Smyrna times., 1954-11-18
CLAYTON

EWeil S-ol. raul Onurcn NOTES
Sunday November 21st is the
thirteenth Sunday in Kingdomtide
and Thanksgiving Sunday. At the
morning worship service at IL the
minister will speak on ut Is God
To Remember will be
special anthems by the Senior and
Junior Choirs.-In the evening at
z pm. youth 10 to 13 will meet
in Fellowship Hall for worship
and recreation and the showing
of a film.-Monday, November %
at 8 pm, the Friendly Fellows
Bible Class will meet at the home
of Mr.. William E. Jones.-Tues-
day, November 23rd at s pm, the
Women's Society of Christian Ser
vice will meet in Fellowship Hall.
Friday, November 26th the reg
ular meeting Of the Willing Work.
ers will not be held.-The Devo-
tional read for Today Blessed
are they which do hungred and
thirst after righteousness; for
they shall be fiilled.-Matt. Sc.
Items-Rev. Mabel Erskine has
returned home after having been
a patient at Kent General Hos
pital.-The local firemen were
called on Sunday night following
car accident at the intersection
at the Clayton School. The car
was driven by Wilbert Turner, of
Wilmington, who suffered frac-
tured jaw, cuts of the throat, and
head and neck injuries. Accord
ing to the State Police the car
struck two highway signs, a
street sign, rolled over five times,
and came to stop well up into
the school lawn. Turner was TAX
en- to the Kent General Hospital.
Upon release he will face charges
of failing to show due care and
caution.-Mrs. Clarence B. Mark
er left on wednesday for Spo-
kane, Washington, where she will
make an extended visit with her
grandson, Wilson Marker, and
family 1t is announced that
special services will be held at the
Cooke Holiness Church, near Ken
ton, on Sunday, November 21st.
The afternoon service will begin
at 2:30. The evening service at
z o'clock will be conducted by the
Rev. Morris Bates, of Morrisbille,
N. j. Rev. Claude Lynch is the
local pastor.-J. George Knots is
confined to his home by illness
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Montague
have returned home after a j
weeks visit with Sgt. and Mrs.
Jackie Montague, at Moody Air
Force Base, Valdosta, Georgia.
Sgt. and Mrs. Montague are now
.he proud parents of a daughter,
Jayne Leigh.-Mr. and Mrs. Al
bert ]. Pleasanton will celebrate |
! wedding anniversary on Satur-
lay, November 20th.-Of interest |
to local hunters is an article by
he State Board of Health urging |
Ill hunters to discard any animal |
hat is sluggish or Indifferent |
upon detection. This is an indi-
,ation that the animal may be in
'ected with tularemia, a disease
to man. The med
cal term is tularense and the dis
ease may be transmitted to the |
person by contact with the skin
)r by entering the intestinal
sIdSh. 1lkt OloCdoC ltSSlA 10 AlhS1i- |
ed to that of typhus. Hunters
are urged to use rubber gloves |
when handling game. Refrigera-
ton does not destroy the organ
ism causing tularemia and game
should be cooked thoroughly. No
red juice should remain around
the bones when the game is ready |
to be served. - Lieutenant and
Mrs. Jack Smith are now occupy
ing the Carson apartment on
Clayton Ave. 1t. Smith is at
tached to the Dover Air Force
Base Birthday congratulations
this week for Arthur Dickerson
and Dudley Crossley.
The weakly wit-The Hunters
Lament. Here's to the chigger
with head no bigger than a pin,
but the welt he raises hurts like
that's where the rub
comes in