Smyrna times., 1954-07-01


town on Saturday night. Later
these men sold hokey-pokeys to
the Saturday night crowds, and
finally so many got into the busi-
ness that the whole affair collap-
sed for the want of sales. Proba-
bly, some people thought the e
men were getting rich from the
rushing market they had created.
On Sunday morning, the Rev.
Frank G. Buckley delivered d d a
sermon on the text, "And passing
through their mid S t, he went
away" He said in part, THE
reason for this particular demon
stration g ainst Jesus was the
fact that he intimated that there
were people, o other than those
within the sound of his voice who
might be in the sight of God
as good as they were. Unless and
until all people realize that in the
sight of God none are superior,
none are inferior but all are equal
then. "Jesus passing through the
midst of them will go away"
The text was from Luke 4:30.
Other interesting features of the
service was the baptismal cere-
money. the Rev. Tilgham Smith
of Middletown baptizing Robert
Pennington Price, infant son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Price. Also
during the morning service, Mr.
Joseph c. Hutchison as soloist
sang charmingly, "All tn at ]
need. There was a good atten-
dance.
The Republicans of Appoguini-
mink Hundred held meeting at
the Park Grille near Blachbird on
Wednesday evening of last week
This was one of the series of dis
trict meetings that have been held
throughout the district. Mr.. ELL
wood Leach, the New County
chairman, presided. Mr.. Joseph c.
Hutchison opened the meeting
and addresses were made by Mr
Leach and Mr.. Abrams of Wilm-
ington, both of whom gave a talk
to those attending. Several MEM
bers were there from the Woman's
Republican Club and the Young
People Republican Club in Wilm.
ington. D e m o n tr att ons were
made on miniature voting ma
chine during the evening. A deIici-
GUS turkey dinner was served dur
ing the evening.
A new dilemma comes to the
election officials. They propose tc
install and use the voting ma
chine, but must reckon with the
extreme weight of the machines
Three h ON S here are on the
agenda for service in this locality
on election day, November 2, bu'
the men in charge of the ma
chimes fear that the weight viii
be too m u h for any of the
homes. Then again the heavy out
fit is moved on castors or little
wheels similar, and these may cut
into the floor, the wheels being
so morrow and the weight sc
great. The matter is being looked
into and no doubt will be adjust
ed satisfactorily before the big
day for voting comes around.
The car left in town by Samuel
Bible who lost his life while fish
ing in Blackbird Creek few
days ago, is still standing or
Carton Avenue just as he left il
on that fatal day. 1t is thought
that the state authorities will
come here for it, or make some
disposition of the car in a short
time. The car has Delaware Ii
cense 83434.
People who pay cash for gro
ceries aren't so likely to get fat
as those who buy them on credit
The person who can't remem'
ber when he did something fool
ish is suffering from amnesia.
One way to get more for your
money than you expect is to
stand on a penny scale.
The modern girl is spineless
creature declares an editor. He
evidently hasn't visited beach re-
sorts in years.
You can find anything in 6
modern home except all of the
family.
It's true, of course, that crime
doesn't pay. And it's also true
that good behavior won't make
person rich overnight.
1t is fortunate that fool and
his money soon part. They form
a rather dangerous combination
Someday, says Road Boss, al
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