Smyrna times., 1953-02-26
CLAYTON


Ewells-St. Paul Church Notes
The Sunday evening service will be
held in the Assembly Room of the
Sunday School at 7:30. Choir re-
hearsals will be held this evening,
Thursday 26th, with the Youth
Choir at 7:30 and the Adult Choir
at pm. The Willing Workers
Class will meet at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John Rambo, tomorrow
evening, Friday 27th at 8 pm. A
dinner will be served to the Smyr-
ma Grange in the Fellowship Hall
on Saturday 28th. Here is date
to remember, March 26th when a
public supper will be held in Eel
lowship Hall. Menu and other de-
tails will appear in this column
later. Regular monthly meeting
schedule Willing Workers Glass;
Friday evening Contributed: "Just
an ordinary member of the Church.
I heard him say, 'but you'd always
find him present; even on rainy
day. He had hearty handclasp
for the stranger in the aisle. And
the friend who was in trouble
found sunshine in his smile. He al
ways paid up promptly, and tried
to do his share in all the ordinary
tasks for which some had no care.
An ordinary member? think that
I should say, he was extraordinary
in an humble sort of way."[Lillian
M. Weeks.
v. F. w. Post, 1901 Notes - A
meeting will be held in the Post
Home Monday evening, March End
at 8 pm, at which time nomina-
tions for the several Offices will be
held.
bill" Carrow, a M-Sgt. with the
Air Force, is having an experience
not often had by former service
men-that of visiting again the
battle areas in which he served 10
years ago during World War II.
Sergeant Carrow is now with
Headquarters, 80th Transportation
Grcup. at Nouaseur Air Base in
French Morocco, and is serving as
Chief Clerk of Traffic. The prim-
ary mission of this section is to
supply all units and bases that are
now or will be stationed in the
Mediterranean area. Another
sergeant, and our boss, a Lieuten-
ant Colonel, and I, will be flying to
the various bases i'm this area to
determine their needs in the way
of supplies" Sgt. .Carrow comment
ed, and he added, $50 I should get
to see a lot of this country and
also the same countries that I saw
10 years ago during the war
Egypt, Tripoli, Italy, etc. Sgt
Carrow will be stationed at Nouas-
seur for at least IS months.
Clarence Butch Traverse, sor
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Traverse, has
returned home from the Delaware
Hospital after having undergone
two operations for an eye injury
suffered while at play by a nisdi-
rected arrow. AS the result of the
injury he will be unable to attend
school for the balance of the term,
Butch would like to extend his
thanks to all those thoughtful per-
sons who have sent the many gifts
and cards during his stay in the
hospital.
The Clayton tiremen were called
out yesterday morning in the early
nours to grass fire set by sparks
from locomotive at Brenford. Mo
damage.
The Social Side - Robert Fox
well, a birthday on the 25th cele-
brated at faraway Pearl Harbor
Mrs. Annie Wheatman has return
ed home after spending the winter
with Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Nab
rey. of Glendale, Arizona. Mrs
Fred Gsell and daughter, Joan, OF
Bellmore, N. Y, were weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter ID
Ross. A Blessed Event, a girl
Jeannine Dorsel, to MIR. and Mrs
William Whalen, at Kent General
Hospital, February 9Th. Mr.. I. G
Purse, agent for the S. P. c. A.
a visitor in town over the weekend
Mrs. Eva LeCompte, Wilmington
visiting in town on Thursday. Mr.
and Mrs. ]. e. Churchman left or
Sunday for a pleasure jaunt ir
Florida. Earl Moore, a birthday
William Billy Wiley, a birthday
Master Sergeant Ivan Smith ant
Sergeant Martin Moffett, attached
to Headquarters Battery, 193rt
Battalion, Dover, Delaware Ma
tional Guard, winners in a recent
recruiting drive, was rewarded by