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COLUMBUS, OHIO. NEWS
JUNIOR SAXON CLUB

December llth is the date for
the Juniors Christmas party.
Don't forget your exchange gifts
and tree decorations, and come
early to Join the fun.
Again this year the Juniors
will serenade their friends with
Christmas carols so watch for lis
the Saturday night on Dec. Goth
The Juniors have always enjoyed
this carolling and have always re-
ceived warm welcomes so we
are looking forward to another
night Of Joyous songs.
December 22nd is the Seniors
Christmas party for the children
This will start at ! 30 and lets
all he there to help make it q
success.
There will be a Sylvester Bal
on December 3lst sponsored by
the Senior Lodge. We are all in,
vited to come to the Saxon Hal
to help usher in the New Yeal
with Our friends. More on thi.
later.
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CLEVELAND, OHIO
BRANCH 80

This coming Sunday, December
IA, 1852 the Grand President of
the Central Verband, Fred Thesis.
is planning to visit our city and
attending the meeting. Let's give
Fritz big welcome.
The time Of the year when you
decide on who is to run your
business is here again. SO don't
forget to come to the meeting
and elect the Officers for the en-
suing year. Starting time OF the
meeting will be at ? p. m. at the
East Side Sachsenheim.
fhe brothers on the sick list
this month are: George Wolff,
Andrew Konrad, Andrew Davis,
Victor Botschner and Andrew
Droden. The members wish them
all a speedy recovery.
Brother Michael Untch is we'll
again and working. otter having
a number of operations and a
long illness. Welcome back
brother Jntch.
John r. Schneider, Sec.
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NEW Castle NEWS

Well the New Castle thincIads
travelled to Monaco last Satur-
day ight where they went down
to another defeat. Monaco COM
ing out in front when the smoke
cleared.
This Saturday New Castle will
play host to Canton with Monaco
and Salem going at it in the first
game which starts at I co. The
New Castle hardwooders will be
out to gain revenge from the last
time the two teams met Canton
came out in front.
There was a wonderful crowd
at our last home game. so | see
no reason why we can't have a
larger crowd this time. Let's all
get out to Ben Franklin High
School Saturday December 18th.
First game game getting under
wya at 200. See YOU al lin New
Castle.
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NILES, OHIO
BRANCH 20

Dear members:
We wish to thank YOU for your
attendance at Our last meeting
and for electing the following Of
iicers for 1883.
Therefore. members. let's all
get behind our Our officers and
make "1o52' better than 1852"
Officers for 1853
Pres. Andreas Gunesch: Vice
Pres. George Binder Sr.; Sec,
Frederick Fritz Schell: Finance
Sec. George Snyder; Treasurer,
John Schneider; Grand Sec. ;
Mike Wagner.
Trustees |. Mike Benedikters,
,. George Schwartz, 3. Martin
Embert.
Sgt. at Arms. George Gramlet
Deputiesq Dauid, Andy Gunesch.
Fritz Schell, Sec.
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worked women of the kitchen can
also enjoy themselves at the
planned evenings. festivities which
start at 10 90 p. m. with a free
dance to very good local Or
chestra that has had years of ex-
perience in the entertainment
field. Free hats. horns. leis and
noisemakers will be distributed
to all. Come all and be prepared
for. all veneing of good clean fun
among your Saxon fellow-men.
II, Is, rs.
Many local Saxon friends OF
the late Mrs. Katherine Cngar of
nearby ZeIienopIe. Pa, were sad
dened to learn of her death No
vember 25th in the local hospital
where she had been confined by
illness for two weeks. Many local
friends and acquaintances at
tended the funeral held on No
vember 9th with internment in
the family plot in Zelienople &C.
metery.
She is survived by her hus-
band and one son, DR.. John Tn
gar of Pittsburgh and 5 grand
children. She was born in Arbe-
gen. Siebenbuergen. March Is,
1889, where she leaves one bro
ther and several nieces and ne
phews.
Fred Meier, Sec.
H.
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Arme Dorf-Reiche

slliiiA Seutidhobmen. - ,Sm
sllllliaer ge,irf baben bic Gorirei=
den ihre EiIidt in Der slblieferuns
pon &artoffcln iabotiert, oah Der
EraNer tid)efiId, fpmnluniitiihe
Senrer befannk Ger 9prfreid)e
Srbih perfallfte ieine aartofieIn
pireft nah Der Grnteinbringuna
llnb lchntc es ab. Sic porgeihriebcne
slbllercrunN al oen Staat AT eriiil.
len. 8cnau 10 hanbelte Der Sorirei>
che &alall'h in Snbolie. Der ieine
&artoffeln hireft al,f bem ,SeIbesper
fauft hat. Geine Sabntelre purOen
Don ben NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. entz
larpt ,nb tic lperben aebiibreno be-
itraft."
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CLEVELAND EAST
JUNIOR SAXONS
Bv MARY ANN

Well. the Pot Luck Supper
turned out to be success but
what happened to the coffee ?
Everybody had their fill with
some food left over.
Following the supper everyone
went bowling. \ couple OF the
kids came thru at the end OF the
game to help the one team win.
Congratulations to the follow
ing officers who were elected ior
1850
President. John Schneider:
Vice Pres. Bob Fucker:
Secretary. Betty Fucker;
Treasurer. Dick Brett:
Reporter. Mary Ann Guip.
Plans have been made to go
to the basketball games at So
lem on January II. Watch this
column for more details.
Two more members were taken
in at the last meeting. They are
Al Schneider and Tom Stalrnpel.
Congratulations and hope to see
vou at the future meetings.
Remember there is bowling
every Sunday at 2:So p. NJ. at
Plair-Mor Lanes on E. l4O. St.
opposite Eaton Axle Co. Even If
YOU can't bowl. come on down,
we have some pretty good teach
ers and plenty of fun. You'll be
routed on whether YOU throw a
strike or gutter ball.
The next meeting will be held
on Wednesday, January IA, 1883.
at 80 p. m. down at the East
Side Sachsenheim. Plans will be
discussed for a dance to be held
in May.
That's all till another time.
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sAxONs VETERANS
By FRED

As our meeting progressed last
Monday, the attendance in
creased and so did a swell heated
debate. The time and place were
correct for blowing off steam
and the parties concerned got a
load off their chests. Three more
veterans were accepted into our
midst, Johnny Hallner, Edward
Gross and Martin Stefan. We'll
come to our organization.
A Christmas party for members
and their wives will be held at
the Westside Sachsenheim on
Saturday December IS starting
around 900 p. IN. Each person
who so desires may bring a
$l.OO novelty exchange gift. An
unique arrangement for eNchang-
ing the gifts has been thought
OF by the committee. Tentative
schedule for the evening will be
dancing and refreshments, a mid
night snack and the reviewing
OF motion pictures taken at our
installation banquet.
Many projects for improving
our club are under way. Future
dates havev been set aside for the
welfare and recreation Of our Or
ganization.
One of our members. Bill
Weith. is currently being treated
at Lakewood Hospital for an eye
infection that resulted from all
injury.
Senior Lodge election of oific-
ers will be December 10.
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SApPAOpAAS ~ II 9
Committee enough trained investi-
gators to scrutinize thoroughly the
budgets Of these Offices. These men
are now hard at work evaluatinp
the jobs Of government employees
and reviewing the efficiency of
these Offices. They will also analyze
and evaluate the essential needs of
all capital governmental expendi-
lures. Their work has started with
the large demands of the Defense
and State Departments. Others will
be taken up in turn.
on course there have been in.
vestigations OF budget demands be-
fore. Most Of these have been in.
effective because the results were
reported back to the sane govern
ment omcials who had laid out the
budget. The results Of the present
studies. when they are forthcom.
ing, win be reported directly to the
House Appropriations Committee.
OF which the Hon. John Taber. of
New York, will be chairman. They
viii give basis upon which actual
need can be more realistically COM
Puted than anything the commit
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CLEVELAND WEST
CHRISTMAS PARTY

Pr. ! and 4 announce that the
Children's Christmasparty will be
held on Friday. December 20, at
7 80 p IN. at the Westside Sach-
senheim.
Santa Claus has promeisd to
come to the party with gifts for
all the youngsters. There will be
music. movies and refreshments.
and everyone is cordially invited
Parents and grandparents are
welcome at these parties and
children may bring their friends
We shall be happy to have any
and every child sing, dance or sa,
a piece at the party. lust Cal
Mrs. Wolff (TU 5-l67S) if yor
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Operation.zange rostete
in der BovehhoehIe

Tulutb, Minn. 49, SIM ct. 2ouis
Gountp Sesirfaeritht ipurbe bier cine
&lage auf Sdaoeneriab in 66be polt
$50. 169 aegcn aipei 6oipitdlcr unb
mehrere 9lerste auDGnai9 eenraht,
bic angehlid bel ber Operation elmer
;Srau ous VirNi,1ia. Winn., cine
3ange III ibrer gauhboble lieaen
lieBen. Sic alaaer iinh bas Che
paar Sohn s. Gafala; bic 8eid,ul.
oiauna ridhtet iih aegen bic 9ul,itb
&linif. oercn Seilhaber 81. @. 9.
Gopentrn, has ct. Marp's 6oipiial,
ben 9(rst Der bic Narfoie ausfiibr.
te, ieine,t 9(iiiite,ten unb hier tpei.
tere Witnirfenbe bel benz dirur0i,
id)en Ginariff.
Sic &ldaer MAIDEN oeItenb. baB
iSrau 6afala am Q. Cftober iM ei.
ncr Nahoperation ltnter;og, bic n0.
tig ,par. Inn ben aus einen porberi.
gen Shnitt entitanheuen Brud S,i
6eheben. Seit bieiem sneiten Sin.
ariff babe bic Asatientin an periobi.
hen l(nterleibsidneraen lln6
ShlafloiiNfeit gelitten; habe tpieber.
bolt ibre SDausfrouenpflid,ten ni4t
erfiillen fonnen lr,o iid oabllrd BE.
id)dn1t rno Qeoen,iitigt acfiiblt."
Gin Mr5t aus @irainia. Minn..
habe bonn mittels Hontoendufnaf-
men feitaeiteQt. hab in ,srau Gota.
las gauhhohle cine ehiruraenaan.
ae nerblie6en lpar. CT nahm iie int
Wars b. :. beraus unb befllnbete,
bah bas Snitrument berroitet 1,nb
NIT beri6ieoenen Oroanen bertpif.
felt mar, heren ssllnftionen es, 10
bebinoerte, baB benz gansen 90rper.
'pitem boucrnoer Shaoen ausefiigt
tuurbe.
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tee has had to work with for many
years.
No member of the Committee on
Appropriations has any desire to
discontinue programs which are for
the welfare, the strength and the
progress of this country. But every
member has grown increasingly
more disturbed over the terrible
drains that have been made upon
the American people. It will be a
most difficult task to keep within
anticipated federal tax receipts but
an all-out effort must be made to
do so. No group of men could be
better equipped to make these de-
clsions than the memlers of this
great Committee on Appropriations
OF the House OF Representatives.
HOLIDAY LEAVE FOR SERVICE
III PERSONNEL - MANY are
writing me relative to holiday leaves
for boys In the service. According
to q report of the Defense Depart
ment regarding leaves for Army
t~~eS~SS~~S3 NAASVC VAAAo 40 <1lkA Ollly1
l am informed that training activi-
ties at Army installations In the
United States will be suspended from
December 20 until January 5, 1853.
With the exception Of basic train
Ing. During this period. leave win
be granted the maximum possible
number Of military personnel. About
half Of those eligible viii be given
eaye over the Christmas holiday
md the remainder over the New
Year holiday period.
Basic training will be continued
% enable the Army to meet its COM
nitments for overseas requirements,
he report states. However, COM
nanders are authorized to grant
'asses on Christmas and New Years
Jay to those undergoing or con-
lucting basic training.
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CANTON, OHIO
SAXON SOCIAL CLUB

With Christmas coming in a
couple of weeks our attention
must be given to the children.
Rehearsal for Christmas pro-
gram for Branch IL and II are
Friday night at !: 80 December II
and lo.
We also have a short meeting
for Social Club Dec. 19.
Committee is working on the
details of our dance Jan. 81.
Hoping to see YOU all young
and old at the Christmas pro-
gram OF Branch IA and II. De-
cember 20.
Michael Bender.
George Schorsten.
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Siebenbiiroiid,s s2lmerifaniides Dolfsblatt

interested in recognizing the
Juniors; also all young men and
women who have not been pre-
viously associated with the Ju-
niors, to attend our meeting on
December 18th at 500 p. IN. at
the Saxon Club.
All present officers should at
tend this meeting.
Paul X. Haner, President.
4, IL,
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FARRELL, PA.
BRANCH 7

All members are requested to
attend the annual meeting to be
held this Sunday Dec. IA. Election
of officers and other important
business on the Agenda. We urge
YOU to attend and show your in
terest in the organization.
Fl. Maroscher. Sec.
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CLEVELAND. OHIO
Ladies Guild of Teutsch Ev.
Luth. Church

will hold its Xmas party Tues
day, Dec. 16 with a dinner at E
D. IN. in the church basement. Our
members are asked to bring a
50 cent gift. to be exchanged.
The installation of the new
Officers will also take place.
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ing place that
will save many
dollars Of public
funds. I have
long b e lie v e d
there are many
avoida BILE ex-
travagances in
the budgets Of
our government
tai bureaus.
At the last ses-
sion OF Congress
we appropriated
some $3.50, 900 to
give the House
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Moskuu wvetend
ovf "Comics"

Sonop,,. Ser Mosfauer
Gllnbiunf beseihnete fiirslid bic
amcrifanii6en Comics" aIs Elm
Serbreden aesen bic Nenidbeit unb
ols cine aefdbrliebe Saffe in @eIt=
europa,
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7. s. j. A.
BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
l952-l9S3

Dec. l3 at New Castle
1--Monaca VS.. Salem.
2-New Castle VS.. Canton
Dec. 20 at Canton
2-Canton VS.. Monaco.
l-Salem VS.. New Castle.
Jan. 10 at Salem
2-Canton VS.. Salem.
1-Monaca VS.. New Castle.
Jan. II at Salem
2-Salem VS.. Monaco.
1-Canton VS.. New Castle.
Jan. "a at Monaco
2-Monaca VS.. Canton.
New Castle VS.. Salem.
February 7 at Canton
2-Salem VS.. New Castle.
l-Canton VS.. Monaco.
Numbers and 2 designate
which teams are to play first
Starting times of games are to
be at ! 90 p. m.
The city holding the event is
requested to supply two referees
An entry fee of $1,000 is re.
1uired of each club entering the
basket ball league. Send all
checks to Frieda Hermann OF
Salem, Ohio.
All eligibility lists are to be
sent to Mike Linz of New Castle
before the season beginns.
John r. Schneider 1st Vice Pres
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need any special music and if
not, just come prepared to do
your stuff!
See YOU there!
The Jun. Committee, Br. ! & 4.
Il, 10.
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The annual Christmas Party
will be held on Christmas evening
December 18th, at the social quar-
ters beginning with program
of seasonal singing by the Saxon
Ladies Chorus after which the
program will be turned over to
the entertainment committee
composed of Fred Gregor, Johnny
kast and Alfred Meier. A fine
treat will be given to all the
children by Santa Claus himself
who will come down the chimney
this year. Parents are urged to
be present with their children for
an evening of Saxon socialability.
II, 18.
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The New Years Family Party
will be held on December 3lst,
beginning with the costumary
free sauer kraut and sausage
dinner served by the Ladies Au-
Hillary from 600 to 800 p. m.
only SO that the. greatly over
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This and That from WASHINGTON

NOMMITTEE ON APPROPRIA.
~ TIONS Here in Washing
ton an investigation is quietly tax
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YOUNGSTOWN NEWS
ATTENTION JUNIOR SAxONS

We woud like to invite all
young men and women who are
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Monaco s p Is 20 81
New Castle 20 II II IS 81
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jung blieben. 0iele Shle6tiafeiteu
ipiirbeu ni4t begangen iperoen. ipcil
bic Gltern bel Der Gr,iebuna ben
ainbern als Veiipiel bienen miibten.
benn ainSeraugen beobahten id,ari
uno mas iih ibnen einprdat, behals
ten Tie i'm Sinn. 9a aibt es feiRe
Musrcoe. hu6 bic ainber iich nah
ben @nrten unb niht nod ben Sas
ten ribten iollen. 0ar monden1
iunaen Eaar lpiiroe 10 eim fleiner
rNuipai'er" notti,n. Wenn es Damn
mebrere iinb, hat Mutti 9e,,ua su
tn unb fiat ipieoer ben ASlab, ser
ibr bon 9tatur aus sulteht. @ati lpie.
ber freut iid) alf bic aleinen unb
ipirb nod 9lrbeitsihlub birett bein,s
fabren. @as bic Gltern iden. iper-
BEN Tie olld, ernter. &er feline Sim
ber rihtia er5iebt, brall6t nidt al
fiird,ten, bon ibuen i'm sllter ODER in
Der Npt Derseiien sll ,peroeu. Ser
Staat TIT bas Seiue ha5u uno sic
@Itern hoben bic opppelte Genu0=
t!luns: eritens, oaB lie ibren natiirli.
hen Gflihten nah9efomn,en iino
uno benz @olf aaben, mas es beno=
tiat. einen aeiunben Nad,muhs
Gann fonn bic meoisiniide @iiiens
idait ru6i9 bana6 itreben, bas
menihlihe 2eben auf 100 Sabre
al bringen. es ipiro trobbent feine
gerareiillng i'm 8olfe plabgreiien
f0nnen. 2meitens babcn fie bas Der.
ipro6ene veipise 2ebpr" erreitbt,
oe,m iie leben in ibren ain6ern lllo
burd) lire &inber ,peiter, ipabreno
finberloie 6omilien auslterben. ibre
Smyrna times., 1952-08-07

Baker Eddy.
Smyrna times., 1952-08-07
Marydel

Word has been received from Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas McDermott that
they are now living at 808 South
End Street, Canon City, Colorado,
just twelve miles from the Royal
Gorge.
Miss Lacey Elizabeth Carey of
Dover and Mr.. James Webb of
Goldsboro were united in marriage
by the Rev. Charles Covington at
the Calvary Methodist Church at
8 p.m., July 9th.
Capt. and Mrs. Donald Hutson
and children of Washington, D. c.,
spent the weekend visiting with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
Hutson. Other visitors in the Hut
son home during the week were
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer Sindet of
Fords, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Rothe of
New York City recently moved to
rural Marydel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Darling
recently became the parents of a
baby daughter, Beverly Gale, born
at the Kent General Hospital, Do
yer.
John LePore on July 18th left
for Fort Belvoire, Virginia, where
he is now stationed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis K. Rich and
son, Lewis, Jr., of Northumberland
Pa, were guests in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. L. H. Collision for several
Smyrna times., 1952-08-07

days. Out of town dinner guests
in the Collision home on Saturday
were Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Merrick
and children, Jack and Sally, and
Mrs. Sarah Milhous, all of Kennett
Square, Pa. Mrs. Merrick, Mrs.
Rich and Mrs. Collision were all col
lege room-mates while attending
Bucknell University.
Mr.. u. L. Harman and Mr.. Arnas
Wyatt on Saturday and Sunday at
tended the Laymen's meeting held
at the Centerville Camping
Grounds.
There will be no Sunday church
services in the Marydel Charge on
the Sundays of August the 18th
and oath, due to the pastors vaca-
tion. Services will again be re-
sumed on Sunday, August S1st.
Services will be held as usual this
Sunday, August 10th.
Members of the Methodist Young
Folks group will hold picnic at
Garland Lake Friday evening, Au-
gust Sth, leaving the church at Z
pm. transportation will be pro-
Smyrna times., 1952-08-07

on Saturday after spending twen-
ty-one months on Guam.
The Homemakers Club will hold
an outing at White Crystal Beach
on Thursday, August 21.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Alexander had
a very pleasant trip several days
last week. They toured the East
ern States Feed Mills in Buffalo,
N. Y, and also visited Niagara
Falls, Watkins Glen, and other
points of interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Warner and
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Knotts of Leip-
sic, spent several days last week
touring the New England States.
They visited Niagara Falls, Mon
treal and Quebec, Canada, and the
North Pole in New York State.
Smyrna times., 1952-08-07
Fleming's Landing

Mr.. and Mrs. William Warner
and their family spent Sunday with
her brother and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Stats at Paoli, Pa,
when they were celebrating their
fftieth wedding anniversary.
Mr.. and, Mrs. Norman Britting-
ham and their son Stephen, spent
Sunday at Oak orchard where a
family reunion was held.
Mrs. Ivison Rowland and her
sons Ivison and Rodney, of Mont
clair, N. J., are spending sometime
on her farm here.
Mrs. Arthur Gearhart is spend
ing to-day visiting her husband
who is ill in the hospital in Will
mington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Johnson,
Sr., spent the weekend with rela-
tives in Jenkintown, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Kelly are
entertaining relatives from New
York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Keiser of
Seaford, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Ford
of Dover, Mr. Earl Flanagan, Mrs.
Ida Bogi of Wilmington, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph McClain and twin
daughters, Joan and Jean, of Tay-
lor's Bridge, Mrs. Bob Montgomery
and daughter Dorothy, were week.
end visitors with Mrs. Walker War
ner.
Smyrna times., 1952-08-07
TaylOr's Bridge

Mrs. Emma Barber is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Shetzler.
MIR. Victor David of Odessa, is
visiting his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Orville Newman.
Messrs. Charles z. Dukes, Ernest
Eierman, Sr. .,Orville Newman, Earl
Shane and Jimmy McClain spent
"wednesday at Chincoteague, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Arthur CHM,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Johnson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie 2. Dukes,
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Steller, and
MIR. and Mrs. Lee w. David attend
ed the wedding Saturday of Miss
Doris Miller and Rev. A. Jason
Blundon at Carmel Presbyterian
Church in Glenside, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chaddock of
near Wilmington were weekend
visitors with Miss Ethel McClain
and brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Bowman
and family of Wilmington spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Shelter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Latta of Do
yer, Mr.. and Mrs. William Rey-
nolds of Odessa and Mrs. Wilson
David spent last week visiting in
the Southern States.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Latta OF
Dover and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles