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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-15
e OUR
"a town
FUR RRINER

FOhNtNGn
A lady we don't know stop
ped into fur shop and Sc
lected coat. Said she to the
clerk II would buy this
coat in minute if it weren't
broadtail. You see, my hus-
band fancies himself quite a
comedian!'
STATISTIC
Just for the record fellow
who should know has estimat-
ed that the interest on the
present national debt is five
times greater than the entire
national debt in the year 1914!
THANKS
Our thanks to Eddie Nolan
and his boys for presenting us
with bound copies of the
London Prison Farmer" the
official publication of that in
stitution. These volumes have
place on our bookshelves,
Eddie, and we know you won't
mind if we use a word or two
of the wisdom contained there
in from time to time!
MUSIC
For you hot music fans we
offer the Dixieland style and
solid sending of "Muggsy"
Spanier and his crew at Lou
Poey's "Frolics" over in Co.
lumbus. There are lot of So
called outfits which feature
music such as Muggsy's but
rarely do we ever hear six
standouts like Spanier, Bean,
-Ieems, Parham, Howard and
Hutchinson. GREAT! Our best
to Lou Posey for bringing big
time to Columbus.
OVERHEARD
At the roundtable was heard
story about fellow who
didn't know where to send his
income taxes. Said he, TITS
tough to know where to send
the money. One of my collec-
tors is in Atlanta and the
other is in Alcatraz!"
LIVESTOCK
Calf to COW MAMA, can
my friend Elmer stay for
lunch?"
DAFFYNiTioN
A politician is a guy
who?
PoLLYTicks
Old Haywood Snugg, the
William Jennings Bryan of
Lower Glade, says that there
were so many Democrats at
the Republican Convention
that little Tom Dewey was
heard to say Nov looka
here, yo' all, we-uns has gotta
stick togethah! Othahwise,
theyuns will have mo- we-uns
than you-uns!"
CONFUSION
Big to-do down at the dis
tillery the other day seems
fellow named Seagram
switched to Calvert!
PoME
Breathes there a man with
soul so dead,
Who never to himself hath
said,
I'D have had a better time.
/ vow,
If I knew then, what l know
now!"
OBSERVATION
After all, the manner in
which little chicks get out OF
their shells isn't half so inter-
esting as how they got in!
LAST WORD
And like they say in Copen-
hagen Snuff said!
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-15
DAUGHTER BORN

Mr.. and Mrs. John Tope became
the parents of a daughter Sunday
at Mt Carmel Hospital.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-15
Associa+ed Press

Full Associofed Press Isos.
ed wire servies for ssuss. No
fionol and world news. The
Assoeiafed Pres b entitled
exclusively 70 use oll ieesl
news In shis newspopes.
TELEPHONE 81 Or o.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-07-15
Weather

Scattered fhundersforms and
NOT as warm todoy. highest
In middle SOS. Some eIoudi-
ness and cooler fonighf and
"Wednesday.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-01-04
SOCIAL e PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS

Attends Fathers Funeral Mrs Luverta McGee 40 fy
land Ave No. and Mrs Nathaniel Walker 3645 Fifth Ave So
left the city Saturday December % for Detroit Mich to attend
the funeral of their father Mr. Eugene Conery Mr. Conerly
died Friday morning December Is Mrs Walker and Mrs Me
Gee will return to the city in about weeks.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-01-04
SERVICES HELD FOR
AUDREY HOSKINS

Funeral services were held for
Audrey Bunk Hoskins. Monday,
December 81 from Zion Baptist
church. Rev. II. w Bolts officia-
ted. Interment was at Fort Smell
ling National cemetery.
Mr. Hoskins passed away at his
home 1905 Bryant Ave. No,
Thursday, December 27 at 7:30 p.
m. He was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace Hoskins. October 3, 1891
at Kirksville, Mo He had been in
i'll health for the past seven years,
and was a resident of Minneapolis
for the past "a years
on October IS. 1925. he married
Gail Brodudus at Marshalltown
Iowa He was baptized by Rev II.
w. Bolts while still a young boy
at kirksvllc.
He is survived by his wife, Gail;
Audrey Hoskins Jr.. son. grand
son, Vern Hoskins; three sisters.
Mrs Effie Daniels of Mexico, Mo;
Mrs. Ada DeLaCompson, and Mrs.
Mable Murtiss of Minneapolis and
other relatives.
Mr.. Hoskins was a veteran of
World War /, and a member of
Johnnie Baker Post 29l He was
also a charter member of Ames
Lodge l06. For a long period he
was one of the most popular bar
bers in Minneapolis.
Woodland Funeral Home had
charge of the funeral arrange
ments.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-01-04

Robinson, 365 Aurora Ave. Is con-
fined to her home with illness
Mrs. Robinson has been i'll since
Friday. December p. Her con-
dition is somewhat improved.
Returns To University: Mr.. Wal
ter Mcfarland Jr.. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Mcfarland, 1915
Rondo Ave. will leave the city
Sunday, January to return to
Lincoln University, jefferson
City, Mo. where he is a student.
Holiday Guest: Mr.. Albert Nc
Farland Of Chicago, spent the
Christmas and New Year holidays
visiting his brother and sister-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter McFar-
land. 1915 Rondo Ave. Mr.. Nc
Farland will return to his home
in Chicago this week end.
To Visit In Canada: Mrs Mablc
Harris grand travelling deputy of
the Daughter Elks will make an
official visit to Queen Victoria
Temple No. 1865, Winnipeg. Can
ada. Mrs. Harris will be in Winni-
peg from January to 7. She will
be the house guest of Mrs. Nan
Johnson.
Returns to MisSOuri: Mr.. Joe
Ray, son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. viii
Hams, sos st. Anthony, will return
to Lincoln University, jefferson
City, Mo, Sunday, January 6
Presented Musical Program:
Mrs Thelma Dorsey Thomas, 541
w. Central presented a program
of Christmas music at the Union
Depot on Sunday December %
Mrs Thomas was accompanied at
the Hammond organ by Mr. l..
Resigwho who is the former or
ganist at the Radio City Theatre
in Minneapolis. Mrs. Thomas
program was very well received.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-01-04
Romulus w. Hurley Dies
In Washington. D. c.;
Mrs. Mussey's Fother

Romulus w. Hurley, father Of
Mrs. Ethel Hurley-MaSsey, wife
of Rev. Floyd Massey. pastor Of
Pilgrim Baptist church died Mon
day, December 81 at the age of
70 in Washington, d c.
Mr.. Hurley, who had lived in
Johnston, S. c. most of his hfe,
went to Washington several weeks
ago with his wife to make his
home with one of his sons.
4 graduate of Benedict College,
Columbia, $. c., he was a former
school teacher. In Washington, he
was a member of Calvary Bap-
fist church.
His remains viii be shipped to
Johnston. s. c. Funeral services
Will be held Sunday. January 6.
with the Amos Funeral home in
Johnston in charge. All messages
should be sent there,
He is survived by his wife,
Sophia Hurley; two daughters,
Mrs. Ethel Hurley Massey of st.
Paul. Mrs Blanche Millory of
Shreveport. La; five sons,
James, Whitman and Quintin of
Washington. u. C. and Cyril of
Garfield. ~ j., DIR. Firpo Marpcr
Of Kansas City Kansas, and a
host of other relatives and friends.
Rev and Mrs. Floyd Massey
left the city for Johnston, Thurs
day, January to attend the fun
cral services.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-01-04

Christmas Dinner Guests: Mrs
Arlee Hallowel 1914 Carroll Ave,
had as her dinner guest Christ
mas, her sister and brother-in-law
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Galloway
and children, Natalie, Flora and
Maridee
Ball and Chain Club: The Ball
and Chain Club will meet at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Christian, $40 Iglehart Ave, Sat
urday January II.
Entertains at Dinner: Mr. and
Mrs. J. w. Mcmillan, All W
Central Ave, entertained friends
at a turkey dinner Christmas day
Guests present We're Mr.. and
Mrs. Foster Brown ST.. Mr.. X. II.
Moore, Miss Carolyn Dixon, Mr.
r. Southers, Mr.. Otis Skinner and
little MiCheal Skinner.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-01-04

Christmas day.
Returns TO City: Mr. Hardy
White, Si3 Fremont Ave, No, left
the city Sunday, December 80 for
Dcs Moines, Iowa, where he at
tended the annual family reunion
with his brother, John, and sisters,
Mrs. Dorenza Manuel and Olivia
Neal and their families He re-
turned 10 the city Tuesday, Jan.
II.
III in University Hospital: Miss
Marilyn Morrow, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Morrow, 705
Girard Ave. No, is confined to
University Hospital with illness,
Miss Morrow entered the hospital
Saturday, December 30. Her CON
dition is reported as fair.
Retires ON Birthday: Mr.. b. J.
Wilkinson, 1858 Xerxes Ave. No,
was honored at a stag party on
his 7ith birthday, Friday, Deem
Der 2S. He also retired on his
birthday. Guests present We're
Mcssrs. Miles Ncwlin, Willard
Merrill, Clarence Beck Henry
Rathje, j. A. London, j. III. Ami
reault, Lawrence Cooley, Bud
Burch, Curtis f. Carlson, Robert
c, Wallace, Albert Washington ii,
a. II. Washington l, Joe Stewart,
Lester Howell w, Early, N Bell,
Monroe Gage, Andy Swein. John
Brown, w. p. Johnson, Walter
Lomax, Martin Gable, and A. NJ.
Golden. Refreshments and drinks
were served.
Christmas Dinner Quests:
Mines. Nellie Stone, Nettie Mae
Scott, Messrs. Herbert Odom of
Chicago, and Pvt cry Wright
Pvt. Jerry Wright from Camp
from Camp Chase, Fort Smith,
Ark, were the Christmas dinner
guests of Mrs. Ernestine Wright.
2431 Fourth Ave So,
Leaves for Milwaukee: Miss
Gloria Pettiford, Hyland Ave.
! No, left the city New Years day
for Milwaukee, Wis, where she
will make her home with her
aunt. Miss Pettiford Is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs James
Carter.
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Balenger, John Banks, Milton
Beauford Howard Bennett, Tom,
my Braddock, Charles Bradley
Earl Brent, George Brooks Jr
Edward Brown, Harry Brown, NJ
r. Burgess, Claude Burt. Ear
Bowman, James Cain, Victor Cal,
loway, Talmadge Carey Jr., and
William Cheney.
Major and Mrs. Hubert Byron
Father and Mrs. d. Carly, Messrs
and Mines. Arlin Clark, Louis
Commodore, Alonzo Cotton. Royal
Crawford, Norman Carter, Leon.
ard Davis Bert Dawson, Carter
Ellis, NJ. G. Evans, Herbert Eos.
ter Jr., opt and Mrs. Carl Foun-
tain, John X. Freeze, Frank
Gambol, Ralph l.. Gardner vii.
liam Gardner, Ashby V. Gaskins
Wendell Bibbs. n. w. Coins, Shell,
ton Granger, DR.. and Mrs O. r
Granthan, J. Griffin. OLIVE Gum
S. S. Hollowell, William Hanna
William Harold c. N. Harris. G
p. Harris r. Sidney Harris, vii.
liam Helm, Coleridge Hendon
Charles Hill
Other guests We're Messrs and
Mines. Maurice Howell Tyler
Howell, Johnny HUTCHINSON, Rev
and Mrs. Louis Johnson f. Jones
F. Jones, J. Jones, Robert Jones
Thaddeus James, Theodore Jones,
Robert Jones, S. w. Kincaid
James Kirk Sr.. John Lawrence
Leroy Lazenberry, Ed w. Lee,
James Lee A J. Lewis, William
Little, Robert Mansfield. Albert
Mcclure, Earl W. Miller. William
Modem, c. MOffat. Louis NJ. Moore,
James Murray Jry Robert Murray,
II Massengill r Marshall, Cecil
Newman. Charles Nichols. Ed
ward Nichols ST, Calvin Norris,
Basil Pcake. Floyd Poole. 3.
Powell, + f Ramsey Conrad
Reed Jr.. L. r. Riess, Lamar RO-
berts, John Robinson Charles +
Rogers. f. b. SaltcrS. Mcssrs. and
Mines. Milton Shanks. George
Shannon Jr. J f.. Sizer. James
Slemmons, George W Smith
Kenneth Stokes, Hyland Stokes,
r. l.. Stokes Jr, Huntley Surratt
II Shelton Jr.. Ed Seestrom. Jim
my Taylor. Henry r. Thomas, c,
Tucker Alfred Terry, r. Under
wood. Hector Vassar, J. r. Ward
law. William Whiteside, Wilbur
Williams Robert Wormley, Boyd
Wright. Clyde Williams and For
rest Virgins.
Mines. Betty Anderson. Hor-
tense Brown. Harriet Hayes.
Edith SIzer Herndon Bessie
James, Gladys Johnson Crystal
Norman, Alice Morgan. Eva Neal,
Dorothy Porter. Barbara Straw
der Bell Salter Tyler. Lucille
Weber; Misses Myrrhene Allen,
Marchcta Allen. Jewel Beck. Jean
Brown. Joan Howell Joyce Jones,
Earlene Kyle. L0uverne Noble.
and Messrs. Albert Burgess, Burie
Carmichael Jr.. Charles Glenn.
Fred Ingram, J. f. johnson. R6-
bert Mallory, William Williams.
and John Young
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Brooks Calendars
Available At ST.
Puul Churches

Brooks Funeral Home, 1852
calendars are available for
those who want them at all st.
Paul churches.
If calendars are not obtained
at one of the churches they
may be secured at the Brooks
Funeral Home office, 697
Rondo. phones. Dale 369l or
Dale 1868.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-01-04
FIRE INJURIES
RELATIVE OF
MICKEY" MCGUIRE

Mrs. Otto Danielson, a resident
of Minot, N. d., for 40 years was
injured in a fire that destroyed
her home on December 10.
Mrs. Danielson is the aunt o
Harve Mickey" Mcclure, us st.
Anthony Ave. The doctors first
thought that she would lose her
oversight but now believe she will
recover
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their guests were Barbara Cart
wright, Fred Ingram; Margaret
Allen, Donald Moore. Carol Allen.
Phillip Holland, Myrrhene Allen.
Ernie Jackson, Harriet Williams
and Pfc Wilbur Grissom.
Boots and Saddle Club: The
Boots and Saddle Club held a
roller skating party at the St.
Paul Coliseum Thursday evening,
December 27 The next meeting
will be held at Maurice luke Box
on Thursday January 10. All
members are requested to please
be present.
Christmas Eve Party: Miss
Myrrhene Allen, 973 Iglehart held
a Christmas Eve party at her
home Monday, December "a.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Bowman. Robert Wormley.
Mr.. Elmer Moore, Mrs Henry
Roberts, Mr.. Ernie Johnson. Miss
Lucy Morris, Barbara Vassar.
Mr.. Samuel Rags, Gloria Will
liams, Barbara Cartwright and
Byron Young.
Home From Korea: Cpl. Leon
J. Presley arrived home last week
from Korea where he served with
the first Marine division. Cpl
Presley served two years during
World War II Also home on leave
is Pfc. Raymond Presley, of the
U. S. Air Force, who is stationed
at Camp Stoneman Calf They
are the sons of Mrs. Lucille Pres
ley, 613 st. Anthony
Minnesota Widows Club: The
Minnesota Widows Club will have
a dinner meeting Sunday, January
Is at 2:30, at the home of Mrs.
Lydia Brown, 500 st. Anthony.
All members are asked to please
be present.
III at Home: Mrs. Amatasia
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Gee will return to the city in
Christmas Dinner Guests: Rev.
J. u. Wilkcrson, Mines Ernestine
and Fanny Marshall and Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Scroggins and chill
dron, clyde Jr, Daryl and Bruce,
were the dinner guests of Mir and
Mrs. Lewis Seaton, 3S6 F. 39th
St, Christmas day. Mrs. Scrog-
gins is the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Seaton.
EntertainS at Dinner: Mr.. and
Mrs. N. J. Hunter 3Si9 Fourth
Ave. So, were hosts at a dinner
party, Sunday December 30 at
$50 p. m. Guests present were
MeSsrs and Mines Walter Baines,
Bailey Morris, Mrs. Jeanette Kelly
and Mr.. NJ. A. Boiling A turkey
dinner was served. The evening
was spent in memoirs Of the past
from Entertaining my Big Sis
ters Beaux to experimental travel
in am upper Pullman berth.
Much fun was enjoyed by all.
Christmas Party: The Friday
Night Out Club held its closed
Christmas party Friday, Deem
Der 81, at the home Of Mrs. Paul
Nevis, PIT w, 33rd st. The mem
bers of the club exchanged gifts.
Refreshments We're served.
Returns To City: Mr. Walter
Lowe, 1858 Third Ave. So. return
ed TO the city New Years evening
from Dcs Moincs, Iowa. after
spending the holidays visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kit
chen.
Dinner Guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
Marcus H. Jackson, 1916 Smelling
Ave. So, had as their dinner
guests Wednesday, December 20,
Mrs ella Washington, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl l., Sims Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Green, and Miss Beulah
Fontenote.
Spends Holidays In City: Pfc.
Ollie Ray Jr., of the ". S. Air
Force, spent the holidays visiting
his step-father and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. William Smalls of 23lS
Fourth Ave. So, While in the city,
Pfc. Ray also visited his father,
Mr.. Ollie Ray Sr. He returned
Sunday, December 30 TO Lorry
Air Base where he is stationed.
Election Of Officers: The Electa
Chapter No. 3 OES, held its elec.
ton of officers, Wednesday, De.
cember IL at st. James Church
Officers elected were Matte
Owens, worthy matron; George
Banks, worthy patron; Thehesa
Banks, associate matron; Jewel
Bobo, secretary; Armedia Lock.
hart, treasurer; Harriet Jones
conductor; Johnny Quale, associ-
ate conductor: Connie Gresham.
Adah; Leola Taner. Ruth, Vassie
Perkins, Esther; Cornelius Burns,
Martha; Fay Bannarn, elector,
Matte bearing, sentinel; Marg-
ct Wright, wardcr, Alice Young,
chaplain; Willsie White, marshall.
Martha Clayburne Theodore
Woodland Lucille Shivcrs, trus-
tees.
Christmas Dinner Guests: Mr.,
Frank John, Samuel Heron and
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Fraction
and daughter Ann, were the
Christmas dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Grandson Harris on
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NEW YEARS GREETINGS

Mrs. Florence Hibbs Of Chicago.
H., wishes to extend a happy New
Year to all her many friends in
the Twin Cities.
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200 Guests At
Les Amies Purty

About 200 guests enjoyed the
Annual Christmas Dance given by
the Les Amies Club Wednesday.
December 20 at the Theodore
Wirth Chalet.
Members of the club include
Mines. Louverne Fountain, Doris
ella Freeze, Dolores Gilchrist,
Helen Coins, Bernice Hendon,
Millicent Marshall, FronZena
Sizer. Anita Stokes and Lillian
Brown.
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TO ENTERTAIN GRAND
CHATTER OEEICERS

Two st. Paul OES chapters,
Queen of Sheba No. 5 and st.
Paul chapter No. l, will be hosts
to Mable Harris, worthy grand
matron of the Minnesota OES
at PerfgeCt Ashlar Hall on Jan
IA.
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SOCIAL e PERSONAL
ST. PAU

Christmas Party The Just For Fun Club held its Christ
mas party Friday December IS the home yrhene
Allen in the rumpus Those present Messrs and
Mines Budgy ThompSom Ira Allen Norman Davis Earl Mc(ee
Clarence Jones' Kenneth Wallace Robert Wormley Chandler
McWatt Norman Carter Earl Bowman; other members and
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-01-04
HOTEL NlCOLLET SCENE OF
ANNUAL FORTY CLUB PARTY

The annual Twin City Forty Club Christmas dancing party
held Thursday night Dec - in the Junior Ballroom the
Hotel Ncolet in Minneapolis large gathering of Twin city
SociaiteS partook of the Forty Club hospitality.
The guest list included the following: MesSrS and Mines
Ben Alexander Albert L. Allen Jr Clarence Anderson Nelson
Smyrna times., 1952-08-14
WIN MODEL CAR
COMPETITION
Six Delaware Youths Win
Auto Designers Contest
by Craftsman Guild
TRIP TO DETROIT

Six youthful Delaware automo-
bile designers have been named
award winners in the 1852 Fisher
Body Craftsman's Guild model car
competition, it has been announced
in Detroit, where judging has been
in progress for three weeks. Scor-
ing the highest honors was Aime
s. DeRiggi, Wilmington, who won
first state honors in the Senior Di-
vision, and received $3.50 in cash.
His model was then judged best in
the region composed of Delaware
and New Jersey. AS regional
winner, the youth will receive an
expense-free trip to the national
convention of the Guild In Detroit
August 1922. At that time, his
model will compete with other reg
ional winners for the eight univers-
ity scholarships offered as grand
national awards. e. Herbert Tin
ney, Jr., Wilmington, won first
state honor sin the Junior Division
of the competition. He will also
receive a cash award of $3.50. 9th
er winners in the state were: Sen
ior Division: End Place ($100)
Vaughn P. Fox, Newark; 3rd Place
($5O) Francis ]. Bonner, Whining
ton. Junior Division: End Place
($100) Paul Tokarz, Wilmington;
Bird Place ($50) Everett B. War
fington, Jr., Harrington. Judging
is proceeding now to select the
eight best models from the 40 reg
ional winners in the nation for the
university scholarship awards
which are: two for 1000 each, two
for $4,000, two for $4,000 and two
for $1,000. These winners will be
announced at the annual Guild
banquet during the Guild conven-
tion in Detroit August 1922.
Smyrna times., 1952-08-14

Pritehard and Mr.. Leedom Palmer
of Newtown Square. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Urian and
family, and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Johnson of Cheswoic motored to
Atlantic City on Sunday.
Mrs. Milbourne Faulkner and
daughters are spending this week
at Rehoboth.
Mrs. Lourena Dill had as her
visitors recently Mrs. Ethel farrell
and daughter Ida, of Dover, and
Mrs. Della Cooper of Wyoming.
Mrs. Evelyn Everett and daugh-
ter Judy, of Dover, Mrs. Jeanette
Everett and daughter Sandra, and
Mrs. Betty Long and niece Shirley
Long are spending two weeks at
White Crystal Manor.
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held on Tuesday evening. Sept, 2.
The Rev. and Mrs. John Ander-
son and Mrs. Susie Knotts were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Attix on Tuesday. Rev. and
Mrs. Anderson were also dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Ever
EFT on Monday and overnight
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Clough on Monday night.
Mrs. Alice bigger was a Whining
ton visitor on Wednesday.
The Faulkner family held their
annual picnic dinner at COLCHESTER
Beach on Sunday.
Judge and Mrs. Marion Steven
son of Wyoming were recent din
.ner guests of Mr., and Mrs. Levi
Everett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Wright
and daughter Joyce, of Summit
Bridge, were visitors with Miss
Pearl Short on Sunday.
Marvin Clough, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Clough, is playing this
summer with the Golden Sky Boys.
They have entertained several
times at Sunset Park, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Clough
spent Sunday afternoon as guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Hickey of
Greensboro.
The Homemakers Club are hold
ing a picnic at White Crystal Man
or on Thursday, Aug. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Palmer had
as their guests recently, Mrs. Lar
ry Mccarthy and daughter OF
Morristown, N. j.; Mrs. Edward
Warnall of Media, Pa, Mrs. Edwin
Smyrna times., 1952-08-14
On so-Day Rotation Leaves

Eight men from Delaware are
among the veterans from the Far
East Command who arrived at FIT.
Meade, Md, last week from Camp
Stoneman, Calf, and started 30
day rotation leaves. They will re-
port back to the 2043d Reception
Center there at the completion of
their leaves and receive new as
signmnts. They are: Cpl. Norman
w. Lyons, 103 N. w .3rd St., Mil
ford; Pfc. John ]. Stryholum, 1916
Seneca Road, Candy Park, Will
mington; Sgt. William H. Joseph,
Laurel; Cpl. Robert ]. Small, 1108
E. 18th St., Wilmington; Pfc. Sisit-
Smyrna times., 1952-08-14

their own poultry through the ex-
change and encouraging others to
do the same.
The University of Delaware Ag-
ricultural Extension Service is as
sisting in this cooperative endeav-
or by loaning the Exchange the
services of the State Extension
Poultryman, Frank Gordy.
Smyrna times., 1952-08-14
KentOn

Kenton Grange held their regu-
lar meeting in the school on last
Tuesday evening. An outing was
planned to be held at White Crys-
tai Beach on Aug. "a in the after
noon. Members and guests are
requested to bring box lunch and
Join with the crowd for good
time. The next meeting will be
Smyrna times., 1952-08-14
SHORE POULTRY EXCHANGE
Prices Received by Exchange High
er Than Those Sold Outside

The Eastern Shore Poultry Grow
ers' Exchange, Inc, of Selbyvi1le,
Delaware, a poultrymans' organi-
zation, reports the sale of approx
imately 100000 birds sold on 16
days sales with prices received be-
ing slightly higher than those sold
outside the Exchange. Louis w.
Shockley, president, states that
this Exchange does not belong to
the officers and directors. This is
a non-proft corporation Mr.Shock-
ley said, formed to serve the entire
poultry industry. 1t is the poul-
trymens' organization and they can
help with its progress by selling
Smyrna times., 1952-08-14

tile Popo, 1914 W. 5th ST., viii
mington; Pvt. wronzo B. Massey,
Smyrna times., 1952-08-14

Milton; Cpl. Richard C. correll, De-
Pot Road. Newark; Cpl. Wayman
Smyrna times., 1952-08-14

A. Tribbitt, AZ W. North St., smyr.
ma.