Smyrna times., 1953-02-05
CLAYTON

Ewelrs-St. Paul Church Notes
The Dover District Pastors meet
ing was held in the Sanctuary on
Monday morning with the session
beginning at 1880 am. The WIS.
C.S. served a chicken and dumplin'
luncheon for the visiting pastors
and guests. The Sunshine Class
viii meet in the Church parlor to-
morrow evening at 8 pm. All
members are urged to attend.
Choir rehearsals will be held this
evening beginning at 7:30.,Dr. o.
A. BARLEY will be the speaker on
Sunday evening, February 9Th in
the first of a series of sermons
during the current Preaching Mis-
sion. Other sermons will be deliv-
cred by different pastors on Febru-
airy 10, IL, 13, and 18th with SER
vices beginning at 7:30 pm. Reg
ular monthly meetings: Sub-Dis-
trict M.Y.F. Monday evening, Feb
ruary 9th; Susanna Wesley Circle
Tuesday evening, February 10th;
Official Borad Wednesday evening,
February 18th.
VIEW. Post 1901 Notes-A reg
ular meeting was held on Monday
evening at the Post Home at which
time final plans were discussed for
the Initiation Ceremony to be held
on Monday evening, February 16.
Latest developments on the St.
Valentine Dance was reported.
Comrade Harry R. Shirley is hos
pitalized. Cards will reach him at
Brandywine Sanatorium, Marshall
ton, RID. 5, Wilmington, Del. With
So paid members, Ia are now need
ed for 100 percent membership.
Another drive will be made soon
TO get the Walking Blood-Bank
project completed.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Clayton Fire Co. will be held
this coming Tuesday evening,
February 10th with the session be-
ginning at sos pm.
DR.. r. w. Comegys has opened
new Office on the site of the former
Trinity Church property on Mar
ket Street. OF semi-Spanish de-
sign, the one-story building is COM
pletely modern throughout. The
spacious waiting room is of knot
ty-pine finish, with acoustic tile
ceiling, and indirect lighting.
Furnishings are of modern design,
and one novel feature is the kiddie-
corner with furniture made espec-
tally for the youngsters, and a ma
gazine rack containing many ma
gaines for the entertainment of
children. The rest of the Office is
made up of a consultation room,
with a minor treatment room adj
joining, a fully-equipped labora-
tory, an emergency room, and a
children's examining room. An
other room is set aside as an ex-
aiming room for adults. Indirect
lighting is used throughout, and
with the liberal use of glass-brick
and picture-windows the entire
building is well-lighted at all
times. Even temperatures are
maintained by the use of a hot-air
heating system with high-wall
ducts and Dashboard returns, with
ACKNOWLEDGING for the summer
months. After the completion of
landscaping drive-in emergency
entrance will be available, and
plenty of parking space for pa
tients. w. H. Simpson of Cam
den, Del, was the general contrac-
tor for the building.
Miss Eleanor G. Burke, r. N,
has recently assumed the duties of
Observation-Disclosures to DIR. r. w.
Comegys at the new office opened
recently. Miss Burke, a Clayton
native, attended Clayton Public
School and is graduate of Smyr-
ma High School, and st. Francis
Hospital, at Wilmington, and re-
Gently completed seven years SER
vice at the Kent General Hospital,
Dover.
The Social Side - Mr.. Clifford