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Milford chronicle., 1948-04-09
DELMAR

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Mitchell
have left Delmar to make their
home in Wilmington, where Mr..
Mitchell is associated with the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey CrOpper
have returned from a visit with
their daughter, Mrs. Charles Ian
caster and Mr.. Lancaster in Mem
phis, Tenn.
Daylight saving time will start
at midnight, April 25 and ends
Sept. Is, in Delmar.
Mrs. Jean Davis, of Windsor,
Canada, was a recent guest of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. M. Holloway.
Mrs. Lillian V. Hulse, of Wilm-
ingtOn, president of the Delaware
State Federation of Business WO-
mems Clubs, presided at charter
presentation ceremonies of the
new Delmar-Laurel Business and
Professional WOmen's Club at a
banquet here.
The charter was presented by
Mrs. Hulse. Mrs. Phoebe Pote, 1st
vice president of the state fedora
tiOn, installed officers. Installed
were: President, Mrs. M. A. Dunn;
vice-president, Mrs. Lucy Sparrow; !;
treasurer, Mrs. Florence Cellar;
recording secretary, Miss Margie
Phillips and corresponding secre-
tary, Miss Carrie Carr.
Guest speaker was. Mrs. Gladys
Oliphant, president of the Mary
land State Federation of WOmen's
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-09
nephews and nieces.

nephews and nieces.
Funeral services, conducted by
the Rev. John w. Townsend, pastor
of First Methodist Church, were
held from the Marvel Funeral
Home, Monday afternoon and in
terment made in the Methodist
Cemetery.
The Lions Clubs annual play,
Calm Yourself will be presented
April %, in the Delaware School
auditorium. Thomas Nelson is the
director and Charles Truitt, gen
eral chairman. Stanley Dashiell is
handling the advertising.
James Guy. well-known resident
of Delmar, was instantly killed by
fall down the steps leading to
the second floor of Nichol's Res
taurant on R. R. Ave, in Delmar,
Friday night.
Mr., and Mrs. Guy had participa-
ted in play by the v. F. w. at the
Delmar, Delaware, High School
earlier in the evening and after the
play, they and the other members
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-09

Of the cast went to Nichols Res
taurant for coffee and sandwiches.
When the group was leaving,
someone called to Mr.. Guy just as
he reached the head of the stairs
and after answering them he
turned to descend the stairs, mis-
sed his footing and fell to the bot
tom of the stairway, sustaining a
fracture of the skull and broken
neck.
He was "a years of age and is
survived by his wife, Mrs. Betty
Guy, two daughters, Sue and Mar
ilyn, aged ten and nine; one sister,
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-09

Clubs. A reception followed the
dinner and the program.
Richard E. Cullen, an attorney
will serve for the next II months
as Commander Of Delmar Mem
orial Post, 1867, Veterans of Fore
ign Wars.
Mr.. Cullen, senior vice-cOmman-
der of the Md Dept of the V. F. w.
was elected at a recent meeting
Other officers elected include G.
Dashiell, senior vice-commander
Irwin AydelOtte, quartermaster;
Edward Lynch, chaplain; Vincent
schumacher, post advocate; DR.
Bloxom Daugherty, surgeon
George Sparrow, Jr., adjutant.
Also, Lloyd McLaine, officer of the
day; Alvin Adkins, historian
Ralph Good, patriotic instructor
Lee P. Baker, service officer
Frank Sample, serg. major; Harry
B. Pritchett, guard; Francis
White, legislative officer.
Woodrow Dennis and Mr.. Schu.
macher will be color bearers; Mr.
Pritchett is firing squad sergeant;
trustees are Clarence Wilson-onC
year; William Callaway-2 years;
and George Davis years.
Mrs. Lavinia Elliott. widow o-
the late Charles Elliott. passed
away at the Welfare Home il
Smyrna, Friday morning, April 2
Following an illness of severa
weeks.
The deceased was 77-year-old
and had lived in Delmar most Of
her life and is survived by severa
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-09

Mrs. Beulah Marsh, Of Melfa, Va:
and two brothers, selby Guy. Of
Cheriton, Va, and Robert Guy, OF
Wachapreague, Va.
Funeral services, conducted by
the pastor, Rev. J. w. Townsend.
were held in First Methodist.
Church, Monday afternoon. Inter
ment at Delmar.
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-09
Wren Makes Many Trims

A wren has been timed and found
to have made 1900 trips in one a.
hour day to the young in her nest.
resting only the hours she couldn't
see to find food
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-09
New Duck can

A new mechanical duck decoy has
ninged wings that Zap when waves
cause an anchor string to pull on
them
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-09

Mrs. Charles H. Brown enter
tanned the members of her bridge
club, Thursday evening.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-07-16
tikrumo ir priesams tupciojimo
dienos baigiasi.
~
Bolsevikai Isniekino Ra-
su Kapines Vilniuje

Paskutinemis ziniomis is
Lietuvos, bolsevikai isniekino
Vilniaus Rasu kapines. Tose
kapinese ilsisi daugelis seno-
sios ir naujosios Lietuvos svle-
siu asmenybiu, jos laisves ko-
votojq, zymiu kulturininkq If
TT. Bolsevikai sunaikino simtus
graziausiu kapu, kad paimtQ
slifuotus granite akmenis pa
statymui paminklo Mars. Ger
niakovui, kurs karo metu zuvo
Rytprusiuose. Siam "didvyriul"
jie pastate Vilniuje pamlnkla,
kaip tik panaudodami Rasu
kapiniu antkapius. Taigi, SIM
tai senu kapu buvo sunalklnta'
O pastatytas paminklas vienam
despotui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-07-16
Dewey State Uzsieniu
Politika Zy1nioje
Vietoje

Gubernatorius Dewey, Repu-
bllkonQ kandidiatas j preziden-
tus, siomis dienomis pranese
savo aiskQ nusistatyma Ameri-
kos uzsienio politikos klausi-
mu, pabrezdamas kad jis ne
vengs to klausimo inesti j savo
prezidento rinkimu vaju.
Republikonu kandidatas sa-
ko, Xxi siol Washingtono varo-
ma uzsienio politika buvo su-
sitarimu abieju partiju, taciau
kick tai liete abb partijas, bu-
vo tik santikiuose su United
Nations. Visame kitame ad-
ministracija nuosprendzius da-
re patti viena be Republican,
zinios.
Daugeliu atveju Republiko-
ny puses Senatorius lVanden-
berg turejo skubeti j pagalba
istraukti Prezidenta ir State
Departments is bedos klausi-
muose kuriuose jie buvo isivele
visai be pasitarimo SUI Repub-
likonais. Sic dejo visas pastan-
gas dalykus taisyti kad iseitQ
j geriausia nauda visai saliai
Ir tikrai bus naudinga jeigu
Cub. Dewey pasistengs isdesty-
ii visa tai Sales zmoniu ziniai,
irodydamas kad Republikonai
neturejo jokios atsakomybes
PREF. Trumano pragaistinguo-
Sc uzsienio klausimais issisoki-
muose ir klaidose. zmones tai
mokes suprasti.
Republikonu priimta platfor-
ma, kuria Dewey uzgyre, ais.
kiai ir visapusiai pasizada ru-
pintis neapleisti pasaulio rel.
kalus agresoriams.
Rinkimu vajuje Dewey pasi
stengs irodyti pasauliui kaC
Americas uzsienio politikos ne.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-07-16
PRIZE VANDENYNO
(J. Augustaityte-V -Vaiciuniene)

(J. Augustaityte-V -Vaiciuniene)
Saulelydis, raudonai vakarus nudazes,
] vandenyna susmeige ikaitintus kardus
Paklydes kruptelia anu dienu mirazas,
Ir paskutinis issiverzia atdusys saldus.
Pakrantemis pupso mazos trobelytes,
zeruos zuvu zvynu langais.
Nakvynes cia sustoio riteris, Baltasis Vytis
Po sudraskytais melynais silkais.
Ir klausos vandenyno pasaku legendu
Ir lga juosta traukia is gelmiu,
Kur turtai uzburti nuskendo
Ir puotos su ju rubais iskilmiu..
O kopose sustoje medziai tarias,
Lyg laivo laukdami keleiviai is rytu....
Sakoms ju teka kraujas zalias,
spygliais - sroves asarq Salty.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-07-16
LRKSA VALDYBA

Boston, Mass, atsibuvusia-
me LRKSA seine valdyba IS
rinkta ia patti, su mazomis pa
mainomis:
Dvasios vadas - Kun. DR..
Baltusevicius,
Pirm. - L. Simutis,
Vice pirm. - Adv. Grigallus
Sekr. - Vincas Kvetkas,
I'D. - KaraSauskas,
lido globejai: Venslovas ir
Abromaitis,
DR.. kvotejas - DR.. Valibus.
UODAI turi 22 dantis, ku-
riuos mokslininkai mate per te-
leskopa.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-07-16
SOVIETISKA TEISYBE

Keturvalakiu gyventojas Ko-
stas Kailius, islaikytas be teis-
mo du metus, suimtas del ne
teisingo apskundimo, buvo IS
veztas Komi krasta, uz Ura-
10 kalnu, kur nebeauga medzlal
ir kur zmones elniais ir SUM-
mis- vazineja. Pc 2 metu Jls
grizo sutines, suvarges If be
sveikatOs.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-07-16
TOLL NUO TEVYNES
(Petras Babickas)

Toll nuo tevynes, toll nuo manu-
Sunku man krutinej, klaiku neramu.
Nerimsta sirdis, mes j lauks visada
kada tevyne pasauksi. Kada?
II diena ir nakti nemiela cionai.
Nera cia ramumo minutei vienai,
Ir mintys man blaskos balandziais batais,
Kad Lietuva brangia sapnuos tematai
Kada, o kada prablaives NUNS dangus?
Kada vel sugris tai kas sielai brangu?
Kada, kaip sirdis, Lietuva bus arti?
Kada pasibaigs nedalia 81 karti?
Kada mes sugrisim? :. Ar bus ia diena?
Tevyne, kaip saule, j NUNS amzina,
Tegu nors dainele jon skris per marias,
Kol laisve ir laime sirdis vel suras.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-07-16

poete pranasiskai nujauca ir ia tiki -
Lasvuze girls salelen numyleton =
grisu ir as per sleni takeu:
pajusiu dziaugsma did, neregeta,
panersiu juroj saules splndullQ
(Tremtinys)
Geles ir saule Gees tokios trapios. Audra
ir tamsa. Tamsoje keliai toxic netlkrl. 20 au-
dros tik laimes skeveldros telieka. Bet Wis wen
gyvenimas yra mielas, norimas, geidzlamas, nes
jis suteikia laimes akimirkas. Tarp toklq poilQ
gludi Marijos Sims poetinls kraltls.
Tame poetiniame jos kraityje gausiai IS
barstyta puikiu deimantu r deimancluku, ku-
riais su tokiu malonumu geres skaitydamas.
Argi neatbaigtas, pilnas toxic lyrinio jaukumo
vaizdas, per poetes tarpininkavima stoJasi prles
axis
). laseis lietaus, nusirites zole,
kaip perlas prizes saule zibejo.
(Miske)
Koks meus jumoras sviecia ir kaip tikrai
perteiktas mergeles laukimas eilerastyje "Ber-
neliO belaukiant" -
Anapus kaimo
Suva sulojo
berneli, ar tn cia?
Greiciau melasis,
greiciau atjOk
man laikas but marcia
Tai taip sava NUNS, Lietuviams kuru dali
nose erotinis elementas apgaubiamas skaistaus
ilgesio sydu.
Sodrus ir ramus pasakojimas epiname eile-
Ant pamesto kieme rasto sedejo darbstus
tevelis
r droze grebliui kota.
zaismingas, elegantiskas lyg ir skundas, po
kuriuo taip ir jauciasi isimylejusi lupytes papu-
tus mergele =
sypsosi man geles yses ir taka
Tx tu, mylimasis, nebesiSypsai.
rfa 81. (Nuotaika)
Ir toks psichiska tikras posakis; trumpas
bet pilnas neapremamo ddumo
>. viskas taip kinta, kai draugai paliko..
(Atsitolino draugaD
Vename eilerastyje poete klausia
juoda skrynia kraunu savo kraft,
jusite kai durys uzsivers?
Taciau savo poetn kraft Maria Sims pa
tieke NUNS ne juodoje skrynioje, bet toje Lietu-
viskoje kraitineje skrynioje, kuri darbsciu ir
igudusiu meisterio ranku buna zavetinai ismar-
ginta skaisciomis lelijomis, spinduojanciomis
saulemis If supintu geliu vainiku ornamentika.
Be abejo siomis "Mano Dainomis' Maria Sims
pasireske kaip talentingiausia Lietuve poete
Americas zemeje
"Mano Dainos" puiki dovana poezijos drau-
gains. Ir del to siu eiluciu autorius nenoretu SUI
tikti su Marijos Sims eilerascio "Atsitolno
Draugai'' tematka
Kas megsta nuosirduma poezifjoje, nuosir-
duma tokl naturalu kaip geles grozis ar saules
spindulio glamonejimas; kas nekencia poezijoje
pozos kur tokia biauri poezijoje tas paliks isti-
kimas poetes Marijos Sims poezijos draugas Ir
karstai pasveikins ja su naujais laurais, ku-
riuos jai suteike jos "Mano Dainos'
Autore eilerascio "Atstono Draugai" skai-
tvs savo poezijos draugus dideliais buriais
KaStytiS GIiauha
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-07-16
EKSTRA! 288 DAINU KNYGELE
LEISkIT / TEVYNE
(Kiseninio didumo - 272 puslapiu)
kama SUI prisiuntimu S1.OO

Dirva gavo Europoj naujai isleista knyga
ivairiu Lietuvisku liaudies dainu ir kitokiu
pavadinta = "LEISKIT ! TEVY3NE''. Tai
nepaprasta knygele - tiesiog didele knyga.
272 puslapiu didumo, ir joje telpa net 288
zinomu elerasciu. Skubekit isigyti sau vic
ma Xxi ju turime. il suteiks jums didzian-
sio malonumo, mes rasite daugybe savo Ii
nomu dainQ, ir daug tokiu kurias turetumet
zinoti. Isleido "Mintis". Vokietijoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-07-16
TREMTINIU DOVANA AMERIKOS
LIETUVIAMS
MUSQ kALENDORIUS 1o48
KAMA SU PRISIUNTIMU Tx SOC. ;
(Galite siusti paSto zenk]ais\

(Gallte slusti paste zenklais)
Gavome IS Vokietijos LAP puslapiu 1948 Ka-
lendorlq Jane yra labal daug idoniu skaity-
mQ, daug ziniu apie Lietuva Jane rasite visas
Lietuviskas sventes ir Lietuviskus vardus. To-
kio Kalendoriaus Amerikoje mes dar netureio-
me- cia jums dviguba proga mes pirkdami "M,1-
sq Kalendorip" paremsit if varge esancius tren,-
tlnlus - visas pelnas eina tremtiniu nauda
uz gautus plnlgus siunciame jiems maisto.
Evening star., 1948-08-12
1926 to 1875

The Zipin is changeabe Washngtons tickle cline
with the wrist zip out the wool or fur lining
depending weather. Our Zn beautifully styled
high fashion details which permit their the dressiest
occasions So-heter it's sunny zng mild cod you're
always smary appropriately dressed in L. Frank Co. Ipn
coat Juniors Misses Vine brown, black grey
charcoal natural. COATS-FOURTH FLOOR
Smyrna times., 1948-11-11
C. OF C.. PLANS
FOR CHRISTMAS
Smyrna-C Clayton Chamber of
Commerce Has Asked Santa
Claus to Visit Here Dec. Is
COMMITTEE NAMED

The children of the Smyrna-Clay-
ton area are assured of visit from
Santa Claus, with the announce
ment by the Chamber of Commerce
that he will appear in the two
towns on Saturday, December IS.
Plans were made at a dinner meet
ing of the chamber on Tuesday
night at The Wayside Inn, with
Warner w. Price, Jr., presiding.
William M. Doughten was named
chairman of a committee to make
arrangements for the visitation,
and other members are w. L..
Wheatley, ]. Wells FAIRIES, Ray
mond Pusey, and Albert Vernon.
More details will be released, in the
near future. The air marking of
the towns name, formerly on the
roof of Wilson Cabinet Co., which
was destroyed by fire in July, has
been replaced, and the new location
is on the roof of the Ennis & Dea-
kyne garage on the highway.
Plans were advanced for the pub
lication of promotional booklet
for this area. 1t will contain de-
scriptions and photographs, and
will be available for distribution
soon. Prizes will again be offered
by the group for the best decorat-
ed homes and business places in
Smyrna and Clayton during the
holiday season, and detailed infor-
nation as to classifcations will be
released later. Announcement was
made of new member to the
group, Mrs. Helen Potter, owner
and operator of The Paddock. Af-
ter discussion by the members it
was stressed that it is important
for organization members of the
group to send representative to
the monthly meetings in the event
that the head of the organization
cannot attend.
Smyrna times., 1948-11-11
OPEN MEET AT
CENTURY CLUB
Students of Smyrna School To
Give Program in Observ-
ance of Education Week
PUBLIC INVITED

AS a contribution to the observ-
ance locally of American Education
Week, the Twentieth Century Club
will hold an open meeting on Fri
day night at 8 o'clock in the audi
torium of the school when pro-
gram will be presented by students
of the Smyrna School. During the
week the schools will be open to
visitors, but for those unable to
visit the classes and see the pupils
actually at work, this program will
bring the school to the people.
Each year American Education
Week is set aside to focus special
attention on the nations schools,
and emphasizes the need for great
er cooperation between parents
and teachers. This is the 28th year
of such an observance. 1t is essen
tial that American youth appreci-
ate the Importance of teaching as
a profession. Ten million parents
and citizens are expected to visit
the nations classrooms, and every
community, large and small, will
hold special ceremonies. Mrs. G. l..
Harmonson, chairman of education
for the Century Club, has issued
invitations on behalf of the club to
of all civic groups and
service clubs in Smyrna and Clay
ton to attend, and the public is
cordially invited. George W..
Wright, superintendent of schools,
has cooperated in the arranging of
the program. Light refreshments
will be served, and the public is in
yited.
Smyrna times., 1948-11-11
School Football Here, IF?

Recently the Board of Educa-
ton of the John Bassett Moore
High School unanimously ap-
proved inter-scholastic foot
ball as an extra-curricular ac-
tivity, provided it could be sue
cessfully financed. According
to Superintendent George w.
Wright, $4,000 is needed to
launch a football team. This
amount is based on informa-
ton received from other
schools having football and
quotations from suppliers. On
Saturday, November 13 the
students of John Bassett
Moore will conduct a Tag Day
to raise all or part of the nee
essary funds to launch foot
ball here next season. Every
one should be interested in our
school-everyone should give.
Wear a Tag Saturday and be a
Booster and Fan of Smyrna
Highs Football Team of '49.
Smyrna times., 1948-11-11
EXAMINATIONS
FOR P. OPEN
Examinations For Substitute
rk-Carrier For Smyrna
Clayton Post Offices
NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED

Examinations for Substitute
Clerk-Carrier for duty at the
Smyrna and Clayton Post Offices
has been announced by Director,
Third U. S. Civil Service Region.
Substitutes start at S1.29 per hour
while regular employees are paid
$3.50 to $3.50 per year. There will
be no local residence requirement
in connection with this examina-
tion. There are no experience re-
quirements needed for this posi-
tion. All applicants will be re-
quired to take a written examina-
tion. Because the use of motor
vehicles is required in city-delivery
service, no person will be appointed
as substitute city carrier who does
not drive an automobile. Appli-
cants must have reached their
eighteenth birthday but must not
have passed their fiftieth birthday
on the date of filing application;
and must be citizens of or owe al
legiance to the United States. The
age limits will be waived for veter-
an preference applicants. Applica-
tions for this examination will be
accepted by the Director, Third U.
S. Civil Service Region, Room 103-
A, Customhouse, Philadelphia, un-
til the needs of the service have
been met. Interested persons may
obtain further information and
necessary application form from
the Postmaster or Local Secretary,
Mr.. John w. Urian, located at the
Smyrna Post Office, or from the
Postmaster, James B. Thompson,
Jr., at the Clayton Post Office, or
from the Director, Third U. S. Civil
Service Region, Room 103-A, Gus
tomhouse, Philadelphia 6, Pennsyl-
vania.
Smyrna times., 1948-11-11
KLUBBERS ELECT OFFICERS
Laura Belle Downs Named Presi-
dent for Coming Year

The monthly meeting of the Ken
ton Klubbers All Club was held
at the home of Harold Jewell on
Monday night. The president call
ed the meeting to order by asking
members to repeat the All Pledge.
Roll was called, dues were collect
ed, old minutes were read and ap-
proved, and treasurer's report was
given. Two new members were
received, Jean and Jane Conley.
Miss Webb, Kent County All
Agent, presented the All members
their All Club Year Pins for hav-
ing completed and having handed
in their records for the year of
1948. The members chose First
Aid, Clothing, and Dairy as pro-
jects for their discussion at their
monthly meetings. The election
of officers for the comig year were
as follows: President, Laura Belle
Downs; Vice President, Billy Cook;
Club Reporter, Mary Emma Moor;
Secretary, Charles Ross; Treasurer,
Peggy Everett; Recreation Lead
er, Allen Everett. The Kenton
Klubbers will hold a Christmas
Party at the home of Anna Marie
Van Pelt on Friday evening, Dec
ember IL. Each member drew
names in order to exchange Christ
mas Gifts. The next business meet
ing will be held in January at the
home of Mary Emma Moor. The
meeting was adjourned and re-
freshments were served.
Smyrna times., 1948-11-11
TOY MATINEE SATURDAY
Local Firemen Presenting Matinee
To Collect Toys For Xmas

To Collect Toys For Xmas
The bring-a-toy matinee on Sat
urday afternoon, November 13, is
expected to add to the growing
number of toys being repaired by
the volunteer firemen. Children
will be admitted free at the Smyr-
ma Theatre if they bring a toy.
The toys will be re-conditioned and
given to children of the community
at Christmas. A collection of toys
was made at the school on Friday
and with what is expected to be
collected on Saturday the firemen
will have enough to serve the en-
tire community. The project is in
charge of the Entertainment COM
mittee of the Citizens Hose Com
pany, which includes, Homer
Shorts, William Mabrey, Wilson
FAIRIES, Jack Dukes and Woody
Marvel. The management of the
Smyrna Theatre is cooperating
with the firemen in donating the
use of the theatre for the matinee
Smyrna times., 1948-11-11
GROWERS
TO MEET DEC. 2
Peninsula Horticultural Soci-
ETY. to Hold Sixty-SecOnd
Annual Meet at Dover
TWO-DAY AFFAIR

Dates for the sixty-second annual
meeting of the Peninsula Horticul-
tural Society have been set for
December 2 and 3 at Dover, Della
ware, according to DR.. Thomas F.
Manns, Newark, secretary of the
Society. The sessions will be held
in the Legislative Hall. The an
nual banquet will be held the even
ing of December 2. Officers of the
Horticultural Society in addition to
DR.. Manns are: President, Pres
ton Townsend, Selbyville, Del; vice
president, H. Milton Hearn, Heb
ron, Md; treasurer, w. Lee Allen,
Salisbury, Md. Chairman of the
program committee for the annual
meeting of the Peninsula's orchar-
dists and truck crop growers is e.
IP. Brasher, head of the department
of horticulture, University of Del
aware. Brasher reports that the
first day of the two-day session will
be devoted to addresses and discus
sions on apple and peach produc-
tion and marketing. The second
day of the meeting will be devoted
to a program concerned with the
production and marketing of truck
crops. Speakers at the sessions
will include research workers from
the University of Delaware, Uni
Iversity of Maryland, Virginia
Truck Experiment Station, and the
II. S. Department of Agriculture.
Smyrna times., 1948-11-11
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
"What Does 1t Mean to be a Chris
tian?", Sermon Topic


First Presbyterian Church, Rev.
Walter G. Hards, minister, an
nounces the following services:
Church School at 10 am. Primary,
Secondary, and Adult Departments.
Topic for discussion for the Adult
Class, 'The Prophet as a Protes-
tant." Divine Service at IL am.
Sermon topic: what Does 1t
Mean to be Christian?" The
Session and Board of Trustees of
the Church are planning a special
evening to be known as Church
Family Night. A guest speaker
has been invited. Instrumental
and vocal music will form part of
the program. The Mite Society
will be in charge of covered dish
supper. The date is the 18th of
this month. The time-6:30 o'clock.
Set this evening aside; come and
enjoy the fellowship of your
church.
Smyrna times., 1948-11-11
ASBURY METHODIST CHURCH
Regular Sunday Services VIII Be
Held. Prayer Meeting Wednesday,
Ashllru Methodist Church. ReSs

Regular Sunday Services VIII Be
Held. Prayer Meeting Wednesday,
Asbury Methodist Church, Rev.
Walter L. Beckwith, minister, an
nounces the following services:
Sunday, November 14th-Sunday
School, 10 am; Harry Johnson
general superintendent; morning
worship, IL am. Sunday evening
service is at 7:30 pm. The Youth
Choir will sing. Welcome. Parents
and Friends come and encourage
the Young People. There will be
special singing and speaker at the
Wednesday evening Prayer Service,
18th. Rev. Ray Kirwan,
pastor of the Methodist Church in
Clayton will be in charge. W.S.CS.:
Don't forget the Dover District
of the Womans Society of
Christian Service, Friday, Novem-
ber 18th. Morning and afternoon
service. The Willing Workers
Bible Class will hold their monthly
business and social hour in the
Church Social Hall on Friday even
ing, November 18th, at 8 o'clock.