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ATTENTION

ATTENTION
Industrious capable men
with car for sales work.
S positions available. In
come, working hours
and territory determined
by you. Call JU. 5-2422
for appointment.
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ROUTEMAN

ROUTEMAN =
Married. opportunity for perm. posi-
ton in service dept. Of well-estab-
lished firm; daytime hours. salary;
interview, ell am or by appt.
WESTERN EXTERMINATING CO..
1923 18th st. NV. ME. $3.50.
ROUTE MEN to cover specified route,
Mon. through Fri, plus approxi-
mately hours Sun. Pm, taking
photo supplies; earnings will ex-
coed S55 per wk. Apply 1870 Wis
conSin ave. -27
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Fruit and Vegetable
HeIDer

For fine retail market; prefer white,
with experience. bat not necessary;
must be sober and reliable; perma-
in person only. MIR. JACOBSON,
l1127 Conn. ave. NV. -22
FUNERAL HELPER AND DRIVER,
white. age 21-35: must have D. c.
drivers permit; experienced pre-
ferred; reliable and sober. Apply
Mr.: G.. C. Echols. w. w. CHAM
BERS CO.. 1900 Chaplin st. NV.
FURNITURE DRIVER and jumper
perienced furn. driver, also an ex-
perienced furniture jumper immedi-
ately. 44-hr. wk.,' company dement's,
excellent working conditions; must
know city. Apply in person to Mr.,
Raubaugh, manager at 1928 New
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ROUTE SALESMAN.
FOR MACKE

For established cigarette vending
route: exceptional opportunity for
man under 35 seeking permanent
position with established, expanding
firm: experience not necessary. Good
salary with assured increases, lib
eral family disqualification, insur-
ance and vacation benefits. Inter-
views. 8 a.rn.-12 noon or eyes,, by
THE G. B. MACKE CORP.
2l2 H st. NV, ST. $4,000
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LESLIE s; PERRr; ATTORNEY.

HIO 4 Sts NV.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia Ho5d-
Administra ation.-This Is to Give
District Of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia, Letters of Ad-
L, Hays. late Of the District Of
having Claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the
same. with the vouchers there1i'
LEGALLY authentisatted: to the saev Say
Of July, a. A. D.. 1853: otherwise the;
may by law be excluded from all
benefit of said estate: Given under
my hand this 31st day Of Decem-
Der. 1859. ANNA B. HAYS 235o
SRnTFN Shf%PIain St MaRauEs' 2S s. bsSuty 6tssss
REGISTER of Wills, for. the District
Court. ia2l .2sfe3.
NORRIS D. SCHWARTZ, Attorney.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for me District Of Columbia, Hold
Ing Probate Court.-No. 81. 769.
Administration. This is to Give
Notice: That the subscriber, OF the
District Of Solam6is 1nrt has Is, Obtained sbt med
trict Of Columbia. Letters Testa-
mentary on the estate of Joseph
Light, late OF the District of Co
lumbia. deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same.
authenticated, to the subscriber. on
or before the 30th day of June, A.D.
1858; otherwise they may by lawl
be excluded from all benefit Of said
estate. Given under my hand this
both day of December, 1852.
MORRIS D. SCHWARTZ, I'll 18th
st. NV (SealD Attest: MELVIN
j. MARQUES, Deputy Register, of
Wills for the District of Columbia,
Clerk of the Probate Court.
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CREDIT MAN

Young man, 1886 yrs. Of age. with
good training and education, to
supervise credit and collecting dept.
Of large newspaper publisher. Should
be familiar with Wash. area business.
Permanent position with opportunity
for advancement; 5-day. 40-hr. wk..
paid vacations and many desirable
company benefits; salary commen-
surate with experience and prior
earnings. In reply. give complete de-
tails concerning age, marital status,
health, educational BACKGROUND and
practical experience. Box 15-Y, Star.
MAN. experienced; |;
full or part time; for supermarket.
NV. Pa
DELivERY-GROCERY CLERK, col
ored. Apply in person, FARRAGUT
MARKET, 5004 1st st. NV. -23
DESK CLERK, colored. for Sat. night
relief, secretarial switchboard. AID.
4.26S7. bet. z am. and l d m Pr
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Statesmen
SALES TRAINEE
"a 600 fn &7 400

SALES TRAINEE
1892 to $7,488
We need two bright young men,
good appearance. fluent speakers,
college training. permanent. Car
desirable; Call fer iinSspsew intsTyiew With
SERVICEMAN-We have an opening
in our service dept. for a Young man
interested in Adding machine me-
chanics; we pay q salary while train
ing; generous promotions for the
right man; car is necessary; COM
pany benefits. Phone DI. 7-6613 for
interview. -21
SERVICE MECHANIC for domestic
appliances: servicing home freeZers,
automatic washers and dryers. Top
pay. company benefits to expert
enced man. win also consider
young man to learn. Must have
car. Apply SOUTHERN SERVICE
INC. 707 Edgewood st. ne. -21
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
white: fabrication experience and
good salesman; refs; SO day. plus
commission and vacation. BAR
RON'S SUNOCO SERVICE STATION,
Wis. ave. and River I'd. -27
SHEET METAL WORKER for gutter,
spout and tin roofing work. Call
LU. 4-3S25 in evening. -21
- Electric wiring. mate
rials and parts: experienced pre-
fsTrsd but VIZ EsERs sEa9 Sags6o Saggss66oTi5sS T6sS
st, NV. al
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exper.; good salary and
hours; in nearby Va. supermarket.
Apply SHIRLEY FOOD STORES
ofc.. 403 Swami ave-. Alex. Va.
SERvICEMAN. some
experience on domestic refgr.; car
necessary: 5-day week: COED pay.
vacation. For further information,
call MID-ATLANTIC APPLIANCES,
INC. 2o4466 W. Virginia ave. re.
MAN. colored, knowledge OF
apt. house work, PIX board and
elevator; 6-day week; must be
sober, reliable, with references. Cali
MRS. HEATHCOTE, RE. 7-0461.
RELIEF PIX OPERATOR for busy
board. Suns. $3.50 p.m.-7:0O am.
Permanent. Csc per hour. Apply
ROOM CLERK, 8 to IL PM; good
working conditions. Apply mgr. or
asst mgr, CARLYLE HOTEL, 500
North Capitol. Elk. 3-7670. --21
Sl0O per week guaran-
tee if accepted for excellent Fuller
Brush leadership. Training fur.
nished. Car necessary. Phone DI.
7-4477 or DI. 7-349s for interview.
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HelP--MEN

experienced in bldg.
contractors office, to act as offlce
manager, prefer one having expert
ence in estimating and taking sub
eidi GaRp REiNscH Ras S SoN Td
north. Arl. ia. s-3426; eyes,, ia.
S-0173. -26
ACCOUNTANTS RECEIVABLE book
keeper, under 80: must be quick
and accurate; for international pub
lieshins co.: paid vacations, hos
pitalization and insurance. CO.
5-lO14. MR.. NORRIS. -25
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HELP WANTED AGENCIES

DAMASCUS CHURCH EMPL. service.
RE 7-0206; 5fa-day wk.: workers
live in or out: refs checked. IA
IF UNEMPLOYED or wish O better
position see GRACE DUNN ct 1911
G st IRE. 7-2S2Sl.
CRAFTSMAN. engineers, all kinds
OPENINGS daily. Inquire Mr. Ford
At BOYD'S, cor. G and 18th INA
S.2340). --2l
PATRICIA STEVENS, now reregister.
ing new faces; no experience neces.
sary. Phone Ma, S-ti1R0. ~
Colorado Bldg. 1341 G. RE. f-393S.
BKKPRS. AND ACCoUNTANTs-we
specialize in these positions. ATLAS,
1920 N. Y. ave. NV, RE. 7-5767.
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HELP-MEN
JANITOR, colore,

vator bldg; license required. Two
bedrm. apt, plus $3.50 per month.
Only those. with the best of ref
erence need apply. For appt., call
DU. 7-34O0. Mr.. SIEGEL. --23
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HElP-.MEN
SHOE SALESMAN

Opening for l man, thoroughly ex-
women's shoes. Excellent opportunity
for man who wants more than lust
Q Job. Apply in person.
THE BOOTERY, INC.
1893 Connecticut Ave. NV.
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LEGAL NOTICES Cont

Washington, D. c.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 81, 1888
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FURNITURE FINISHER
Experienced with car, for outside
service; permanent position; many
company benefits; liberal salary plus
car allowance. Apply HOUSE AND
HERMANN, 7th and Eye sts. NV.
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EVENINGS EVENINGS

Steady Work-Good Extra Income
About 4 Evenings Week
Call 2 to pm. Wed, and Thurs.
HO. 2-9835 twhite).
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CAR HOPS

CAR HOPS
NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY
Interesting Job for young men on
full time or week end, day or night
shifts; salary plus excellent tips,
meals and uniforms furnished, paid
vacation. sick leave. insurance. hos
discounts
APPLY ANY HOT sHoPPE
OR ROOM 200, 1341 G ST. NV.
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An Opportunity

For 3 men bet. the ages OF 20 and
35. to work In recently opened fac
tory branch Of national manufac-
turer. Perm. positions. Complete
training and early promotions. Must
be willing to start at $75 per wk.
and be able to furnish local char
acter refs. Car essential Call RIA.
6-i204 Thurs for personal interview.
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MANHATTAN CO.
Laundry and Dry Cleaning
1928 Florida Ave. NV. DU. Till
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PERSONAL

VACANCY IN NURSING HOME for
elderly person: 24-hr nursing care:
licensed by State and county Super.
vision JU 9-604n
PA.,kHTS- Senu tor your tree copy
Of nooklet SHOULD l GIVE MY
CHILD DANCING LESSONS?" An
SwerS your questions on why your
child will oenefit from dancing, at
what age he or she should start.
what type OF lessons. how dancing
elleviates moor posture and physical
defects, etc Phone EX. 3-4100 for
your free copy anytime from 10
an; to 10 pm, ARTHUR MURRAY
DANCE STUDIOS. 1106 Conn. ave
NV Studios In Arlington. Alex-
andrls and Silver Spring
NURSING HOME-Vacancies in a
real home. with 24-hour supervision,
for your loved ones; convalescent.
aged or invalid lovely. quiet sub
urban area; beautiful grounds;
cheerful, sunny rooms; licensed.
WHITE MOTHER will care for your
children in registered home, Bla-
densburg. Md uN 4-1356. -2l
PERMANENT S4; shampoo. WAR
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE, 1910 G
st
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ASSISTANT
TO MANAGER
AA OPPORTUNITY
KEEP PRESENT POSITION

AA OPPORTUNITY
KEEP PRESENT POSITION
Men, 20 to 40 years old. to assist
manager evenings per week. 3
hours per evening. Keep present
position. Increase earnings $50 to
$75 per week for IL enjoyable
hours. Car preferred.
APPLY IN PERSON
WEDNESDAY EVENING, z PM.
600 GEORGIA AVE, NV,
ROOM 10. SEE MR.. HUGH BAKER
AUTO BODY DAMAGE ESTIMATOR
We have an opening for an ex-
perienced. estimator, 5h-day week;
ideal working conditions. good start
ing salary with chances for .ad-
vancement. ROSSLYN AUTO BODY
CO., ia. $4,000. Apply Mr.. Keys.
AUTO BODY MEN, $3.50 with top
guarantee; permanent Jobs to steady,
sober men; vacation with pay, in
Surance and other benefits. See Mr..
Minson, PARKWAY MOTOR CO.
INC. 3040 M st. NV. -25
AUTO BODY SHOP, general man.
ager. capable of estimating his own
work; good producer will be given
share of profits; excellent salary
plus commission to start. See Mr.
MHoTssA1Esg NsssSds Sftsg ISc pm; IRA, AgTo ITO
dens6urg Rd.. II. s.sso0. "a
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NOTICE 10 JOE APPLICANTS
Firms engaged In tnferstate com.
merce or in the production OF
goods for commerce must no,o pdp
at least rs cents an hour and
time ana one-hdlj TO, opertime
under the Federal Wage and Hour
LaD. job seekers offered less bv
copsred Arms should notify the
Wage and Hour Diptsion. o. s.
Department OF Labor. telephone
Executive 1850. Extension fSIe,
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DESK C1,ER.K

Iot over 30 yrs. sober. neat appear
ance. good health and active: meala
Sl75. Answer in own handwritini
giving phone number; refs. required
BOX 247-R. Star. -23
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DRAFTSMEN
Experienced in electronic design, lay
out work. Salary open. 1O4 West
JeneTson st., Falls Church. JE.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-05-23
8ierter SeiI
Sernale s Cube
g lie benunb brei Sig It tes
&apiteI
Natbanaels Mnftras

&ur5 Dor 8eeinn Ser 8elaserung
bate in sSeruIalem Sobannes BON
@is6ala nit leinen @aIilaern Die
Sberbano geiponnen. grihredt ourh
Die oielen 9inri6tungen, tDel9e oie
3eloten obne gnbe polIltreften, per-
banoen iib aae nod et1uas @endBig-
teren nit ibnL uno glea5ar iab iib
nit ieiner 9fotte auf oen inneren Tem=
pei bei6rGnft. Die 8urg Intonia uno
Die groBen Sdlllenballen Der Sempel-
umfaii1ng bielten Die @alilder beIett,
uno in Sen duBeren 8orbofen fam es
tdglid 81 Sharmiibeln.
glea3ar erfannte, baB er allein iiber
Ieinen @eener nidt Weiiter iperoen
fonne. Na6oem er pom Eenlpelba6e
Gus nod einnlal bie Stelung llnb
lFa6t Der @aIilder iiberblift batte,
perIammelte er oaber BEN Sanbeorin
ser gerteibigung in Der 3elle @aiitb
5ur 8eratung.
6inItere @eIibter umgaben ibn;
2eioenidaft gliibte in Den ounflen
9lugen. .griiber," begann er, lid
babe nun li6ere &unoe, baB Die
G0mer nit bem 8eginne oes 5riib-
lings Dor Seruialem eriheinen per-
Sen, bier ober flint 2egionen, uno
oa5u oie SilfspoIfer oes berooiani-
i6en gerraters. Moge Der Serr
6euer unb Sbmefel anf lie regnen
laiien lpie auf Soboma unb @omor-
rbol 9ange bate id geglaubt, Der
Streit Inn bie &aiierfrone, ben Der
Serr, unier Gott, in ibrem eigenen
Sauie entfaht bat - geprieien let er
oafiir! =, tperbe Die @ottDerflnhten
nad Stalien rufen, no Der &rieg tie
freiien tpiiroe tpie Die 8biliiter IN ben
Sasen Sanls, oa zines ieben Seinoes
Sdmert seeen ieiHen 8rnoer geahdt
mar. Sdon lit es ia 10 iDeit eetom.
men, baB in Mom ielbit getdmpff
puroe umo baB Der Eempel ibrer
bodlten @otter auf benz aapitol m
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-05-23

sub Sen slusidlas. Wait SubeI eingen
Geipalians SoIoaten anf 6ie sln.
regung ein Die langit ibon ibren
@iiniden entlprad. Mm 1. ssuIi SO
riefen Die Segionen in Megppten, am
3. Suli Die Inn Gdiarea periammeIten
ltno am Is. Suli Die Sruppen Ue,,-
clans in slntiobien 8eipalian sum
&aiier aus.
9a lieB Ser neue Gaiar Sen ssIa-
piuS SolepbuS Dor iib fommen, Der
| ibm Oieie grbebllng bur1 feline fri
pole auslegung Der DeeIliastpeis-
iagung perfiinbet batte, nabm ibm,
Sic 6eiieln ab unb perii6erte i'm
Iieiner bleibenoen CUNT.
8erenice aber erinnerte Situs an
oas 8elt6t, bas ibnen pereint sic
&rone perbeiBen babe. vBir mouen
oem S6idiale ni6t porgreifen," ant
1portete oieier; .tpie i'm oie Boraen
geiponnen baben, 10 muB unier Sc.
bensfaOen iid) abpideln. @as beIfen
oie Sreul6tuiire2 @enn es auf midi
anfommt, 10 jon Die &rone nns ae-
meiniam lein." 4aum balb befriebigt
mar 9erenice burd oieie @orte, oie
ibrem gliibenben @breei5 gar 5u fiibl
porfamen.
SSsm Eager ieood berri6te bacdan-
| tide Sreuoe. r9eil Beipaiian! Sell
unlerem &aiIer! Sell Seinem Sobne,
Dem tapferen uno berrliben Eitus,
Ser 5rel.oe unb Suit oes grbfreiies!"
briiqten oie trunfenen Soloaten.
vSett nad Seruialem uno Damn NIT
Hubm uno 8eute belaoen 5uriid nad
Gom! gtieber nit Dem &aIbe Bitel-
illus! geieoer nit Ben Brdtorianern!
8ir ielber lpollen HrGtorianer iein
uno Die fetten 8ilien nit Dem Iei6ten
Sienlte Ser HalaItipa6e baben! Nein!
Sitter, Senatoren tpollen mir tperoen;
Seipalian iou uns oa5u MAIDEN. Sod
unler 5eloberr uno iein gottliber
Sobn Situs!"
60 idrien bie 2egiondre uuo
ralten, ntlf 2Setnldub betran3t, oen
Sbprlusitab i6ningenb uno oes
liiBen 8eines bon ourh gGlarea i,no
Die 2agergaiien. Selblt Die gbriIten
batten bellte auf @eiiuns bes Sit1s
tell an Ser Sreuoe uno genoilen oie-
ielbe unter iiG in ber5li6er @eile.
0enn lie freuten ii6 tuirflid, oaB
&om nab ungebeuern tpie gaIigula,
gtero uno 8iteatus einen gbrenmann
Die Seipaiian unb beiien Sobn Eitus
gum Serri6er baben iollte, uno err
iparteten unter oieien &aiIern auh
fir bie driitlide &eligion mebr Gull
oung uno 6reibeit. Mu6 iie iebnten
IidJ nab Dem gnoe BEG &rieges; boff=
ten lie bod Damn bom Seere entlaiien
5u peroen, in pel6em Der Dienit fir
tie NIT iebenl Gage l1nertrdglider
mur0e.
Smyrna times., 1953-04-16

will run it on a more extensive
scale.
Mr.. Fred Williams, of Smyrna,
is relieving Henry E. Cain, ticket
agent at the passenger station in
Dover, during the latter's absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Sevil have
returned from, their wedding trip
and are now living in their new
home on Smyrna avenue.
Cards have been issued for the
wedding of William H. Wood and
Miss Delma Covington Elliott,
which will take place at Centre
vile, April 22nd.
The wedding Of Rev. Walter
Byron Stehl, rector of st. PauPs
Church, Centreville, and Miss
Katharine Sheppard Lucas Of
Shepherdstown,W w. Va, took place
today in Trinity Church, Shep-
herdstown
After dispensing with its weekly
meetings during the season of Lent
the Clayton Whist Club resumed
its meetings again last evening
when Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil G. Ma
honey entertained the club at their
residence on West street.
Employees of the Delaware Rail
road Company erecting the new
telegraph line, have passed through
this town and are now working be-
tween here and Cheswold. They
are erecting the poles on the west
ern side of the railroad, and will
continue on down the line until
they meet the gang that started
from Delmar,
The Easter services at Kenton
were well attended Sunday, al
though the weather was unfavor-
able. The church was prettily
Smyrna times., 1953-04-16

E. Morris Cloak on Saturday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. David C. Lloyd and
son of Maplewood, N. J., were the
guests over Easter of Mrs. Frank
F. Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace David, Jr.r
and Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Ford and
son motored to Washington, d. c..
on Sunday to view the Cherry
Blossoms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Gafford and
daughter, Jeanette, of st. Georges
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. George Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ". Lawler Of
Wilmington, were guests over
Easter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Goldsborough.
Mrs. Harvey Merrill of Whining
ton, was the guest over the week
end of Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Still
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry D. Boyer
and Mrs. C. E. Rowland ATTENDED
yesterday the funeral services ot
their cousin, Mrs. E. r. Donnelly
held from her late home at At
lantic City, N. ].
Miss Roberta Collins of Stuart
Hall, Staunton, Va, and Miss Mar
garet Collins of Women's College
Newark, Delaware, have returned
after spending Easter with theii
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest P
Collins.
Mrs. Charles Hulett of Chester
town, Md, spent the weekend will
her mother, Mrs. William H. Stay
ton.
Smyrna times., 1953-04-16
20 Years Ago

A large contingent of Smyrna
High School pupils including a
number of others motored down to
Dover Thursday, to attend the
Statewide Defamation and Ora
torical contest. The highest plac-
es in the county contests were won
by pupils of Smyrna High School,
Miss Ethel Streets of Smyrna, as
Kent County winner of the Ora
torical Contest, and Miss Virginia
Roe of Smyrna, as winner Of Kent
County Defamation Contest.
Easter was celebrated in Snyr-
ma by all the churches and despite
the inclement weather the services
throughout the day were largely
attended.
Henry T. Price and Richard c.
Price, senior and junior students at
Georgia School of Technology, At
lanta, have been elected to the
honorary fraternity Tau Beta Pi.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Arthur CHM en-
tertained at a turkey dinner Sun
day in honor of the birthday Of
their niece, Miss Ethel M. CHM, Of
McDonough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Cloak of
Stonehurst, Pa, Mrs. Andrew Mar
vel, Miss Sarah Marvel of George
town, and Mr.. and Mrs. Cummins
E. Speakman of Wilmington, were
among those from a distance to
attend the funeral services of Mrs.
Smyrna times., 1953-04-16

At the regular meeting of the
Smyrna Town Council, Friday
evening, Mr.. Charles P. Thornley,
was elected a councilman of the
sixth ward to succeed Mr.. Henry
S. Anthony, resugned.
Easter was generally observed
on Sunday last by our churches of
all religious denominations in this
town. The weather conditions were
rather disappointing, but did not
affect the attendance and the hour
for morning service found the
churches well filled.
Rev. and Mrs. w. D. LeFevre,
Miss Mary LeFevre, Mr.. John P.
LeFevre of this town, and Profess
or Charles Howell LeFevre, of
Cambridge, Md, attended Monday
the funeral of Major Charles M.
Howell. who died Friday at his
home in Lancaster, Pa.
Miss S. Bell HAZEL, daughter of
Mr.. William H. Hazel, of Smyrna,
and Lewes Thompson, an employee
at the Jackson & Sharp plant of
the American Car & Foundry Co.,
in Wilmington. were quietly mar
ried in Philadelphia this morning.
The couple will reside in Whining
ton.
Miss Margaret Robinson who on
Wednesday next will become the
bride of Mr.. Phillip Price Jacobs,
of Bridgeville, will be given fare
well dinner by her former school
friends Friday evening at the resi-
dence of Miss Edith Beck.
DR.. Rebuen E. Denney Of Phil
adelphia, has been spending few
days with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Denney.
Mrs. Samuel J. Reynolds and
Mrs. Frank F. Evans were in New
ark last Wednesday and Thursday
to represent the Presbyterian
Church of this town at the annual
meeting of the Women's Mission
ary Societies of the New Castle
Presbytery.
Cards are out announcing the
wedding of Andrew Donnell Marsh
all, son of Insurance Commissioner
George w. Marshall, and Miss Jen-
ME Dickinson Causey, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter F. Causey OF
Milford.
CLAYTON
I. j. Warner and William Blair
have purchased the lumber bust
ness of Alfred L. Hudson, Jr., and
Smyrna times., 1953-04-16
Grain Storage

The grain trade has formed a
voluntary organization called the
National Grain Sanitation Confer
ence. It will cooperate with the
state Agricultural Extension Ser
vices and farm organizations to in
form farmers of the great need
for better sanitation in the stor-
age of grain, especially on the
farm. Losses in on the farm stor-
age because of rot and insect dam
age makes up major part of ma
tional storage losses.
Smyrna times., 1953-04-16

decorated with Easter lilies and
potted plants. Special music was
Rev. McFaul gave us a
very able sermon which was much
by the congregation.
Smyrna times., 1953-04-16
SMYRNA DOINGS
OF so YEARS AGO
Notes of Marriages, Deaths
and Matters of Interest
of Half Century Ago
so YEARS AGO THIS WEEK

Taken from our old files of
corresponding week, as near
date of this issue as possible
Fifty Years Ago. This column,
now a regular feature of the
Times, win call to mind people
and events of the older genera
tion.
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Thursday October J. 1859 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN p.s.
6S Competed In Pistol Matches
AtKey West Gun Club Saturday

Despite heavy winds and q thr.
eat of rain, eS men participated
Saturday, September at the Key
West Gun Club at Stock Island In
the second pistol meet Of the 1853.
81 military match schedule to es.
tablish q new attendance record
for center fire matches.
Team hencrs went 10 SuRAs-
DEVDET With . score Of loIs
while AuW scheeI was second
with Q fetal 81 US. SURAsDEv.
DET's winning issm members
were J. 2. Merry, sol. p. 7.
Thompson, QMc, J.. A. Smith,
TING, ard r. c. Bavuh. TMc.
For the first time since the start
Of these matches the Marine Bar.
racks fielded Q team. This team
headed by LIST 1t. B. A. Adams Is
q welcome addition and win pro.
vide stiff competition in the fu.
tire.
In the individual races the Elk.
pert class was won by C. L. Alex.
ander, ADJ. VX1 with a score Of
264. Second and third in this class
were A. c. Smith. Eta, AUW, and
]. d. Ellis, ENC, Submarine
Squadron Four also with scores Of
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264. This three way tie had to be
broken by the rapid fire scores
with Alexander's 81 the best.
High Sharpshooter was J. A.
Smith, TMC, SurAsDevDet with
257; second F. E. Pagel, Ell, Fleet
Sonar School, 256; third 1t. H. S.
Morgan, USS Batfish, 247. First
Marksman, L. A. Younglove, EMF,
USS Saufley, 264: second 1st 1t.
B. A. Adams, Marine Detachment,
I261; third r. v. osburn, BIC, USS
Saufley, 259. High Tyro went to
T. S. Tomblinson, ADJ. Vx1, $50;
second CPL. S. G. Bradley, Marine
Barracks, 238, and third Circle F.
]. Klein, Fleet Sonar School, 235.
The next regular match viii be
held q November with % caliber
pistols or revolvers, II is empha-
sized to all who may wish to par
ticipate in these matches that this
is a handicap shoot. Tyros or new
shooters fire the Florida Police
Course in which slow fire is shot
at Is yards and timed and rapid
at Is yards. Marksmen fire the
more difficult Camp Perry Course
while Sharpshooters and Experts
fire the National Match Course.