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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-10
SiebenbiireiId,. .2lmerifanifhes DolfsblaH
Asien ist i'm vormarsch mach Westen

bie lih ouf ocn 9Scoe aus ibren
ippictruiiiicben 8urniioncn ilber
@arihou nub Der ip,pietrrlIiii(bcn
Seiotlm1ssone Sellti(blonDs in Der
9lbiiht ourbit,loNen. bon bort aus
&eltnelticblono su erreihcE liefern
bGufio mertpplles Snfprmatipnsmo=
teriol, oas ipnIt nur ullberproentlidl
il)mieric su helhoffen lit.
100000 perid)leppt
Sic orpBen internatiunolen iii
oiirhnc SrNur;iotiunen baLen ourtl,
ibre 3cntraliteue in Der Il. g. q.
fiirslih Dem @encroliefretariut Der
Gcrcinioten 9'otipnen cincn ocburs
niihtcn liruteit lpc0en Der ol,rh
Mtnsfou perf!!0tcn unh i'm 3uNe Der
Surdfiibrl1nu befinoliden Maiien=
bepprtierl'noen ruiiiiher ,Nlhcn sr=
Nelcitct in Dem Die 3uhl bcr hisbcr
pnn bicier ELECTROMAGNETIC Ee=
trnffenen ouf 100000 Suben onoe=
Nebcn ,pirb.
9Sie mon ,u Der 6Dbe olcier GIN,
Nobcn eefpnu1cn lit, lit lmhcfonnt.
Snmerhin lit es alrffGlliO, oab i'm
&erloufe hes letten &ricucs bein1
slnriifcn Der ocl1tihcn Slrlaecn ln=
1ciGhr bic olcihe sln,abI Suocn
SSeltrllHlunb, lmo slpor Ncrobe Die
llfroine unh &eibru6Ionn perIichcn
unh noh Sib.ricn umn 3entroluiicn
fliirhtetcn. 9tath &rie0scnle fcbrte
hlcle fnuppc bo!hc Otillinn michcr in
ibre urlprilnl!irhcn mct'uIiiii,cn
&pbnprte surilf. ul1o cs ltheint 10,
ais oh ble hcltine Den >Nlocl l(SSN
NcNcniiher onicponote Eriitif d.
rolIf hinollsllrft. lGn1tlilbe Staats=
hilr0er iilnil'f)'n II GluuhcnS rbnc iebe
Slusnuhne pirpurts Ill pcrrflanicn,
I'M an ihrer >Stclle Die hrrcits crz
luGhntcn Sliiutcn sll icecn.
Ncridleppnna madD ocm Sitcu
sNn Den Starten lrno Srtithoftcn.
in pencn bicle 9lttiyn nod, niht an
lief, perfouien nob Qlcil)fulls iu-
perldlllpcn Snformotipncn oic Su=
bCn ihre gu,ure unb 3icucnif)aitcn
iu Sd,lcuoerprcii,n, oo lie iehe
Stlnbe nit ibrer Gcrid)leppuno mad,
Dem Slten rcchnen.
9luslGnbiiAc Neiiennf, oie I'M
NcrlouIe bcs Mnnuts Ellll iolpict=
rllllil1)e Giienbabnen bcruttcn, be-
rihtrn in llsbereinit1nmllno nit
Den HusloNen ruIiiiher poIitiiher
NlilhtlinNe, >ie nuf Den pCrid)icnen.
'tcn sScQcn in 9tprnellrppo e,ntraien
paB lie ounie Giicnbobnii;oe, ioit
ollsnubmslns aus @iitcrmooouns
slllunlmenuciett, in norplui)cr lnn
Oltliher 9iiajtllnu iuhrcn lnbcn, in
ocncn lld iilo'lhe .uiannct, ,1roucn
llno &iloer bcfnnbcn.
slui Den @ohnboien, o.i oenen
lie llntcl ltrenNer Eemud)lmo &ui-
'er lmp &erpf!cQlna Iablen erfl1r.
ten lie, buh lie al ihr Sub uno &m
Hcllt,icl unteuueNs icien, unn Dem
iurllfl1Ilcn mllbtcn unD M I, eluenl
ne nlrDt bus (ScrinNltc lpuHten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-10

mioeriprehen. Die einjise ssrage,
um Die es BEL oieier Nuseinanoer.
letuns ging, mar oas Sntereiie Der
Slegerldnoer uno babel ging es eben
5u. pie es 5ugebt. luenn man Ole
Gntiheionns iiber oas @eihditsge.
barren elmer 6irma aus9erehnet in
Die Sdnoe ibrer aonfurrenten Iegt. :"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-10
zerschIagung deutscher
karteI|e mcCIoys zie|
Dureh Entkorteisierung erwortet Americas Hoher
kommssor AufIoesvng der Grosskonzerne in
wrkIieh wetbewerbsfoehige Betriebseinheten

Nrant'uri Sohn ) MrGlou
Der uncertainties &ohr &pnmllinr
Jnb ielnrr Gniih'plirnbeii NusNrud
Sic beiltid,tn NuN ;trirfnrirllt III ser
'hlagen .Sd bin EN- 'ebr iiber
;eugtrr 9lnhGnarr ors Anttrlit Sp
itens. 10 luBrrtr er iih aui elmer
Yrtiirfon'erenS IS rrB1 nlr Erc
>uftipn an unb lnhni tic 'tllrll. mtnl
iibtrbaupt SIT, IIaube. oab mir Oh
alte oeutihr Snouitrleilrllftur ne
,rntld) inoern fonncn.
McGlpu muroe au' Der Errilcfpn
ierrll, iihrr olf Nnrt'hrltte Ger v&ur
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-10

gricflpcdiel !tehen. erIuIten lci1
etlpo pier Monoten. suerll perein
selt. bonn in INNER NroBe' em llm.
fon9e ihrc Eriefc nit Scr Ecmerflnl
suriif: .9lbrciiot urrsuOcn. neIlel
9lufcntboltsprt unbefonnt!"
Sn Sd,ipcocn traf oiclsl Sage TO-
oar Elm gries cines Slblcroers ii
Sibirien elm Der uptb pu, eincn
&icrteli1br IN &ieip lpotnte uni
Der in oieiem St,rciben. oas I'LL,
orci &nlen untcrlueNs MAJ. in fur
ser Naiinno BON iciner Sepurtierlnl
Mitteilun Nmcshte. Sn Dem Srhrei
ben mirb mitleteilt, oab CT lid, sll
iommcn nit ;oblluien unocrcn >Nl
, Den in Sibirien befinoe, oui Die >Nl
ocn nltt in 9lrbcitsloNern ein0e.
iperrt lrien uno iit) in ibren nclcn
&rbnprten elmer relotipcn iSrcibci1
erfrcllcn.
Sifisieae Yrupaanoa
llntc, bcn StGotrn in ser llSSH
Die CUR Belt heinnoers bort upn Die:
len Dtobnohlren hetrcff0 mcrbcn
hcfinpcn iih aud, &inita unb So:
mel. Slls bieien belocn Nrtrn lleNeu
,ohlreil,e Se:peiie iihcr pie offi,lcllt
ontiicnlitiitte Ernpo0onoo ppr, Die
bier irit ocnou cincm Sabre QeNer
Die nprtioen Nlncn urheitct
3ucrit fnrberte ;ie Die Suben alf
ibre bisheriNtn &pbnprte frcilpillil
sllfiu0ehcn uno nud Sitoiien aus:
;llponbern, no lie bic iiiniit Sp
lpierepublif 9Sirpbibion aufncbmel
llno unIicbeIn ipiiroe.
3nanasmabnabmcn
"a cicie ErppounDa oGn,lih CT.
1cbnislns perlici, oriffcn Die Sp.
lpicts I'll 3lpon1snlu6nahnlcn. gu
nicicm 3lpefe itortete sEnsfuu cine
pffene antiicmitiid)e &none in
EreIic llnb Stfivntlid)feit Die Sll.
ocn lplroen ser ucrilbicbenlten Scr,
brolhcn hcid)ulbi1t, ols ihltthte Sp:
mietbilracr binNciteut uno Die Scf:
fcntlihfeit in elmer 9lrt mo 9Seiie
ullf0eitohelt, nub Die iplplctiihcn BE:
BORDEN illerlt Die bctrnffcrcn iiini,
ihcn S1milien in ~Sthutbuft" mob
men. onNcblid, INN lie in lhrem eis
ucnltcn Sntcrciic ppn geioti0unoen
ltno oficntlithcn Neinoieirufritcn ,lI
itiiten. Sin Sell uurbe in oieieul
2uIumn'cnbana unuersiioiih nod,
Sirohinion uhneilfohen, Die onoercn
lanncten nadcinunber in Sihiricn
&arid,an ais MadDridtcnicntraIc
slls mihti0ltes Centrum ocrorti=
ger Nodlrihten iiber bic tatild,Iichen
&ur0GrNe in Der Sripietmipn lit
beute &urihnu onsuirbcn. nus ein,
NAL pllrd, ieine' aep9raphiihe Gage
an Der lrpfcn Giicnhohnitrefe Mps=
fall- Berlin lmb sum unoeren ais
eiicftiutr Sit upn &nnlinfnrm im=
n,cr lpi,hti0e Snformatlpren iiber nie
Epro1nAe in Der SMpletz Union
hurdlidern lGHt.
9lber oudj ruiiiihe Seiertelre
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-10
German Ad No. 80 =
WQrUn
Ieiden Sic
an

kopfschnerzen
verstimmtem
Magen
Verdauungs-
storung
Nervositit
Case urld
Blah'.lgen
Schkaf = und
Appetitlosigkeit
veru-sacht
dufch
Hartleibigkeit? ?
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-10

Gine neue uno in ibrsn Slusma,
fen nod, nitt abiebbure GDlfers
lpanoer!ma lit in Solpietruhlono in
pollrm @onNe. Srps Der ruoifalen
Nphriiteniperre fir Die SreiNnili(
iiderten in oeltci9crtem glusnloB Nn'
fprmot!cnen ins 9llslono. Nliihts
linaen, oenen es nad) lmlaQhurcn
Shlpicriofeiten oelona SclpietrlB'
lonb binter I'LL su brinQen. perpou.
fommnen oos Silo.
9toh Der 9eportierllno 3ebntoll'
ienoer goIten mo 6uuoerttouiens
Ser 9lnoehoriler onDcrer 9totioncn
bic beute einen bircftcn uoer aud
nur inoireftcr Seitanottli Der 60:
mic Union allSma!ben, iinb es iebl
Suoen, oie aus Der llflane unr
&eibrllblono in Malien pcrihleppl
mcrOen.
Scr jiibiide Strpm
Gin not \olnoerttouiennen 5Gb:
lenoer Strnm bon einSclncn Suocr
uno 0onsen iiioiithen iSalnilien bat
10 icinen SSeo nuh DEM Slten 0e.
npnmen, nodjbem Die ruiiiide Epli.
) sci lie ptrboftet unb oie ,StltNcnpnl=
mcncn III sentrolen Sumrlelltellen
acbraht bate. Sie frei0clrorbenen
ElGte III Der Ukraine mcrpen unper.
siiolih ipieoer bel!eoelt.
9tah uenuu ullsNeorheltcten Tl1:
men lperbcn ipoenannte 8rrP=Hullcn
suiamnlcn mi: &almiiden. Susifi.
ren. Sotoren unp sln0ebOrllen anpe,
rcr aiiotiitl,er %olferichuften in Sun=
oertronsporten aus ibrer Stolnms
bein1ot berunhcfDrpcrt unp ouf Die
ein,clnen StGDte unb Gemeinoell
'pertcilt.
Mus gln9it uur &rleA?
Ser 3lpetf. Sen 0tpsfou nit bic
len llmIicbllm0cn pcrfulot lplrn
nuh perithieoener )iihtlno hin oe=
oeutct. Ginnlal Miro onuenpmnlen,
oob Stnlin pieie lpsitliche Eprpcrle=
olno Niiens i'm Jiobmcn iciner
Observation-Disclosures burd,fiihrt, ga
Mnsfou nicmols oen 2lnhern an
iciner &eltNrcn;e pertroIte unn olllN
iett pieoer trfiirhtct, b1k i'm Nalle
eines @affenaonoes aenou 10 ipie
bos goltifum ollh Die Ukraine iit,
oeocn Den llnteroriifer erbebcn
fonnte.
Sie onbers oesart ba0eoen, bic
bcbeuteno iibcrsellQenbcr pirft. III
Die. baR Die fiihrcnoen aopfe De-,
Splpiet Union Dor einem nelen
Griea 9lnoit hubcn unp nit alien
perfiiaborcn S?itteln periuthen. bie
Glemerte bon sen lpeltliden Sonpes
aruppcn obsu,ieben, oie i'm iSalle
zines slnNriffes Don @eittn bcr fiir
Die Ginfliiiie Der neitlihen Semi.
ipbdre empfGnolih iein fonnten.
~Noreiiat uersuaen"
Subcn in ben IfanoinopiiHen
9Gnbern. Die bisber nod inlmcr
oui bireftem nher inbireftem &eoc
nit iiibiihen &euuanoten unp Te-
fonnten in Der Solpiet=llnipn in
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-10

Erlangen Sic schnelle, erprobte,
angenehme Linderung init -.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-10

Hrriics urn 'tlpn 3OO, ,OOC EtlnlD
Stcrlinu ucleUcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-10
Alpenkrauter

Sanft und milde bringt diese laxative
und Magentaiigkeit apregende Medi.
zin trage Darme yum Arbeiten und
hilft, verhariete Abfallsioffe auszu.
scheiden; die durch Hartleibigkeit
verursachten Case zu ,vertreib ben und
gibt dem Magen das angenehme &c.
fuhl Won Warme. Alpenkrauter's er.
siaunliche Wirksamkeit list auf cine
wissenschaftliche Formel zuriickzufih.
rem. wclche l8 (nicht nur Elm oder
zweD Natur.HeiIkr;uter, Wurzeln und
Pflanzen verbindet, cine Ceheim.
formel. vervoIlkommnet iiber cine
Periodic Won 70 Jahren. ia, fur
schnelIe, angenehme, erprobte Lin.
derung Won Observation-Disclosures.
den besorgen Sic sich noch heute
Avnen L r:irtnr in Ibrer
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-04-30
Mt. Zion Jr. Pastors
Aid Club Entertains

The Jr. Pastors Aid Club of Mt.
Zion M. B. Church was highly en-
tertained on Monday night at the
home of Mrs. Ann West, 143 NV
7th street. It was the groups
monthlysocial night but an unusual
program was performer. A couple
Of unique games were played, in
structed by Mrs. Dorothy Mcclellan:
''The Observation QUIZ and t h g
watch Quiz" which were very in.
spring. We were then introduced 20
Mrs. B. T. Miller, district president
of the BTU and our honored guest,
by Mrs. c. c. Miller. Mrs. c. B. Mil
Ter gave a short talk on, Foreign
Mission work, and some wonderful
Ideas were given in going about this
mission, home and abroad. We en-.
joyed Mrs. Miller's talk and were
very pleased to have had her as our
guest. We also had as as our guest
Mrs. Ruth Braddock, student of tho
University Of Miami. She expressed
hOL oCAL %AS having u WOuOS1luI SVOAs
ing and enjoyed being with us as
well as the other auxiliary meetings.
A delicious repast was served by
the Social Committee: Messrs Gene.
va Wilson, Dorothy Mcclellan, and
Ann West. The menu was a tasty
zee cream made in the form of our
club flower, the Carnation, very
beautiful, and fruit punch and dain-
ty cookies also nuts, candy, etc.
We then adjourn to meet at the
church on next Monday night.
Helen r. Steward. reporter
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-04-30
Grace Presbyterian
Church News

The Brotherhood held it's bi-month-
ly meeting at the home of Elder and
Mrs. Eddie Edwards, 1860 NV Goth
terrace, Monday evening, April 49,
The meeting was scheduled for the
previous Friday evening but had to
be postponed owing to Indictment
weather. A large group of Presby-
terrain ladies were present at the
meeting. The club was graciously
treated to delicious foods and re-
freshments by Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lard Williams who acted as host
and hostess to the club.
All members are urged to attend
Sunday School and bring their
children. Sunday School begins at
$50 am. Elder Edwards announces
that he has plenty of literature for
all.
Rev. James E. Culmer wishes to
remind all members that a delega-
ton will journey to Johnson C.
Smith College in Charlotte, N. C.
in June.
He urges all members who are
going as delegates to remember the
date and make all necessary prepa-
rations.
Sister Rosa M. Carr and Brother
John Winters are still on the sick
list. All members and friends are
ased to visit these sick members.
Rev. James. Culmer, pastor
Juanita Culmer, reporter
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-04-30
Local NAACP
Marches On
By Inez Armster

The Negro of today stands in a
pretty fortunate position If we are
to look at it from one angle, yet
because of himself - his action,
ideologies, and self-made supercom-
piexes, his effort for advancing are
on the contrary, receding. When he
gets to the 9Th grade, stops, and con-
tinues to read himself to public
recognition, he looks back down the
ladder and banks at the little fei,
low, who had to stop in fourth
grade, and is trying to read himself
up the ladder.
We are living in a democracy. In
this democracy, we have been
granted the opportunity or the fr0e-
dom from want and fear, the free
dom of religion and speech. In our
segment of the globe, we are fortu-
nate enough to have a right to vote.
We have gained numerous oppor.
tunities through the unfailing eff
forts of both the primary scholars
and Phi. DIS or the educated and un.
educated.
A great deal Of the people of our
group can think good thoughts. but
do not possess the ability to put
them over with the flowerery langu-
age of the self-made and the edu-
Gated man.
In our different organizations
around town, let us remember, we
are all group of Negroes W b o
came 'up from slavery" under many
different conditions. Give the little
fellow a chance as well as the big
fellow. Get in and fight together.
Stop standing on the side like
crabs, talking, deceiving and back
biting each other.
Our local NAACP is on the march
with its annual spring drive. 1t is
incorporating every effort to bring
our branch up to par. 1t can not
do it by the people standing back
talking and wondering!! Too many
can talk at random. That is not
helping our branch.
Our branch was fortunate on last
weekend to have our state secretary
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-04-30
Pioneer Likes
Miami Progress

Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James w.
Roberts and family at 207 NV 10th
terrace is Mr.. Ralph Stirrup, pio-
neer Miamian who has been living
in New York for the past 35 years.
He is very impressed with the i'm
provements the city has made.
Mr.. Stirrup has been working
with the New York Central Rail-
road company for the past 80 years.
He is president of the Harlem
Duke social and civic club, mem
Der of the Elks, Masons and knights
of Pythias.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-04-30

AIRY T. Moore, of Minis, Florida,
visit it. Mr.. Moore was highly en-
tertained by the branch executive
officers who enjoyed and appreciate
ed the honor. Mr.. Moore was ac-
companied by our local branch Of
ficers to church on last Sunday
evening; to the INSTRUMENTATION
Ministerial Alliance on Tuesday,
and to DANA on Tuesday night
where plans are being made to set
up an NAACP branch. Our local
branch will assist in setting up
Perrine, Floridas branch, and shall
continue the fight to make our
branch what it ought to be-
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-04-30
Mammoth Mothers
Day Tea At Liberty
City Elementary

The Parent-Teacher Association of
the Liberty City Elementary School
will sponsor Mammoth Mothers
Day Tea, on Sunday, May 9Th.
An interesting and entertaining
program has been planned, and two
lovely boquets of flowers will be
given; one to the oldest mother, and
to the mother who has the greatest
number of children In school.
Tickets will be on sale beginning
Tuesday, May 2.
Time: 400 pm. Place: Liberty
City Elementary School Grounds.
Admission: Adults Csc, children
free.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-04-30
W4 r.
Engagement
Announced

Mrs. John r. Marks, Sr., Of 1910
N. w. 1st place, announces the en-
gagement of her daughter, Miss
Fannie Boyd Marks, to James d.
Lipscombe, 234 North Judson St.,
Marion, Alabama.
The wedding will take place in
July.
Miss Marks is a graduate Of Book
err T. Washington High School.
Mr.. Lipscombe, now a resident of
Chicago, ILL.,, served in the Navy
during the war. He is a former
member Of the wings Over Jor-
DAM choral ensemble.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-04-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Walker Of
Los Angeles, CAL, are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Massey of 247 NV
10Th st. Mr.. Walker is the brother
of Mrs. Massey. The Walkers plan
to fly to Cuba from Key West. They
plan to visit friends and relatives in
st. Augustine, and Pensacola, Fla,
New Orleans, La. and FL Paso and
Mexico before returning to Los
Angeles.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-04-30
Notice

All members of Magic City AS
ISOLATION, Loyal Tigers of the World
are requested to be at Brady's
Dance Studio. corner NV 18th st.
and Bird ave., Monday, May 2, at
BIB pm Magic City Den will be
organized.
j. FL. Williams. ERP
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-04-30
Notice

The Pulpit Aid Club of st. John
baptist Church requests the plea
sure o fyour presence at a Musical
Tea, given at 1861 NV 5th avenue.
on Sunday, April /, from til 6
pm.
Sponsors: Mrs. Elizabeth Monroe
Mrs. Evangeline Carr, chairman
Smyrna times., 1949-02-03
Death of Susannah McFarlane
CONTINUED from PAGE one)

spent her early married life in
Clayton and Smyrna, Delaware.
For nearly 40 years she was en-
gagged in the custom made Corset
business and was the first Corset
tierre to introduce the surgical
belt to the trade in Philadelphia.
She moved to Philadelphia about
forty years ago. When women
were granted the right to fran
chise, Mrs. McFarlane took an
active part in politics in the 46tn
Ward and for several terms was
a member of the Ward Executive
Committee. Besides her husband,
Mrs. McFarlane is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. Charlotte Yerger
and Miss Dorothy H. McFarlane.
Also two brothers and two sisters,
]. Erdman Bramble, st. Michaels,
Md; DR.. C. Clinton Bramble, Dahl
gren, Va; Mrs. Walter N. Causey,
Baltimore, Md; and Mrs. ]. H.
Lassell Smyrna. Funeral services
were held on Friday, afternoon, be-
ing conducted by Rev. Robert c..
Coates. pastor of Calvery Metho-
dist Church, of which the deceased
was a member.
Smyrna times., 1949-02-03
WANTED-SALESMAN

Complete Food Store, Restaurant,
Hotel, and Institution Equipment.
Nationally known Very fine op-
portunity for a good man.
Oriole Store Equipment Co.,
Salisbury, Md. Phone 1155
Smyrna times., 1949-02-03
FOR SALE

1S-ft. House Trailer, fully equip
ed, stove, refrigerator, electric, oil
heat, running water. Immediate
possession. $3.50.
LEE f. SLAUGHTER
Phone 1926 or 2406
Smyrna times., 1949-02-03
PERSONAL AND
SOCIAL ITEMS
People Who Come and Go,
Visitors To Our Community
and Former Smyrnians
HOME and CLUB PARTIES

Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Griffin, Jr.,
and daughter, Betty Jane, spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred v. Tarburton, South Brad
ford Street, Dover.
DR.. and Mrs. Rexford B. Hersey,
Philadelphia, and Mr.. Walter Ed
ridge, Plymouth Meeting, Pa,
were guests last weekend of Mr..
and Mrs. William ]. Taylor at The
Wayside Inn.
Mrs. William Knapp and daugh-
ter, Barbara, of Rolla, Mo-, and her
mother, Mrs. Charles Pietsch, of
Germantown, Pa, spent Monday
night at The Wayside Inn here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph FAIRIES, of
Wilmington, were weekend guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry C. Webb.
Miss Sarah Ellen Wright, Ger
mantown, Pa, spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G..
Harvey Wright.
Mrs. ]. Waller Williams, of
Salisbury, Md, spent several days
recently with her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Banta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alan Robinson are
receiving congratulations on the
birth of a daughter, Wednesday,
February 2 at the Kent General
Hospital in Dover.
Mr.. Isaac ]. Marker, of Middle
town, left Saturday for Florida
where he will spend few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Virdin were
given a surprise party in honor of
their eighteenth wedding anniver-
sary at their home last Saturday
evening. Twenty relatives. and
friends attended.
w. Elliott Sheldon, of Tulsa,
Oklahoma, and Robert Carrow, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Carrow,
Sr. both of Carnegie Tech, Pitts
burgh, Pa, were visitors of Mr.
Carrow's parents last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Everhart
are receiving congratulations or
the birth of daughter January II
at Kent General Hospital. Dover
She has been named Gail Remsen
Mrs. D. Fulmer Keely, of Phil
adelphia, is on an extended visit
with her daughter and son-in-law
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ever hart.
MIs. Andrew D. Cole and Mrs
Robert d. Hoffecker will leave
Saturday for Clearwater Beach
Flcrida, where they will srend th'
remainder of the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kilday hav'
moved into an apartment in th'
former Wallen house, Commerce
st. Mr.. Kilday is employed by th'
Wilson Cabinet Co., Inc. and form
erly lived in Wilmington.
Mrs. Raymond d. Pusey ant
Mrs. Glenn Busker will be il
charge of entertainment at tn
reception for new members of tn
Twentieth Century Club tonigh
in the social hall of Asbur.
Church. Mrs. John L. johnson
heads the refreshment committee
Smyrna times., 1949-02-03
AsBURY METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. Beckwith Announces His Ser
vices for Sunday and the Week

vices for Sunday and the Week
Rev. Walter l.. Beckwith, pastor
of Asbury Methodist Church, an
nounces the following services for
Sunday, February 6, 1919: Holy
Communion at IL Am. To all who
mourn and need comfort;to all who
are lonely and want friendship; to
all who are tempted and need
strength; to all who sin and need
a Saviour, the Church and Pastor
extend a hearty invitation to this
service. Sunday School, Harry G.
Johnson General Supt., at 10 Am.
Glasses for all ages. Evening Ser
vice will be at 7:30 PM. with the
pastor bringing message. Our
Youth Choir will sing under the
direction of Miss Elizabeth M.
Arndt. Plan to be present. Wednes-
day evening, February 9th, Fourth
Quarterly Conference. There Will
be a baked ham dinner at $50
o'clock. Mrs. Nolan and Mrs. Ryan
are in charge. See them for tick
cts. Price SIPS. Every official
should be present. Others are in
vited. Devotional Service at 800
o'clock. Speaker will be DR.. I. G.
Mulligan. A business meeting viii
follow the devotions. Choirs re-
hearse as follows: Junior Choir,
Friday afternoon; Youth Choir
Thursday evening; Senior Cnoir'
Friday evening.
Smyrna times., 1949-02-03
Resolutions

Whereas. the Lord in his infinite wisdom
has seen fit to take from our midst Miss
Mary Spruance
Be it Resolved. that the Elizabeth Cook
Chapter of the Daughters of the American
Revolution feels keenly the loss of one of
its charter members whose great interest
in the Chapter was an inspiration to all
with whom she came in contact.
Resolved. that in the death of Miss
Spruance the Chapter has lost one of its
most faithful members and therefore be
it further resolved that copy of these
resolutions be sent to the family, be pub
lished in the Smyrna Times. and be spread
on the minutes of this meeting.
Lassell R. Comegys. Regent
Virginia F. King, State Vice-Regent
Smyrna times., 1949-02-03
CASH BUYERS WAITING +.

Take advantage of our national
advertising program; we can pro-
duce cash buyers for your farm,
home, suburban, gas station, store
or other business. LIST your prop
erty TODAY! VESTS FARM
AGENCY, C. L. Wright, r. D. 2,
Smyrna, Del. Phone 3542
Smyrna times., 1949-02-03
Clusters Last Stand

General Custer made his last
stand in the south of Montana ter
ritory.
Smyrna times., 1949-02-03
Card of Thanks

We wish to thank all our friends,
neighbors, and relatives for their
words of kindness, cards, and flor
al tributes during our recent be-
reavement of our husband and
son.-Mrs. Helen E. Lafferty and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie B.
Lafferty.
Smyrna times., 1949-02-03
FOR SALE

I have a lot of Oak Lap Wood.
Cheap.
ELLA MAY BECK
Townsend Phone Smyrna 2118
Smyrna times., 1949-02-03

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