Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1953-01-15
CLAYTON

A meeting of the Committee on
Evangelism is called for tonight at
8 pm, in the Church Parlor. The
committee consists of Mr.. Dudley
Crossley, Mr.. Harvey Carrow, Mr..
Roland Mills, Mr.. William Jones,
Mrs. ]. M. Davis, Mr.. Charles
Pryor, Mr.. Harry Moor and Mr..
Roy Rogers. The Friendly Fellows
Bible Glass desire the support and
cooperation of all the church MEM
bers with the Minstrel. This show
is to be held on January 29th and
Both. The first rehearsal will be
held tomorrow evening, January
18th in Fellowship Hall. A letter
of appreciation has been received
from DR.. C. ]. Prickett, Superin-
tendent of the Welfare Home, for
the gifts to the patients at Christ
masime. Schedule of regular
monhly meeting: Sunshine Class,
first Friday, Sub-District M.Y.F.,
second Monday; Susanna Wesley
Circle, second Tuesday; Official
Board, second Wednesday; Contact
Club (Y.A.F.), third Monday; Ruth
Circle, third Friday; Friendly Eel
lows Bible Class, fourth Monday;
Woman's Society of Christian Ser
vice, fourth Tuesday; Board of Ed
ucation. fourth Wednesday; and
Willing Workers Class, fourth Fri
day.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the
VIEW. Post 1901 will canvass the
residential section for contribu-
tions to the current March OF
Dimes campaign. Mrs. Austin
Carey, Auxiliary President, will be
the chairman of this drive with
Mrs. Paul Bickling and Mrs. Amos
Mast soliciting Main Street; Mrs
Carey. Clayton Avenue; Mrs. Mil
ton Voshell, Highland Avenue; Mrs
William Short, Smyrna Avenue
Mrs. Frank Cole, Rodney and Kirk
wood Streets; Mrs. James Cub
bage and Mrs. John c. Cooper
West, Washington, and Eas'
Streets, with Miss Mary Burke
Bassett Street. Mr.. G. Medforc
Sparks will be in charge of can
wasting for funds among the bust
mes places.
"A surprise Stork Shower wa
given Mrs. Jean Dulin, on Monoa.
evening, January 9Th, by her moth
er Mrs. Wesley Conley and he
sister. Mrs. Jane Dunning, at tn
home of Mrs. Dunning, on Mail
Street. Guests present wer
Miss jeanne Deakyne, Mrs. Hild'
Hobson, Mrs. Dorothy Stokesbury
Mrs. June Letter, Mrs. Edna Cole
all of Smyrna. Mrs. Jack Mon
Aague. Mrs. Elwood Dulin, Mrs
Mildred Kennedy, Mrs. Mar
Louise Conley, Miss Mary Vaughn
miss Ruth KINNEY, Miss Gertrur
Smith, of Clayton; Miss Peggy Ev
erett, Miss Shirley Everett, Mis-
Florence Conley, Master Wesle!
Conley Kenton; and Mrs. Mae
wood Burchard, of Denton, Mary
land. Mrs. Dulin was the recipi
ent of many beautiful gifts.
At the close of the business ses
sion of the Clayton Fire Co. oil
Tuesday evening last near-sur
prise birthday party was given b.
the members in honor MIR. Linwoot
Clark. MIR. Clark was 80 year
young. Gifts were presented, ant
refreshments were served.
The Social Side Mrs. Ellel
Roth, a birthday. Word from Viii
lab r. Carrow, on foreign dut.
with the Air Force 20-miles from
Casablanca, French Morocco. MI
Penn Wilson, we'll known Scrib
from Townsend stopped in on Mon
day. Mr.. Wilson has been a loca
correspondent for the Middletown
Townsend area since a boy of IL
and gave your local correspondent
some helpful hints. Many thanks
MIR. Wilson-come again soor
Dickie Comegys bids fair to be
come Sprint Champion sometim
in his practice of making a run TO
the School Bus in the early morn
and often misses. Marshall Cross
ley, John T. Loder, Walter AXE
Elwood Weller, Clinton Robertson
and AL Northwood visitors to tn
Farm Show, at Harrisburg, Pa
this week. Mrs. Margaret Mile
at the home of her son, Clarence
in Wilmington, after a stay at tn
Memorial Hospital. Mrs. c. .
Hall is slowly recuperating at he
home after an operation at Ken
General Hospital. Mrs. Lester
Smith has returned home from til