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The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-04-02

ally We feel the church is due a
greater share Of. the censure. It
has been obvious that the church
hierarchy had attempted to make
a gravy train" Of the school. The
whole AME church in it's recent
fractional disputes has suffered
from scandal fater scandal in
volving high dignitaries within it.
immortality charges of one bishop
by another has not done a bit of
good to the church. However, this
is not to absolve the state from
blame. It, too, has engaged in
h~igh-handed politics, even though
it has probably followed the more
correct path.
Again we plead for a peaceful,
mutually beneficial settlement of
the dispute that RACES at Wilber-
force. To continue it, will only
mean an increase in the loss of
it's prestige as a first-class insti-
tuition of learning.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-04-02

FOR SALE-Wine davenport with
matching chair, plus 2odd chairs.
sell cheap. Mrs. James Hillelson,
TAO Lexington, ST., Call RIA
6O36. SO
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| WOMANS WORLD

CONTINUED from page 81
Changing the position of the
camera only a few feet makes all
thed Inference between mediocrity
and a picture charming enough to
frame. The knowledge of where
to put your camera, whether you
understand the principles of COM
position or not, is one of the
necessities in this business.
1t is usually necessary to under
stand, in connection with garden
work, how to take artistic photo
graphs of houses, both exterior
and interior, so that a complete
album can be made showing ev-
erything about the estate.
This frequently includes por-
traits of the customers family es-
pecially the children, in the gar
den, perhaps with their domestic
pets or live stock, so that one
needs to have quite a general
knowledge of other than this sim
gle branch of garden photography.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-04-02
CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR RENT - Room for couple.
Call ME TAP t55
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-04-02

Observation-Disclosures room for
couple. Call AID 1900, 232 S.
Euclid. 46
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-04-02

FOR RENT - UNFURNISHED
ROOMS FOR MEN. CALL AID
1896. 81
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-04-02

POSITION WANTED as Medical
telephone clerk in doctors Of
flee. Call AID 1914. At
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-04-02

SPIRITUAL HELP-If you are
unlucky, want success, help and
wealth; private readings daily.
Hours: II to IL a. M, a to 9
D. m. 1929 w. Second st.
Evening star., 1948-02-28
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE
(Cou't.)

EX-GI MOVING, Grating, storage. any
where, anytime: no job too large or small.
meat; nYsa reasonable rates. aEovER, RI.
LOCAL MOVING. HAULING. by veteran;
reasonables rates. For estimates, call oW.
SMALL JoBS-Trunks. personal effects.
baggage, etc. Truck with driver, So so per
hr. Also packing. Grating. Call LU. s9o5.
W, WANTEpmLead gas. Or part load to and from
nd cs @ kansas ssrvse cs5 RfREss
VAN AITIs; Trick sER1IcE@speeiaised s; a G furhi.
raFes IaFe moyfrS Vf ss ssse or small job reasonable
move or haul anything. night or day; no
SovSG Ne fS ts 81 vfES f EEASF o eArsnce AT 4ss v
new van; careful handIlng:. reas.. rates.
SRoTHEKs ss aRE gf MoVSs NR so1S eooc.| 81 5 ovss
Washington, Maryland and all points In
MARINE VETERANS MOVING .Co.-24- hr
nd TAE STREET s e m ass
the country: safe s.orage in separate
II VANS or VIRGINIA. specialized
packing; shipping; storage, transfer: large
Or OF smaa na lots CHI, 1901. OK, 1924; ewes.
LOCAL GENERAL HAULING and moving.
LOCAL .MoViNG, reasonable rates for
full or part load; S3 minimum charge
BRoWNER's EXPRESS. FIR. 3Ia1. IF
small Fast service. low rates, experienced
white help. EN- 1929. a
ARLINGTON VAN SERVICE, OK. 374s
Moving. storage, packing, Grating. Expsri-
AK. 1888, NEWLoN'S TRANSFER. CH
1896; local, long distance. Satisfaction is
our speciality Ewes FA 4RSS .
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HOUSES UkFURkISHED
SILVER sPRING-New home, s-be

SILVER sPRING-New home, 3-bedrm:
a,story brick; $3.50 plus own utilities, Gall
fISnGs' s1ESHs SIZING. fI1t Indian Spring village,
near Four corners-Beautifuli furnished
throughout; large. shady fenced lot: pos.
sessiGn MaTeh s,iso s159 issa mo- TEMPLE
2O1o MASS. AVE. N;W:-Large, detached
brick residence consisting of 13 rooms,
3 baths, 2 lavatories, plus 4 rooms. kitch-
en-lavatory in basement and Groom stor-
age space and bath In attic small auto.
suitable for private school, club. etc:
env rent 500 ne ne Fer ,no inspection call MR.
THosSAFrIE mH1sSaR "a ST., IioS Chevy Chase MdgA MD
very, delightful brick Colonial home, in
Kit; and central hall with Law in rear;
ssSsas ss $s:Sl S.iss zs e sss6 iss
mo. Box 367-J, Star. -28
$3.50 PER MO. one year lease--Lovely g.
pENEINoRR. EdEsEf Pas sHi ssss. desired -es N'
ALEXANDRIA - Will be happy to share
nicely furn home with young empl. couple;
5 min. to Pentagon; $65 mo. TIE. 0321.
VIENNA, VA. APT lge. .bedrms., living
in large estate. home. ideal for family
Of 5 or g.. with income sufficient to- pay
furnishings included: no objection to chill
dren or 2 small families to share CHI
OS72. Vienna 319-J. 80
CHEVY CHASE, MD.1For rent or will
Ia baths; 3 extra rooms could be added;
lge.. lot; located on Parsons rd.. u SO:
west of Conn. ave and SO. north Of
ToN 4hsf SFfse R 1897 daS Eye to st. DR
DI, 1890 Brokers, attention Il
Evening star., 1948-02-28
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

6-S ROOM HOUSE, in Southern Maryland,
not oyer 20 miles essr from 9srs
PERMANENT FAMILY, adults needs un-
n easa up 0qse is s5 p APT per W. S65
ADULT FAMILY urgently need 4-bedrm.
house, best reference. Call RA, 1897. 5s
NAVY 1T. on permanent duty desires two
Va; best of care guaranteed. Call Elm
TBI AGENT wants . or bedrm unfurn.
house, suburban pref; care of premises
KEsFoNs1sfn RSfauT s9as adult family
furnished hSme ONE from April /. Rent not no
pboss + ss'esd ofdEsN Ssoo 9sss 0nh tr Nm
HOUSE OR APARTMENT with bedrooms
in Silver Spring or College Park for re-
tired Army officer, wife and student son.
STATE DEPARTMENT employe recently
returned from Europe, desires 3 or bed
room unfurnished house in Arlington: not
oyer Sii75' lease for year or less. Phone Phone
: OR BEDROOM FURN. HOUSE in Sc,
nearby Maryland or Clinton section: ur.--
gent for Navy man and family. Call
ARMY OFFICER desires "a bedrm. furn.
or unfurn. house or apt; wife, 4-yr.-old
fsush5sE st Abs No no pets sgss sl5 limit Poss by
SMALL UNFURN. DETACHED HOUSE for
quiet adult couple. officials. Living room
with open fireplace. dining room. two
bedrooms. modern kitchen and bath room.
also garage; in good location and fronting
a nice view. Box 171-K, Star. 29'
PHYSICIAN desires furn. or unfurn. house
in Sc. suitable for home and office. Box
WASHINGToN EDITOR and refined fam
lily need unfinished 3-bedrm. house by
April /; approx. S10O Temple 1915. go
NAVAL COMMANDER needs 3 or bedrn.
house until July !. Prefer unfurn. Vic
Wilson, Deal End Lafayette schools. WO.
WANTED TO RENT-Detached home;
lease IL months; up to S100. Box 101-K
BEING EyIcTED APRr. 1. 4, adults, 2
infants. Has, any one a 3 or 4 bedroom
COMMANDER. U. S. N. reporting Navy
Dept for duty, wishes 2 or 3 bedrm house
for wife and emo. -old daughter; NV. pref
WO. 5000, Ext. sos. ,
CONGRESSIONAL EXECUTIVE seeks house
10 rent; pref Chevy Chase, Md, section:
tails. heat, etc Box I61-K. Star. 29'
UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR, wife. no chill
dren, desire small, attractive furn. or un-
fnrn. house: good location; can sign lease,
give financial and social refs. Call or
write DIR. JOHN ADKINS, Hotel Martinique.
RESPONSIBLE PARTY needs . or 3 bed
room house, NV. Chevy Chase. Bethesda.
Silver Spring area: excellent references;
buy or rent" Call MR.. ELLIS. Manager
S. s. Kresge Co, 1886 Connecticut ave,
phone Wo. 5162 bet. am and $50.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

"a MoNTICELLo, RD... Alex, va New
rm.. bath, s fun 6smt;, gas s heat nicely
AvAILABIE M aARcH kef'Ap'e i ~ @ s-bedrm. det.
brick house, in exclusive section Of silver
Spring: house and furnishings like new;
automatic gas heat; sl75 mo- 81: 1s7s' 5a
COMPLETELY FuRN. HOUSE with s 3 bed
rms, ~ baths; garage. lge. garden. In
SS16 frSm April Ist Maxmum rent rent ceiling
ak ss5f n sANPoz rent p9 nv 1Isa home for
month; 2, reliable people; reasonable
oWSER desires to share fuFn dxens
mo. mo- Cali WA. 1863. e3io Edmonston ton
ave. Riverdale. Md. 20
GaAsE oil Meas haa
March 18th; sl75 per mo. Box 2ss-J
GEORGETOWN vIcINITY-5-room home
T6yrsW SiIS sWpp9aRSVy sS.rn 12s$ row-hr,es Sam.
Of rms; 8 bedrms. and bath; small rec;
rm., gas h:-w.h.; nicely furn. Owner will
rent for to 9 mos. at $125 per mo
AEW aBEpRooM briek colenial COM
pletely furn.; L blk. from bus in n; Arl::
co sps ssoS soS Wilson VII mo DvG w. a1si
SEMIDETACHED BRICK, new condition;
z bedrooms, "a baths. recreation room,
fireplace: 1-yr. lease; $3.50 per mo. L. T.
HIGGINS REALTY CO., MA. 1884, OR.
18th AND KANSAS AVE NW-6-rm.
house, fully furnished, excellent cond.,
transp.: SI35 mo-: avail March 18th.
For appointment. call RA. 5016, or write
Bog 395.G, Star. 30
- girls or couple to share new home.
nicely furn.,. close to transp:: owner away
am. till / pm; S75. VI. 6131. 30
COMPLETELY FURN., in Aurora Hills, A.
bedrm., 2-bath brick home; garage and
yard; 12 min. from Washington; immed.
poss.s terms, months or more: rent
$175 per mo. AURORA HILLS OFFICE,
IA. 1710. %
CoLoRED 541 45th ST NV. New
house, semidet.; 5 rms, bath. rec. rm :;
completely furnished; Sll5.50 month
NV, RE. 1882. Il
Evening star., 1948-02-28
HOUSES FoR sAIe--N,o,,hee.,.

COL0RED = FOE SALE, vacant, 1921
Maryland ave. ne; ne; 4 rooms. al, modern
l lth4oash e : St. eries. = ssso: rs.soassi:
sss ea fG1@ aD S Rn 3 s0 KeE tseis
soL6RfDSkAn G5LLiaMs 1ll lssR sss ss And FLA AVE-
hs'ess Dten eRs eesn and ss ae%n esa m
ed Ap: ssss. Il; S4sa ~ - -aa aaio
heat: Scar brick garage: substantial down
Pagnsnt PAY sapT pc So i7i9; Is,, Ag s7s$ Ii. 0sSS4.
CoLoREDALET oTHERs pay 70 your rent
10 rms; only ;ss.75o. 1,soo cash and
by appointment rm only CAN j. j. KAHN
CoLoREIDIEoPEN SUN, j 80 to $40 pm.
center: sss h. JAY REALTY, ~ Fl. s..pi Yioi.
coLoRED-oUEEN ST. N.E.-Beautiful
brick. 5 years Old: has ! spacious rooms,
heat reereation @ t room: ''i must 5e SEEN: near
sERSsTEIN { CO., i4i5 si st. n.E'. Ea ME.
CoIoRED-BUY THROUGH SCOTT, HAT
4th st. ne; 8 rms. and complete baths,
asG saG ssrd al hes Shown ss'sns ~
sofoEEp@sarck ssS: Sai ssasi HOUSE. sr-s lars.
rms. Kitchens; arransed for : families:
sSii; sass ss' s,S WIN &,
sun. to s.; modern Colonial brick;
oil burner, hot-water heat 2.car brick
garage; suitable for doctor or dentist; on
purchased in suburbs: must be sold. Eve.
GRAVATTE, agt., 729 18th st. NV. Ma.
BUY-worth seeing:
garage. ' hsrdwood doors. doors" tiled bath. Co:
s 9n' p1Feh wtn nfaf JOHN
Re BE- 1897; evening or Sunday, call .o De
OWEN pL. N.E.-Lovely
calI NJ, Kitchens, NJ ooos, ABSTRACT
eohdRE e6hdREp@SRs Co ST i,s ssss; sSp G SITS. Nn
Have several nice buys in this vicinity,
JOE CURTo, ss5 st. ne" FR. $500.
14th AND G SITS. Ne.
Lovely 6-room and bath brick: near
stores, schools and cars; full, deep base
@soe SsR aGRn oil Cali MRS cocHRsN Solz AZ
57Sa before 10 am. or after 4;so Pm.
coLoRED-FooTE ST. N.E.-New home;
down Own. payment ap Ss,s and move IN. Call Mr..
ee'noi eonoREp1SR. hs sfS7 islS s11 And 4 SITS. NE
Home with income: large s-rm; ssmidet.
oalI, "a 1915 III o pm. WIN. H,
COL e1goREbs oGoREbsDRANWooD EGi iWSoo - ssmidet.ched
Jones ia. o5sl. with cox Il CO.. RE.
Evening star., 1948-02-28
HOUSES eoR sALE-Northeost.

1903 End ST; N.E.-sl 900 down; -. Living n
room and 2bath house Has coal cin,TsIlx h;whIl;:
located 10 produce income as a roominIgy
house csn for appt; to inspsssttH 5Ss spISpi st "
RfvER TERRACE Me-; $3.50 down-Mod-
ern hrick: ) cozy rms. and bath. gas heat
ouick possession: act quick; Call Mr
Stover, CAMPANELLA e. WOOD Elk ~ L ID
family brick, home or
ali excellent condition: really a good ouy
for Si2.950: immediate possession; terms,
w IWVooRIDGE REALTY CO., 1881 R. l. aye,
ABB aBBEY pL Ne ss;a5e s.goom s.;soIa T1 ny
$500: ewes and week ends; 81. 66os.
5000 DOUGLAS ST N.E.-s rms. and bath,
soxI 30; conya terms. FORD 2a6s E MORGAN Mss
OPEN SUNDAY. 1-3, 300 tennessee avg.
ne; sl, 600 down. reduced for QUICK saie.
See this lovely 6-rm. corner orick IN psi1I psI
feet condition; Full bsp5;; gnx nv Co E II.
1888; ewes, LU. 2949.
Evening star., 1948-02-28
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwes..

VICINITY OF DUPONT CIRCLE, 1 blk.
Connecticut ave.-Rooming house with 2
apartments Every room and apartment
has private bath. Property in excellent
condition: $500 month income. Oil heat.
Reasonable terms arransed W. SCHuY-
LER MATTHEWS & CO., RE. 5519; ewes,
WO. S42S 30
GLOVER PARK-Semidet. brick, 8 rms.
and bath; same as new; bsmt., oil heat;
gsrage; porches. A real buy. Terms.
FORD E. MORGAN, sr.. RE. 1910; ewes,
OR. 0SSS. -2S
Evening star., 1948-02-28
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

% ACRES FARMING LAND with s-rm.
District line on s045 new Fl. Wash. I'd
ONE s-RooM MODERN HOUSE and gar.
oil &C. heat: price, 81 10000; rent 800
per mo. Also one 6-rm. modern home;
Sl00. Call owner, FLOYD BROWN. HI.
Evening star., 1948-02-28
HOUSES EXCHANGED.

rm' house, in cony. NV Section, on car
line for 3 or room apt. in NV. HO.
Evening star., 1948-02-28
HOUSES FURN OR UNFURN.

HVVSES FVNIN. VN VNTVKN.
FAIRHAVEN-Mod Cape Cod, on hill
suit. large fam; will share or sell, lik
rent; price, S9.950 Alex. hS47. z!
Evening star., 1948-02-28

MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE
incl New England: full or part loads: local
moving; reasonable rates. NATIONAL
MOVERS, AT. $3.50 days; AT. 1881 niRhts.
sLoNG-DISTANCE AND LOCAL moving
Call UNITED STATES STORAGE CO..
INC, NE. 1643.
Evening star., 1948-02-28

LUZ Z 81. N.E.----SlUF DTICkt U ILio hHu
eond sead fs1ens phens oWnER wv Rs" aL Gh 5ca
NEAR 18th AND C-Brick,, apis. of
rms and bath each gas hwh exee1
fGD FR. 77iz I til s, ACE REALTY service
Sfa!sors 6gkN INA ,N1 sa ave ao Sc Sat and Sn
@ fsas Lincoln r rs rms, ms I assasSsa
to transp. and schools. Come out and lool
kESTY 1 sEfE saS e. y9q ya5s T 81 eaE III poT
WooDRIDGE BRICK BUNGALOW. on.
D5oGb of sd s. PAX and sve Showed
g SS1 Dflss $14TSS M 6Ps9sGa aos1
sl5a9 ss;S MRS. s"i kr2bnosb aaS sssf
si!s s. 800 Or PowN. a5 ssg.7s PER MO. Price
: bedl ms, oil h.-v;f1.' slate roof. Venetiaf
maoas Dnd storm ds snoST as ou full a6s 5s stan
coLoREp-TRINIDAD AVE, NE.-Ro.
rangement. Owner moving. Possession
yith set HIGH 4as8 r. COZ GoNNER aps
eoHokE6MB5Y esadsRi PU 59sl' THROUGH sooTH- T9
loo Owen n ne heat rlaSsed rms fapsstry ;n
apts. 2 Complete baths: q home with ar
income Cal all, MRS. TURNER DE 1913 5a
coIoREDMfoUR essI aH -four BEDROOMS, 1ee. liy
rm:.. din. rm. kit, h.-w.h.;; nice yard
1868. with BARNEY o. WETTZ, 1927 Eye
st. NV. MA. 1865. MA. 7196: -23
COLORED-L ST. Mr.. ULINE-Brick,. 2
apts rms. each: full bsmt., oil h. w h:
lovely cond.: $1,000 to 1900 down. Don't
fail to see this. Call ACE REALTY SERV-
ICE Realtors, FIR. 7717, 1914 Pa. ave sc
coLoRED-1ae4 OWEN PL. $4,000
down, bal. like rent; brick; s lge. rms,
tile bath 3 porches. bsmt. h.-w h. garage:
excel cond See by appt. ACE REALTY
SERVICE. Realtors, FIR. 711T. 1914 Pa,
coIoRED-IN eSg CAPITOL VIEW AREA
43tn pl between Central ave. and Blaine;
'6 rms semldet. brick; pine finished rec
rm,, auto. gas heat; air-cond:; front
porches: front and rear yards owner
occupied. DU. 092s, RELIANCE REALTY
coLoRED-TRINIDAD AREA N.E:-We
have several 7 and, s-rm. brick homes
these are splendid properties that nave ave
had excel owner care and the prices are
ress. with down payments as low as s..
600 in some cases. Also several 2,famiiy
homes If desired; If you want the best in
this fine area, call Ma. 9797 until 8 pm
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO, Realtors
col col @OLoREDNsEMIDET. HoME~Hardwooee
floors, oil heat. tiled bath 1900. 81 ~.
down. $50 SO per mo. MR.. HARRIS De
1160. co. 1152.
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UNIVERSITY pARK-Io

det., center-entranCe brlcK
priced. Contains good-sized
fireplace, din. rm. and kit.
2nd floor has 3 good-Sized b.
baths: stairway to f1oored atti
& MOORHEAD, AID. 0021.
Evening star., 1948-02-28

priced from S19,950, to S22, $50. All
before you buy. GRAHAM-HALL, WI,
AMERICAN UNIvERsITY PARK-Modern
brick home, close to transp,, Apex Thea
ter. shopping center. First moor recen
hall. large lily. rm., fireplace; din rm.'
fully equip. kit Second foor, 3 bedrms =.
baths rear screened perch ood nice Ice yard yard:
phRsoN fSf yaasat qss4 WIS ave oK saS
PINEY BRANCH RD.-s rooms. complete
bath on 1st and End floors. Two kitch-
ems. 2 electric refrigerators, 2 gas stoves:
s9sso9. 69Ss.e This his home IS in absolute hne
Davis. GL. 1908. MARSHALL J. WAPLE
a. eS oL6Ek R5E Sias iPaRsopERrx. but clean; CLOSE to
Thomas Circle and 18th st. Vacant;
Will be sold furn. or unfurn. Next Io
commercial. Income, $3.50 month ~
rooms baths csa sass se hSRsHAE sSpshi Eish5 j.
CLEVELAND PARK, Just west of Con.
necticut ave, near every convene nce-A
very attractive detached Colonial residence
containing 10 rooms. 7 bedrooms AND .
baths, on a fine lot 63x160 #. Has hot
water heat with modern gas furnace,
hardwood floors, electric refrigerator
side porehes, slate roof and built-ln ana
detached garage. In excellent cono1tlnUnn nS lnn
throughout and priced At only sgs;2vG. .ISM ~
Phone Mr. Evans, WO. 0290, with SHAY
NON LuCHs CO., 1905 st. NV. IA.
2345
Evening star., 1948-02-28
IUID.
nv nWNER,

by OWNEh04OlH NeW I1ainpsnlIe ave
vacant, open Sat. Sun, to pm, ex-
cellent row brick. Z nice rooms, gas heat.
K-4 bus route. Phone ia. 5000. go.
5000 BLK. GA. AVE. N.W.-Row brick
for IF. t., excellent cond., oil h:-w.h.;
son, DU. 1872. TABLER, INC, RE. 5000.
Smyrna times., 1948-02-19

given. The characters of this play
are as follows:
jeanne Deakyne, teacher.
Bobby johnson, Willie Smith.
: Evelyn Eckeard, Bonnie Lee.
Marion Harris, Grandmother.
Phil Denny, Abraham Lincoln.
Fred Johnson, Pete.
Richard Rogers, Bill.
Richard Ennis, Dave.
Clarence Scuse, Jimmy.
Bobby Bamberger, M I
Swaney.
Joan Davis, Widow Slacum.
Between the third and fourth
acts the audience sang 'The Battle
Hymn of the Republic. The play
was well received.
Helen Burge
Smyrna times., 1948-02-19
Elementary Assembly

One of the high-lights of the
Elementary School Assembly on
Lincoln's Birthday was the deliv-
cry of the Gettysburg address by
Karl Gebhart as part of the pro-
gram prepared by Grade Al under
the direction of Mrs. Ruth Piper.
The remainder of the progl an,
which was listed in full last week,
proved to be exceptionally well
rounded and well prepared. Guests
and other observers at elementary
assemblies this year have declared
these programs worthy of much
older groups.
Smyrna times., 1948-02-19
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Regular Services Announced For
the Coming Week

Regular Services Announced For
the Coming Week
First Presbyterian Church, Rev.
Walter G. Hards, minister, an
nounces services as follows: Sum
day, 10 a. M, Church school. Topic
for study in the Secondary Depart
ment, 1.-THE Meaning of the
Church" What are the character
istics of the Church founded by
Jesus Christ These matters will
be discussed in this weeks lesson.
Lessons, adapted to the under
standing of the children, will be
taught in the Primary Depart
ment. Divine worship at IL a. m.
Sermon topic: 1.-THE Glory of the
Cross" Special music will be
rendered by the choir. Monday
evening, February %, the Mission
ary Society will meet at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harper Jones.
Time of meeting, 8 o'clock.
Smyrna times., 1948-02-19
Caesar Rodney Game

Tuesday, February 9, 1948 Cae-
sar Rodney High School came to
Smyrna to take on the Eagles in
a return engagement. Smyrna had
lost the first one by the score of
1928.
Smyrna High, playing without
the services of Sam Slant and
Neal Tilghman, fell easy prey to
the Caesar Rodney five, who had
been strengthened by the return of
Harry Barrett to the lineup. At
the end of the first quarter the
score was 10 to 1 and the final
score was Al to 20. Barrett and
Courtney scored 20 and 13 re-
Smyrna times., 1948-02-19

acceptance from the parents Sc
lected. The school board viii be
represented by at least one facul-
ty member. Final arrangements
for the three-day trip will be made
in April.
Seniors today adopted as their
class motto the following: Well
Lead the Way.
Grade Z News
Grade I'll, under the direction OF
Mr.. Charles Williams, has pub
lished the second issue, volume l.
of its news sheet. The staff fol.
lows:
Editor, Barbara Kombacher.
News Editor, Patricia Beck.
Rowing Reporters, Jane Postle.
wait, Nancy Knotts, Jane Nuckols
Patricia Beck.
Managing Editor, Jane Nuckols
Sports Editor, Charles Newnum
Reporters: Charlotte Arment
Betty Baggs, Bernice Burris, Ar
leen Cole, Ray Dyer, Virginia En-
mis-, Edna Everett, Karl Francis
June Colder, Harry Graham
Bertha Lane, George Lister, Ken.
meth Marsh, Allene Nowland
Nancy Scott, Elsie Shockley, Paul
inc Shockley, Beverly Short, Marie
Stellar, John Tigner.
High School Assembly
On Thursday, February 12, ar
assembly was given with Mrs
Stackpole's 81 homeroom ir
charge. After the Bible reading
Lords Prayer, flag salute and the
first stanza of the Star Spanglet
Banner, the program was turned
over to the announcer, Catherine
Rucinski.
An original four-act play about
Lincoln composed by Evelyn Eek
ard and Catherine Rucinski was
Smyrna times., 1948-02-19

The earliest American dictionary
was one published by Noah Web
ster in 1906.
Smyrna times., 1948-02-19
Your School Reporter
NEWS OF THE
JOHN BASsETT MOORE SCHOOL

spectively for the Riders. Pleas
anton got 13 for Smyrna.
In the Jay Wee contest, Smyrna
got rolling in the first quarter and
kept on to win the game 81 to II.
Jacobs was high man for Smyrna
with 8.
Smyrna times., 1948-02-19
College Entrance


According to word received from
Charles w. Bush, Registrar, Uni
versity of Delaware, the last date
upon which application for adnis-
sion of non-veterans to the Sep
tember, 1948 semester at The Uni
versity will be March l3, 1e4S. All
Smyrna candidates for admission
to the freshmen class at the Uni
versity have been notified of this
ruling. Mr.. Bush gives the badly
overcrowded condition as the rea-
son for this necessary action on
the part of University authorities.
Several seniors who are apply
ing for scholarships will this week
complete their preliminary quail
fling examinations.
Smyrna times., 1948-02-19
Seniors

The Senior Class has selected
the two persons to represent the
parents of seniors on their annual
trip to New York next June. The
names will be announced as soon
as the student committee secures
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-11

changes the formal Of his Sunday
show starting today. The new title
of the program is Behind the Front
Page"
Alice Lane of WWDC has exer-
cised her woman's perogative and
changed her station. For many
years she has held forth at WWDC
and now Alice will be heard on
WOOK. She takes up her new as
signment with pretty much the
same program and formal on Janu-
a-y 10.
Richard Eaton, owner Of WOOK,
announced his new talent acquisi-
ton at a small party the other eve
ming and at the same time pre-
sented a. wedding present to Mrs.
Eugene Armour, nee Alice Lane.
r i \
Spot Announcements The
ESQ reporter begins its 18th year
on the air this week on WRC.
The NAB estimates that radio
crossed more than $357 ,000, 900 in
1947, $40 1000, 600 over. 1916. Hal
Lawrence is the new voice on the
WTOP announcing staff. Bill
Herson is still enjoying his Florida
vacation, while John Batchelder
burns early each morning.
That triple-A show on WOOK fea-
lures Walter w. Hubbard and John
r. Van Slyck. Sol Panitz, one
Of the finest writer's in Washington
has joined the Kal, Ehrlich Mer-
rick ad agency as MICS copy
chief. Msgr. Fulton J. Sheen
will be the speaker on MICS Cath
ole hour for the next three months
+. The WRC dollhouse was 9
huge success, with more than 22,00(
toys collected and distributed along
with more than $1,750. WWDC
has started MRS. Hush" con.
test, only their idea is to identify
a "Mr. FM," with the prizes above
the $500 mark. Nancy Osgood
WRC's director Of women's activi-
ties, this week celebrates her fifth
year in Washington.