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up and get construction started

up and get construction started as soon as possible
 Mir Torgerson said the new bank will make it possible for persons to drive their automo piles right alongside a teller's window, transact business with out once leaving their automo' bile. There will also be ample parking space for those who wish to leave their cars and en" ter the bank.
 Mir Torgerson organized the Bank of Kodiak in 1889 and was president of the instltutlen until l947 at which time he left kodl. ak and went outside.
 Previous to coming to Kodiak, MT Torgerson was cashier and vice president of the First Bank of Cordova for several years
Kodiak mirror., 1948-12-18

US. Deputy Marshal Paul Herring returned on Tuesdays plane after 8 weeks in Anchol- age on business.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-12-18

Mrs Eleanor Dooley has re" turned from several weeks out S des
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FOR SALE-Pure Bred Chester
White Pigs, two gifts and 2 boars
over six months. Bill Emmert,
Marysville, Rt. 3. 1O-l4-2ts
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FOR SALE-12 registered Shrop-
shire rams, 2, mi. e. of w. Mans
field. Homer TIL omps o n. &.
10-18-2tS.
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CUT YOUR COST of living with
our everyday low prices.
Potatoes PIX. .29
Bologna Id. .29
King-Nut Oleo Id. .29
Soup beans 2 Id. .25
Franks lb- .35
MIITCHELL'S ] C A STORE
Milford Centerr. Phone 9-3291.
10-l4-2t
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FOR SALE-Oliver combine gift.
with motor, electric heater. Jonasl
J. Miller, 1/2 mile N. w. of Arm
old Plain City Rt. 3. l0-l8-1ts
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FOR SALE-Three Gurnsey cows
Springers, due to freshen any
time reason for selling i'll health.
|C. D. Sidle, Redwood. Kinney
Pike, rt. 3. Phi. 2703. 1O-lo-lts
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FOR SALE-42in. international
combine, in Al condition. Phi. To-
708. 10-18-1tS
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Ambulance TRIPS

The following ambulance trip
was made by William H. Faulk-
ner:
Louis Conrad to Jane Case
Hospital in Delaware, Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Parker from White
Cross Hospital home of her par
ents, Friday.
Mrs. Walter Griffith to White
Cross Hospital Friday night
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OBITUARY. MEMORIAM
CARD OF THANKS
CARD OE THANKS

We are sincerely grateful to our
relatives, friends and neighbors
for their sympathy, kindness and
beautiful floral offerings during
our recent loss Of our wife and
mother Mrs. Carol Rittenhouse.
Special thanks to Rev. George
Reed and the Willard Winters
Funeral Home.
Edgar D. Rittenhouse
It's and children
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Public Sales
coming in Union County
Wednesday. October 20

John T. Mahoney, 5 mi. N. of
Mechanicsburg, 8 dairy cattle,
milking equipment, 10 sheep, 20
chicken, tractor and implements.
Simpson and Son, auctioneers.
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Friday, October z5

Foster Jolliff, 21/2 mi S. Mt.
Victory, 3 mi. N. Byhalia II mi. S.
Kenton, 1/2 mi. w. of Rt. 81 on
Sullivan rd., 38 registered and
high grade Holstein cattle; milk
ing equipment, three tractor out
fits, pickup baler, implements,
hay, straw and grain, household
goods. Simpson and Sons, aucts.
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Saturday. October 80

Roy Donovan, administrator of
the estate of Charles H. Donovan,
S. Franklin ST., Redwood, public
sale of all his household goods and
miscellaneous items. Watch for
detailed ad date. John Pfarr Jr.
auctioneer,
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Saturday, October %

Harold Gibson, first farm west
of Girls Industrial Home, in
Anglaize Co. cattle, hogs, chicken
and turkeys, hay and corn, tract
or, implements and miscellane-
Gus. Odus Crandall, auct.
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Sat, Oct. 23

c G. BRANDED, on u. S. Rt. 33, 2
mi. Sc. Marysville, i mi. NV.
New California. Cattle; tractor
outfit; implements; small tools;
hay and straw; two buildings and
household goods. Simpson and
Sons, auctioneers.
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Thursday, October Il

Lester Jordan Sr. and Sons, 3
miles northeast of Somersville, %
high grade 'Holstein cattle, poul-
try, 80 hogs, tractor and equip
ment. John Pfarr Jr. auctioneer.
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Friday. October ~

Walter E. Mccoy, night sale at
sales pavilion at fairgrounds in
Washington c. H., 80 Spotted
Poland China boars and gifts.
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Saturday. Oct. 20

Frank & Harley Lane, 3
miles northwest of West Mans
field on Route 292, 81 cattle,
tractor outfit, dairy equipment,
poultry and equipment, some
household goods. Earl Judy,
iauctioneer.
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L. c. L. and A. c. Retterer, 3
miles south of Marysville, 80
sheep, IL cattle, hogs, hay, imple-
ments, tractor outfit. Simpson and
sons, allctioneers.
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Tuesday, October rs

Edd Montgomery, mi. N. of
Raymond, on Raymond and York
Center rd., rt.739, horses sheep,
cattle, hay and grain, machinery,
and household goods. Simpson
and Sons, auct.
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Bigger Farms

Farms are getting bigger. The
average farm for the country as q
whole is new SO acres larger than
Is years ago; 90 acres larger than
years age
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HELP WANTED
REAL. ESTATE

FOR SALE-Six room house &
garage, both water, electric and
gas available in Redwood. In
quire Fred Baker, l mi. n. Essex.
9-23-8t*
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank all who sent
cards and for kindness while Mrs.
Pritchard was in the hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Pritchard 1t*
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Wednesday. October 27

Ralph Burst, 2 mi. w. Milford
Center, so registered and high
grade Holstein cows, 2 tractor
outfits, fuel line farm implements,
hay and straw. Simpson and sons,
auctioneers,
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Wednesday. Oct. 27

H. Sterling Smith, administra-
tor of the estate of Amanda
Smith, deceased, 3 miles south
west of York Center, Is cattle,
poultry, hay and grain, dairy
equipment, truck, household
goods, and real estate (two
farms, one of 154 acres and one
of 100 acres). John Pfarr Jr.
auctioneer; Gwynn Sanders, at
torney.
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Wednesday, Oct. 20

Frank E. Smith & Son, l mile
south of. Magnetic Springs, %
head of cattle; 301 hogs; AZ sheep.
John Pfarr Jr., auctioneer.
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Wednesday, october 2o

John Overly, Mt. Victory,
household goods, shop tools, bus
mess room. Lingo and Detwiler,
auctioneerS.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT--2 Rooms furnished
for light housekeeping. 154 Ell
wood Ave. Phi. 7345. l0-l8-3t*
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Tuesday. October Is

Edward E. Galbert, North
Lewisburg, household goods and
garden tools. Chester Teets, auct.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

Clark McKitrick and Dale
Parker have opened new barber
shop on North Main ST., opposite
the Post office, 10-14-4t
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MONEY TO LOAN on Farm Real
Estate at 40 interest. Box 81. Mt.
Victory, Ohio. S-1e>
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE--White rocks fries
40 lb. live weight Mrs. ]. Homer
Stewart four miles N. w. of By
halia. 10-14-2ts
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Public Sales
Tuesday, October le

Coming in Union County
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NOTICE-We will open the cider
press next Thursday Oct. IA and
will be making every Thursday
till Nov. 18. John Kleiber, ,Rt. 5
Marysville. l0-l4-4t
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Thursday, October %

Dave Sidle and Fred Sinsa-
baugh, miles north, 2 miles east
of Marysville, "a cattle, II sheep,
Al hogs, hay and grain, dairy
equipment, 2 tractor outfits, corn
picker, implements. John Pfarr
Jr., auctioneer.
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Work of Bees

Work of Bees
1t takes more than a thousand
bees, working lifetime. to make
pound Of honey.
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FOR 'SALE-50 Head of Austria
white Hybrid pullets S mo. old.
Ready to lay, your choice out of
275 head, located ! mi. N. of York
Center, State Rt. 739. l.. L. Foster.
1018-1ts.
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FOR SALE-Large size genuine
State theatrola, built for fan;
South Bend malleable range, with
water funt and tank. Ph. Ray
mond 1912. l0-l8-1ts
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FOR SALE-Childs l piece snow
suit (pink) will fit child up to 15
or 18 mo. Mrs. Gerald Orahood.
East Liberty. On Raymond-Mid-
dleburg road. 10-14-2ts
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F Farrners'
Exchange

FOR SALE-Two metal corn
cribs, in first class condition 450
to 500 bu. capacity each. Priced
to sell. Phi. 1871 Marysville.
10-11-tf
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FOR SALE-Attention farmers.
Tankage for your feeding requir-
ments. Contact Darling and Co.
Marysville. 10-11-tf
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FOR SALE-Sunbeam coal heat
er; new incubator, chicken feeder.
Charles Behling, Plain City, Rt. 2.
10-18-2t
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FOR SALE-White Enameled
Copper Clad" wood or coal
range in good condition. Copper
Clad Ranges are "Mallable" and
top will not warp. 21/2 mi. S.
Ridgeway. Mrs. Sinclair Boerger.
RidgeWay. lO-l8-lts
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OHIO HAMPSHIRE breeders an
nual Boar and Gilt sale-Hardin
county Playground. Kenton Ohio
Sat. Oct. 23rd. Show IN morning
Sale / p. m. IL Hampshire Boars.
40 select open gifts from various
Ohio herds. Don Foos sec. Pro-
pect. O. 10-18-2t
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FOR SALE-Used South Bend
Malleable wood and coal range,
in good condition. John Devine,
419 E. 5th st. 10-l4-4t*
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BUY YOUR STOVE NOW and
you will buy the one suited for
your home. McAuliffe Bros.
10-14-5t
Evening star., 1948-12-21

was "a SANDER Of all 100000 mem.
bers Of the union"
But Frank Kriss, who recently was
elected president of Local 30l, on an
anti Communist platform, declared:
d" % I find 1t unfortunately
necessary to agree with the charges
Of Communist domination made by
the subcommittee = ."
Mr.. Kriss said that throughout
cur experience in the UEW both
myself and my associates ." have
found that the policies Of the inter-
national leaders and their local
representatives generally conceded
with the policies of the Communist
Party locally and nationally"
Fitzgerald Assails Kersten.
Mr.. Fitzgerald contended the sub
committee report was part of a
Evening star., 1948-12-21

fof Goliad, Tex, after . fierce quar-.
rel and fight.
Mrs. Ybarbo, 23-year-old mother
from Maiden, Mass, claims she shot
her husband in self defense.
The trial is expected to end to-
day and the courts verdict may be
known by nightfall.
Testifying yesterday, the pretty
defendant said her husband had ad-
mitted to her that two German girls
were pregnant by him when she
Joined him In Germany three years
ago.
marguerite" was one Of the girls
the sergeant complained about on
the night he was shot, witnesses
said. He was reported to have said
she was trying to make him pay for
her baby.
The other German girl, named as
Evening star., 1948-12-21

smear campaign against the union.
He added:
Rather than our union being
dominated by an outside force, It
Is such union-hating congressman
as Kersten who are definitely domi-
mated by big business interests"
Mr.. Jandreau, who was one Of II
present and former members Of the
local who refused to say at subcom-
mittee hearings whether they were
Communists, declared that 1t had
been proven "over and over again
that UEW IS controlled by the mem
bership alone"
Jandreau termed the UEW an
organization with war record
which has never been d1arged with
a single act of disloyalty."
He added that evidently Ker-
stem did not include" in his report
Evening star., 1948-12-21
Army Releases 80 Jops
In Christmas Amnesty
By the Assoeiatsd pssss

" mo NSsoeIdf60 FE0ss
TOKYO, Dec. 2l.-A Christmas
amnesty has freed 30 Japanese pris-
oners serving Army provost court
sentences.
Maj. Gen. William 9. Chase, COM
the United States 1st Cav
airy Division, ordered their release.
Original sentences ranged from four
to i've years.
Evening star., 1948-12-21

After q four month investigation,
the subcommittee said In q report
Sunday that Russia controlled the
American electrical industry through
domination Of the UEW. The find.
ings were announced by Representa-
tive Kersten. Republican, Of Wiscon-
sin chairman Of the subcommittee.
In New York last night. Albert
Fitzgerald, president Of the union,
called the report "the last quack
Of Q lame duck who was defeated
by the people at the recent elee-
tions."
Kriss Agrees With Charges.
Leo Jandreau, . union vice pres
ident and business agent Of UEW.
Local SOL, at the huge General
Electric plant here, said the report
Evening star., 1948-12-21
Missing Girl Witness
In Ybarbo Case Found
BY The Assoeiofsd prsss

MARBURG, Germany, Dec. 2l.-
A missing girl witness in the Ybarbo
killing case has been found and may
appear in court today to add an
other tale Of illicit love to the sor.
did record unfolded during the trial.
Stanley Gaines Of Brookline,
Mass, counsel for Mrs. Wilma
billie" Ybarbo, said he had located
q fraulein who has been identified
In court only as "Margarethe."
Mrs. Ybarbo IL charged with kill
ing her husband, Sergt. John Ybarbo
Evening star., 1948-12-21
2UEW Leaders Attack
Kersten, but Third
AGREES on Red Charge
Nv shs Assoeiatsd Press

schenectady, N. Y, Dec. al
Two leaders Of the CrO United Eec-
trical Workers Union have attacked
q House Labor Subcommittee report
that claims the union Is Communist
controlled, but the head Of the
unions biggest local says he agrees
with the subcommittee.
Evening star., 1948-12-21

Anne Marie" also testified today. ,
She backed up the defendants
story, saying she saw the sergtAnt
beating and choking bis wife nd
heard him call for q gun 30 be cid
shoot her. - =
The Military Government cdkt
has all but ruled out the possibj Nv
Of the death penalty for Mrs. Ybsr-
bc If she is convicted. The court has
decided the prosecution did not
prove reconciliation.
Evening star., 1948-12-21

the "fact that the Department Of
Justice had found his contempt
threat against 301 members was an
empty threat without legal basis"
Evening star., 1948-12-21

Fiber Sulvoeed in cubu
A cordage company In Cuba has
saved nearly 100000 pounds Of
noer damaged In the September
hurricane.
Evening star., 1948-12-21

As THE EVENING STAR Washington D. c.
TUESDAY.
Smyrna times., 1948-03-25

turn of Rev. E. H. Hynson here
after the conference. The latter
will retire from the active ministry
and open a jewelry store on Mar
ket street, the store and dwelling
being the same as that recently
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w.
Tucker.
Invitations are out announcing
the marriage of Miss Susie R.
Wright to Mr.. ]. Frank Webb, to
take place at the home of the
brides mother, Wednesday the
Both next, at 1:30 o'clock.
Frank and Walter Turner, sons
of Daniel Turner, of this town.
have accepted positions on the
Str. Stout of the Glide Line, which
plies between New York and Troy.
They entered upon their duties
Monday.
Smyrna times., 1948-03-25

Smyrna will meet Middletown
tonight on the latter's court in the
first game of the Mar-Del league
playoffs. MiddletoWn wound up in
first position and Smyrna in third.
The Chestertown Legionnaires are
in second place and Denton in
fourth. These two teams will
play at Denton Saturday night,
March 81, and at Chestertown on
the 2sth in a best out of three SER
les. If a third game is necessary
its location will be decided by a
flip of coin. The same rule ap-
plies to the Smyrna-Middletown
series. These two teams will play
their second game March 29 on the
Smyrna floor. The winners of
these two series will meet at a
later date to decide the Mar-Del
league champions.
Smyrna times., 1948-03-25

erty, pastor Ewell's Methodist
Church, Clayton; Mr.. Louis Wells,
Youth Director, Wesley Church,
Dover will give the meditations on
1.-THE Seven Last Words of Christ
from the Cross" Rev. VIM. e.
Matthews, Rev. John L. Johnson,
Rev. Jerry Dilks and Rev.Jos. KEEP
hart have been invited to partici-
pate in the service. Mrs. Marion
Coverdale will be at the console of
the organ and the following solo,
lists will sing during the service.
Mrs. Kennard Price, Rev. Mr..
Green; duet, Mrs. VIM. j. M. Wrot-
en- and Mrs. Robt. Green, Bobby
Collins, Louis Wells and Mrs.
Myrtle Day, Dover. The bell of
the Church will toll at the conclu-
sion of each word meditation. Rev.
Robert e. Green, pastor of Asbury
VIII conduct the service, assisted
by other ministers. The public
is cordially invited to attend.
Smyrna times., 1948-03-25
YMCA
CHAMPIONS
Continued from Pare one)

winners were ahead, 22-1s, and
started freezing the ball to stall
for time but the Bobcats were not
to be denied another chance at the
basket. The Marylanders manag,
ed to get the ball away from
Smyrna and rack up one more
field goal but time ran out before
they could repeat and Smyrna was
in possession when the game end
ed. Final score, Smyrna %, Den
ton, 20. Scoring honors ended up
in three-way tie with O'Neill and
Grier accounting for points for
Smyrna and Diffie chalking up the
same amount for the Denton club.
Fine defensive play by Bob Jacobs
STAYED off many a possible field
goal for Denton. Immediately af-
ter the game, F. B. Gebhart ac-
cepted the championship trophy on
behalf of the Smyrna team pre-
sented by Mayor Willis of Dover.
Individual trophies were awarded
to Stan Prosen, Denton, for being
the outstanding player of the
tournament, Bud O'Neill, Smyrna,
for being the tournaments highest
scorer, and to Bob Jacobs, Smyrna
for contributing the most to the
of his team and to the
tournament"
Smyrna times., 1948-03-25
ROTARY ELECTS
NEW OFFICERS
CONTINUED from PAGE onel

McPherson's temple in Reno. He
also told of seeing Walt Disney's
studio. Mr.. Wheatley spoke furth-
Ier on canning factories and farm
methods. Harry P. Jones was
chairman of the evening program
and DR.. John C. Shilling was a
visitor from Dover. Guests in
cluded Alfred Buck and Joseph
Rowan, Jr., both Junior Rotarians,
and Lowell E. Hendrick and John
Shanks were guests of w. E. Mat
thews, Jr.
Smyrna times., 1948-03-25
Just
Ten Years Ago

Clayton was thrown into con-
sternation Sunday morning when
the shocking news was sent that
two of its citizens, Ellsworth V.
Jones and Miss Marian Jane Horn
were killed and Mrs. Jones and
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Mandess were
badly injured in an auto crash at
Blackbird.
Edwin w. Hutchison, head of the
Smyrna News Agency, and prom
inent democrat of Smyrna, was ap-
pointed a magistrate for Smyrna
by Gov. Richard C. McMullen on
Monday. The new appointee sue
ceeds Magistrate Geo. R. Steven
son, Republican, whose term ex-
pired March 10.
No arrests have been made of
thieves who broke into the Ennis
and Deakyne service station Tues
day night of last week. While
they ignored a safe containing sew
eral hundred dollars, they robbed
the cash register of several dollars
in small change.
James Warren of Clayton, son of
%. B. Warren, R. R. engineer, has
become a lineman and assistant to
Chief Electrical Engineer ]. H.
Wilson of the Town of Smyrna,
succeeding the late Gordon Turner.
Smyrna Host To Kent Firemen
Nearly a hundred firemen as
sembled in the Smyrna Century
Club House at Smyrna Wednesday
evening of last week for the meet
ing of the county association.
Clifford Jones, president of Cit
izens Hose Company, presided.
State Senator w. E. Matthews Of
fered the blessing.
warner w. Price, Jr., is home
for his spring vacation from the
University of Virginia, Charlottes-
vile, Va.
A birthday party was given in
honor of Miss Serena Davis at the
Lotus Gardens Saturday evening,
March 10. Among those present
were: Ralph Meluney of Primos,
Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Still, Jr.,
Darwin Davidson, Dixie Taylor,
Albert Moore, of Sharon Hill, Pa,
Marietta West, Jane Robertson,
Dot Garrison, Virginia Mills, Coop
er Walker and Sally Pratt. This
party was preceded by dinner at
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Still, Jr.'s res
dence. Miss Davis received many
pretty gifts and her friends joined
N wishing her happy birthday
1T the dinner and party.
Smyrna times., 1948-03-25

scenery and lighting. Original
costumes have been ordered from
Chicago. The Youth Choir under
the direction of Mrs. Edwin Stack
pole will sing, 81 Am He That Liv-
eth, king of Kings, "Angels of
Easter, and "Hallelujah, Christ
Is Risen. The Junior Choir di-
rected by Mrs. Harry Spruance
and assisted by Miss Dorothy
Burge and Miss Sallie Bodley will
sing, BELLS of Eastertide" and
Happy Hours of Easter.
Smyrna times., 1948-03-25
ASBURY CHURCH NEWS
Holy Week and Easter Service
With Religious Drama

With Religious Drama
Thursday evening at 7.30 o'clock
Candle Light Holy Communion
service will be conducted by the
pastor with Rev. Walter Hards,
pastor of First Presbyterian
Church, assisting. Many flowers
will be placed in the Church for
Holy Thursday Night in commem-
Grafton of the Last Supper. Three
Hour Good Friday Union Service
from IL noon to p. m. will be
conducted in Asbury with seven
different ministers giving the Sew
en- Last Words of Christ from the
Cross. Soloists will assist during
the service. The church bell will
toll at the conclusion of each word
given by Christ from the Cross.
Easter Services
Easter Communion at 9 am. All
departments of the Church school
will meet at 10 a. m. with Harry
Johnson, general superintendent.
The study of the Easter lesson and
an Easter Worship program will
be conducted in each department.
Classes are arranged for every
member of the family: Easter
morning worship service at IL.
Asbury's three vested choirs will
sing Easter anthems. Mr.. Green
will sing Adams Holy City. Mrs.
John Sparks will be at the con-
Smyrna times., 1948-03-25
NEW THEATRE
TO OPEN APR. 3
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rooms and foyer. Another added
feature is the inclusion of a soda
shop within the building. The shop
will furnish all the customary soda
fountain services, including table
service. Patrons who find it diff
ficult to hear the show will be af-
forded special seats in which they
may plug in head-set earphones,
These head-sets may be obtained
at the door at no extra charge and
an usher will point out seats where
the sets may be plugged in.