Smyrna times., 1953-02-19
CLAYTON

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Ewells-St. Paul Church Notes
The Contact Club met at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Moor on
Monday evening. The Sunshine
Glass will hold a bake at SeviPs
Store on Saturday, February 21st
beginning at IL am. Regular
monthly meeting schedule = Ruth
Circle, Friday evening, goth, Feb
rua.y, s pm, Church Parlor.
v. F. w. Post 1901 Notes-Mr.
Paul C. Bickling was the Obligat-
ing Officer at formal obligation
ceremonies held at the Post Home
on Monday evening. The following
members took the oath of obliga-
tions: Robert Berghorn, Harry Bo-
dine, William Donovan, Russell
Haley, William Minner, William
Potts, Frank H. Searles, John
Shallenberger, David w. Shockley,
John Wassall, all of Clayton; Will
liam Cox, Jr., William A. Fretz,
Merritt Haley, Robert w. Graham,
Winston Justis, of Smyrna; and
Robert Shaffner, of Townsend.
Eight more members have signed
for the V.F.W. Walking Bloodbank
project. Mr.. Franklin Chase has
been entered as new member.
Commander Lester Smith welcom-
ed all members taking part in the
ceremony and at the end of the
session refreshments was served at
Get-Acquainted party.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Clayton P.T.A. was held on
Wednesday evening, February IL
in the school cafeteria, with Mrs.
James E. Walker presiding. It was
brought to the attention of the
members that the school ground
equipment recently purchased is
being destroyed by older persons
after school hours and on week.
ends. 1t has already been neces-
sary to remove the swings and if
the mischief continues the younger
children will be deprived of the
pleasure this equipment has
brought them, and the efforts of
the PTA will be in vain. Any sug-
gestions for stopping. this destruc-
ton will be welcomed by the PTK..
MIR. John Mullane, of the Federal
Social Security Agency, was the
guest speaker for the evening.
The Helping Hands Class of
Ewell's-St. Paul Church held a
Valentine Party on Friday evening,
February 18th at the home of HISS
Gladys Council. Members present
were: Barbara Hobson, Nancy
Argo, Patricia Potts, Ruth Ann
Sylvester, Evelyn Paynter, Louise
Walker, Mildred Fox, Elaine
Carey, Jimmie Chase, Eddie Turn
er, Gilbert Scheers, David Com
eggs, Earl Hurd, Harold Chambers,
Donald Dixon, Alfred Moore, Ron
ME Council, and Gladys Council.
Refreshments were served and a
good time was had by all.
The Social Side-Miss Alice En-
mis-, Conshohocken, Pa, visiting her
sister, Mrs. Bertha Sevil; Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Mack, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernie Miller, and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Fisher, Baltimore, were
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Cole; Miss Ruth Ann Rees,
a visitor to Baltimore on Saturday,
on a Civil Service mission. A
Blessed Event, son, Samuel Lee
Dulin, Jr., to Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Dulin, on February 9Th, at Kent
General Hospital. Mrs. Elwood
Thorpe wishes through this column
to express her thanks and appreci-
alton for all the flowers and cards
received during her recent illness;
James L. Cubbage to Washington
for Mid-Winter Conference, v.F.W.
Marshall Crossley, attending DIV
er Farm Machinery School, York,
Pa; This is Brotherhood Week!
Hi Brother!
The Weakly Wit-Adolescense-
When a boy goes from Mickey
Mouse wrist watch to a Marilyn
Monroe Calendar.
That's all for now, folks.