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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-08-27

f0nnen, ionbern oie ber gltern, no.
mentli1 oer Mutter, pelde meiitens
Die Ginoer Inn iif bot. @s gibt So
milien, in ipeld)en Die ainoer Elm gu-
tes 8eutid ipra6en, leien unb ihrei-
ben unb NIT oen @ltern nur oeutid
ipreden. 0ieIen eroBen 8orteil ioa-
ten oeuti6e gltern ibren &inbern
nidt oorentbalten. gs lit cine ertpie-
iene SatIa6e, Dob oas gngliidipre.
den Der &inoer burhaus ni6t barun-
ter leioet, ionoern i'm 8eeenteil bie
5prahfenntniiie bes ainoes fOrbert.
9ie grfabrung bot ge5eigt, baB Gin-
Ser, tpelfe bon BEN erIten Ssabren an
bis 5u ibrem S6ulbeiu6 nur belltib
gelpro6en, niht MIR ebenio groBe
Sorti6ritte i'm gngIii6en uno in an=
bern SGdern MAIDEN, ionoern iogar
ibre Iiti6iiler iiberfliiselten. Spra6-
fenntnis biloet, uno ie mebr Spra=
dlen man perltebt, oelto porteilbafter
lit es fir Ben lpdteren @irfungsfreis.
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AuAhunH
Son &ruf. s. M. 9abren,
8ebafteur bes ,8aiienfreunb'
Sran q. 3d., 81. -

Sid Sen Iutterpflihten ent5ieben,
in irgeno elmer Irt uno 8eiie, lit ci=
mes ser unnotiirlidIten unb iGanb.
IihIten 8erbrehen. 9iele Wtlltters
pfliften beiteben Dor uno nad) Der
8eburt. .gteben oen beiligiten &e6ten
bat bie Wutter oie beiliglten SfIi6ten
Dem &inoe geseniiber. Inter aIlen @e-
fiiblen, bie @ott ilts Meni6enber5 ge=
lest, iino feline tieferen oils Die elmer
Nfutter. Mfit Sen 5arteIten l,no innig.
item 8anben lit 1te on oas 8tno &c.
ftliipft. Sic lebt ia in Sem &inoe unO
fir bas &ino uno opfert itd) gan5lih
fir Iein 8oblergeben. Msebr ais ibr
eigenes 2eben Iiebt Tie ibr &ino. Die
allma6tise S6opferbano bat bier Elm
beiliges 2iebesbano geflodten unO ser
niitterliden Hatur oie &raft gegeben,
iid ielbIt 81 pergeiien ltno MIR fit ibr
9iebItes 81 Iorgen. 8ott bat ser 0iut-
ter Die slufgobe 5ugelpieien, Sitter
uno Jiibrer ibres &inoes 5u lein.
8abrli6, beiliee 8edte iino es, ober
aud beiliee Bflidten, sic oie 0futter
Dem &inoe gegeniiber 5l erfiillen bat.
gtidt MIR bas leiblife @obl uno @e-
be oes &inoes Iou ibr am Ser5en lie
gen, ionoern auh oaS leelilt5e uno
geiItige. 9ie 6riItlide 0eutter, oie ItdJ
oieier ibrer 9fedte uno 8flidten Be.
lDuBt tit, miro iid) NIT alien ibren
&raften bemiiben, oieien nad5ufom-
men. 8litdlid oas &ino iolh elmer
Mutter, oie ibm sic SugenOen i6on
friib ins Ser5 geienft bat! Stride uno
Shule finoen ba i6on Sen 9oDen
oorbereitet, auf Dem iie nit ibrem
beiliamen @influB meiter tdtig iein
fonnen. slber breimal r8ebe" Dem
&tnoe = uno elmer gnn5en Genera
tion, BEL pelden oie Nutterpflidten
oerna6ldiiigt porben ltnb! Die i6red.
liden natiirliden Soleen seigt uniere
Sest5eit in perIhieoenen 9Gnbern.
Sir cine beuti6e Nfutter ergibt li1
nod cine anoere Sorberung, Die Oa5u
beitragt, ben ieit @enerationen iiber.
fommenen fatboliiden 8lauben uno
oeiien praftiide nebungen tpieber ein-
5ufiibren. 8ie oie Mutter bie berufene
Siiterin Der Steligion unb Der gr-
aiebung i'm Sai,ie, 10 lit tie alid oie
Grbalterin uno Soroerin Der oeut-
i6en Sprade in Der 5amiIie. gs lit
ni6t Die 59ulb Ser &inoer, Der jim
geren Generation, BOB Die glbfomm.
linge bon Deutiden nidt mebr oeutid)
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Nlte 2eierin, Maii. :

slae Monate bes air6eniobres iinb
irgenoeinem @ebeimnis ser fatboli.
iben &eligion geueibt. Der Wonat
SSanuar lit Dem Namen Seiu geipeibt,
Ser Nonat Sebruar Der 81. Samilie,
Ser Wonat War5 Dem fl. Soiepb, Der
Wonat april Dem aaerbeilieiten 4l.
tarsiaframent, ser Wonat Weai Ser
Muttergottes, Ser Wonat S,ni Dem
Sl'iten Ser5en Seiu, Der Monat Suli
Dem &oitbaren 8lute, Ser Monat 4n-
quit Dem linbefledten &eraen Marid,
Der Nonat September Der S1mer5-
baften Mnttergottes, Der Wonat Otto
Der Der aonigin oes III. 8oienfran5es,
Der Weonat geobember oen 4rtnen
Seelen, Ger Wonat 8e5ember Ser 81.
&inbbeit Seiu.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-08-27
g. g., @is.

Gielfa6 beripe6ielt man @odbol,
Ser NIT Soaunoer. @o6bploer (Suni,
per- lit Elm geabelbol5, 11nb Sonunber
(gloer) lit ein befannter, fait Iberall
wa6lenoer Straud nit groBen, tpei-
BEN 8liitenooloen uno blauen 8eeren.
So1uobl oie gliiten als audi oie See.
rem entbalten oie tpertpolliten Sell
frdfte. Ser BON 8liiten bereitete See
mirft iebr reinigenb BEL Musidldgen
nno alien unterleibs- un0 8er0aus
llngsbeid)tper6en. Oean miIfe eben-
fails oie 8ldtter nit 6en 8liiten, trod-
ne lie i'm 'Sbotten uno bebe iie auf in
luftoi6t beridloiienen 8eb6ltern.
Bfarrer aneipp empfieblt bic SoIun-
oerDur5el, gefo6t, BEL angebenoer
8alieriu6t. 8a6boloerbeeren, ge.
faltt, iinb Elm oor5iiglihes Magen.
beilmittel. Gin aus oieien 8eeren Be-
reiteter See beilt BEL lGngerer Mnpen-
oung Stein-, 8rieB-, geieren. uno 2e-
berleioen. @etrodnete @adboIoerbee.
rem, auf gliibenoe &oblen geIegt, rei-
nigen Die 2nft in &ranfen5irnmern.
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5honer Brauh

@enn in Der gretagne Ole Nfutter
zines Sduglings itirbt, 10 betrahten
Don Der Stitnbe an alle anoeren Miit.
ter Der betreffenben @emein6e oas
&in6 als ibr eigenes. Ser Bfarrer
mablt aus ibnen eine Delitter aus,
auf tpelhe er Iein beionoeres Ser.
trauen iett, uno bieie i11st Dies oIs
eine groBe gbre. Sic iibernimnlt NIT
Sreuoe unb Stols oen beiligen Dienit,
fir bas &ino at iorgen, nls tpenn
8ott ielbit es ibr gum @eihenf ges
nadt b6tte. SIT cine oaau ausertpdbl-
te Grau su arm elm lolhes Rin6 anein
81 erbalten, 10 bereinigen ii6 rnebrere
5u bieiem 3pede; oie eine Neutter
nimmt oas uertpaiite &ino in ibre
Mobnung arf, 1lnb Die anberen mar
ten ilno pflegen oasielbe abtpedieIn6
tag- 1tno itunoentpeiie. 90 fino in Der
8retagne bie Wfiitter burdorungen
BON Dem @erte uno Der Miir6e zines
&inoes. neberbaupt tpirb boIelbIt al
les, mas anf Die &inber beaug bat,
nit frommen @ebrauhen lntgeben.
Mn elmer sSrau, sic Elm Rin6 tr1gt,
|gebt niemano boriiber obne su Io-
gen: u@ott iegne bi6!" Dieie ibone.
miloe nno fromme Site beipirft io-
gar, 6aB Sab llno Seinoibaft ent-
lpaffnet meroen Manber ruff ieinem
5einoe Elm Segensmort 5u. 1penn Der
ielbe elm ain6 al,f Dem Mrme trGgt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-08-27
6akraler Uharaktrr
tlrtttl. Kuntffh hnpfutgrn

Ni6t 10 iebr bier5ulanbe, oils i'm
nadfriegliden 0eutihlano bat Ole
fir6li6e &llnit auf alien @ebieten
unter Dem 5erfaaenben 3eitgeiite se-
litten gs 1inb in oen Ha6friegsiab-
rem, bereits na6 Dem eriten 8elt-
friege erItanb beiipielstpeiie in &oln-
Wi:lbeim cine Ganiiius= Stride, Die Ell
men Shanbfled auf Dem @ebiete Der
fir6li6en slrhiteftur biloet. Die aus
flelnen 8lasi6eiben bei.ebenoen @dn=
De geben Der Stride oas susieben
zines @eipabsbauies nnb Ser onge-
flebte Dierecfige fla6e gnrm bat oas
slusieben eines amerifanii6en @e=
treioeelebatoren. Sogar elm ni9tfa-
tboliIder aunItfritifer berglei6t bie
| Jog. Ganilius=airde nit elmer n9is-
cult Sactorp". Cine anbere &arifatur
elmer Stride muroe Inn bieielbe 3eit
gebaut: oie 81. 48eiIt-&ir6e in Sranf-
| furt an1 Mfain, geiebertpalo.
Sn unierem 2anoe bat oiele mo-
oerne Gerirrung leioer Na6abmung
gefunoe11 @ir baben bier in golunl-
bus, g., cine ct. gbriitopber-& Stride,
Die bas ausieben eines Wtauio-
leums bat, nit boben, pin5igen, en-
gen, uieredigen SenItern. Sn Sos
Ingeles tpuroe at Ser 3eit cine ct.
lSobannes Stride erbaut, Die einem rie.
iigen aus Auaoeriteinen erbauten
Staatsgefdngnis Gbnli9 iiebt.
| Die i'm Sabre 1882 in Suloa ia.
genoe 8ildofsfonferen5 bat be,l
8rnnnen 5ll5loeden beriubt, nahoem
0as &inb in ben 8runnen gefalleu
mar. 0ie 8erbeerungen tparen bereits
langeribtet our bleibenoen Shanoe
fiinftiger @eldlebter. 9en 8ii6ofen,
Die an erIter Steae fir iolde iafrale
WeiBgeburten berant1portlif) fi1tb
ipuroen itrenge @oribriften gegeben
SSm 8eIhluB bieier 8iibofsfonferen,
puroen 8iihofe, 9farr1mter uni
airhe,rnoritdnoe erinnert an bie 8or.
idriften oes firdlihen @eiebbudes
iiber Die iafralen @eItalten bon Wer.
| fen Ser fir6liden &unit Die fir Nel1.
bauten, &eItaurationer, fir innert
uno auBere @eltaltung uno Musitat.
tllng gelten, bob n1rnlid
1. Die burh Die altebrtpiirbigi
briitlibe Erabition, belonOers bes
gla1ibigen Weittelalters iiberfon1ment
firdlide @rditeftur getpabrt tperoe
| 2. Sab nilr eritflaiIigen fatboli.
ihen Mrhiteften Der Bau iibergeben
tper6e. gs tDuroe Die Notipen6igfeil
eingeihdrft, bob
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- 8. s., ga.

Ser menidlide Spei6el (Salibo)
lit in perlbieoener @eiie beiliam. gs
lieBe it6 elm gan5es 8ud idreiben
iiber BEN 8ebrau6 oes menl1liden
Spei6els, ser uralt, ia 10 alt pie oie
8ei6i6te ser Menlhbeit lit. S6on
bas Sier, bem ser S6opfer Elm mo-
tiirli6es Snitinft gegeben our Inter
iheioung Der 0inse, bie ibn1 1liitIi6
ooer na6teilig limo, gebraudt SCI,
Spei6el unb beledt oie @unoe. S5il
ser Golfsmeoi5in bot felt oen Glteltel
3eiten Die anpenoung oes Spet6els
81 Seil5peden cine groBe Gone &C.
lpielt. sSSm ilraelitil6en Solfe iplroe
bon ben i6einbeiligen, nur auf Meu=
Berlidfeiten beoa6ten 8barii1ern oas
8eitrei6en ser augenlioer nit Spei-
del am Sobbat fir perboten gebal=
ten. Die gpangelilten berihten an
orei Stellen, bob GbriItus BEL @nn-
Oerbeilungen bie leioenben Geile nit
tSpeihel BENEFIT babe. Die Merste fri
berer Sasabrbunberte nanoten 8eltrei-
fen NIT Speidel, namentli6 eegen
augenentaiitbungen 1no @ar5en an.
9ie bermeintlibe Seilfraft bieies
Meunoiefrets fpielte in ser olten Me-
oi5in faum cine gr0Bere Golle ols
ieine angeblide @iftigfeit, ipobon al
te unb lelbit mooerne Seilfiiniher
tpabre @unoer 5u beribten tpiilen.
9ie fritilde mooerne @iiienidaft BAT
gum groBen Seil nit ben iiberIpattrt-
ten 9lniidten iiber Speideltpirfungen
aufgeraumt unb ben Spei9eI iener
mpItiiden Giseni6aften ertfleibet.
Eroboem erfennt iie cine Seilmir-
flung oesielben on it1ro bat ols Sat-
ia6e feltgeitellt, baB beiipielsipeiie bei
Sulsentsiinoungen Der Meni6 in iei-
nem eisenen, fortn6breno iid biloen-
ben Spei9el, ben er binunteri6ludt,
elm portreffli6es Mittel beiitt, bie
Manoeln nn6 entaiinoete Seile 6es
Salies 5u beipiilen, al1 reinigen ltnb
ourd iGleimigen l1ebersus Dor rei-
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: syram 3. 49,, MQ.

Gin ioeenanntes v@en" (isleii6.
geidmullD, oas offers an ssingern
eri6eint, ldBt iid burd Elm einfaGes
Sausmittel beieitigen, menn man nit
slusoauer uno @eoulo oaran gebt.
Man fode Seublumen (Sapieeo) uno
aami1en 5ulanmen uno lege oen
abluo 10 parm als mogli6 auf bas
@eipd6s. Sobalo ser l1mi6lag fiibI
geiporoen lit (nod ettpa aebn Minu-
ten), muB berielbe erneuert tperoen.
Sc beitdnoiger man bieles Gerfabren
antpenoet, oeito eber perbeilt ith bas
lteberbein (@en).
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zur Aufrethferh0Iiunq
hires efindens,
Aussehens und
lhrer SiimnlUng
rsniisserl Sic
richtigen
Stulllgang
haaben.

Wenn Sic irrinert
oder nerv0s sind
und an Kopf.
schnerzen, Case,
Blihungen, yer.
stimmtem Magen,
iiblem Mundge.
ruch, Schlaf-oder
Appetitiosi sigkeit
leiden, - beden.
ken Sie-alles dies
mag auf Hartlei.
bigkeit zuriickzu-
fiihren sein. Un
lindern, hat sich
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= s. s., 2a.

Die 3eit, pdbren6 ipel6er oie son-
ne am Noropol nidt untergebt, lit
bonn 81. Mara Bis %. September.
am Siiopol gebt iie i'm ielben 3eit-
rallm 0efs Wonate lang) ni6t auf.
Smyrna times., 1949-02-03
Death of Mrs. Irma L. Malcolm

Death of Mrs. Irma L. MalcOm
The funeral of Mrs. Irma L. Mai
com, SO, wife of Frank S. Malcom,
805 Doodsdale Road, Bellevue
Manor, was held from the McCrery
Funeral Home, Wilm in G n,
with services at IL o'clock
Tuesday morning in the Cathedral
Church of st. John. The Rev. DR..
j. Brooke Mosley, dean, officiated
Interment was in Odd Fellows
Cemetery, Smyrna. Mrs. Malcom
died Saturday in the Delaware
Hospital, after an illness of four
months. She was a member of
Cathedral Church and its Women's
League and of the Wilmington
New Century Club and Child Con-
servation League. In addition to
her husband, Mrs. Malcom is sur
vived by two daughters, Mrs.
Joseph P. Patnovic of Newark, and
Mrs. Lewis 2. Carey, living at
home; sister, Mrs. George Sands,
Wilmington; and four grandchild-
rem. She was born at Smyrna, a
daughter of the late William M.
and Louisa S. Kienle Lewis.
Smyrna times., 1949-02-03
GEOLOGIST TO
LECTURE ATU-D
William Hobbs, Outstanding
Geologist, To Lecture On
Former Glaciers of MA.
FEBRUARY Id

"The Former Glaciers of North
America" will be the subject of
William H. Hobbs, one of the
worlds outstanding biologists, in
a public lecture at the University
of Delaware on the night of Mon
day, February IA. Basing his de-
scription Of past glacial forma-
tions on those now existing, Mr..
Hobbs will illustrate his talk with
Al slides. His lecture will be held
at 8:15 pm. in the auditorium of
the Chemistry Building on the
Newark campus, as one of the
series Of research lectures inaugur
rated two years ago by the Com
nittee on Research. The current
issue of Proceedings of the us.
Naval Institute" contains an ar
Continued on Page Four)
Smyrna times., 1949-02-03
ODD FELLOWS
HEAR ADDRESS
"a House Built on Sand" Sub
ject of Grand
Chaplain
GRAND MASTER HERE

An address on the subject "a
House Built on Sand" was given
by w. o. Hackett, grand chaplain,
at a recent meeting of Morning
Star Lodge No. 6, IOOF, which
was attended by Grand Master
Berman P. Melvin and his official
staff as special guests. "Our whole
future, our home and nation, de-
pend on a firm and lasting founda-
ton; we are the builders of the
future; the height of the steeple
depends on the base" Mr.. Hackett
said. Among other distinguished
guests were Floyd w. Clark, grand
representative; Paul Scheuler, past
grand patriarch. Millaway Broad
way, past grand warden, presented
the guests to Julian Dunning, noble
grand.
Mr.. Melvin outlined his program
of activities for the year. A talk
on fellowship was given by Walter
w. Hynson, past grand represent
ative, with brief remarks on the
same subject by Henry Ennis,
Joseph Ennis, Harry Johnson and
Harry Lower. William Kellums
was initiated as a new member.
The following calendar of activi-
ties for the remainder of his term
was outlined by Mr.. Dunning: Var
iety night, hobby night, ladies
night, and past grands night.
Among the past officers of the
local lodge in attendance were Will
liam e. Matthews, Jr., Henry En-
mis-, Joseph Ennis, Mr.. Hynson,
Mr.. Broadway, and the following
past grands: C. A. Burrous, Harry
Lower, Townsend Vaughn, Ernest
Blendt, Harry Cloud, James Flem-
ing and Norman Shorts. Other Of
ficers present were: J. Austin
Deemer, Ernest Eierman, Temple
Heinold, Arthur Short, James
Warren, Harold McGrath and Ross
Bethard.
Smyrna times., 1949-02-03
POST
MEMBER DRIVE
Launch Drive to Sign Up All
Eligible Members in
This Area
TO SHOW SAFETY FILMS

William H. Kenworthy, Com
mander of the David c. Harrison
Post No. IA, American Legion
said yesterday a special member
ship drive is being launched to sign
up every eligible veteran in the
area Covered by this post in sup
port of the Legion's legislative
program for veterans. Commander
Kenworthy pointed out that the
best argument that the veterans of
Smyrna can give in support of the
recommendations to Congress and
the Delaware General Assembly is
record-breaking membership.
Application for new and renewal
memberships are being taken by
any of the legionaires of the local
post. The ambulance committee of
the David C. Harrison Post have
reported that the new central
number contact for the ambulance
service is rapidly being set up and
will be released soon, along with
the numbers of the assistant driv-
ers and aides. The local Safety
Campaign of the American Legion
is being marshalled by Legionaire
Harry L. Robndon and has ad-
vanced plans for the showing of
many safety films to the local
schools and clubs as soon as avail
ability dates are procured. This
Safety Campaign is a growing
activity and will be of great value
in the educational and industrial
circles of this sector of the state.
Smyrna times., 1949-02-03
SCOUTS
AT ST. PETERS
Holy Communion and Serman
by Rector Rev. ID.
]. Parsons
SCHOOL OF RELIGION

Services at st. Peters P. E.
Church for the fifth Sunday after
Epiphany will be as follows: am.
Holy Communion; 10 am, church
school; IL am, Holy Communion
and sermon by the rector, the Rev.
Donald ]. Parsons. The attendance
of the Smyrna Boy Scouts has
been deferred to Sunday, February
13 at II am. The meeting of the
Woman's Auxiliary has been post
poned to Wednesday, February 16
at pm. at the parish house. The
rector will greet the group at that
time. Hostesses for the tea which
will follow the business meeting
will be Mrs. John Simpson and
Mrs. j. Chester Banta. Reports
will be heard from the annual di-
ocesan meeting held at Old
Swede's Church, Wilmington on
January 27. A School of Religion,
sponsored by the Episcopal Diocese
of Delaware, will be held at st.
Andrews Church, 9th and Shipley
Streets, Wilmington on the four
Tuesdays in February, Feb. 1, 8, Is
and % from 7:45 to $3.50 pm. A
registration fee of one dollar ad-
mits one to all classes, which are
open to anyone in the diocese. The
courses include the following: The
Background of the New Testa-
!ment, the Rev. Donald J. Parsons;
The Prayer Book, the Rev. Donald
w. Mayberry, rector, Trinity
Church, Wilmington, 7:45 to 8:35
pm. (elect one course). In the
second period from $40 to 9:30
pm. courses will be given in HUI
man Relations, the Rev. John Ellis
Large, rector, st. Andrews
Church; Teaching in the Church
School, Miss Frances M. Young,
Baltimore, Md; The Ministry and
the Laity, speakers appearing in
the following order on successive
Tuesdays: The Very Rev. ]. Brooke
Mosley, Dean, Cathedral Church of
st. John; Thomas B. K. Ringe,
Philadelphia; Mrs. Harper Sibley,
Rochester, N. Y; Mrs. Theodore
o. Wedel, Washington, D. G. Youth
Work in Our Parishes, presented
by the Rev. Paul A. Kellogg, Christ
Church, Dover; the Rev. Ales w.
Boyer, st. James Church, New
port; the Rev. Peter c. Van Der
Hiel, Jr., st. Paul's Church, Ches-
ter, Pa. and the Rev. Richard H.
Baker, Church of the Redeemer,
Baltimore, Md. (Elect one course)
Smyrna times., 1949-02-03
ROTARY HEARS
REV. ID. PARSONS
Rector of st. Peters Church
Addressed Members At
The Wayside Inn
VISITORS PRESENT

The members of the Smyrna
Rotary Club greeted the Rev. Don-
aid ]. Parsons, rector of st. Peters
p. e. Church, at their dinner
meeting last Thursday night at
The Wayside Inn. Mr.. Parsons,
who was the guest of C. l.. Har-
monson, junior warden of the
church and past president of the
club, was introduced by Mr.. Har-
monson, and responded to the
greeting. Nelson Everhart presided
and Albert Newcomb led group
singing. Among the visiting Ro--
tarians were Walter Massey and
Emanuel Barros, Dover; Ernest
Cool, Camden-Wyoming; and Lee
Hubbard, Elk Ridge, Md. The fol-
lowing were guests of William E.
Metthews, Jr.: Ernest H. Wilson,
Robert Smith, Charles and Dawson
G. Minner.
Smyrna times., 1949-02-03
CENTURY CLUB
TO HOLD FORUM
Will Be held In School Audi.
tOrium With Prominent
Speakers Taking Part
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

Plans are being made by Mrs.
Cummins Speakman, chairman of
Legislation, Twentieth Century
Club, for a forum designed to
stimulate interest in proposed leg
islation in Delaware, to be con-
Quoted in the auditorium of the
John Bassett Moore High School
on Friday evening, February II at
s o'clock. This meeting, sponsored
by the club, is open to the public,
and should be attended by all citi-
zens who are interested in the well
fare of the community and the
state. Mrs. Speakman has secured
as speakers, who will interpret
various phases of legislation, and
answer questions on those phases,
the following members of a panel:
u. S. Senator J. Allen F'rear; State
Senator Vera G. Davis; Norman
G. Wilder, director of conservation
for the state of Delaware, Board
of Game and Fish Commissioners,
who is familiar with many bills to
be presented of interest to sports
men; to the muskrat industry, and
to the recreation industry at Re-
hoboth Beach, which includes the
conservation of the spawning of
rock-fish; Miss Eta ]. Wilson,
well-known officer of the
State Federation of Women's
Clubs, now serving as youth con-
servation chairman and coordina-
tor of youth activities in the state.
Further details will be presented
in next weeks issue of The Smyr-
ma Times.
Smyrna times., 1949-02-03

Death of Mrs. Mary Jane Severson
Mrs. Mary Jane Severson, age
SO years, of Clayton, died in Clay
ton, Delaware on February 2,1949.
She was the daughter of Giddion
and Mary Jane Sparks Blizzard.
Funeral services will be held on
Saturday, February 5, 1949 at
FAIRIES Funeral Chapel with Rev.
A. e. Dougherty in charge and in
terment will be in Odd Fellows
Cemetery, Smyrna. She was the
widow of the late Nathaniel Sew
erson of Clayton. Mrs. Severson is
survived by one daughter, Mrs.
Ella May Trammell of Clayton;
and one \ sister, Mrs. Harriet E..
Davis of Clayton.
Smyrna times., 1949-02-03
B. SOLAR
BUSINESS SOLD
Auto Wrecking Business on
Highway Sold to Eli Kap-
Ian of New York
NATIONAL RECOGNITION

Due to ill health, Jacob B. Solar
has sold his Auto Wrecking busi-
ness known as Jacob B. Solar and
Co., Smyrna, to Mr.. Eli Kaplan,
who was formerly associated with
Mack's Auto Parts, Jamaica, New
York. Mr.. Solar came to Smyrna
seven years ago from Silver
Spring, Maryland, where he had
been associated with his brother
who operates the Silver Spring
Garage. The slogan, watch Us
Grow" has been both an inspira-
tion to expand and to make the
Jacob B. Solar and Co. business a
show place in the auto wrecking
field. This yard has received recog-
milton from the National Auto
Wreckers Association for having
one of the neatest, best arranged
and most attractive yards in ap-
pearance from the highway in the
country. Mr.. Solar is past officer
of the Association and at the pres
ent time, a director. Mr.. Kaplan
has had 20 years of experience in
the auto salvage business and is
quite qualified to carry on and ex-
pand the business in order to meet
the demands of the public. He will
operate under the trade name of
Mid-Del Auto Parts, Inc. at the
same location and with the same
telephone numbers.
Smyrna times., 1949-02-03
GRANGE VISITS MIDDLETowN
Question and Answer Quiz Tonight
Plan Valentine Social

The Smyrna Grange held a COW
cred dish supper last Thursday
evening, January 81 after which,
the 33 members visited Peach
Blossom Grange at Middletown to
witness the Travelling History
Program which was presented by
the Diamond State Grange of
Stanton. Members of the Smyrna
Grange visited the Dover Grange
Tuesday night, February 1 and
took part in the discussion on "the
merits and demerits of the cat and
dog on the farm" Tonight the
Grange program will consist of
music, panel discussion, question
and answer quiz and games. A
Valentine Box Social is planned
for Thursday, February 10.
Smyrna times., 1949-02-03
Boy Scout Week VIII Be
Observed By Smyrna Troop

Boy Scout Week will be observed
by the Smyrna Boy Scouts from
February 6-12 and the scouts will
appear in their uniforms all during
that time. They will attend the II
am. service at st. Peters Church
on Sunday, February 13. A district
Court of Honor will be held on
Wednesday evening, February 9 in
the auditorium of the high school,
which will be attended by troops
from this entire area. The scouts
have decorated a window at Jones'
Pharmacy, Main st. which shows
some of the activities and projects
of their group.