Smyrna times., 1951-08-30
BIG PARADE
HERE TONIGHT
3S Companies To Be Repre-
sented in Annual Firemen's
Parade Here Tonight
13 BANDS EXPECTED

Win thlrty-elght companies, sew
eral ladies' auxiliaries and thirteen
bands and drum and bugle corps
scheduled to march. The parade
will be organized on Lake Drive
and the route is as follows: north
on Main Street to Commerce
Street; west on Commerce Street
to Union Street, south on Union
Street to South Street and east on
South Street to the carnival
grounds. The judges stand will be
situated in front of the Post Office
on Main Street. The companies
which will participate are as fol-
lows: Smyrna band, Clayton Co.,
Cheswold Co., Middletown Co. and
band, Leipsic Co., Townsend Co.,
Harrington Co. and band, Dover
Co., Camden-Wyoming Co., Hartly
Co., Oxford, Pa, Co. and drum and
bugle corps, Little Creek Co. and
auxiliary, Sudlersville Co., Newark
Co. and band, Milford Co., Talley-
vile Co. and auxiliary, Bowers Co.,
Five Points Co., auxiliary and band
Church Hill Co., Wilmington Manor
Co. and auxiliary, North East Co,
and band, Holloway Terrace Co.
and auxiliary, Greenwood Co. and
auxiliary, Rock Hall Co., auxiliary
and band. Seaford Co., Bridgeville
Co. and auxiliary, Havre de Grace
Co. and drum and bugle corps,
Mill Creek Co. and auxiliary. Hook
essin Co., New Castle Co. and drum
and bugle corps, Ellendale Co.,
Georgetown Co. and band, Green's
boro Co. and auxiliary, Cecilton
Co., Elkton Co., auxiliary and
band, Chesapeake City Co., Queens
town Co., and Elsmere Co. and
drum and bugle corps. The parade
will begin at 8 p. m.
Many Prizes Awarded
The carnival opened last We'd
nesday evening and has had a sue
cessful week. On Tuesday evening
spectators were entertained by the
Dixielanders, dance band compos-
ed of local youths. On each even
ing several ground prizes are
awarded. The list of winners fol-
lows: Wednesday, Aug. 22-$5.0C
cleaning certificate, donated by
Smyrna Cleaners, won by Mrs. Ida
Collins; IL grease jobs at Roth.
wells Garage and years sub.
scription to the Smyrna Times
were also awarded; Thursday, Aug
23-$5 cleaning certificate, donated
by Smyrna Cleaners, won by Jerry
Winkler; electric grille, donated by
Boulevard Electric, won by Mary
Jackson; softball glove, donated by
Stills News Agency, won by Mrs
Ralph Knowles; one years sub
scription to The Smyrna Times
won by Mrs. Delbert Berry; Fri.
day, Aug. 24-one years subscrip.
tion to The Smyrna Times won by
Joseph Anderson; 10-lb. ham, do
mated by the Smyrna Market, wor
by Mrs. Matilda Van Arsdale; Sim
onizing job, donated by Joe Pass
waters, won by Ralph Knowles
table radio, donated by Western
Auto, won by William Page; Sat
Aug. 25-Ice cream freezer, donat
ed by Iron Front Hardware, wor
by Ann Poole; one battery, donat
ed by County Line Service Station
won by Mrs. Ralph Knowles; on,
years subscription to the Smyrna
Times won by Mary L. VanTIorn
Mon, Aug. 27-Back-up light ant
set of wheel rings, donated by
Burton's Chevrolet, won by A
Moore; 900 16 tire, donated by
ESQ Servicenter, won by w. Mid
dleton; one years subscription o.
Smyrna Times won by Bob Nelson
Tues, Aug. 28-Two sheets anC
two pollow cases, donated by
Smyrna Sewing Center, won by
Mrs. Gene Truax; one years sub
scription to Smyrna Times won by
Mrs. Florence Ford. The prize
awarded last night were a wash, OF
change, and fabrication, which wa
donated by Stanley Boyd's Atlanti,
Station, bedroom radio, donated
by Everhart Bros; 10-lb. ham, do
mated by Acme Market, and a sub
scription to the Smyrna Times
The awards for the closing night
of the carnival, in addition to
Smyrna Times subscription eacl
night, are as follows: Thurs, Aug
30-10-lb. ham, donated by Smyrna
Market, Utility table, donated b.
Robinson Furniture Store; Silve
vegetable dish and bowl and 2 sill
yer ash trays, donated by Wilson
Refrigeration; Fri, Aug. 31-Gal
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