Smyrna times., 1950-06-15
Clayton

gift is greatly appreciated ana VIII
be enjoyed by many.
On Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Knox celebrated their 55th we'd
ding anniversary.
The Clayton Home Demonstra-
ton Club will meet on. Friday at
the home of Mrs. w. L. Gooding.
The Friendly Neighbors Club will
meet with the Clayton Club and
the guest speaker will be Mrs. Kate
II. Dougherty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Medford Davis, Jr.
and son, Medford III, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alvin Hill, Mrs. B. C. Burrous and
granddaughter, Miss Mildred Crew,
motored to Betterton, Md. on Sum
day and were dinner guests at the
Hotel Rigbie.
The Suzanna Wesley Circle of
the W.S.ClS. met on Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. Mildred Duff Co.
hostesses were Mrs. George Smith
and Mrs. Elizabeth Cole.
On Sunday Lew Wright pitched
a shut-out game against Chesa-
peake City, making six in a row
for the home team.
Mrs. William M. Short and child
rem spent Sunday and Monday as
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
M. Smith, Wilmington.
The Children's Day Program will
be presented Sunday, June 18 at
7:3O pm. in Ewell's Church.
Mr.. Roland Mills, Jr. is spending
the summer at Camp Barnes where
he is serving as counselor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Knox have
as their guests Mrs. Bersha Mills
of Wilmington.
The Daily Vacation Bible School
will begin Monday, June 10 at 8
am. in the Clayton School. The
school will be held for two weeks,
lasting two and one-half hours
daily. All boys and girls between
A and IA years are invited to at
tend.
The Auxiliary of the V.F.W. met
on Monday evening. Mrs. Virginia
Cubbage and Mrs. Geroldine Hur-
lock were received into member
ship.
The Ruth Circle of the W.S.C.S.
will meet at the home of Mrs. Eu-
gene Knox on Friday, June 16 at
8 pm.
The Department of Delaware,
V.F.W., will hold an encampment
at Rehoboth on Friday and Satur-
day. Mems headquarters will be
the Star Of the Sea Hotel, and Wo.
mems headquarters win be the
Carlton Hotel.
Clayton Perfect Attendance Roll
The following pupils of the Clay
ton School are on the Perfect At
tendance Roll for May:
Grade Robert Connors, Clar
ence Conner, Jackie Davis, Edward
Davis, Larry Dickerson, Herman
Fortner, Jerry Neal, Gordon Reed
Edwin Scheers, William Biddle
Betty Biddle, Kathleen Straughn
Alberta Stanley, Barbara Law
renee, June Johnson, Betty Jan
Hestera, Patsy Ann Hurd, Margar
ct Anne Hurd, Anne Hynson, Iren
Guessford, Louise Cole.
Grade 2-Bruce Ballard, Gar,
Blevins, Bernard Davis, Jane
O'Neal, Howard Sylvester, William
Wiley, George Dunnack, Donal,
Lawrence, Mary Jane Starkey
Judy Loder, Gail Jones.
Grade 3-Ronald Ivory, William
Lawrence, Grace Davis, Marger.
Edge, Linda Gonce, Mary Virgins
Hurd, Mary Sue Salter, SandrI
Lynn Short, Janet Sylvester.
Grade flames Chase, Harve.
Connors, Donald Davis, Davi
Dickerson, Douglas Dixon, Jane
Hess, Allen Lowman, John Martin
James Mcfarland, Paul Plummel
Paul Tucker, Edward Turner
James Walton, Jeanette Pindel
Esther Loder, Marie Hestera, Dais
Connor, Clara Burton.
Grade Evelyn Painter, Rut,
Ann Sylvester, Elizabeth Reed
Jane Hobson, Janet Johnson, Ma
omi Edge, Agnes Drake, Lois Cole
Frank Brown, Robert Hurd, Rober
Heating, Paul Loder, Alfred Moo
Gilbert Scheers.
Grade Orchard Blevins, Joh
Clark, Jay Knight, Walter Moffit'
Bernard Martin, James Orvi'
Frank Ross, Ronnie Stevens, Rot
ert Westrod, Isabel zippe, Rut
Ann Wiley, Janet Thorpe, Char
lotte Pryor, Jean Ivory, Shirle
Darrell, Joan Betz.
Grade 7-HaroId WILEY Caro1v