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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-18
Mister $50
Opens at Fox
For Week

Based on a unique true story
as published in New Yorker Ma
gazine, Mister $50" starring
Burt Lancaster, Dorothy Mcclure
and Edmund Gwenn, opens Fri
day at the Fox Theater.
The gentleman of the title.
who takes his name from the
number of his case on file with
the Treasury department. be-
comes the center of interest
when counterfeit one dollar
bills of his design begin to flood
New York.
That he is kind-hearted, eld-
erly man who is close friend OF
the girl friend of the Secret Ser
viceman assigned to break the
case of Mister $50, adds to the fun
and suspense of this extraordi-
narily humorous and heart-warm-
ing film.
Burt Lancaster switches from
melodrama and swashbuckiing
role TO score a hit as the treas
ury department agent. Dorothy
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-18

Here Is q new and delicious way
to serve cranberries, that will ap-
peal to all members of the family
particularly during the late-fall
and winter CRANBERRY sauce
season.
Fresh cranberries are seasonable
but cranberry sauce Is available
any time. so the following recipe
may be filed in your when needed
flle.
And this recipe for Cranberry
Rennet Dessert is one that you'll
md extremely popular. II COM
bines our friend Cranberry sauce"
with milk, and raspberry rennet
powder. The result Is a colorfuE
taste treat. topped with chopped
nuts. that provides a healthful and
nourishing delicacy ideal for
Bridge luncheons. Riddles parties
and holidays, or just amy time at
ALL.
Cranberry Rennet Desserts
" cup cranberry sauce
2 cups milk mot canned)
] package raspberry rennet
powder
Chopped nuts (if desired)
Divide cranberry sauce among
or dessert glasses. Warm milk
slowly until lukewarm. stirring con-
stantly. Test drop on the inside
OF your wrist frequently. When 1t
feels Comfortably Warm (110s F.
- not hot. remove at once from
heat Stir in entire contents OF
package OF raspberry rennet powder
at one time. Mix until powder is
dissolved not over one M mute.
Pour at once. rhile still liquid. into
dessert glasses over cranberry
sauce. Do not disturb for about 10
minutes. while milk sets. Then chill
In refrigerator until serving time.
Just before serving. top chilled rem
net desserts with chopped nuts.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-18
TheI Carpenter
On Ber|e Show

NEW YORK (CNS)-Thelma
Carpenter. who cloed a week at
the Apollo Theatre this week.
headlining with Gene Krupa,
will appear on Milton Berries
television show November End,
following a week at the Club
Cairo in Washington.
Wearing new mink stole,
which Carpie loves 70 say, Il
bought this for me-" the singing
star continues TO lead in fashion
circles among showpeople. One
of the first in New York with
the New Look" bobbed hair
white organdy dresses, etc.
Carpie now leads in another
first. The satin cocktail length
stage gown, which incidentally
very prettily shows off her trim
ankles, size S feet and very high
satin platforms.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-18
Deeps Sign
5-Yeor Poet

LONDON, England.-The Deep
River Boys, whose current the
atre and concert tour has solidly
established the singing group as
one of the biggest American en-
tcrtainment attractions ever to
appear in the British Empire
will make an annual jaunt to
Great Britain for the next five
years. according to the groups
personal manager, w. T. (Ed)
krkeby.
The five-year plan for the
"Decps' guarantees the group 20
to % weeks of British bookings
annually for the next five years
at a salary figure that will be
increased by IS per cent each
year.
Kirkeby also negotiated a sep
srate deal with the management
OF the famed London Palladium,
showplacc of the British Empire,
tor the "Deeps" to play an annual
engagement at that spot.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-18
Be0IItie Sells BeUufax
As First Ml1xsuuer

NEW YORK Exclusive
when Jeanne Grain, Holly
wood star, lunched at the
Theresa Hotel during the
launching of Pinky a report
or wrote that the spotlight
was not all on the fresh,
young actress.
He felt she shared II with
one of Harlem's own most beau
tiful women. naming the charm
inu. aggressive Hazel Sharper.
who has since been appointed
10 the coveted position as man.
aqer of the upper Manhattan
Office of Avon Products. one of
the oldest and finest beatty
aids in America.
No one, however, was surpris-
ed at the comparison to the love-
" Jeanne Grain. For Hazel habit
ually leaves such mark of ele-
gance And no one was surprised
too when Avon Products, after
careful consideration. autiously
chose the black-haired. well ex-
perienced authority to best sell
their wares.
Using her specialized training
at New York University, Hazel
took over managership of the
Harlem branch after six weeks
OF intense training at Philadel-
phia. Then, two Avon offices,
managed by Negroes, were OPEN
ed simultaneously in Chicago and
New York.
Out Of her branch. Hazel. in
the short time Of two months.
employed l22 salesgirls 10 oper-
ate from headquarters in the
Paul Laurence Dunbar Apart
mems on Seventh Avenue. In
her Office of mint green walls.
fresh flowers and two busy
phones. Hazel check daily sales
which she happily reports NJ
uallY land her branch in first or
second place.
Huge meetings of the staff are
held at the Theresa's Skyline
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-18

Roof where problems of selling
and ways to combat them are
thoroughly discussed and decided
upon. Rigid courses in sales train
ing are required of all Avon rep
resentatives.
"A full Avon staff has 800
workers and 2 field managers.
And the Harlem branch is COM
ing into its own.
Hazel admits being longtime
admirer of Avon's biggest selling
point: stressing quality merchan-
disc at low cost Their beautifully
packaged gift sizes of perfume
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-18

A dog trained by the Leader
Dog League guarantees a mini
mumu of 8 years of freedom from
travel dependence for blind per-
son.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-18

MCGUIRE is the pert young lady
caught between her love for
Lancaster and her affection for
Mister $50.
Edmund Gwenn again reveals
his acting talents by capturing
the warmth and amusement of an
old man who doesn't take counter
feiting seriously.
Mister $50" was produced by
Julian Blaustein and directed by
Edmund Goulding.
There will be a second feature.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
SLAUGHTER NECK

Palm sunday service Aprll 9n1,
: . M Sunday school, VMal h,
Carey, supt 1850 y m, Worship
service hy the pastor, Rev. William
a ReNelle, ST. Sermon viii he ae.
iltereu by the District stunt, Or,
Thomas Mulllgan Ol Dover al a}SO
3 m After the sermon, Dr. MULTI
San viii conduct the last quarterly
conference meeting for this yeal
All are invited Ga attend
Mrs. Carlton Clifton and Mira. Ro-
bert Graham will ho eOahOsteaaea
Tor the W 5. e. S meeting IA he
held In the social hall OF the church
tuesday evening April an,
Mrs Davis Mrena. Mira Rlweoa
Stevenson and Mr. Hubbard Areo
are on the sick list II IA h0ned thew
VIII soon recover
MI and Mrs Le0ROpa MalNass.
kA who recently arrived IA New
iofk city from their home IA III.
lhuahia are now working al Mp.
0eotge n Draper lE, farm,
Mr and Mrs. John Fgnnitv and
daughter Carolyn visited Mr. aud
Mrs Arthur normaN and Mira. N0ra
campbell of Milton, SUNDAY even
Ing Wv"
Mrs. Ethel Fisher and Mira. Mar.
satel bennett attended The phlaa
eelphla Flower show lN the Coma
hefelal Museum last week alaa N.
aiied relatives Ia nreXel HtO and
Mallihkt0fd, Pa, 0vernlRht.
Mfa Henry e, naNNelt and
daughter Mrs, Robert lull, lr. ~
hehoboth Reach and Ann Kenneth
spent Saturday IN Wilmington.
Mf and Mrs R0gep Adama we,e
aihhef hueata 0f their M0theE Mrs.
isaaie banning OF Greenwood, Sun,
daY = WV" ''"'''
Mf and Mrs lance lNNeh ana
Nia AleA shepard entertained Ia
e.lhet on sunday recently, Mr and
Mfh. Thomas Mills, SE, Mr aWd
ata. fhonha Milh. o.. Mira Rllsas
heih simpson Ot Milford ANA MF
iea ~ ''VVVi
Mr and Airs. CrerAr nennett ana
SON ENerette ~ "nay View tNrmV
"NiV ulhhef quests on SNtNNlay
evening of Mr. and Mira II hW6
hoNhltn Of Milford :"
weekend guests az Mr ana Nbs
N.aflton Ats0 and chlldpen y.nr,
N' ana Mrs. Th0maa Mellon and
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

1angNter Marie OF collins Park,
Wilmington,
Mr. and Mrs, Harry ppettyMaN
We're dinner quests on SATURDAY
with Mr. and Mrs, pNNl WillMa
aNd daOgNter Mary Janet OF NOVer
Mr. ana Mrs, \, y, stein az Sea-
tord, apeNt Sunday with Mr. and
Mla Vernon Nill and ChllAveN,
Nr, and Mira Rlley ". ReNNett
entertained 90 dinner SUNDAY eveNe
lNa, ME and AUa, ElWOAA ArgN,
Miss Diane Clark Mr and Mira Tho
mas Jones' and hOya, WAYNE and
jimmy and MN and Mira, Walter
MNNCN
Monday eVeNMg dinner pueata
Win the NeNNelta were NE and
Mira Henry NMNNpN and sNR leo
RNd Mtas Olive MOlep az MllHo,Nl.
Mlsa tlNrpiet WtlaNN Nf M0sea
nNWN SeNeN Faculty. pVOyldeNt q
u u IA eneN0lNg her sRvlNe va
tNtl0N with her MOtheN Mpa, Tho.
mae r. Wilson and Family,
Mr and Mva, Russell ReNRett and
eoN wayne, were SUNDAY alNNep
SOesta 0t NV and Mpa, NlAie little
M lAtlle Greek
ME aNd NPa, EAgap Kenneth ana
VaNRhter EleAN0p entertained with
q tAMtN dinner ON Sunday Fheye
were fourteen gNeals Npeaa0t Al am
joy the daN (OgetAeE
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

Mrs Margaret Heath al Frankford
Mf and AIRS. Joseph & Lingo aud
Af. and Mrs George Outten spent
fhe weekend in New York.
Mfe. Bertha Bunting aud son
hafe been visiting Lieutenant col.
onei and AIRS Roland Baker in
auanneo. va
Dent forget the West Woods M
n bake GA Saturday morning.
april 4 beginning az 8 O'Clock at
fae Delaware Power and Light of
hee
Afs ollie James. Mrs Gladys
James. Mrs Robert ko0ntz and MRS.
Lee Mnnfofd spent last Tuesday Ia
Wilmington.
hf and Mrs Wayne Burton GA
teftained a. dinner last Sunday
af and Mrs A Burton and Mr
ahQ Nfs q A Godfrey
Afs Ffed Bailey ~ Dover spent
taesaaY Z With hef mother. Mrs Cyn.
lnia Thoroughbred
Mfe william PrettymHn of liar.
iesfih and her daughter. Patsy a
laaeni nurse in Milford Memorial
Hospital. hefe guests one day lHst
heek az ARE hdelia Lingo
f ana airs Gordon ellis and
daughter Susan ~ selbyNlle. and
Nf ana aifs Emory ellis spent the
hees -ehe Hifh az and Mrs. Josepb
Price in fhiladeiphin.
ffhhh harfiaon attended the ia
tliif a8h Banquet of che aiRmH Nn
FRATERNITY University az Delaware.
lar "Wednesday niRhf
Afk Prank Campbell MAS la
aintfha iHai Monday t0 meet her
hfaiaaoanEhtef ~ Wayne. pa.. Who
H hefe fuf q heek
MHe ~ q a. White has fetnFe
ea ifam AianL Florida. where she
sitaHt fhe winter
Mh aaii1e Bette Walls az nldhe.
~ Maa e. moving here a. make hep
.lahf ih fhe Nessiek bnnfalow ~
% ilana hlHhMhB
af aha Mfs hahefi nnnkel snent
ihe naek ena in READING. 80 With
- aha Mfs George Dankel
Aw Charles cahail and Mr aud
Afe hoff Todd ~ rederaiabnrp
ffsiiea 49, and Mrs CLIFFORD ~
haH ah MHndag
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
AmLs sBORO

ae commercial iao practice pro-
HaH pHt n eGee Mareh al.
a tHo Neek period fiFe com-
mereia uHriIf aFe ou ioBs Nifh
aHaH -thfa Company AL cd
aHnne Fead Company. Mlls-
laEa fauItEg Company. Adkins and
eHHer feea ssee and tae uniee
maHaf aHnders 81 8arnen
e mnHs principal
aNa presented tae prizes
aHer u ae aMaras Ser
M aFe prevention essays and
~ bg fae MI.iabaHo
M H ln fhe neslef een-
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Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
SELBYVILLE

Mr. and Mrs, RoNiNmm Hall had
NS their Sunday dinner guests, Mr
NNd Mrs, Archie Baker Og GUmhOrO,
Mpa, l.ee EVer0tt Ot KeNtOn Del
aware visited with her parents, Mr.
and MrS, William r. LOng from
Thursday until Sunday, her Mother
having been suffering from Arth-
AOlN.
Mr and Mrs, u, A, Potry had with
them NW thN weekend poCORtly
their dNWgNttr Miss LNcnl0 POtry
NN0 Mrs, niNA nNagoN and daWgh-
ter t0NlNe OF Washington, u, e,
Mira, Matte RraSWpe returned %
her home M ClNrkaVlN0 on Wednes-
W2,N after visiting with Mrs, Volta
loNg and Mr. and Mrs, Ge0rge
Thompson for awhile Mrs, Volta
h0Ng accompanied her homo anu
NAS an over NigN( guest with her,
lAttle R0rry hickman. son Ol
NJ aNd Mrs, R0N Hickman, return
ed % NiS homo on "Wednesday from
the University Of peNRSylVaNla
O0SNUNO iN PHILADELPHIA where he
he'd NeeN for an operation,
Mn and Mrs, Curtis MWmfOrd al
hiHh0NNllle, were the aiNn0l
eOeata ~ their son and family, Mr.
and Mira, Nale MUmgNpa aud chill,
IEeN CoNNie and Dale Jro on sun,
day,
ME, and Mrs, Rufus Smith aud
daNEAler Susan visited with Mrs
SmWA'R parents, Mr., and Mrs, Keith
IN Dover SUNDAY,
NV, and Mrs, paul and
WaNsNter Julia Ann attended The
county meeting az the AUxllarles
IN OelMap on SUNDAY,
MN Martin tons az WAahmet0N
2, G, visited with his mother, Mrs
VNrker hoNg a few days this naSt
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
Divorce By Can
Opener

HOLLYWOOD H9 sDlvar.
sass q Hollywood chief. she
Fha h the hitehen Mick fueieh
eaea faf al years. SAYS more
marriages start heading fof trouble
Fh the SITE reaches tor 4 cam
~ than SEQ nouid ausneet
~ masking especially eoakinu.
e. ultimately ihe moai Important
per- g marriage fet Young rirls
heihe trained Tor everything
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31
Churches Work
Together

Nh eASO, m, ,AN Whna
the Federated Church wAa helms
decorated, ila e0NgIegatlaN wN,S
shANed with che NaNtlsta eap three
weeks, Then che haNOlate resAee0vaa
Ted tAelr eANveN ANA attended seyNa
lees u Che Ne0eINteA Church when
the j0N WAe Ne,Ng dome,
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

week.
Mr. William Scott returned 70 his
school as a student az the Peddie
School in HightstOwn. n. j.. on
Sunday after spending his vacation
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ..
Conn Scott and his sister and bro
ther-in-law, Mr., and Mrs. Heschal
QOtllen, his parents accompanied
hm TO Wilmington.
Misses oldO Keene and Nancy Mc
Cahe were the guests 20 dinner on
sunday OF Miss Mary Hudson Nc
CNhe,
AIR, and Mrs. ZenO Hudson and
daNghter Doris Of Phlladelphia
spent the weekend with their par-
ents, Mr., and Mrs, W. T. Hudson
and Mr., and Mrs, Charlie Murray
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

During the Middle Aeas 4 wr
believed that mistlet0o could pro-
teet people from witches.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

II Is estimated that about six
tons Of coal are used directly or
indirectly 70 manufacture an aver
age motor ear.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

Mach o. the coal found in the
Dafanso' Coo, area is of cooking
quality.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

More than 95es OF Delaware
farms are now electrified.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

LeEh0rn BATS E
frcm tAat uE the Rattan
targnsh which they are
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

European MONKS
ca glass erall CD tae Ilta asa
centuries
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-31

All wool? Fully lined? Well cut? Carefully
tailOred2 Smartly Styled? Popular
ShadCs2 Checks? Certainly i. i. and priced
to emphasize typical d, COOpersmith
where quality is not expensive" value.
Smyrna times., 1950-04-20
ST. PETERS CHURCH NOTES
Regular Services Announced; Con-
firmation Glasses Begin Next Week


Services Announced; Con-
Glasses Begin Next Week
Regular services win be held at
st. Peters P. e. Church on the sec
ond Sunday after Easter. April %:
Holy Communion at 8 am; Morn
ing Prayer and sermon by the rec
tor, the Rev. Donald ]. Parsons, at
IL am; church school, 9:55 am;
nursery school, IL am. Conirma-
ton classes will begin next week
in charge of the rector. On Sunday,
April 80, the presentation of the
Lenten offering of the church
schools of the diocese will take
place at the Cathedral Church of
st. John, Wilmington at 4 pm. 1t
will be attended by representatives
of all of the church schools and
choirs, especially of the junior
choirs, of the diocese. There will be
two speakers on the Church in
Japan, one of them a Japanese
clergyman.
WOman's Auxiliary
The meeting of the Woman's
Auxiliary was held at the parish
house last Monday with Mrs. Rich
ard w. Comegys presiding. 1t was
decided to hold a rummage sale at
the Lewis girls store, Main Street,
on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday,
May 1S, 10, 20. Mrs. Comegys and
Mrs. John Simpson are co-chair-
men, assisted by Mrs. C. L. Har-
monson and Mrs. John Kilday. Mrs.
Comegys and Mrs. Henry c. Webb
will represent the group at the di-
ocesan convention in Dover on May
9-10.
To Assist in Cancer Drive
Members of the auxiliary will as
sist with the Cancer Crusade by
serving next week at the Smyrna
Theatre under the direction of Mrs
Glenn King. There will be no fur
ther meetings of the group before
the diocesan convention, and the
final meeting for the year will bt
held on Wednesday, May "a al
which time it is expected that The
rector will be guest of the aux
iliary. Mrs. James Merrill, Mrs
John c. Kilday, and Mrs. Henry c
Webb were hostesses at the te;
which followed the meeting.
Smyrna times., 1950-04-20

cluded the program with italian
Street Song" by Victor Herbert.
Chorus members were Mrs. Ken
nard Price, Mrs. Harvey Wright,
Mrs. James Rodney, Mrs. Harold
Smith, Mrs. Henry Price, Mrs.
Kenneth Smith, Mrs. Fred Slaugh-
ter, Mrs. Clifford Burge, and Miss
Florence Lurty. Mrs. Carl Wright
was soloist and director and Mrs.
Fred Lamb, accompanist.
Awards Presented
Mrs. M. Burton Meyer, president
of the Delaware State Federation
of Women's Clubs, presented hon
orable mention certificates TO The
Milford Century Club and the Wo-
mans Club of Newport for their
work in the Build Better Com
munity" project just completed.
Mrs. Wilson S. Vinyard, Kent
County chairman of Fine Arts, ac-
cepted for the Milford group and
Mrs. Macy for the Newport wo-
men. Mrs. Meyer reminded the
women of the television show "Club
Woman for the Day., which will
present Mrs. Meyer on May 3,
along with Phillip H. Cummins,
sociologist. The convention will be
held in the Richardson Park School
June IA through June 16. Mrs.
William H. Bullock, chairman of
Mental Health, invited the Smyrna
women to tour the Governor Bacon
Health Center on any one of the
following dates when the film
named will be shown: April %
/ Problem Children; May 2, TFeel-
ing of Rejection; May 13, This is
Robert; May %, Children Grow
ing Up with Other Children" She
stated that the tour was very in.
teresting and not at all depressing
Following the film, a discussion il
conducted by one of the physicians
a tour of the grounds is completed
and tea concludes the afternoon
Mrs. Joseph w. Ennis, president
welcomed the guests and intro
duced the club guests. The bless
ing was given by Mrs, Georg,
, Carter. Mrs. Lee Slaughter was il
, charge of tables and decorations
Mrs. Ralph Lange, program; an,
Mrs. Kennard Price, Mrs. CIiffor,
Jones, and Mrs. Raymond D. Pusey
program cover and seating.
Smyrna times., 1950-04-20
LEGAL NOTICE

SECTION l.: No person shall discharge
or cause to be discharged at any place
within the corporate limits Of the Town
of Smyrna, either on public or private
property any air-riie. BIB gun, or any
like device or instrument which discharges
or is capable of discharging any metal or
other kind of shot, pellet or other pro-
jectile.
SECTION 2: No person shall carry or
otherwise transport within the corporate
limits of the Town of Smyrna any such
air-rifie, BIB gun, or other like device or
instrument which discharges or is capable
of discharging any metal or other kind
of shot, pellet or other projectile, unless
the same be broken" or unless tine mag
azine or other like projectile container be
removed or detached or otherwise so car
ried or transported so that no projectile
can issue therefrom, either by design or
by accident.
SECTION 8 Any person violating one
or both of the proceeding Sections l and
2 of this ordinance shall upon conviction
before the Alderman of the Town of
1 Smyrna be subject to a fine of not less
than Sl00 and not more than S25.00 at
the discretion of the Alderman. and in
addition shall pay the costs of prosecution.
and upon failure to pay such fine and
costs within (lO) ten days after convic-
ton shall be liable to Imprisonment in
the town Jail for a period not exceeding
FIVE days, at The discretion of the Alder
man.
SECTION A.: A parent, guardian or
other adult person having in his or her
care or custody, or under his or her auth
ority a minor who violates one or both
said Sections of 1 and 2 of this ordinance
shall be deemed to have permitted and /or
not have taken proper precautions to pre-
vent such offence and shall be equally
guilty of violation of this ordinance and
upon conviction before the Alderman Of
, the Town of Smyrna, shall be subject tc
fine of not less than 81. 90 and not more
than $500 at the discretion of the Alder
, man, and in addition shall pay the costs
lof prosecution, and upon failure to pa,
Z such fine and costs within (10) ten day
shall be liable to imprisonment in th'
1 town Jail not exceeding period of fiv,
, (5) days, at the discretion of the Alder
man. ~
= SECTION ST If any clause, sentence
1 provision, part or section of this ordin
= ance shall be adjudged to be unconstitu
: tional or invalid for any reason by an!
Court of competent jurisdiction. sucl
: Judgment shall not impair, invalidate o
4 affect the remainder of this ordinanc
!. which shall remain in full force and ef
u feet.
/, SECTION S. This ordinance. all sec
: tions and provisions hereof. shall be pub
!, lished in The Smyrna Times in its issue
lof April 20, 1850, and April 81, 1850 an
: shall be effective following such two pub
4 locations on the 2Sth day of April. 1850
beginning at 1901 AM.
|. Approved 4-14-50
Smyrna times., 1950-04-20
First Presbyterian Church

The Ladies Missionary Society
meets on April "a at the home of
Mrs. FAIRIES. Mrs. Frederick
Slaughter is chairman on this
occasion. Services for Sunday are
as follows: Sunday School at 10
am; subject: Amos Attacks Social
Injustice. Morning Worship at II
am; sermon: The Morning Star.
The adult choir under the direction
of Mrs. Vernon Westfall meets each
Wednesday evening at 8 O'Clock.