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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-11-22
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NEWS

Pfc. Seth CHM Jr., is at home
from the Army on a 3-weeks vaca-
ton visiting his parents and
friends.
Miss Laura Moore left last Fri
day for Jackson to visit her rela
tives and also to attend an Eco
nomic meeting.
Prof. Dewitt CHM sponsored a
Walthall County Fair, November
14-15 at the Walthall County Train
ing School.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-11-22

Mt. Holly, N. J. = An Army
captain, home from Japan, slash
ed his wife to death in their fash
ionable Mt. Holly home and then
killed himself. The captain, George
c. Gregor, AZ, apparently went
berserk because his. wife, Allonese,
asked for divorce.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-11-22

Mr.. Henry Keeton funeral was
held at the Baptist Union M. B.
Church recently.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-11-22

Cardui each day helps build strength
so resistance may be greater each
month, nervousness and suffering less
and less. Look more natural-feel and
sleep better. Ask your dealer for
Cardui. (Say: "card-you-eye").
'Many scientists estimate that at some
time during life out Of erery sOonsen
suffers from monthly discomfort.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-11-22
COLUMBUS
News

Rev. r. M. Moore was baptized
on the Bird Sunday at the South
side NJ. B. Church.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1952-11-22

Mrs. Eva Bailey was hostess to
the November meeting of the
Smart & Thrifty Club Monday
evening, November 10, in her love
ly home on Lynch Street. Plans
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1952-06-13
Dorothy Young, 1t. Mike Prossenos
Plight Troth At First Baptist Church

Miss Dorothy Eleanor Young,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. II.
Young of Moss Point. and 1t.
Mike Prassenos. Keesler, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Prassenos
of Moss Point, were united In
marriage Sunday at an impressive
ceremony at First Baptist church.
The Rev. w. L. Stagg. Jr.. pas
tor. read the ceremony before the
altar where a white archwaY
twinad with qreenerY and banked
with white sladioli formed back
ground.
Mrs. Leonard Robinson, organ
ist played a program and the tra-
ditional wedding marches, She
accompanied Miss Edna Khayat,
soloist.
The bride, escorted by her IA
they, wore. a gown Of white satin
fashioned with a yoke and fitted
sleeves of lace. A full skirt with
a brief train fell from the fitted
bodice.
A finger-tip veil was held in
place with a wreath of orange
blossoms. Her ornament was a
string of pearls belonging to her
mother. She carried bouquet of
orange blossoms centered with a
white orchid.
Mrs. Lee Hanson was matron of
honor. Miss Elaine Rhodes maid
of honor. Both wore dresses of
pink organdy with white shadow
print fashioned alike. They were
made with fitted bodice and a
small collar and full skirts. They
carried bouquets of lavender
asters.
Bridesmaids were Misses Judy
Almond, Reta Faye Smith, Jean
Wayne Wozencraft and Joyce
Farragut. They wore identical
dresses of pale green organdy
with fitted bodices and full skirts
and carried bouquets of yellow
roses.
The flower girl, Trisha Ardoin,
wore a pink organdy froek, the
duplicate of the bridesmaids and
wrist eorsage.
Lee Hanson was best man and
Jerry McCool, his brother, Nick
Prassenos. Merrill Webb and Har-
ry Prassenos, his cousin served as
groomsmen. Ushers were Bill
Warren and Darrell Breland.
A reception was held at Com
munity House where white glad
ioli and daisies were used in dec
Grafton.
The brides table was centered
with cake wreathed with white
daisies. Crystal punch bowls were
placed on either end of the table
presided over by Mrs. Frances
Massey. Misses 10 Ann Leblanc
and SYbil Miles.
Miss Eunice Faye Breland pre-
sided over the brides register.
1t. and Mrs. Prassenos left for
a trip to Florida. On their return
they will be at nome at Keesler.
For travelling Mrs. Passenos
wore a dress of navy crepe with
accents of red and white with
white accessories. She wore the
orchid from her bouquet as a cor
sage.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1952-06-13
News From HURLEY
Methodist Men
Entertain Wives
AT Supper Meet
News From HURLEY
BY Bertha Mizelle

The Methodist Mems Brother
hood entertained wives at fish
supper at their regular meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheridan Moak
visited her sister Miss Alva Gun
ningham at Ft Walton, Fla, Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. "a Neville were
business visitors to Pascagoula
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Newman
of Mobile, Mr.. and Mrs. Hilary
Hamilton of Priehard and Mr.. and
Mrs. N. c. Hamilton, Jr.. of Agri-
cola were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. N. c. Hamilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Glascox
and Mrs. Willard Jones visited
relatives in Nettleboro, Ala, over
the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Slider
spent the weekend with her pa
rents at Heidelberg.
Mr. and Mrs. f. w. Hamilton
attended the revival at Caswell
Springs last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Black of
Prchard visited the Assembly of
God church Sunday.
MIR md Mrs A w. Slider we're
busiuess visitors to Moss Point
Monday
Nh. and Mrs. y. c. Hamilton
visited Mis, Gertrude Hamilton
IN Mobile Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judd Freeland and
Joe Freeland Of Springhill, Mr..
and Mrs. G. V Roberts and Mrs.
Quincy Roberts of Vaneleave, Mr..
and Mrs. Donald Hamilton of
Moss Point, Betty Pierce and
Joyce Tanner and Mr.. and Mrs.
N. l.. Hamilton were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs f. W. Ham
ilton.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1952-06-13

train master; Harry E. Young,
road master; ] Mitchell Cirlot. To-
comotive engineer; Peter Mack,
brakeman, and Lloyd Chambers,
station porter--received a per-
sonal letter of congratulations
from ]. Fl. Luce, president and
chairman of the board.
All are residents of Moss Point.
II. l.. Feehan in addition to hav-
ing a 25 year record of excellent
service with the road, has had 25
years experience with other rail
roads giving him a service record
of so years.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1952-06-13
Miss Simmons Guest
At Herring Breakfast

Mrs W B. Herring was hostess
Wednesday at her pascagoula
home at breakfast honoring Miss
Kathleen Simmons.
Summer flowers decorated the
table where covers were laid for
u. Mrs. Herring presented her
guest with a piece of silver.
The guest list included Mes
danes Wilson Duvan, Oren Sig
rest and Misses Katherine Wright.
Thelma Pelham. Irene Virgins.
Dorothy and Virginia Mitchell,
Gloria Mckenzie, Miriam Adams,
Frances Cudabae and Euniee Sim
mons.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1952-06-13
Miss. Export RR
Honors Is Year
Service Records

Six employees of the Mississippi
Export railroad company were
recognized this week for IS years
service with the company.
At special ceremonies Tuesday
they were presented gold lapel
pins bearing the inscription, Mis-
sissippi EXPORTS years" by W.
NJ. Dutton. vice president.
Each of the ski. L. DeLash-
met, seeretary-treasuref; X. l..
Feehan, master mechanic and
Smyrna times., 1952-05-15
NAME TEAMS
FOR SOFTBALL
Four Teams Comprise League
in Summer Recreation
Program Here
SEASON STARTS JUNE 8
WILLIAM VAUGHN

The Snyrna-Clayton Athletic
Association announced this week
the teams which will comprise the
Competitive Softball League in
their summer recreation program.
The teams are: Ennis & Deakyne,
Wilson Refrigeration, Belber Trunk
and Bag, and Clayton. The local
softball season will get underway
June and the complete schedule
for the competitive league is print
ed on page 6 of this paper. Teams
and schedules of the youth pro-
gram and recreational league will
be announced soon. The deadline
for entering team in the recrea-
tional league is May "a. Anyone
interested in entering team in
this league should make their ap-
plication in the form of a letter
and send to the secretary of the
Smyrna-Clayton Athletic Associa-
ton, Harry Thompson, Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1952-05-15
Death of Mrs. Agnes X. Turner

Funeral services for Mrs. Agnes
K. Turner, widow of Gordon R.
Turner, who died at her home on
May 10 following a long illness,
were held at st. Josephs Church,
Clayton on Tuesday, May 13 at 10
am. Interment was at Odd Fell
lows Cemetery. An assistant man.
ager at Handloff's Store until her
illness, she was a member of the
Ladies Auxiliary of the Citizens
Hose Company, of the Smyrna
Clayton Business and Professional
Women's Club, and of st. Joseph's
Church. She is survived by eight
brothers and sisters: Frank j.
Kieffer, Wilmington; Mrs. w. A.
Stokesbury, Sr., Smyrna: Mrs.
George J. Wortz, Delaware City;
Miss Mary C. Kieffer, Townsend;
Augustus ]. Kieffer, Tampa, Flor
ida; George B. Kieffer, Massey,
Md; Mrs. John B. Mood, Smyrna;
and Mrs. Davis F. Stats, Town
send; also several nieces and nep.
hews.
Smyrna times., 1952-05-15
SMYRNA PTA
HOLDS CONTEST
Arlene Harper, Z, Dover Voc
alist Wins First Prize in
Contest Monday Night
MANY CONTESTANTS

There were seventeen contest
ants from several towns taking
part in the Talent Contest spon-
sored by the Smyrna PTA on Mon
day night in the school auditorium.
There were two groups, up to thir-
teen years of age, and from thir-
teen to nineteen years. Winners
in the first division were Arlene
Harper, Z, Dover, vocalist, first;
Jane Gentry, 10, Dover, second;
Sammy johnson, Houston, vocalist,
third. The winners in the second
division were Marjorie Johnson,
tap dance and pantomime, 16,
Smyrna, first; Kenneth Attix, vo-
calist, IL, Smyrna, second; Billy
Schulz, Kennedyville, Nd, 13, quit
artist and singer, 13, third. Other
contestants were Sharon Johnson,
9, Houston, Del; Elaine Carey, II,
Clayton; Nancy Davis, Little
Creek; Lillian Tindall, 10, Little
Creek; Joyce Harper, 13, Dover;
Elsie Shockley and Edward Wheel
er, Taylor's Bridge, dancers; Ruth
Moore, Harrington, pianist; Eileen
Harris, Harrington; Jimmie Rey-
nolds, and team of square dane
ers from Taylor's Bridge; Vera
Minor, Is, Dover; and Doris Gere,
Dover. The Dixielanders, youth
full local band, played before and
after the program and at intermis-
sion. John Bowman, Station
WIDOW was the master of ceremon-
les. Linden Doughten. budget and
finance chairman for the PTA, was
general chairman.
Smyrna times., 1952-05-15
EAGLES BOW TO RIDERS
Caesar Rodney High School De-
feats Smyrna Team 2 to s

Caesar Rodney High School De-
feats Smyrna Team 2 to s
Last Monday the Riders Of Cae-
sar Rodney High School defeated
the Eagles of Smyrna High School
7-5: Smyrna produced four runs
in the fifth when Dave Jacobs and
Dick Scott both hit the ball web.
The next and final run came in the
sixth when Jack knight crossed
the plate. Caesar Rodney's runs
came as follows: two in the first,
three in the fifth and two in tha
sixth giving them a total of seven:
A spectacular shoe string catch by
Smyrna's Jack Knight was the
fielding gem of the day. Dave
Jacobs, who pitched for Smyrna
suffered his second loss against
one win. The following boys play
ed: Franklin Shane, Dick Scott,
Leroy Everett, Dave Jacobs, Kes-
Ter, Kemp, John Fortner, Jack
Knight, Sam Jacobs, Bill Warner,
Eddie Dahn, Edgar Cox, Philip
Voshell, and James Turner. The
Eagles next game is tomorrow af-
ternoon as they play Middletown
IN tbe lottar,c fold
Smyrna times., 1952-05-15
TALK ON CARPET MAKING

John Price of Bigelow-Sanford Car
pet Co., Guest Speaker at Rotary
John Price, of the Bigelow-San-
ford Carpet Company, of Philadel-
phia, was the guest speaker at the
Smyrna Rotary Club last Thurs
day evening. In addition to his
talk on carpet making, he showed
a motion picture entitled Carpet
Blends, and explained the manu-
facture of carpets, telling of the
colors used to make the different
blends. Wool from several coun-
tries is used, he stated, principally
for wear and lustre, and rayon is
also now used in the manufactur-
ing of carpets, according to the
speaker. Their motto he gave as:
"Stay Cleaner and Stay Cleaner
Longer" Nelson Everhart respond
ed and thanked Mr.. Price on be-
half of the club. James E. Ever
hart presided. Mr.. Price was the
guest of Alan Robinson. Reynolds
Pratt, chairman, reported on plans
for the 25th annual charter night
celebration of the Rotary Club to
be held on Friday evening, May 16.
John c. Baldwin was a visitor from
the Middletown Rotary Club, and
Milton Price of the Newark Club.
Smyrna times., 1952-05-15
HONOR MIR. AND MRS. LATTA
Dinner Given in Their Honor at
TayIor's Bridge Community Center

Dinner Given in Their Honor at
TayIor's Bridge Community Center
The friends of the Friendship
community joined in honoring Mr..
and Mrs. ]. E. Latta with turkey
dinner at the Taylor's Bridge Com
munity Center Saturday evening,
May 3rd. In due recognition of
the untiring service that Mr.. Latta
has given to the work at Friend
ship Chruch since very small boy
and for the past 33 years has been
Sunday School superintendent.
There were 125 friends and rela-
tives present including Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton Latta and granddaugh-
ter of Dover. Mrs. Name Lewis,
Mrs. Blanch Lockerman, of Smyr-
ma, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Davidson
and family of Wilmington; Rev. A.
Jason Blundon, Odessa; Rev. Bun
dick and family, Townsend; Mr..
and Mrs. Aubrey Deakyne and
family of Wilmington, and Miss
Doris Miller of Ardsley, Pa. On
behalf of the M. Y. F., Billie War
Iner presented Mr.. and Mrs. Latta
with a billfold containing a small
gift from the Church, the Sunday
School, and the w. S. G. S., as a
token of appreciation. The table
prayer was offered by Rev. Blum
don. Following the dinner Rev.
Blundon, Rev. Bundick, Mr.. Elmer
David, Mr. Aubrey Deakyne gave
very impressive talks appropriate
to the occasion. Mr.. and Mrs
Aubrey Deakyne sang a favorite
hymn of Mr.. Latta's. Pictures were
taken by Charles Wheeler and Vir-
ginia Shockley.
Smyrna times., 1952-05-15
FIREMEN'S BAND PRACTICE
Hold Regular Rehearsals Under
Direction of Vernon Ford

The final practice by the band of
the Citizens Hose Company before
their appearance at the convention
parade of the Delmarva Volunteer
Firemen's Association in Dover
last night was held on Monday
night. They are directed by Yer
non Ford and are holding regular
rehearsals each Monday night at
Town Hall. Another fire drill for
members of the company was
scheduled to be held also on Mon
day night. Delegates from the fire
company to the convention held
Tuesday and Wednesday were j.
Stout Bickling, e. Reynolds Brad
ley, Horace David, James Truax,
and Howell H. Barnes; a1ternates:
Harry Pusey, e. Temple Heinold,
David Mills, Wilson FAIRIES, and L.
Clark Ennis. Delegates from the
Ladies Auxiliary to the Citizens
Hose Company at the auxiliary
convention held in Dover yesterday
were Mrs. Agnes Boyles, Mrs. Con-
ME Morris, Mrs. Ida Collins, Mrs.
Ethel Morris, and Mrs. Addie
David; alternates: Mrs. Gay Long,
Mrs. Doris Knox, Mrs. Hilda Huf-
schmidt, Mrs. Clarence Scuse, and
Mrs. Gladys Pusey.
Smyrna times., 1952-05-15
AIR RAID sPoTTERs POST
Building for Post To Be Erected
Near New School on South st.

AOA n ooN ~ A1C
Near New School on South st.
The David C. Harrison Post, No.
IA, American Legion, have been
granted the use of a plot of ground
near the new school on South
Street by John E. Wilson, Jr., for
the erection of an Air Raid Spot
ters Post. The observation post is
to be manned 2: hours a day and
165 volunteers are needed. Anyone
interested in volunteering for this
important civil defense work
should contact G. Davis Turner or
Kenneth Wix, Smyrna Clayton
Road.
Smyrna times., 1952-05-15
CUB SCOUTS AT
LIONS MEETING
% Scouts and Three Den
Mothers Guests at Dinner
Monday Night
NOMINEES FOR OFFICE

Twenty-Five cub scouts ana three
den mothers, Mrs. James Pappas,
Mrs. Medford Potter, and Mrs.
Harry jackson were guests of the
Smyrna Lions Club at dinner Mon
day night. The Lions are sponsors
of the cub pack here. Following
the dinner films were shown the
young guests by Richard G. Price.
Henry T. Price presided and the in
vocation was given by Robert Dun
ming. An invitation was read from
the Smyrna Rotary Club to men,
bers of the Lions Club to attend
the Rotary 25th anniversary cele-
bration on Friday night, at which
IU. S. Senator John ]. Williams will
be the principal speaker. A direct
fors meeting will be held Thursday
evening, May Is at which time q
report on the estimated budget for
next year will be presented. The
directors meeting is open to the en-
tire membership of the club. The
nominating committee, composed
of Mr.. Dunning, Burrill F. Mccoy,
and Frank Greenwell, presented
the following slate of officers for
the next year, to be elected at the
meeting of May 26: Charles M
Gee, president; Guy Edmondson
first vice president; Preston Poore
second vice president; William
Doughten, third vice president; Ed
ward Schabinger and James Ford
directors; Robert Everett, lion
tanner; Francis B. Gebhart, tail
twister; Stanley Middleton, secre-
tary-treasurer. Nominations will
be open at the time of the election
Mr.. Gebhart, program chairman,
greeted the den mothers and the
young cub scouts. Mothers Day
gifts were presented to Mrs. Hen
ry G. Webb, charter mother" of
the club by the president, Mr.. Price,
on behalf of the club.
LIONS
Smyrna times., 1952-05-15
CONTRACT LET
FOR STREETS
Water and Sewer Improve
ments Awarded to Pleasan-
ton and Edgell, Inc, Dover
NEW POLICEMAN
DIANNE STIORTT

At the meeting of Smyrna Town
Council last Friday night, with
Mayor George Stevenson presiding
the contract for sewer and water
improvements on School Lane and
Hamilton Lane was awarded to
Pleasanton & Edgell, Inc, Dover
as low bidder. Their bid was for
SIT, ,09S56. and bids submitted by
other firms were as follows: George
& Lynch $17,618.26; ]. Ward Hur-
ley $22, ,5O6.80. DR.. c j. Prickett,
superintendent, was present to dis
cuss the State Welfare Home dis
posal plant share of the expense.
He cited figures showing the pres
ent population of the home as 444
guests 118 staff members, total
562. The estimated population for
ten years is 700 plus, and estimat-
ed population for twenty-five years
is 700 to 1000 maximum. The tax
rate for year of 1852 will be S1.00
and $500 capitation. Decision was
made that all future applicants for
a position on the town police force
must submit to a physical exam
ination and a written examination
of an hours duration before being
put on the force. Freeland Hor-
sey's application for a job on the
police force was accepted, subject
to interview with Chief of Police
John w. Jacobs, Jr. The report for
the month of April of the chief of
arrests, six for drunk and disorder
ly, 5 drunk; 25 motor violations; 1
miscellaneous, incorrigible child; 4
cases dismissed, parking tickets
100; fines collected $3.50; police car
driven 2347 miles.
Smyrna times., 1952-05-15
PTA ELECTS
NEW OFFICERS
Executive Committee Meeting
To Be Held Tonight, May Is
in School Library
COMMITTEES REPORT

Election of officers for the Smyr-
ma Special District School Parent
Teacher Association was held at
the meeting last Thursday night.
James E. Everhart was reelected
president, and other officers named
were Lester L. Letter, vice presi-
dent for high school; Mrs. Julia
Slaughter, vice president for ele-
mentary school; Mrs. William
Francis, treasurer; Mrs. Gwen
dolyn Smack, secretary. A meet
ing of the executive committee will
be held on Thursday evening, May
10 in the school library. Reports
were heard from committee chair
men, including Mrs. Burrill F. Nc
Coy, health; Mrs. Joseph w. Ennis,
legislation; Mrs. Margaret Ruby,
clothing; Mrs. Linden Doughten,
historian. Mrs. Henry G. Webb,
publicity; Mrs. Harley Bodley, pro
gram; Nelson Everhart, PTA mag
azine; Linden Doughten, budget
and finance. A financial statement
was presented in written form by
Mr.. Doughten, finance chairman,
showing receipts S350.31; expendi-
lures, $244.13; balance, $106.18.
Mrs. Perkins Stats, membership
chairman, reported ITO members.
Mrs. Howard Pletsch is chairman
of school lunches. Mr.. Everhart,
presiding, gave detailed resume
of the recent conversion of the Del
aware Congress of Parent and
Teachers. Mrs. Everhart, and her
hospitality committee, served re-
freshments. During the social hour
the large volume of clippings, car
toons, and pictures, assembled as
a history of the PTA by Mrs. Lin
den Doughten, was inspected by
those attending.
Smyrna times., 1952-05-15
WHOLE NO. 5O37
LOCAL GIRL
WINS AWARD
Marjorie A. Johnson Awarded
Certificate and Pin as Local
Winner of Essay Contest
SPONSORED BY GRANGE

More than hundred persons at
tended the Smyrna Grange meet
ing on Thursday night when the
program was open at nine o'clock
to the public. A film was shown
by Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Price, rep
resentatives of John Deere Sales
and Service. Refreshments were
served. Announcement was made
of the award to Marjorie A. john
son, daughter of State Master and
Mrs. Harry c. Johnson, of a GER
tificate of merit and a pin by the
National Grange, as local winner
in a nationwide essay contest ON
the topic: Conservation Farming
for Abundant Living" Her essay
was submitted by the Smyrna
Grange to the national contest and
she was named subordinate
grange winner.
Rural Life Sunday
Rural Life Sunday win be OBJ
served by the State Grange at Bar
rats Chapel on May 18, when the
speaker will be the Rev. John A.
Trader, pastor of Wesley Method
ist Church, Dover. Local grang-
ers will attend. The next Kent
County Visiting program will be
held at Capitol Grange Hall, Dover
on May 20. At the next meeting
of the Smyrna Grange the chap
lain, E. T. Heinold, will conduct a
memorial program. This will be
on Thursday, May %, and the pro-
gram will also include judging of
the sewing contest, in charge of
Mrs. Fred Heinold, Sr., home eco
nomics chairman.
Smyrna times., 1952-05-15
St. Peters Church Notes

The flowers on the altar at st.
Peters Church last Sunday we're
given in memory of Mrs. Samuel S.
Sarde, by DR.. and Mrs. Robert M.
Sarde. Regular services will be
held next Sunday, May Is, as fol-
lows: church school, 9:45 am;
nursery school, II am; Morning
Prayer and sermon, IL am.
Smyrna times., 1952-05-15
OPERETTA PEEP SHOW PARK"
AT SCHOOL FRIDAY, MAY 23RD

An Operetta, Peep Show Park"
will be presented by pupils of
grades to inclusive Friday ev-
ening, May %, at 8 pm. in the
John Bassett Moore School audi
torium. Come have a peep at the
200" and Jungle" life portrayed
by the following characters: Kang-
aroo, Walter Moore and Joe Myers;
lion, Dan Fox; Sally, Carol VOL
ford and Diane Rodney; Nurse,
Nancy Ewing and Diane Janucik;
Scarecrow, Nancy Schafer and Su-
san Price; Keeper, Barry Pritchard
Smyrna times., 1952-05-15
Scout Mother-Daughter Dinner

Tonight at the Wayside Inn at
$50 o'clock members of Girl Scout
Troop will hold mother and
daughter dinner, at which time
badges will be presented to the
scouts who have achieved them.
Mrs. Martin Golden, leader, and
Mrs Richard C. Price, assistant
leader, will attend, and Mrs. Henry
c. Webb will be a guest Of the
troop.
Smyrna times., 1952-05-15

and Dennis Potter; Two-faced Tom,
David Passmore and Norma Jean
Birmingham; Paper Dolls, Boys
and Girls Grades 2 and 8: Hobby
Horses, Boys, Grade 1; Pole Dane
ers, Girls, Grade 1; Millmaids,
Girls, Grade 4. The operetta is
under the general supervision of
Mrs. John H. Fearon, music in
structor for the Elementary
Grades, assisted by all Elementary
Teachers, and Mr.. Frank Stella
tella of the Manual Training De-
partment.
Smyrna times., 1952-05-15
DEMONSTRATION CLUB MEET
Miss Katharine Jones Addresses
Club at Meeting Tuesday

uAlSo LAC EAuNtA
Club at Meeting Tuesday
Cut in half the time and energy
you spend in your kitchen. Make
your kitchen work easier and
pleasanter, Miss Katharine Jones,
County Home Demonstration agent
told the Friendly Neighbors Home
Demonstration Club at their meet
ing Tuesday. Her topic was: We'll
Arranged Kitchen" One of the
easiest and most effective ways to
reorganize your kitchen is to re-
locate your equipment and sup
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