Smyrna times., 1950-03-16
Clayton


ropean countries. The trip will COW
er Spain, France, England, Scot
land. italy, etc. Approximately
three weeks will be spent enroute.
Safe arrival in Newfoundland was
their first message home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Covingtou
attended the field trials in Cam
bridge, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mills and
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Mills. Sr., at
tended the Tuesday evening per-
fornance of "The Party Line" pre-
sented by the Esq Players of the
University of Delaware. Mr.. Ro-
land Mills, Jr. was a member OF
the cast.
The w. S. C. S. of Ewell's-St.
Paul Church attended the PENN
suIa Conference last Wednesday.
Mr.. Clarence O'Neill, Mr.. Will
Rheim and Mr.. Eugene Knox are
on the sick list.
The Contact Club of Clayton held
their regular meeting on Monday
evening in the Rodney Street
Church house. Plans for the auc-
ton sale to be held April 1st were
completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Kwick
of Wilmington were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Raymond Williams on
Friday and Saturday.
MIR. Harvey S. Farrow, Jr., left
on Sunday to return to his home in
Atlanta, Ga. Mr.. Farrow was the
guest of Mr.. H. S. Farrow, Sr.
Mrs. William M. Short entertain
ed at bridge on Wednesday even
ing.
Mrs. Eugene Knox spent Monday
in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Connors and
children spent the weekend in
Chester, Pa.
CLAYTON SCHOOL ATTENDAN
The following list of pupils of
the Clayton Public School are on
the February Perfect Attendance
RoII:
Clarence Conner, Jackie
w. Davis, Edward Davis, Thomas
Spencer, Clarence Travers, Arelene
Turner, June Johnson, Betty Jane
Hestera, Betty Boyles.
Grade 2-Donald Davis, David
Gonce, Charles Mast, Howard Syl-
Sester, William Wiley, Oliver Ford,
Virginia Daniels, Bessie Peterson,
Mary j. Starkey, Judy Loder, Gail
Jones.
Grade 3-Ronald Ivory, Claude
Peterson, Grace Davis, Edith May
Dill, Joan Dixon, Linda Gonce,
Mary Virginia Hurd, Janet Sylves-
ter.
Grade 4-Donald Davis, David
Dickerson, Douglas Dixon, Timmy
Goodyear, James Hess, Allen Low
man, John Martin, James McFar-
land, Franklin O'Neal, Paul Plum
mer, Robert Spencer, Edward
Turner, James Walton, Esther LODI
er, Dale Loder, Marie Hesteria,
Clara Burton.
Grade 5-Elaine Carey, Lois
Cole, Jane Johnson, Janet Johnson,
Virginia Plummer, Elizabeth Reed,
Agnes Spencer, Mary Ann Stats,
Ruth Ann Sylvester, Sally Tim
Raons, Evelyn Painter, Frank
Brown, Donald Dixon, Robert
Hurd, Robert Heating, Paul Loder,
Alfred Moor, Gilbert Scheers, Carl
Simpson.
Grade 6-Richard Blevins, John
Clark, William Cole, Earl Hurd,
Richard Johnson, Walter Moffitt,
Turk Orvis, Howard Pinder, Ron
nie Stevens, Robert Westrod, Jack
Scheers, Shirley Neall, Ruth Ann
Wiley, Ethel Travers, Janet
Thorpe, Charlotte Pryor, Jean
Ivory, Faith Houtman, Shirley
Darrell.
Grade Ralph Daniels, Rynear
Donaway, David Houtman, William
johnson, Clifton Rogers, Billy Vir-
din, Phillip Voshell, Harold Wiley,
Cleo Rogers, Nancy Pinder, Caro-
1yn Patton, Deloris O'Neal, Bar
bara Moffitt, Mabel Mcbride, Janis
Dixon, Tarun Comegys.
Grade 8-Anne Brown, Veronica
Burke, Jean Dixon, Donald Dulin,
Jack Dykes, Genevieve Guessford,
Normalea Hobson, Janice Hollett,
John Knight, Elberta Simpson,
Jackie Spencer, Carlton Steele
Beatrice Swift, Marjorie Virdin
Edwin zippe.
Seventh Grade News
A letter of thanks was received
from a school in italy for the Rec
Cross boxes sent out last fall