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TRAILERs
sPARTANETTF

ROYAL sPARTANETTE 81: 35'; aim
cite; sleeps 8: best offer. 236 Temple
Trailer VII. Alex, OV. 3-4744. II
ARC's,. CONTINENTALS, Travelites
kropt Cruisers, Streamlites, ROCKERS
Schultz You are invited to see the
largest display Of nationally known
mobile homes ever offered at one
are at q trailer show. We need
used trailers. You are invited Ia
trade now. We also accent autonno-
biles in trade. COLES. WASHINGTON
Baltimore blvd. -Four miles north of
Lauren. Laurel egg or Elkridge SS7,
26-FT: ELCAIR house trailer; good
condition; may be seen after any
evening: V1CENT'S TRAILER PARK,
5000 Kenilworth ave, BladenSbure
Md. see Mr.. Pierce. -30 %
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AUToMoTlVE MISC.


WILL LEASE what I consider the
most desirable property Of its type
in Northern Va. for q small car
leadership. Complete garage. service
station and living quarters. Prop
erty has 200-ft. frontage on Lee
hwy. short blk. from Fairfax
Circle with 200-ft. on heavily trav-
eled side road. Excellent location
for outside car display. Garage,
$500 50. IT: completely equipped
for general repairs as well as state
inspections. Station. new. brick.
300 50. IT.. Q sets of living quarters.
. 6-rm. house and 900 So. IT..
apt. over station. Total land all
most an acre. Owner has offer Of
new car leadership. Here is an
business in the fastest grovine
area In the country. Call JOHN
O'FLAHERTY. owner. Vienna 44noW
ENGINE, 1870 Ford pickup. Excel.
eond. Highest bid. EN-. 2-1e1l
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TRACTORS

TRACTORS
SO KING $50 Diesel, sleeper cab.
Al throughout; repossessed; take
over for unpaid balance.
SO GMc $50 Diesel. perfect condi-
ton; will operate same as new; At
less than one-half original price:
40 Federal 45M2. sleeper cab. hne
condition: fine tires: an excellent
road unit at less than one-fourth
original cost.
As Federal 2h-ton: Al condition;
new paint: 9.00x2O tires: At special
Federal Model 4sM, GMc engine;
II ,00x2n tires: fne unit for
SHERIFF MOTOR CO.
Open Sat. Until 3 Pm.
BOO r. /. Ave. NE. AID. 2-6oQ0.
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

PROPERTY WANTED
Commercial and residential. Cal
FISHER CO.. INC. DI. 7-6S30.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

100-YEAR-OLD mountain home, on
10 acres woodland and handicapped
grounds; 40 miles from Washington;
completely modernized; stone ex-
terror; tiled cleo. kit, knotty pine
with stone fireplace, 8 bedrms., tiled
mod. bath. 30-ft. screened porch
overlooking valley and mountain
ranges; basement with electric hot
water heater. workshop and bath.
Completely furn., incl tools. power
tact OWNER. No. 7-OS34, or week
ends. Lovettsville (Va) 23l1. Open
Saturday and SUNDAY II
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wATERF'1 PROP. SALE tcon..l
wATERFRoNT LOTS

WATERFRONT LOTS
O0x21S it., on the Potomac River
at Cornfield Harbor. mr.. Point Look
out. Bathing, fishing, etc. Fine place
to relax or retire. 1a-acre tracts
$3.50 to $l,500. 5 yrs. to pay: Nc
at property SUNDAYS. JU. 5-5533.
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2-FAMILY

This brick bldg, in an excel, ne.
rental loo. is just VI, old. The ten
ants pay heat and utils.. You re-
eeive 1 1eet net. plus equity. Price,
81 4ssS Gan olivia GH sS2 = cH SF ewes
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

SeB DOWN will buy o nne cottage
site at Avalon Shores. Herald Har-
Dor. Selby On The-Bay or Wood
land Beach. Only 80 min. from
d. c. Also many cottages for sale
on terms. KAY REALTY CO., RA.
beach. Annapolis zoos. ws1
COTTAGE FOR SALE - Furnished;
a. cony sREEsY pS eTHsr lsavinF
a-RooM CoTTAGE. large U scr. pch.,
bathing. fishing. Breton Bay, Leon
ardtown; $4,000. Box 22O-H, Star.
sHADYsIDE, ND, IDLEwITDE
BEACH-Modern. asbestos shingle
ssS 2en ,e snsttyp IU-.b ly I'm lss
price, $3.50: Attn house on riEht
entering Idlewilde. Open sat. and
Colonial BEACH-House and cot
tages. JU. S-4055. -2S
RIVER - Soft. frontage,
near Marshall Hall and Fenwick.
20 mi; D S e; sandy beach U with n: 3
4 Ml Ff IYMA lHale 9. p astf cor Sr
LAKE AXE 5AcKsocNMa joining sites
water front: small cabin. ia.
6262 ewes. and wk ends. IS
$3.50, COMPLETELY FURN. cot
t nnreb a #, y rm .s and ,tSS.n
bath and extra shower; 8 bedrms;
hot and cold water; good boating,
Grabbing and swimming; small pier
NO. 7-e036.
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

LARGE. FURN. COTTAGE; all mod.
improvements. Lower Potomac, near
Leonardtown. Pvt. pier and boat.
M Esbs, sess SRb 5Sptal c 901faGaOa'
Chesapeake Bay and lee. pvt. lake.
4 aF Rd oT OIL M Sass So mo- al To-
COTTAGES-New; two
bedrms., bath, etc. JACK IRELAND,
Plum Point, Md. Call Prince Fred
N fE}Ss H ia b. NORTH cARoL1 CAROLINA
OCEAN CITY. MD.-Modern. 2-bed-
rm. brick apt, on ocean front; utils;
furn. Call 10. 1896 after 2. -2S
MOD. COTTAGE. State I'd, 2 blks.
4 %q1ta!pss; vf season ss2s sl4o mo: a5 SE.
Colonial BEACH, vA.-Lse. nice
ly furn., modern cottage, on beach
frSn NisI 5sas. Il He 7,23 3Sgs .,.
va. Ma. s-7344 or Wo. 6-Si55.
WEST ANNAPOLIS, Severn River
Modern. 2-bedrm. cottage, large
screened porch: pier and beach;
5000 for season: adults. Annapolis
CHESAPEAKE BEACH - Cottage. 4
rooms, ami: apartment and rooms.
Phone XII. 9-57l9; North Beach
1921. 20
COLONIAL BEACH - Cottage avail
able week ends or by week. WA.
7.2346 evenings, 6 to s. 3
NORTH BEACH-Cottage, S3O-S35
week d. 1921. 81
WEST RIVER; near Chesapeake Yacht
Club; 3 bedrms., cleo. kit, bath:
safe beach with net. 10. 5-2271.
BROOME ISLAND-CottaEes by week
month or season: lge. glass-Screened
porch, ami, pvt. pier. Call OF.
4-9515. before 10 am. or bet. 6
and 6 pm. 80
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MOTORCYCLES

ARIEL 1917; 500 &C. red hunter;
plenty chrome. upswept pipes. $275.
LII. 1855. rs
ride WITH PRIDE" buy . new
Triumph twin today! See the new
Zundapp super Sports" shaft drive
and the new goo spring frame A.
speed lightweiEhts. Plus the amaz-
ing z 9S Motor bike. Priced from
PRE-HoLIDAY SPECIAL
1a47 Java $50 &C $3.50
] 952 Triumph 40 GU. in. $500 695
1852 Harley X" 1900 miles $50
! 951 BSA Bantam --------- $50
1851 Indian Warrior -- 425
1851 Harley 1875 - $50
| 942 Harley "a ------------ 90
These and Others to Choose From.
SALES|SERVICE
Observation-Disclosures.
ALLIED MOTORS
100 9Th st. NV. co. B-14e6
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Montgomery Co., Md
400-ACRE FARM

Near Germantown, beautiful Groom
a bedroomsl brick house, COM
pletely modern. Three other houses
in excellent condition.; 40-cow dairy
barn converted to feeding cattle;
aluminium machine shed; hay bar
racks: two Silos; misc. buildings.
Two-acre pond for fishing and
swimming: excellent fencing. There
are 1T Herefords on the farm
which can be purchased If desired
and q fun line Of equipment. With
Clipping coupons right away.
Price, $3.50. 600. For apt. te
inspect, call g.. II Robin. Ma
$4,000; ewes. EN-. c-4572. BOSS 4
PHELPS, INC. 1417 K Of. NV.
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

Harry M. Grieves, Realtor
Henlopen Acres, REHOBOTH BEACH
Sales Rentals
In a few weeks all the choice loca-
lions for rent in the Rehoboth and
Dewey Beach sections will be gone.
Act now. for . choice site to rent
or purchase.
Rehoboth telephone-49o1
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STORES FOR RENT

LARGE. MODERN STORE. APPROX.
area next to Giant Food store; Gus
Ten SSmeF PARK parking. 2l6o Wis. aye
SO. DAKOTA AVE. AND RIGGS SD.
#. RAJ 1850 se.OP IA. s-s7s s5o0 SO 20
STORE FOR LEASE, in Terminal Ar
cade. WASHINGTON NATIONAL
AIRPORT. ia. 7-O222. Mr.. B. Cohen.
LARGE STORE next door to Safe
way grocery; excel. for any type
Of business; reas. rent. Phone RA.
3-s746 Sun. or LIZ. 1923 week
SILVER SPRING. MD.-1717 corwin
Apply FLOYD E. DAVIS CO. lS29
400 LIST ST. N.W.-Corner store.
show window. app; 17x44: -four,
lights: completely decorated; SIPS
mo s, To inspect call Leo M, BERN
STORE AND APT. Large store 2a12
Rhode island ave. NE. with 2 nm,
Kit: and bath apt; in rear. Ideal for
small business. Rent $l7b per mo.
traffic street: very reasonable to
right party. RALPH YAGo, AID.
4-5S32 .
STORE or business property in heart
of Medical center. 2038 Eye ST.
NV. Only SIS mo. Now available.
ST 3-44"0.
ONLY ONE VACANCY in q we'll
established shopping center Of IS
stores on West Broad st.. in Fails
Church; plenty of parking. JE.
2-64S6 RA. 3-6736. 8
5-STORY AND BSMT. retail bldg =.
mr.. Woodv's. containing approx.
$1,000 SO. IT.: air cond., fiuorescent
lighting. elev.: ideal women's wear,
small dept store, etc. See Mr..
Norris, WEAVER BROS. INC. DI.
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MODERN 19-UNIT APT
NV.
ONLY 634 < RENT

The biggest bargain in Washington
today is this imposing. mod, Diet,
bldg. in good NV. loo. All apis.
are we'll equipped. have colored tile
baths with showers. oak or parr
onst rs, keystone kits. etc. and
bldg. has oil heat. built-in incinera-
tor. fireproof constr. etc. Income
over $4,000 yearly and priced at
only SOL 500 for quick sale. About
SOS 900 cash will handle. Exclusive
with
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
Aon z St. NV. Realtors Elk. 3-lSll
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INVEST. PROP. SALE Cont

Link. ROOMS
IL. one-room light housekeeping apis.
across street from George Washing
ton Hospital: MA. S-9797: LII.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY
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AUTOS 6 TRUCKS WANTED

WILL PAY TOP DOLLAR for late
model convertbles and hard tops.
MCNEIL (StudebakerD. 4034 Wis
consin ave. EN-. 1926.
FAIR. HONEST APPRAISALS of all
makes of cars are assured at
MCKEE PONTIAC, 1884 L st. NV,
ST. 3-7100.
PACKARD 194I series $50" Darrin
convert. Car must be in reasonably
good condition OIL. 6-6451. -2S
WESTERN BUYER mas mined. cash
for nice low-mileage cars. MORRIS
HUGHES 1912 Go. ave, RIA. 6-1122.
DON'T SELL OR TRADE YOUR CAR
until you get that big price. Drive
in open lot. See Mr.. Beach. for
BEACH MoToRs, 1910 14th St. NV.
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ANY MAKE OR MODEL
Late models and prewar Drive in
with title for more cash or will pay
of balance. WOLFE MOTORS. 1891
Wis. eve. NV EN-. 3-0141.
DEALER FROM N. C.
Pay big prices for 80 to so cars.
G400 Ga. ave. NV, RIA. 1854.
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GARAGES
AUTOS 6 TRUCKS FOR HIRE

RENT A TRUCK. n to z ton capacity.
or tractor You drive it. BY the
hour, day week or year. National
TRUCK RENTAL CO., 2316 Ga.
ave. NV. no. 7-7700. oil
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FARMS Cent?
NEAR CLINTON. MD.
500 son

4NG&14s S6A4N O@Na @S@'
500, 500
Ga acres e. beautifully Handicapped
grounds. Nearly every known shrub
or tree can be found here. House OF
z rooms g bedroomsl and bath;
modern heating system; guest
house, 4 rooms and bath; tobacco
barn and other outbuildinEs. You
can't imagine how attractive this
is. SO call S. II. Robin. MA. $4,000;
ewes EN-. 2-4512
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
14l7 K st. NV. -28
Shenandoah Valley of Va.
3S acres; good 6-rIn. house; store
and gas station. Loo. near Edin-
burg, va. Reas. priced at $4,000.
To inspect call the once Of
A. H. BROOKS, REALTOR
ia. 2-51OO Open To 6 PM.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

2nd-COMM. GROUND. ne: 1880
50, IT.; price. $1.25 per 50: It. RE.
7-1181; ewes. OIL. 2-S557.
DUPONT CIRCLE, on Mass. ave-. op-
poSite Sulgrave Club-Attractive
wide 4-Story bldg, suit. non-profit
group. foreign govt. ETC.; not zoned
commercial: layout also provided for
owners apt. plus other units va
cant. Mr.. Manuel. EN-. 3-53S6, with
D1RUURY REALTY CORP. AID
2Il7 M ST. N.W.-Mod. 2-story brick
bldg. 25x130, air-cooled, coml.. suit
able organization, meeting hal or
airy cornl. use; sale or rent. Mr..
Manuel. EN- 1886. with DRURY
REALTY CORP. AID. $4,000.
GEORGIA AvE.-Busy location: 2
and 3 story bldes.: good investment
s su!Essj KAY REALTY CO. 2ss "a :
Mr.. CONN. AVE. AND N sT.-Three-
story brick. LIST commercial coming;
contains over 5000 50. #. area;
suitable ofIices, contractor, lawyer,
insurance, real estate. etc. Attrac-
lively priced See Mr.. Norris,
WEAVER BROS. INC. D1. 7-s300.
Mr.. WARDMAN PARK Excellent
business property on Conn. ave-,
able for almost any, type OF bust
ness. Priced right. Cali NE. S-1143
until 8 pm. Ewes. Mr.. Grogan. ia.
9.7450. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN;
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

900 SO. FIT. nearly new masonry
pillars: auto. heat; plenty OF park
ing space; additional lot adjoining
II needed: ideal for. shop, light mfg.
laundry. or cleaning plant; rent
reasonable. WO. R-5603, -3l
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GOOD FARMS

OOOD l. 4 A4S4V1O
TRADE ACCEPTED on this 375-acre
farm. around 500 per acre, easy
terms; good equipment and stock
1 sSalleGsf 'i Stock or dairy farm
priced at only $4,000. II you have
500 oan ACRE Seiei PRODUCTIVE FARM.
dairy and beef: beautiful home;
many outbuildings; nicely located
on main highway.
FAMILY SIZED DAIRY with good
herd and equipment; S42.500 COM
plete. Drive to business while the
Si8'150 BUYS this pretty little farm
only % min. from Sill. spr;: terms.
ONE ACRE. stream, 3 bedrooms,
az ACRES good home; S9,950.
4 ACRES. orchard. bungalow; SIR
10 ACRES, Groom rambler. S15.e5o.
STOP IN our once on U. 3. $40 in
0aithersburg. where you can get .
CLOSED THURSDAYS
OPEN SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
RIPLEY & ROMER, INC.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA 81 Cdr; clean; S495. Aus
tin. 20 ao 4-dr.; $4a5; Austin '4s 4
$465. NJ. G. 81; Sl.245. JACK
PRY. estab. 1923. 14th and p NV.
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

SEVEN 2-BEDRM. UNITS. practically
new apis. fully occupied. Tenants
pay cleo, close to shopping, schools
and transp. ia times the annual
income will buy. INEZ CUSHARD
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BARBER SHOP
sx xSBhN coM ESGAT79N N RrrsE 2e
RENTAL. GLASSMANOR, SOUTH
CAPITOL ST. | BLOCK OVER
b. G. LINE. IO 7-S6S6. =
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NTORMAN F. STREBE, with more guns
IN than reinforced company Of Marines,
never goes hunting any more.
IF go hunting" he explains, "a lot of
other people can't"
Mr.. Strobe, at SO, is not only one Of the
worlds foremost authorities on firearms.
He is gunsmith's gunsmith who can reach
into one of several hundred drawers and
come out with a genuine flintlock for
Revolutionary War rifle or base plate
for an Austrian Steyr- Mannlicker.
To his gun works at 5404 Marlboro pike,
Hillside, Md, come queries and orders from
all over the world. Someone has off-stze
ammunition but no gun. Mr.. Strobe can
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make the gun. Another has Winchester
73 with broken part. He'll supply the part
One of two men in the country specialize
ing in parts for foreign-made weapons, he
receives many orders for parts from the
very countries where the guns are made.
He has yet to reject an order because he
does not have the part.
His counterpart in this unique business
is on the West Coast-"and Just sent him
$4,000 worth of parts the other day" Mr..
Strobe grinned.
One instance in one Of his busy 15-hour
days might run like this, as it actually did
recently telephone caller needed ammu-
milton for gun. (See Opposite Page.)
Smyrna times., 1953-07-02
ADD FOOTBALL
TO WESLEY JR.
David r. Snow Named Ath-
letic Director and Foot
ball Coach
SCHEDULE LISTED

Football will be added to the
athletic competition program of
Wesley Junior College in the fall
with David r. Snow, Brunswick,
Maine, newly appointed athletic di-
rector for men, as the coach. DR..
]. Paul Slaybaugh, president of the
college, has announced the selec-
tion of Mr.. Snow to direct the in
stitution's first gridiron team, as
we'll as head of the mems athletic
department, and the schedule as
prepared up to this time. The
college will open its football season
on Saturday, october 8, at 2 pm,
against Montgomery Junior Col
lege. The game will be played
at Dover. The following Saturday
date is yet to be filled. The re-
of the schedule follows:
Saturday october IL, pm, U. S.
Naval Prep School, at Dover; Oc-
tober 1924, open; Saturday, octo-
berber 81. Gallaudet, at Washing
ton, D. c.; Friday, November 6,
night, Dickinson freshmen, at Do
yer; and Saturday, November IA,
at pm, Delaware freshman, at
Newark. Mr.. Snow is graduate
of the Brunswick, Maine, High
West Nottingham Acad-
emy, Colora, Maryland; and
Springfield, Massachusetts,, Col
lege, where he majored in physical
education and received his bachelor
of science degree in 1949 with cum
laude honors and his masters de-
gree in 1850. From September,
1851, until the present he served
as director Of physical education
for boys, both junior high and sem
ior high, and head coach for vars
ity football at Brunswick High
School. While there, he was also
head coach of junior high basket
ball, assistant coach of varsity
track, co-director of intra-mural
basketball, and organized and in
structed elementary school basket
ball ---sx4auu
Smyrna times., 1953-07-02
IN PLANE CRASH IN KOREA
First Lieut.. David E. Leyshon in
Plane Crash and Explosion

First Lieutenant David E. Ley
shon, son of Mrs. Miriam Clark
Leyshon, of Clayton, and grandson
of Wilbur E. Clark, of near Clay
ton died in Korea on June %. The
report received by Mrs. Leyshon
stated that her sons plane crash
ed and exploded when he was on
an air patrol mission over South
Korea. Lieutenant Leyshon was
graduated from West Point in 1851
and had been in Korea since Feb
ruary of this year. He was the
pilot of an F-94 type aircraft at
tached to the 319th Fighter Inter-
ceptor Squadron. His wife, the
former Doris zoll and their daugh-
ter, Laura Lee, reside at Roslyn,
Long Island, N. Y.
Smyrna times., 1953-07-02
SMYRNA GRANGE MEETING
Grange to Pay Half of Expense
of Fire Identification Program

Grange to Pay Half of Expense
of Fire Identification Program
The Smyrna Grange at a recent
meeting voted to pay half of the
expense of the rural fire identifica-
tion program sponsored jointly by
the Grange and the Citizens Hose
Company. The Grange also decid-
ed jointly by the Grange and the
Citizens Hose Company. The
Grange also decided to offer an
award for outstanding work in the
subject of agriculture which will
be taught at the Smyrna School
starting in September. This award
is to be given to stimulate inter
est on the part of students and
make more attractive the vocation
of agriculture. 1t was voted to
send the lecturer, Harold Nc
Grath, to the Lecturers Confer
ence to be held at the University
of Delaware August 3, 4, and 5.
The wienie roast for grangers will
be held at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Johnson on Wednes-
day, July %, at which time the
date for the annual Grange picnic
will be set. The committee for the
wienie roast includes Carlton
Blendt, Jr., Harold McGrath, and
Leroy Waters.
Smyrna times., 1953-07-02

WOMEN MEET
Newly Organized Democratic
WOmen's Club Hold Gov
cred Dish Supper
AT TAYLOR'S BRIDGE

Over 100 people attended the
first covered dish supper given by
Lower New Castle County Wom-
ems Democratic Club at Taylor's
Bridge Community Center last
Thursday evening. The club is
now month old and boosts a
membership of A. Roy Houney
set up public address system
which made it possible for the
President, Mrs. Ruth Haas, to
conduct the meeting. Distinguish
ed guests who were introduced
were Mrs. Belle Everett, Vice
President of the State Committee
and President of the Kent County
Club who organized the club and
the Georgetown Club of Sussex
County; Mr.. Vernon B. Derrick
son, Kent County Chairman, and
Mrs. Derrickson; Mrs. James H.
Hughes, National Committee Wo-
man; Mrs. j. Allen Frear, U. S.
Senator's wife; Harry S. Smith,
President of Sussex County Clubs;
Watson c. Cook, member of
Georgetown Club; Mrs. Edna Braz-
ure, President of Sussex County
Women's Club; Eliza ]. Dutton,
Committee Woman of 10th Dis
trict of Sussex County; Mrs. ]. b.
Gray, member of the 10th District;
Mr.. and Mrs Robert II. Reed, Mrs.
Anne Reed of Dover and Miss Eva
Carey Of Kenton. New Castle
County spokesman were Clifford
Pryor, Blackbird, and Sherman
Webb, ex-senator from Odessa. At
ter a few brief speeches, a surprise
package was awarded to Temple
Heinold, Townsend. The holders of
the lucky numebrs for the door
prizes were Harry Smith, George
town, and Mildred Keeler of Black
bird. Door prizes were donated by
Everhart Brothers and Boulevard
Electric Co., of Smyrna. A cake
auction followed with Mr.. John
Shetzler as auctioneer. A profit
of $38 was realized from this. The
affair was climaxed with the gen.
eral singing of old familiar songs.
Smyrna times., 1953-07-02
LOCAL 4-H'ERS
WINS CONTEST
ROnnie Stevens Named State
All Public Speaking
Winner
MEMBER COUNTY LINE

In a contest recently staged on
the campus of the University of
Delaware, Ronnie Stevens, a men,
ber of the County Line All Club,
Smyrna, was selected as the state
All public speaking winner. Stew
ems, representing New Castle Coun-
ty, spoke on the "Values of 4-H
Club Work.. In giving his talR
he made use of the All Club Greed
in explaining few of the many
values which are associated with
each of the four HIS. For young
Stevens, this was the second
straight year in which he has COM
peted in both the county and state
contests. Last year he was an
nounced the New Castle County
winner, but lost out to David
Eliot, of Laurel, in the state con-
test. All of last years disap-
were avenged recently,
as Stevens swept through
the county eliminations and went
on to the state championship. New
Castle County also provided the
girl state winner in the person of
Miss Marjorie Brown, Glasgow.
Miss Brown gave New Castle
County sweep of the days events
by gaining the unanimous approval
of the judges. She spoke on the
subject of How All Club Work
Emphasizes Achievement. The
public speaking program, sponsor
ed by the Pure Oil Company, offers
a gold Elgin wrist watch for the
state boy champion and a silver
ware set for the state girl champ
ion. Other participants in the con-
test were Betty Lee Cannon and
Sammy Tyndall, both of Sussex