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GOV. E. N. CARVEL TO PRESENT
AWARD TO DELAWARE MOTHER

Clayton Lions Club, the nominat-
ing committee, comprising William
Marion Smith, chairman, Joseph
w. Ennis, Harry Moor, and Ed
ward M. Covington presented the
following slate of officers for the
coming year: Robert Douglas, pres
ident; Manuel A. Alvarado, secre-
tary-treasurer; Ralph d. Knotts,
first vice president; William S.
Snow, second vice president; AL
bert F. Northwood, third vice pres
ident; William S. Collision, tail
twister; George w. Smith, lion
tanner; Paul Simpson, director for
two years; Lloyd H. Jones, director
for two years. Holdover directors
are Harry w. Moor and w. Henry
Ennis.
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First Presbyterian Church

Services at the First Presbyter-
ian Church for Sunday. April Is,
as announced by the Rev. o. C.
Jones, pastor, are as follows: Sun
day School, 9:45 am; subject:
'eThe Church in American Life"
Morning Worship, II am; sermon:
Man" The Presbytery of New
Castle meets on Monday, April IS,
at the West Presbyterian Church,
Wilmington. The Junior Bible Class
is held every Thursday evening at
8 pm. The choir, under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Vernon Westfan,
meets on Wednesday evening at 8
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st. Peters Episcopal Church

Services for the third Sunday
after Easter have been announced
by the Rev. Luman ]. Morgan, rec
tor: Holy Communion at 8 am. j
church school session at 10 am. 4
Morning Prayer with sermon at III
am. A nursery hour is also MAIN
tanned in the parish house during
the IL o'clock service for small
children. There will be meeting
of the Altar Guild on Monday
evening at eight o'clock at the res
idence of Mrs. Ralph Lange, Main
Street. Choir rehearsal will be heId
at the church on Thursday evening
at 7:45 o'clock.
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TORUN TOWN ON
STUDENTS DAY
Students to Elect Officers To
Run Town Government on
April 10th
CANDIDATES NUMEROUS

Town Council has designated
April 20 as Student Day in Town
Government. In response to an in
vitation from town council to par
ticipate in town government, the
senior and junior classes of the
John Bassett Moore High School
set April 9 as the day for students
to file with the General Organiza-
tion officers written announce
ments as prospective candidates
for the elective offices in town
government. Filing for the Office of
mayor were Wayne Pryor, Walter
Beckwith and William Marsh; for
council: A. Gene Short, Doris
Dukes, p. Middleton, Betty Sue
Jarman, o. Holiday, June Cook,
William Warner, Dave Jacobs. K.
zippe and B. Bartlett. For the
three assessors, the candidates are:
H. Churchman, R. Ennis and K.
Bessinger; for treasurer: c. Leis-
ter and Clarence Scuse, by petition.
A ballot is being prepared, and on
Friday, April 13, the students of
the senior social studies depart
ment will vote for these candi-
dates. The elected officials will
meet and organize council to re-
ceive the written applications of
candidates for the offices that are
filled by experimentation man
ager, chief of police and police
force, maintenance and electrical
crew directors, bookkeeper, clerk,
alderman, and three members of
the board of health. After careful
consideration, council will fill all
Offices with students of the senior
and junior classes who will receive
instructions from the respective
town officials. On Friday, April 20,
a short directive meeting of coun-
Gil with regular council members
as sponsors, will be held at $50
am. in the council room. Follow
ing this meeting, the various stu
dent officers and committees, ac-
companied by their sponsors, will
do field work until the general
council meeting at las pm. in the
Town Hall is called to order by the
student mayor. The Mayor will ask
for reports and recommendations
of all committees. The students
not filling offices will act as citiz-
ems at this meeting. This afternoon
session is an open meeting to
which the public is cordially in
vited.
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w. C. II. u. Meeting

The w. C. T. U. will hold a ser
vice at Asbury Methodist Church
Wednesday evening, April 1S at
7:30 pm. at which time mothers
will dedicate their children under
seven years of age to a temperate
life in White Ribbon Recruit SER
vice. This will be followed by an
address by Miss Alvin Sherbine,
national field worker of the w. c.
T. u.
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Governor Gilbert N. Carvel will
ipresent the award to the Delaware
Mother, Mrs. William Reilly Brown
of Wyoming, at dinner meeting
of the Clayton Lions Club next
Wednesday night at Smyrna. Dis
trict Governor Frank j. Horty will
also be a guest and will present
the check covering the contribu-
tions made by all of the Lions
Clubs in the state for her travel
expenses to New York where she
will compete in the national con-
test. The Clayton Lions Club has
sponsored the project of the par
ticipation of all clubs in this ven
ture.
To Elect Officers
At the recent meeting of the
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AUX. NsTAILs OFFICERS
Ladies Auxiliary to v. #. w. Post
Clayton, Install officers for Year


The Ladies Auxiliary to the
decentralization Post, v. F. w.
installed the following officers ON
Monday evening: President, Ortha
Bickling; Senior, Vice-President,
Edith Carey; Junior Vice-President
Dorothy Smith; Treasurer, Vir-
ginia Cubbage; Chaplain, Mary
Burke; Conductress, Eleanor
Burke; Guard, Evelyn McClymenta
Trustees years, Marie Cooper
2 years, Evelyn McClyment; year
Ruth Berry. Nora Smith, officiat-
ed as installing officer. The follow
ing appointive officers were filleda
Secretary, June Short; Flag bear
er, Sara Turner; Banner bearer,
Margaret Sombar; Patriotic IN
structor, Ida Collins; Musician,
Loretta Clarke; Color bearers,
Paulena O'Neal, Ruth Berry, Marie
Cooper, Nora Smith.
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ROTARY MAKES
GIFT TO SCHOOL
Amplifying System for School
Auditorium and Portable
Unit for Athletic Field
TO BE INSTALLED SOON

A gift of two new amplifying
systems for the John Bassett
Moore High School was made by
the Smyrna Rotary Club at their
meeting last Thursday, according
to an announcement made by Le-
roy Piper, president of the club.
The gifts consist of a permanent
amplifying system for the school
auditorium, and portable unit for
use on the athletic field and
throughout the building. The perm
anent unit provides for a control
panel at the front of the auditor
ium stage, and the stage micro
phone will be connected with two
12-inch public address speakers.
The portable amplifier will have
two speakers and a microphone on
an adjustable floor stand. Mr.. Pip
er, in announcing the Rotary Clubs
action, stated that the gift to the
school is the first in the clubs pro-
jects for community betterment
made possible through proceeds
from the annual benefit "Dixieland
Revue" the first of which was held
last fall. In accepting the new units
for the school, George w. Wright,
superintendent, expressed appreci-
alton to the club on behalf of the
student body, faculty, and admin
istration. He stated that the acous-
tical qualities of the auditorium
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Legion Ambulance Report

During the first three months of
the year the American Legion Am
bulance has made a total of 81
trips, with a mileage of 2191 miles.
January, nine trips: 871 miles trav-
eled; three drivers used; longest
trip was 457 miles; shortest, one
mile. February = Thirteen trips:
677 miles Travelled: four drivers
used; longest trip, 1853 miles;
trips, 643 miles travelled; four driv-
ers used; longest trip, "a miles;
shortest, miles. March-Fifteen
shortest, 25 miles.
Smyrna times., 1951-04-12
GLENN S. KING,
MAYOR, DIES
Popular Mayor and Educator
Dies in Wilmington
Memorial Hospital
BORN IN OLEAN, N. Y.

Glenn S. King, Mayor of Smyr-
ma, died on Wednesday, April IL at
Memorial Hospital, Wilmington af-
ter an illness of six weeks, three of
which had been spent in the hos
pital. Funeral services will be held
on Friday, April 13 at St. Peters
P. E. Church at 2 o'clock, with the
Rev. Luman ]. Morgan, rector, Of
ficiating. Interment will be at st.
Peters Cemetery, Smyrna. There
will be no viewing. He is survived
by his wife, Mrs. Virginia Fallin
King, Smyrna, and one sister, Miss
Mildred King, Olean, N. Y. Born
in Olean, N. Y, on January z, 1908,
Mr. King has lived in Smyrna
since 1881, when he became a
member of the staff of the Smyrna
School, and was principal of the
school at the time of his death.
He received his Master of Arts de-
gree from Cornell University
where he majored in drama. He
was chairman of the statewide
committee of teachers of English
which drew up the present state
curriculum in English at the high
school level.
Active in Community Affairs
During his twenty years in
Smyrna he has taken an active part
in community affairs, serving on
the local ration board, on various
committees for civic betterment,
and on the vestry of st. Peters
Church, at one time serving as Sec
retary to the vestry. He was re-
named vestryman at the election
held in January, after an absence
of year in accord with the system
of rotation. Mr.. King, also a men,
Der of the Smyrna-Clayton Cham
Der of Commerce, and was ap-
pointed civil defense coordinator
when the local civil defense pro-
gram was set up in January. He
also served for several years as
Smyrna correspondent for the
Journal-Every Evening.
Smyrna times., 1951-04-12
CLAYTON Workers Listed

The Cancer Crusade for 1851 is
on in Clayton it was announced by
Mrs. Lester Russell. chairman of
the clayton area drive, this week.
The following volunteers will assist
Mrs. Russell: Mrs. Esther Orvis,
Mrs. Mary G. Slaughter, Mrs.
Charles Stewart, Mrs. Earl Ely,
Sr., Mrs. Lester Smith, Mrs. ].
Reynolds Pratt, Mrs. Townsend
Vaughn, Mrs. Clifford Hurd and
Mrs. Elwood Massey.
Smyrna times., 1951-04-12
GIRL SCOUTS
TO ENTERTAIN
Will Be Host to Mothers and
Troop Committee Mem
bers at Dinner
NEXT MONDAY EVENING

Troop 1, Senior Girl Scouts wall
entertain their mothers and troop
committee members at a dinner en-
Monday evening. Following the
dinner Court of Awards viii be
held at which time over one hun
dred rank and proficiency badges
will be presented by the leader,
Mrs. Thomas Russell. The top
award, known as the curved bar,
will go to Mary Vaughn, the presi-
dent of the group. Mary, a high
school senior, has been a member
of the troop for six years, and the
award is an indication that through
the years she has loved the Girl
Scout laws and been of service 20
her troop and community. Mar
jorie Johnson will receive the first
classpin, and second class badges
will go to Tarun Comegys, Terry
Houtman, Barbara Shortt, Judy
Otwell, Anne Brown, Gay Scott,
and Joan Shorts. Five-year MEM
bership pins will be presented to
Nancy Knotts, June Colder, Patsy
Ryan, Barbara Wallace, Marjorie
Johnson, Joan Shorts, Gay Scott
Tarun Comegys, and to Miss Flor
ence Lurty, former troop commit
tee member.
Proficiency Awards
Proficiency badge awards in all
the eleven fields, including agricul-
ture, arts and crafts, community
life, health and safety, home MAX
ing, international friendship, liter
ture and dramatics, music and
dancing, nature, outdoor life, and
sports and games will be presented
to the various members of the
troop. The program will also fea-
ture a skit entitled "A Royal Trag-
edy", directed by Miss Betty Rus
sell, assistant leader.
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FIREMEN TO
BE HONORED
Reception for Members of
Citizens Hose Company
Tomorrow Night
AWARDS BY REP. BOGGS

The Hon. ]. Caleb Boggs. u. S.
Congressman, will be a guest at
the informal reception to be given
tomorrow night, Friday, April 13,
by the Citizens Hose Company, in
honor of members who have given
from twenty-five to sixty-three
years of service, and he will pre-
sent the awards to those so hon
ored. The men are John C. Manner
ing, Frank P. McCawley, Walter
w. Hynson, Harry P. Jones, v.
Wallace Elterich, John D. Morris,
Earl w. Grant, j. Stout Bickling,
Leonard A. Collins, John w. JAG
obs, Jr., Wilson e. FAIRIES, William
e. Matthews, Jr., D. Vernon Ford,
Norwood Pawn, Horace c. David,
Julian R. Stats, and John G.
Barnes. Invitations have been is
sued to all members of the COM
pany, the firemen's band, and to all
members of the Ladies Auxiliary,
who will serve at the reception.
Also invited are Mayor and Mrs.
Glenn S. King, Mr.. and Mrs. r. G..
FAIRIES, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Slaugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. O'Neill, Sr.,
MIR. and Mrs. George w. Wright,
DIR and Mrs. C. ]. Prickett, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. l.. Harmonson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee H. Deakyne, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry T. Price; Nelson Ever
hart, president, Smyrna-Clayton
Chamber of Commerce, and Mrs.
Everhart; Burrill T. Mccoy, presi-
dent, Smyrna Lions Club, and Mrs.
Mccoy; Leroy P. Piper, president,
Smyrna Rotary Club, and Mrs.
Piper; Albert Lambertson, Com
mander, David c. Harrison Post
No. IA, American Legion, and Mrs.
Lannbertson; George r. Cahall,
chief of Cheswold Fire Company,
and Mrs. Cahall; Corbit Reynolds,
president, Cheswold Fire Company,
and Mrs. Reynolds; Ralph Boyer,
Dover, chief, Robbins Hose Com
pany, and Mrs. Boyer; Harris
Beraman, chief, Middletown Fire
Company; Herbert Phillips, presi-
dent, Middletown Fire Company,
and Mrs. Phillips; Charles q.
Dukes, master, Smyrna Grange,
and Mrs. Dukes; C. A. Schwatka,
Jr., president, Townsend Fire Com
pany, and Mrs. Schwatka; John p.
Lattomus, chief, Townsend Fire
Co.; Frank B. Cole, president,
Clayton Fire Co., and Mrs. Cole;
Paul Plummer, chief, Clayton Fire
Co.. ad Mrs. Plummer; State Sen
ator Walter Handsberry, president,
Leipsic Fire Co., and Mrs. Hands
berry; III. A. Helm, ch1ef, Lelpslc
Fire Co., and Mrs. Helm; Rep.
Clarence S. Collins, Jr., and Mrs.
Collins, Mr.. and Mrs. Grant G.
Garis, MIR. and Mrs. Harley Bod
ley. Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Knotts,
Town Manager Stanford C. Marvel
and Mrs. Marvel, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry C. Webb, Mr.. Lester Smith,
Paul Neeman, Harrington, presi-
dent. Kent County Volunteer Fire
mems Association; C. r. Dempsey
president, Robbins Hose Co., Dow
er. The committee in charge of
plans for the gala event includes
T.. Reynolds Bradley, chairman, L.
Clark Ennis, Harry T. Pusey, and
J. Fletcher Truax.
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wesleyan Methodist Church

Wesleyan Methodist Church an
nounces services for the coming
week, as follows: prayer meeting
Wednesday evening at 7:30 olc'ock.
On Sunday, church school at 10
am, followed by Morning Worship
at IL am; song and evangelistic
service at 7:30 pm. The Rev. Bebee
will bring the message at both SER
vices. The public is cordially well
come.
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Grange To Meet

The Rev. Walter L. Beckwith,
pastor of Asbury Methodist Church
will be guest speaker at the meet
ing of the Smyrna Grange tonight.
His topic will be keep our Mental
Balance Thru Faith That God Still
Watches Over Us" The program
was arranged by Mrs. Harold NC
Grath, chairman of the health
committee. Master Charles Dukes
will preside.
Smyrna times., 1951-04-12
CLAYTON Century Club

The clayton Century Club will
hold its regular meeting in the
Town Hall ClubRoom Thursday af-
ternoon, April IL, at 2:30 p.m.
Subject for the day is Literature.
Mrs. Lester Smith is chairman of
the program and all members are
cordially invited and urged to be
present.
Smyrna times., 1951-04-12
Club Luncheon Postponed

The annual anniversary luncheon
of the Twentieth Century Club
scheduled for Friday, April 13, has
been postponed until Friday, April
20, due to the death of Mayor
Glenn S. King.
Smyrna times., 1951-04-12
Fire Call

Volunteers of the Citizens Hose
Company quickly extinguished a
fire at the home of Albert Burris
on Delaware Street Tuesday morn
ing. The fire was caused by a leak
ing oil stove.
Smyrna times., 1951-04-12
ENTERTAINMENT AT HOME
Minstrel Show Tuesday Evening
Presented by Greensboro Lions

Presented by Greensboro Lions
The Greensboro, Md, Lions Club
staged two-hour minstrel show
ON Tuesday evening for the resi-
dents of the State Welfare Home
under direction of j. A. Liggett.
Announcement is made by Miss
Emma Payne, of the recreational
therapy department, that the
schedule of events arranged for the
entertainment of the residents of
the home include play, 'The I'm
proper Mr.. Proper, to be staged
Thursday evening by eighteen stu
dents from the FELTON, High School.
On Monday, April 16 the Newark
High School will present a three
act comedy, "The Seven Sisters" ,
with Mrs. ]. c. Stauter, directing.
Smyrna times., 1951-04-12
Services for Sunday

Services at Asbury Methodist
Church for Sunday, April Is, are
Morning Worship at IL am; Sun
day School, 10 am; evening SER
vice, 7:30 pm. Prayer service on
Wednesday evening will be at 7:30
o'clock. The Willing Workers Bible
Class will meet on Friday evening
at 8 o'clock for their regular
monthly session, in the social hall
of the church.
Smyrna times., 1951-04-12
REV. BECKWITH
OPENS SENATE
Local Pastor HOnOred; Opens
Session of U. S. Senate
With Prayer
ACCOMPANIED BY WIFE

The Rev. Walter L. Beckwith,
pastor of Asbury Methodist
Church, here, opened the United
States Senate session in Washing
ton Monday with prayer as guest
of the Rev. Frederick Brown Har-
ris, chaplain of the Senate, and
Senators John j. Williams and ].
Allen Frear, Jr., of Delaware. Mrs.
Beckwith and their son, Walter,
and Miss Marjorie Johnson accom-
panied the Rev. Beckwitb to Wash
ington and were greeted by Sena-
itor John j. Williams at his Office
in the Senate building. The Rev.
Beckwith was introduced to Vice
president Alben Barkley, who es-
corted the visiting pastor to the
Senate Chamber and introduced
him to the Senate. Following the
opening of the Senate session, the
Rev. Beckwith and party were
guests of Senator and Mrs. John j.
Williams and Senator ]. Allen
Frear, Jr., at lunch in the Senate
restaurant.
Invited Back to Smyrna
The Rev. Walter L. Beckwith
was invited to return as pastor of
Asbury Methodist Church for the
fourth year at the church's recent
fourth quarterly conference, with
the Rev. DR.. T. C. Mulligan, dis
trict superintendent, presiding. It
was reported that the new Sunday
School addition had been complet-
ed and paid for at cost of $1,000.
THE addition will be dedicated in
the near future.
Church Officers Chosen
j Reports were received from all
church organizations and boards.
Trustees and stewards were elect
ed as follows: Trustees-Joseph
Ennis, Frank H. Hynson, George
r. Stevenson, w. w. Hynson, DR..
iC. ]. Prickett, Leroy Waters, Har-
Iry C. Johnson, George Luff and
Henry T. Price. The Board of Stew
Iards-W. w. Hynson, DR.. G. J..
lPrickett, Leroy Waters, Henry T.
Price, Ernest Blendt, Norman Cole
man, r. f. Corley, Clarence Col
Inns Mrs. Lola Cole, Medford Dav-
is, Jr., Howard Deakyne, Earl
Ford, M. ". Ford, Charles Gee,
William "A. George, Charles G..
Handy, Edgar Heinold, DR.. John L.
johnson, Clifford Jones, Harry
Jones, Lloyd Jones, Sr., Reynolds
Jones, James Lassell, Rev. William
liz. Matthews, William E. Mat
Ithews, Jr., Ernest Mattiford,
Frank P. McCawley, Willard NAH
ller, Richard Price, Leroy Piper,
William "A. Pritchard, Edward r..
Porter, Thomas Russell, Arthur
Short, George Short, Harvey Short,
Harry Slaughter, John Still, John
Urian, Mrs. Leroy Waters, Mrs.
IWilliam Wroten, James H. Wilson,
and George Wright. officers for
iother organizations in the church
were chosen.
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fers Sran5 @ebrig boriiberfommen,
tperoen tie linn in ltilIer 9anfbarfeit
ibre &eperen3 ertpeiien.