs. Lucas,
and returned with Miss Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl r. Downs and
daughter, Deborah Jane, and Miss
Ella Mae Gardner are on a motor
trip through the New England
States. They recently spent a
weekend at Gardner Lake, Conn.
Miss Amelia Winford, of Pasa-
dena, Calf, is spending the sum-
mer with her mother and sister at
their home on Delaware Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Wright
and son Bruce, left last Thursday
to spend the month of July in Re-
hoboth. Their other son, George R.
Wright, will join them week-ends.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Harmonson
have closed their home, "Greybox"
and will be at 27 Park Avenue, Re-
hoboth Beach for the season. Their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Kline Weir, and their
daughter, Ann Harmonson Weir,
will stay with them. Miss Dorothy
Denney Weir is attending a camp
for girls at Sutton, New Hamp-
shire.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Fearon
and infant son John, visited rela-
tEes at Cape May, N. j., over the
Fourth of July.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Deakyne and
family are staying at their cot
tage in Rehoboth. Mr.. Willard
Deakyne, Of Newark, N. j., has
been spending his vacation with
Mr.. and Mrs. Deakyne.
Miss Ethel Wilds has returned
from visit with Mrs. Mary
Graham and Miss Desmont Gra-
ham, of Harrington, Del.
Mrs. Anna j. Draper returned
Tuesday from Ocean City, Nd, af-
ter spending a week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles w. Biting and Miss
Doris E. Biting of Upper Darby,
Pa, at the Del-Mar-Va Cottages.
Mrs. Draper will leave July 9th,
for Athens, Ohio, to spend July
and August with Mr.. and Mrs Will
liam CASTOR and family. Mrs. Gas
ton is the former Roberta A. Drap-
er.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. G. Allen and
son Craig, of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday with Mrs. Rachel Gootee
and Mrs. Addie Book.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Robins of
Elizabeth, N. j., and Mrs. Lena
Watson, of West Chester, Pa, were
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene w. Goldsborough.
Mrs. Tommy Awin and two chill
dren, Barbara and Bruce, of Puerto
Rico and Mrs. Donald A. Nagley
and daughter of Fort Hancock,
New Jersey are visiting their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter w. Har-
ry.
Smyrna times., 1948-07-08
Public Library
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Librarian: Miss Louise Derney
The Flames OF Time
by: Baynard Kendrick
Melissa by: Taylor Caldwell
Smyrna times., 1948-07-08
FoR SALE

Red Skin Seed Potatoes grown
from No. 1 disease-proof Virginia
seed. Can be seen at Wyoming
cold storage plant.
WILBERT RAWLEY,
Phone: Dover 264s Leipsic, Del.
Smyrna times., 1948-07-08
FOR SALE

(Premium) single loop, annealed
balel ties, g. g., is gauge at $3.50
per bale. Prompt delivery.
Short & Walls Lumber Company
Middletown, Delaware