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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-25

SSsn elmer aunbgcblmg Dor Dem
Serate Committee on Salbioiarp am
-. Sltli trat Serr Sanes 5imlcanc,
bcigeorbnetcr Sefretdr bes National
Council for Grepention OF 0ar, Elm
fir gleibe GInpamoerlnrgsrehtc fiir
Selltihe Gliibtlillge. TH G,lno9eb-
lna rolgt in Neuti6er lleberIebluns:
SER Gorlisenoer lno Blicoer bcs
&onpitccs, ih eribeine bcl,te nor
rSsbncn nls &cltreter bes Nuticnol
Council for Yrepention of War. @ir
intcreliieren llns iebr iiir Sen eriolg
Der @enol 1r,lngsperleb,u,q, Sic
iebt 5lpiiben Scr Mlten lmo gtellcn
@elt ltattIilroet. 0ir anerfeni,en, mie
miftig es iit nele Seine III finoen
init neuer Soiinng fiir al oie Gnts
nur5eltcn, bie In Sen Nadpueben ocs
5lpelten <frlegcs 1traroete!.
Gen 3ablen uob bilocn oie Heut'
ichen ,yliihtlinse Die er0Bte Grilppc
Ser cltiuur5clteu Yerlonen. Nuh Sen
letten 3dblen ser Nilitdrre9icrung
oer 5pei 3oncn 5ablen oicie 6lii6ts
hinge in oen brei meltlihcn ;3cnCl
100000 lmo in Der ruililc6cn 3onc
100000.
Manbe bon bieien beutlhcn Sliiht.
lingcar iinb iogenamte G5!tSoc,lt
ibe, .. y. 2eute belltiher sibitarA,
mllug, Die emit allBerbalb TeutIb'
lm,bS M nerihieoenet 1eilcn Curo.
pas lebtGn. @iele bon ibucn battcn
leit aht 8enerationen in ser Si.bes
bolloapofoi gelebt. Sic luarcn un-
gcIGbr 10 bertih apie Ole rcnIipls
paafhteau1iben GARNER bon 2an-
cnItcr Golntp, Yemlipluaniu; 10
beutl6 ipie oie beltlh h=amcrifn1:itlen
Is Yro5ent Ser II. g. slrnlee. oic Sen
letten arieg gclpmn, 10 oeutit.) luie
General Gilenbpwer. Siclc Scllte,
neil iie bon belltiber slbitammln9
mnrcn. einerlei apie lanee 5uriict ,luur-
hcn bon ibren Seimen pertrichen ,nlo
aui Ticbmaggons binullstronapor=
tiert oocr geSlrlluaen 81 TuE Sum
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-25
8riefn,arfen fir Hen
vSrieSenstae"

Berlin. Cine Hricnmenge ncuer
hclItIhcr 0riefmorfen lpuroe in Scr
rlllilbcn Gone unacfiinoigt.
ytic)t peuige oils ohl StGote mcr.
ben S.onoerlnarfen su Dem BON Sen
&omn,lmiiten gcieicrtcn .,Sricocns-
tag" bermsgeten. ser am I. Sep.
tenlber begangen peroen miro. Die
Wtarfen tucrScn in Sresocll, 80rlit,
Gilenab, Griurt, Gbenlnib, 2eipsigi
YotSoam lu'o Sdnpcriu gcbrllft.
Seip5ig brinet alberbelu nod eine
uelle Marfe fir iGne Serbihnclle
beraus.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-25
Eutteraner ieten i,eue
FGrten fir SIC
>cutihen SlMhtlinee

@Gbreno oie 9totlage terihlepp-
ter Herfonen cine llGnoig iuabienec
geahtllng Der Mirbeu llno Der gro
ben Sefientlibfeit ert1lt. fdbrt oas
Cos ser bel,fiNrn ,sliihtIiNge. in
ionoerbeit ser GoltsSeutibcn mo ser
3upanocrer aus Der 8 Sil'cue. furt.
iid) 81 pcriblimme-l,. u;c Set Cutie
rii6e 9tationnlrat con ll-tcriecper=
tretern ser 2utbcrlitsn @eIt. JoocA
ration BORT.
9as beltl6e Jliihtlinsselement
,tmfabt smei Saupteruppcn: Die
4. .SOlfsoeutihen" alno Die Neld)s=
bclltlbcn." Die Golfsncutid)en lino
bie friiberen oelltihen Minberbeiten
in Eolen, Der Slbehoitcmatei. I'm.
garn uno anoercn 9a!tonitonten; es
bauoelt lid bier I'M Wenilhen oeut-
iber slbitammung. oie spar in ibrem
8obnlanoe oas 8iireerredt batte,l,
aber oennod), i'm Gintlans nit Dem
. YotsoamYuft, nad GAac Ocs 2
@eltfrGges ausgeipieieu luuroclr.
Inter vreibsoeutihen" tSl;ibilinNen
pcrltebt man belltihe 8iirger,, pclde
gelpaltiam aus Bebieten pertricbcn
|murben, Sic nun bon Sen H,lile1
obcr Yolcn per,paltet mcroen.
9teben oieien beioen Sauptgrup
pen red)nen ebelnalige 3riegsgefans
gene, oeren Seine friiber i'm Den ab-
geihnittenen Olt3onen lagen ooer
seritort luuroen; Elm meiteres aon-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-25
Das Hau< talbiert >i>
S,,n,n,e fir SIC
G,,repa>2lmiriiitune

@aibbngton. Gos Saus iliIilmte
nit 2o9:131 ba'ilr, Grumon* Err-
9ronm Scr :.'le>trnuirii'ti'nc @cI:
c,Iropos nm u. SoGlite 81 H'id'nci.
SER. &c nod IN ltptcr MiN,lie &C.
Ela'ntcM MnitrenrnrGrl non gG.
Il. niltration5s sS:'to:;i prrYnod'tcm Die
viz "trihhetterno, N5'ubr nit.jt j.;
rr"birhern. g &orlaNc gcht wc:
bcm Seuut lu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-08-25
S&lub auf @eite 8.

tlngent itcllen oieietigen Deutidcn
oar, bie obne FaB uno Ginreiieer.
erlaubniS aus Der ruliiid)en Beiat.
ilugs5one in Ole @eit3one beriiber.
lpet)n(n.
aeine bieier bier @laiien falIt I'm.
fer Den amtIidcn 8earifi Der Der.
ibleppten Ferionen (r1tsplaco6 per.
lons"), Die als "8iirger Scr 0erei.
niatcn 9satim,cn Qltiteo Natiorrs
gtationals) gelten ,,ro Sfiisrinpe
Der Snternational Meiueee Sraani-
iation iilb. -,
8elnaB Sniormationcn Der Cutie
ran Worlb federation fonunen tog.
tdsli6 r,lno 1000 Ycrioncn Illegal
aus Ser Sit5one ins ,uelroe,,tibe &C.
biet. Sm alLgemeinen baben iie es
ilbiper, llnterfunft uno Nerbienit-
moglibfeit au fi,toen. aber troshenl
ut ibr Sos nift gang 10 bart, .pie bas
Der GoIlfaoel,tiden, Die = tros auer
8enliibungen ser airbcn uno bcs
Staates - pon Den .altiaSfgen"
Geutiden ser @eit3ome faum gebul'
6et tperben. r..
3ebnidbrise @artefriit I
8ei Ser suncbmenoen grtperbs.
loiifeit iino oieie 8olfaoentihen Die
eriten. tuelhe bie s(rbeit perlieren
lno oamit bie Moelibteit, iih uno
Den ssbren oie einfabiten Qebens-
beoiirfniiie 81 bcldnffen. sic baben
es shenfa1s bdoe,ltellb id).perer als
anoere, itaatlife llnteritiisu,lg su err
lanaen. MuS Sieien Griir,ben ut Der
@eialnbbelsauitano Der 8oltsneut.
S&Iub auf Seite s
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-20

TIE fn1lesxina passrnFega 80
fnr liswana On AmFuvias @
Nenda TfomaNsn iaefNs lfsaN
ason. Mars A. Neal Martha Amn
BrmN. nsnA klxsts 1slan Al~afea
Francisca AlvaFes. u.lHss -
So. Antonla Alwa1eA Guusassssi
Martinez. Rene MaGsinex Wtllism
A Ensawan NestieY - asse.
chaFte4 MeuNe h~aig "A me
Aaron SehNaFts KseFett Aasas.
Gllhagt OMaem KsiaaH Na.tem ~
fael Berast#xal. Lysaa MeelisF
Mabel Barton Cllw AFwNun
Giusta Ffanrst Csmawgaetsn 4pmaa.
"a. Franelsco max islaufa ~
ran CaFaaad Menaanaek filiaa
HALEY. EVaFtasu Alfailws. wfNia
McstFe. vsrEinsa N.etaseFo res
cnicu ReatsiMue2 kssuartAe ltsF
nan<ieE nolofes NalensBa. Ahtsm
io Fernandez urcasa AiamaA NJ
ria niera Joss Fumtms Mefm afsssa
lrassaza. AnEela Liza aewnem
qilelu Gumea Ksilmu 8i6alaA r.
beca Sinebas. Sara A faNr.ss
Ana = RaauKseE 1aaau - -.
dfteueE. Ruh@m MaFt.mes Ais
Terra. Rafem MaftnsE. o. Dsssi.
iarsno Alxarez. Esaer ~ hnsa
Hernandez TNFesa AaFfs8 8ssae
A nETmsNfeE ANusfsn kailtas lH
e. Can. Ana IusFfa nffa Ana &
Santiso. Iaana NJ Lktsa. Aaela
pefsz. 1aa SnnmeIs. Gieam keFH
Billy Kerr pteflasa fs lmVe.
Dee ramwa Elfeu HaEEsa 1eaa
hamhefN Amae n NFmlk May
seacors. Mlisam q sNkess EisF
- Castilhu. MFEaref A 2lE saE
Arthur Il Chfatt hmiaNas ksfe
nos. Lala ufsnn H9hf 08um
Iune Oium Callen sega.st
Charts. seamst Maenefsu Mf4a.
tom scu1t Hama iaiAan 8and ~
estes SaneheE 1ase MMsate 81.
ena haFeslo Elena 9Hgs saN. Az
tuusa PFats sergio Auak natg
ArtaA nNlia Aulit tHMe Melam
Zie9ler Ellen A ofaie Maunn
xoclleF. PRED q Maae. Hffl~Ft
A EEcFeft UFal EveFsu hliy
kVer0ft Antonlo naferA kluna
marrefa. Caflus Hamefm hetha
Giles. nolaert Jones "a tha 20
resies. Reaaatau pafetles MsFa
piAiadas. Wgftnmaa pufaAas. Cs8
mem bei Barra Cseean rs Aefasa
DeffV Mathis MaFasfs Nmslsh
John honauFant AfthBr Hltame
nemald Wafmon. Lester MFefa.
FfanCisoo AiNmFuE safa anmFal
81. kliss Niiauateaal Kaaafs8a
pumeliea
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-20
Manuel LOpes
HOnOred ~
Birthday Party

Manuel Lopez was honH,1
with . birthday party at Sal.
urday evening az thc home .i
Ms Betty Saunders 1902 step.
les Avenue. aith Ms ssunae
and Mr. Eilth Lopez aetanE as
Co-hustCssgs
Tha evening Waa spent Afth
the guests pla,ing thg Same H
Trlpoll follow ma ahllh % lovely
birihdsy cake and other reffesn
msnts Werg served
Atten8lnE tne party Wtre -.
ard Ne Evelio Rueda Mf end
Mr. Ralelt Dopp ST. and An
Walter KlaN Mr Ahgc VII
htte. Ms shirley Lieder ~ Ms-
Olive Gato. Me,sU GIiuTt Vel.
daz. John J Homsso ard Ncseli
PlndeI
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-20
NOriP Ind
Social Hour
USO noes

Tha movie feature showing az
usO Noes last night Was pre-
cesled by q social hour Men from
the visiting USS Adurundal k join
"a Junsn fssstesass around the
piano. and ssng o. the ser1m
panlment % those talented WusH
cans. Mary Saunders and heytf
Is Arthur
The singers Included joyce
Park. Janice Ross Edith knatk
Charlie Otis. RMSA Boo Map,e
RNsN Roger FaFmer. RAJ 2 Sci
san Bailey. ~ Geurge Puet BM
2 Ruhert Snuske hMah braas
OdenL SOSN , Esquelra 81
and q Olano w
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-20
Rer. &. A. Klein OF Memphis
Arriues Via Plane For Visit Here

Klein aald that Il was alCh a
gentle landing he did not know
he was on the ground until he
heard q fellow passenger make
the rVmaFk
When asked about his plans ~
KEY West. Rev Klein said ] arm
In the hands 90 my friends. as the
politicians saS
Tie WIil b. the house guest ga
Captain snd airs Klein sn Guar
tiers { ~ the old Naval Au sta
ton. where two ~ his greai
aFandchlldren. whom be- has nui
seen before are also ylsltlns
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-20

Maklng their first visit 90 key
Wet in eleven wears are Mr. and
M " d Peck. ~ Highland
park, Mes Jersey arrived last
nishi and expect % spend q week
here visiting with Mrs Peek 5
hfu1hpra
Mr. Peek b. the former Mss
Jennie Levin. and Mr. pcck was
stationed here lnr ten wears. from
I1o8 o. 1919. when b. vas IN tie
aAFmy lie is uuw retired from tire
Army taught some time a. Rui
GERS University. and Is now .
miik inspectur for the state ~
Mcw Jersey
Tbe perka have three children
fNaFett Who lives tn Dgtrolt
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-20
Mr.. Ind Mrs. T.. ID. Peek
Arrired Yesterday For Visit

Mich. nonald Nho resides ln
Union City. y. J ard Ms. Mi
dred Hearn. living in Highland
PARK. ~ J
NJ PEEK. Who visited the Cit
zen Offces this mornina. stated
that Ne Is amazed az the many
changes that have taken place tn
key West since be- was last here
Why. he said. 4 got lost
tie particularly mentioned the
change in the approach 90 Key
West. and hoW very different the
city looks from the highway
Mr. and Mrs peck hope o. scc
an their old friends while they
are here. and book forward g.
meetng everyone again.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-20
Prenatal
Class iIUSO
noes Yesterday

Hyg.euC fur the ENpcCtanR
Mamtr snd Attitude were dls
Guessed - Mrs Jeanette Sawyer
RN publc Health Department
NtAe at thc Prenatal Class held
"a ESQ Noes. 1921 Duval street
ftaW Wrdag afternoon
Lhe afoup af wives ant mo-
thera cullvruud tbc discussion
alth mann questions end reeoi-
lelNuns Sc experience The topif
faf uext TUESDAY, class is Is
tatIlshIna q Bautine "a NutTi-
Uuns n Pregnancy
NaNv alNoa present we're Mf&
Eileen Behtens M Esther Cam.
NJ Heirn CherWa. Mrs Iacqsae
hne HlllIcf Mr. Virginia hoA
Mf Iluaa Repkie and Ars
Fgaurts SehtmmtRe
a. ueA auI sperute nso
ghet are invited e. attend ti,tae
glascs b UsO NCCa.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-20

Rev q A Klein. father oi
Captain " 4 Klein. Senior Me
diral Ofheer of key West Naval
Air station has arrived here
from Memphi6. Tennessee tor a
VISIT af ahout one weuk
Thn Was Rev klelns first air-
plane fide He ,s 81 years of age,
end said that what impressed him
nlust On the flight uas the view
above the clouds. which looked
hke huge white mountains. Soii
conservation around Macun. oe-
ura8a also claimed has attention
and made an impression.
Whcnshry reached Miami Rev
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-20
Nary Wires
Swimming Glass
On Thursday

TIE Increased attendance Il
Natt wives ut the uSO noes
swimming class at the u = Ma
Val station pool iusurcs thc con
uuancc af the lnstractona hy the
certified aater safety class lead
crs n X Brown. A. AMI & ,
1unes AA
Tho classes are hold on Mon
das aftefnuuns "a 800 oriuek
All Navy Wlves are invited o. a.
tend by usO NCCs. PRIOR regis
tfaifun Is required
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-20
Engagement OF Miss Nellie
TrujiIIo To Ia. (jg) Douglas
a.. Pearson Announced Yesterday

Oneonia Hlgh School. and alsa
attended New York state Teach
ers College. the Lawrence Col
less AT Appleton, Wisconsin ard
Midshipmen's School az North
western University u Was at the
last named that he reviewed has
Navy commission.
During World War II u Pear
son served in tne Europesn. Md
die East. Asiatic and Paciiic
theatrcs. and a. the present time
b attached 30 the Y = 5. Foss
fEDE So. Al the 4 S Naval De
veinpment Station here.
The WEDDING Wiil take place
during the munih 0f September
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-20
Mrs. knight Made High Score
IA Bridge Club Meeting Yesterday

of waters crushed pineapple
nuts and cream-cheese sauce to
Rether Wlth iced tea. a. refresh
menis precedina the bridge play
ING
High scure lor the afternoon
wan made ID Ms Peter knlght,
wssh Mr. Glltert Mckillip hav
tna secund high scuTe ard Mrs
Joseph = Guley h0idina third
hlghcsi scoge Mrs paal Lsmley
Nas the winner ui the hish card
draWing.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-20

~. ard Mfs. Anionio Iruiillo
of st4 Anaela street have am
nounocd the enlargement and ap-
NfwaEhina marriage ~ thetr
Daughter. Mis- Nellie TruIllla. "a
Ia uRl Douglas {. Pearson
DaN. son "a Nj and Mrs Charles
ftarson. Ouconta. NeW Y0gk.
The hTide-io oe Is . wcll-known
and socially pruminent KEY West
airl q Nraduafe ol the CouTcui of
May tmmaculatc and an active
AMI popular memler of the Beta
Ofss 50 Chapter ~ Beta Sigma
Phi Sagnity and the JunioF Wo-
mans Cluh
L. Pearson s q HFadi ate of
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-20

piayina In the Tuesday after
uoon bridge club Easne Yesterday
Werp the Mcsdames j G Regis
ter. Peter KniEhL a W. Gard
urr. Gilbert Mekilhp. &. Il kea-
gan Joseph Ladd James Coward.
Joseph S GuieY Otto kTChhei
nef. Clyde BakeF Paul Lumley
ans Paul heuick.
TIE party vas held AZ the home
al Mr& Reagan a. 805l Harris
AFenue 9Th Ma Reagen est
ing ~ hnstcss and serving the
aiisafs : delicious dainty made
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-20
WI fOI SMlLEy
Ner " Oreis For Old

Mother Why didut vou cali
me when Mr Give kissed yous
Daughter He threatened mie
Mother Threatcncds
Daughter-Yes. nut % Kiss me
anV more
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-20
Kew West I'm
Days Gone By


The regimentsl band of the
FLORIDA National suardsuen.
who have been encamp0d IN Key
West the last 10 days uau give ,
farewell cunccFt tonight at the
Fort Taylor reservation.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-20

y. =. Boney. wiro drives buses
fog the FLORIDA Motor LINES b.
tween key West and Miami. to-
dsy received . safety aware from
the Nationai safety Council
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-20

lgadore WeintFaub. president
of the key West Jaycees. urged
a. many membeFs as possible -
sttund the midsumancr conieg.
enCe of the organization a. D.
held In Orlando on 1uiy = and
-
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-20

william y. Little. manager of
thc Florida State Employment
Service Ia key West today in.
formed The Citizen that be Is
now receiving more requests
fFom employers fof NoFkfs than
during any other tiuae Cos scv-
eFal yeats a. sad he thouaht
business cnnditiunz are ifnpruv-
ina n KEY Wess
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-20

NJ and Mrs Roberi Dopp
Mrs Dope sister Afim Clara
Yates. and Mn Ralph q Milncg
returned yesterday from a siN
Ncck trip. dminW which theY
visited - states. chieily ,n the
Wcsf and mld West
Ms A , Woodhurg. who had
been visiting hef brother and
sisier-in-laW NI and Mr. u q
Frceman. left lhis murnina lof
heF home ln Portland Maine
Nj and Ms Clements Album
to-day announced the birth Of i
daughter n Their home az 1873
EhEa street The haby weighed
eight pounds. eight ounces. and
has been named Theima CorIne
To-day The citizcn says IN an
editorial pare sgTsph
Even n YOU are only hall a.
good as yuu think YOU are some
body Will find i out
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-20

Harold ThumnsCn. boat build
er ard carpenter ln the iocai
hghihDtse service. Nus retlred
today
Smyrna times., 1949-01-13
Smyrna Landing

Mr.. R. G. McNatt celebrated his
91st birthday Saturday the 9Th of
this month. He makes his home
with his daughter, Mrs. Stanley
Smith.
Mrs. Hazel Morgan who has been
ill for the past three weeks is i'm
proving.
Miss Mildred Davis of Chester,
Pa. spent the weekend with her
mother, Mrs. Emma Davis.
Miss Margaret Newnum of Phil
adelphia spent the weekend with
her sister, Mrs. Harvey McNatt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hurd and
daughter Betty Ann of West Clay
ton have been recent visitors of
Mrs. Wilhelmina Wrench.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Collins of
Odessa have been visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Emma Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Peirson and
daughter of Wilmington spent a
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dayton Peirson Saturday.
Mrs. Harold Warner of Clayton,
visited her mother, Mrs. Emma
Davis Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Jackson, and
Miss Lou Walker spent yesterday
visiting relatives in Wilmington.
Smyrna times., 1949-01-13
Marydel

Mr.. Frank A. West and MIR.
Hearn of New Castle were Sunday
guests in the home of Mrs. E. III.
Cobb, visiting with their brothers
and cousins, Paul and Donald
West.
Mr.. and Mrs Nolan Steele on
Wednesday, January 5th celebrated
their 51st Wedding Anniversary.
Rev. and Mrs. Harry Bailey and
son, Harry Jr. of Kecoughtan, Va,
were guests for the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin A. Thomas,
Jr., of Madison College, Tenn,
were visitors at the home of her
aunt and uncle, MIR. and Mrs. H.
Leira, during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Winch, Doro-
thy Winch, and Miss Clara Winch,
of Upper Darby, Pa. visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Winch on Sat
urday.
Miss Edna Hayes of Philadelphia
was a weekend guest in the home
of her brother and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Hayes.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cobb and Paul
and Donald West on Friday attend
ed the funeral services in Balti-
more, Md. of their brother, Private
Wallace R. West, Jr., who was
Smyrna times., 1949-01-13

Reed, Frank Stringer, Bobby
Bowen.
Grade 2-1, Mrs. Ricards, teacher
Brittingham, William
Brittingham, Richard Cole, James
r. Fleming, Frederick Lamb, Rob
tert Mahaffey, Ronald Mccoy,
James Persinger, Homer Shorts,
Bruce Takach, Calvin Williams,
Ross Vane, Janet Christopher, Gym
thia Deamer, Jeanne Faulkner, FL
sic Leiby, Sally Martz, Doris Ann
Moore, Roberta Pyle, Shirley Ross,
Gloria Steller, Lois Warren, Doris
Wilson, Sue David.
Grade 2-2, Mrs. King, teacher
Clarence Lovegrove, Richard Low
man, Franklin McGinnis, William
Pearce, Carl Seward, John Sheri-
Smyrna times., 1949-01-13

killed in action at Iva Jima, March
IL, 1945.
A beautiful new Hammond cleo
trio organ was recently installed in
the lIarydel Methodist Church.
Mrs. L. A. Covell will serve as or
ganist. Mrs. L. H. Collision, as as
sistant organist, and Mr.. Thomas
Carter as choir leader.
Mr.. and Mrs. Price Kaler, and
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kaler, all of
Washington, were weekend guests
at the home of their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Kaler, during the
past two weekends.
The Marydel Lion Club enjoyed
a delicious turkey dinner at their
bi-monthly meeting at the Marydel
Community Hall on Monday even
ing, January 10th.
{ A surprise birthday dinner was
given at the Marydel Community
Hall on Sunday, January 9th, to
Mrs. Clara Smith, by her son, Paul,
in honor of her natal day. Those
present to help celebrate the happy
occasion were: Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Leslie and daughter Jean, and Mr..
Bateman Johnson, of Marydel;
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McGinnis and
son Franklin, of Smyrna; Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred McGinnis and children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Johnson of Mag
nolia; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NC
Fadden and Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
O'Neal and daughter, Norma Jean,
of Kenton; Mrs. Mary Wilson, Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Shewmaker and Mr..
and Mrs. Marvin Bech of Philadel-
phia.
Another Community Hymn Sing
will be sponsored by the Marydel
Homemakers Club on this Sunday
evening, January 10th, at 7:30 pm,
at the Marydel Community Hall
when a group of college students
from Kings College, New Castle
Del. will take charge of the service
which will be entirely musical in
nature. The well known Trum.
peters, which have appeared on the
radio on numerous occasions, will
also be present to lead in the sing.
ing. This service is open to all ant
it is hoped goodly attendance will
be had. A silver offering will bt
taken for the organ fund of tn,
church. Let's join in giving thes,
young people a hearty welcome b.
our presence at the sing. This ser
vice is being planned for you ant
you and you Won't you be there
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin States an,
children have moved into the hom
recently vacated by Mr.. and Mrs
c. Pippin who moved to Greens
boro, R. D.
Mrs Erva Butts has returned t
her Marydel home after a month
! visit with her daughter.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Tyson Heather an
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FARM NEWS
Continued from Page Six)

addressed to individuals may be
shipped include: Albania, Austria,
Belgium, Bulgaria, Czechoslavakia,
Denmark, Finland, France, Ger
many, British Isles, Greece, Hun
gary, Italy, Luxembourg, Neither
lands, Norway, Poland, Portugal,
Rumania, Sweden, Switzerland
Turkey, Yugoslavia. Early ship
ment is advised so that planting
can be done at the earliest date
which in southern Europe can be
soon after the New Year.
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TaylOr's Bridge

Mrs. George G. Woodkeeper
spent several days last week with
Mrs. Emily Wilson in Dover.
Miss Lillian West of Wilmington
spent the weekend with Mrs. Bet
ty Sweetman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Gohl of At
1antic City, N. ]. spent the week.
end with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Francis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Latta of
Dover spent Sunday with his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Latta.
-3sS and Mfrs John AAffoo6re, aftd
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Moore of
Newark spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Shockley.
Senator and Mrs. Wilson A. Dav-
i'd entertained at dinner Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Kemp and
family of near Smyrna, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles 2. Dukes and family,
Mrs. George G. Woodkeeper, and
MIR. and Mrs. Lee w. David.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Alfree,
Sr. of near Middletown and Mr..
and Mrs. Irving O'Neal of Cecilton
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Delbert Steller.
MIR. and Mrs. John Shetzler and
family were Sunday visitors with
MIR. and Mrs. Wilson Barber near
Chesapeake City, Md.
Mrs. Leland Sinex and Mrs. Fan
ME Francis of Middletown were
Sunday visitors with Mr., and Mrs.
William Francis.
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Clayton

The Friendly Fellows Class will
meet at the home of Mr.. w. E.
Jones, Friday evening, January IA
at 8 o'clock.
The Clayton Home cemonstra-
tion Club will not meet this Fri
day. but viii meet on Friday, Janu-
airy 21 at the home of Mrs. Carl
Hurd.
Mr.. c. ]. Hall has returned home
after being a patient at the Della
ware Hospital, Wilmington for
some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Swain and
mother, Mrs. Lillian Swain OF
Smyrna attended the Ice Follies OF
1949 in Philadelphia on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Hill and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Roy Jones, Jr
spent the weekend in Washington
as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Bay
nard Harper.
Mr.. Lewis Conaway, Jr. spent
the weekend as the guest of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Coma
way, Sr.
Mrs. Eva LeCompte of Whining
ton spent the weekend at her home
in Clayton
Mrs. James Coverdale, of Chester
town, Maryland, has been visiting
Mrs. John Wright at the home OF
Mrs. Alice S. Sinex in Clayton.
Mr.. George Ross and family
spent Sunday in Wilmington as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Landing and Mrs. Blanche Skinner
MIR. and Mrs. William Jones
spent Sunday at Elsmere, Della
ware as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas SCHNEIDER.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Hall had as
their weekend guests Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Hughes of Jenkintown, Pa.
Miss Florence A. Marker has re-
turned from Elkton, Md where she
has been visiting relatives the past
two weeks.
Mrs. Denny Goldsborough has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs
Emerson Johnson in Newark, Del
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son, Robert, have moved to Dover.
Mrs. Henry wilkins. president of
the Dorcas Federation of the Sew
enth Day Adventist Church, pre-
sided at the regional meeting of
the Dorcas Society at Salisbury,
Md. on Thursday, January 18th.
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Boil New Potatoes

New potatoes are better for boil
ing than baking. They should be
boiled in their jackets, then peeled
and served, buttered or creamed.
They are excellent for potato salad.
too
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rie, Dorothy Montgomery, Judith
Passmore, Joyce Shane, Jean
Shane, James Bailey, Kenneth
Gray, Billy Hill, Joseph Jefferson,
iRoger Kelsey, Donald O'Neal, Dav-
id Price, Zane Robinson, Richard