Smyrna times., 1954-03-25
CLAYTON


EwelPs ST. Paul Church Notes:
Sunday, March 2Sth is the fourth
Sunday in Lent, and the minister
zill speak on THE Highest Level
s2k Prayer" The Senior and Junior
choirs will sing Anthems of Praise.
In the evening at z pm, youth 10
70 13 win meet for worship and re-
creation. The Church Calendar
lists the following: Thursday,
March. 25th will mark the final
meeting of the Study Group on
Jeremiah, at the Parsonage at 2
pm. The regular March meeting
OF the Willing Workers class,
scheduled for Friday, March 26th
VIII not be held. The Delaney
Church will hold it's Official
Board meeting on Friday, March
36th at s pm. at the home of Mrs.
Frank Conner. Edward E. Hurd
and Betty Lou Burns, of Clayton,
were married in Ewell's st. Paul,
on Saturday afternoon, March 20th
at pm.
Newman Lee Urban Post,
VFW. Notes: Commander-elect
Elwood T. Starkey will be installed
into office at the next regular
meeting of the Post, on April 5th
by James L. Cubbage. Mr.. Cub
bage is a past commander of De-
partment of Delaware, V.F.W.
Other elected and appointed Off
GERS of the Post will be installed on
the same date.
Items: The big news in the en-
tertainment world is the opening
night tomorrow evening, Friday
March 26th of the Minstrel-Vari-
ETY. Show, and followed by a re-
peat performance on Saturday
evening, March 9th. This two
night stand is being sponsored by
the Newnam-Lee-Urban Post,
vFW., and is being held in the
Clayton School Auditorium. Made |
up OF local talent with a cast of /
thirty-five, and a chorus of eigh- |
teen, this show is expected to be
the entertainment high-ight of the !
season. John Betz, the producer, /
win be the Interlocutor, with Paul
Coyerdale, Willard Rutter, Robert
Haley. Pat Hartnett, Preston Bur-
ris, and Medford Davis, as End |
Men. Soloists will be Virginia i
Kruchen, Frances Kitchens,
Franklin Woodall, Charles Mast,
Elaine Carey, Bill Donovan, and
Eleanore Burke. Speciaities Joe
Westrod and Marvin Clough with
Banjo and Accordian. The ever
popular Tap Dance will be present
ed by Donnie Kenton, Pat Hart
nett, and Dot Whaley. Two of the
younger people I'm the show will be
ID years old, Elaine Carey and
Charles p. Mast, both of whom
win be featured as singers. Birth
days this week for Ralph Carrow,
and Clinton d. Robertson, Jr. Mr..
Lester Cubbage and Mr.. Herbert
Cabbage and families, both of Will
nlingfon, were Saturday visitors
with MIR. Linwood Clark. Mrs. Ber-
tina Sevil is i'll at her home. Airman
first class, Nelson Jones, son of
Mr. and Mrs. William Jones, is now
spending a 30 day leave at home
after a 12 month tour of duty in
North Africa. At the expiration
of leave Airman Jones will report
FOR duty at Lockpourne Field, |
Columbus, Ohio. Mrs. Eva Le-
Compile, of Wilmington, visiting
friends and relatives in town re-
Gently. Mrs. Edwin Shane, a patti |
ent at the Kent General Hospital.
Eddie Turner has returned home
after being patient at Kent Cen
erai Hospital Mr.. and Mrs. George
Knots attended the Ladies Night |
Drogram sponsored by the Kent |
County Firemen's Association, at
Caesar Rodney School, Camden
Wyoming.
The weakly wit: Medical dialo-
que: well, flow's your cold COM
ing aiong?" '9The colds getting |
along fine, Doctor-but I'm feel
ing awful"