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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-03
SweItering Heat

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Committees Publications. and First Readers both side.
OF the Atlantic"
FOR THE READER:
The writer declared that the adverse weather which had
permitted the Nazis 70 mobilize and MATERIEl was
Protestant Catholic, Jewish, Creek Christian, MATERIA
MEDiCA and Communist wesfherl
When the writer examined his Christian Science Mont
received the morning. 28'52 corrections IN the
End nornne) he delighted TO find the leading editorial
bearing the title NAH WEATHER. II not written
strong language the writer had used but II fine
timely editorial The weather cleared within ~ hours Of the
telephone call and aircraft quickly gained complete
n,snd Of that sector.
WEATHER COOLED OFF ALL OVER NATION
That Saturday evening the weather had cooled sppre
Gladly but the weather report stated that the heat would
bounce right back; BUT IT DID NOT; the CONTRARY
the heat spell WAS BROKEN ALL OVER THE NATION.
Now, non-chrsitsn Scientist could very reasonably
say "oh, that coincidence; wouldn't believe
that conversation the word OF Cod could produce
change in weather"
FULL ASSURANCE
But may cite with full The words Of The
prophet Isaiah Who speaking for Cod said my word shall
profit wherefo IL is sent"
The. radio executive became a viee-prssidant Of ma
tionsI radio chain with headquarters in New York.
July z, 1857
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-03

~ Is distinct privilege 10 be here Publishing Is com.
Psrsiive business for but being reader Of the
Christian Science Monitor for IS years, you will admit
that somewhat informal course Journal
ism.
The Christian Science Monior good ward.
stick in svsusns other newspapers and commentators TOO
TAR. Guy NunnI tsmIes
~ would probably be agreed that the Christian Science
Monitor has been great blessing 10 country and the
woodland il has been TO family
I'm 1907 optimisi for the United States, and the
human we'll!
impressed with eovntry protection under DIVINE prov.
idenee.
Some time ago wrote that human being really
Ioses For example, know that millions have suffered
rby in times and many have premature deaths
Well their compensation sdeqvaeln premature awsk
ennss TO heaven and eternal Iife"n that collective
seriousness called the next world At this writing would
add; seeming short evt'-
Which reminds me Of the Bible and Shakespeare, as
sembIins such a statement this There is destiny,
divinity divine providence that shapes ends rough
hew them how will"
OMr. Carl Murphy who followed The writer speaker,
reminded Of the humor used 70 hear the radio:
That amt the way hesrted) f He said "Oh here's The
way heard IL There's destiny which shapes ends
ROUGHLY
st Paul thoroughly understanding Christ Jesus life,
the marvellous triumph Of The Resurrection the sgn
Of the Ascension. you will recall said All things work
together for good them who love God TO them who
the called according TO His purpose.
And we're all csIed-whether know il not
And Paul added ~ God be for US. who land add
whst?) can be against vs?" Nothing. whatsoever
And Mary Baker Eddy whom many Of consider 10 bs
Gods highest representative since Christ Jesus says:
Divine Love always HAS mel and always will meet
every human need
Thank you
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-03

eaiIy insane and morally wrong"
Revfher called on the Administration 10 "sei quickly
and vigorously 70 stimulate employment"
But Arthur r. Burns chairman of President Eisenhowers
Council Of Economic Advisers. gave indication that the
Government considering plunge into public works or
other special spending programs
The Federal Reserve Boards Index OF industrial Pro-
dveton for May showed sessonay adjusted vPvrn OF two
points about Is per cent.
This probably the most solid "UpiUrn" indication in
the spring harvest Of figures because The business dip has
been almost confined 10 industrial production
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-03

The Red devil, crminslly conceived in sin and
brought forth inquity" (Job) Clio, being prisoner of
the DEVIL whom Satan hath ound'-Jesus-naturaily
any of jobs though the job holders work
the dev!-as do all engaged in the growth, process
ng d.tributon and use of the DEVILS FALSE GODS OF
ALCOHOL BEVERAGES AND TOBACCO!!!
In the spirit of the Golden Rule according to Christ
being mindful that 1--WE brothers keeper"!-
Greater love hath than this: that man lay
down his life for his his mortal carnal,
called life of "the CHASTITY farce of material exist
.ns.'i Up. 272, S&H).
The greater love" is Of Christ Jesus!
Thee S. MONITOR AND ITS EDITORIAL
THE WRECKER"-OF MARRIAGES
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES!
"Of l,434 divorce analysed by the Philadelphia
Bar Association excessive drinking appeared casual
factor in more than 300
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18th Annual Convention NNPA-

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And many other outstanding individuals in the publish
ing field.
II was again delightful 10 Mrs Gladys Johnson and
Miss Grace ssdler Of The Courier.
The Detroit Tribune publisher rather unexpectedly
invited 10 make few remarks whsrevpon he welcomed The
visitors especially those from az town. and wished for
them pleasant stay and that they might take with them
renewed inspiration.
Continued Neat Column, TOP
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ton VOID of the divine guidance inspiration and discp
line of Gods Christ Science Messiah!


line of Gods Christ Science Messiah!
THE GLOSSARY AND ITS INTRODUCTION
These things saith He that holy He that He hath
the key of David He that
ieih and openeih; behold
fore thee door. REVELATION
In Christian Science learn that the substitution of
the spiritual for the material definition of Scrpural word
often eucdiaes the meaning of the inspired writer On
this this chapter added IL contains the
physical Interpretation of Bible giving their spiritual
sense. which is also their original meaning.
ABEL Watchfulness; sef-offering; surrendering to
the creator the early fruits of experience.
ABRAHAM Fidelity faith in the divine Life and in
the eternal Principle of being
This patriarch illustrated the purpose Love
trust in good, and showed the e-preservng power of
spiritual understanding
ADAM. Error; fasty; the belief in Original sin, {"
sickness and death; evil; the opposite good-of God
and His creation; CURSE belief in intelligent matter
hnteness. and morality dust dust red sandstone
nothingness; the first god of mythology; Gods man.
who represents the God and is s image and like
the opposite of Spirit and His creations that which
not the image and likeness of good but material belief
opposed to the Mind, Spirit; so-caled finite mind
producing other minds thus making gods many lords
many N Corinthians viii 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-03
Comment From Christian Science
Friends:

Question: How do you like journalistic 'ohild7
Mr.. Fruehauf, that's not CHILD! It's very
much of an ADULT! It's doing lot of good It's reaching
people who would not be reached otherwise.
Thank you, Christian Scientists and other Tribune
readers
GREAT BRITAIN COMPENSATED ITS
SLAVE OWNERS FLOR ECONOMIC
LOSS THUS SUSTAINED!
1t will be recalled that beloved Abe Lincoln
sidered that procedure possible Of avertns tho
impending Civil War!
BIRTH CONTROL IS APPROVED BY AUcUsTANA
LUTHERANsT
Los Angeles. June " UPl
. decide with their conscience But The
nittee CONDEMNED the UNREsTRAINED' PRODUCTION
OF CHILDREN WITHOUT REALISTIC REGARD TO GOD
GIVEN RESPONSIBILITIES INVOLVED in REARING Chill
DREN = y. Tribvne)
"rEEN.AcERs FIGHT POLICE IN ONTARIO" tcsnsdsM
Detroit Free Press
WERE CELEBRATING THE END or THE SCHOOL YEAR1
80 TEENAcERs scUFFLED WITH FOUR PoLlcEMENI
Another fight developed police halted party Of
about IS students many Of The boys and girls
iNTOxcATED"-wiih and without alcohol
More Adam and Eve and daughters Of The DEVIL out
OF homes churches and Sunday schools VOID Of Gods Christ
Science Messiah Millennium
tSee Page z Top Right
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cigarettes Do Hasten Death!
American Cancer Society
ZAP, Detroit News)


The late THOMAS EDISON and Mr.. HENRY FORD
PROCLAIMED THUS GENERATION AGO
OUTBREAK OF WORLD WAR I-l9l4
oetopvske of the devil increase ensIsvement OF
all peoples and all EXCEPT Chrske Christian Scen-
tistsl-Gods Chosen Peoplel
Gods MANDATE TO chrsike Christian Scientists
Keep the devils 'dupes' of MEMBERSHIP in Chris
sn Science churehes
No tobacco users
No Of alcoholic beverages
No Of the soothing syrups OF The devil, OF the
NJ Ds. drug stores. hospitasI
NOT svrseons!-
BUT operations via the sword Of The spirif1 OF
scientific, ChristIike prayers rebukes admonons, insue
ton. Observation-Disclosures Spiritual regeneration
No substitution OF psycharY for the divine metaphysics
Second Observation-Disclosures Jesus. Holy Ghost
conceived Son Of Msryeenvries Of moral and spiritual
purfesonlpeeIudins conception by male esrnsI soesled
mind and eeo!-permiftns COMPLETE liberation from
the gigantic fraud. MYTH The deviI-snims magnetism
n,sferalsm!-
"a murderer, who abode NOT in the truth, because
there's truth in him ~ John s;43,44L
Jesus declared Il have many things TO say unto
you bear them nowbui the Father will send
you The Comforter the Holy Ghost Spirit OF Truth
who will teach you ALL things -
THE SECOND MEsslAH-MIRAcLE CHRIST
SCIENCE MILLENNIUM
Teaching US ALL thingsl-snd bringing TO mind s
things whatsoever Christ Jesus-esssh Savior the Way
the Truth. and the lfe"-ssd and did unto distributing
propheeyl-naking history OF the highest magnitude and
blessnes-insusurstins divine. heavenly Millennium
making practicable the Christ promise my works and
GREATER shall ye do-hesne all Of diseased
casting devs-persons national nterns'ionsIi-ss
per-
Moses Pharoah
David Goliath
Jesus corrupt JUdaisml-
with imeIess triumph des'h-"hs last enemy
incompar abIel-Unprece
Likewise, His Aseension--4o days later
Pentecost-lo days sterI-Cods spiritual, psychological
roment-
Giving marching orders, forever 10 His christlks
soldiers sp-with "esons OF angels for guidance,
oompanionshp. and protection!
The high priests demand Of death for Jesus eliminated
in the DEATH OF AN ANTtcHRIST, CHRIST VOID, UN
SCIENTIFIC UNSPlRiTUAL, JUDAS JUDAISM
reiierae BY the year 1000 every intelligent honest
Hebrew will earnest Christian Seen
ts-or have his honesty and intelligence qvestioned-
No loyalty approval possible!
The same for the devils Roman Catholic duPesl
Professionals. overwhelmingly not heavily in bon
daqe TO his Satanic mses'yl-snnsI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
srlhe MYTHICAL, "ehssy farce OF material tsoesled
existence
The same for Asses and Communists
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ANY ADAM AND EVE exercise ''the wisdom of
this world which is foolishness with God'!-St Paul
MUSICIANS AND CAESAR PETRILLO!-
THEIR UNION CAR!
WHOM SATAN HATH BOUND!
SERVING THE COUNTRY-or, EXPLOITING IT
FOR THE DEVIL?
75o to 90 of all music is the expression of sensual
and sensuous animal gnetsm!-of the devil!-as per
high ranking class taught student of the Rev Mary Baker
Eddy, third of century ago!
Kenney Baker is once exception! He gravtsted into a
of singing Christian Science hymns, which do not
pander the flesh and the carna socalled mind but
they promote spirituality and recognition of the
peteness and excusveness of the ONE God!
the spriual!-whch excludes SHINING stupid, bunder
ing Adams and Ewes! and their cockeyed offspring !!
little savages
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-07-03
POINT OF ORDER!
A ROTTEN APPLE sPoILs THE BARREL!

The Apocrypha books in the CATHOLIC BIBLE the
rotten s'!-almost devoid of spirituality (which
puts the finger of God and marks Roman Catholicism
the devils sensual counterfeit of the spiritual
lberating, triumphant, Christianity of Christ Jesus!
whose Christ did NOT people into hospitals as and
insane asylums!-whose Christ did NOT promote crook
ednes politics. religion, the gigantic frauds of medicine
surgery psychatry! and the spiritual nakedness of
called natural scence and education!
r. c. DEMOCRAT, SENATOR MCMAHON, OF THE
ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION, OR ALLIED
INTERESTS, DIED PREMATURELY, BY A SCORE
OR MORE OF YEARS, IN THE 5O's!-
UNSCIENTIFIC, UNCHRISTLIKE, SPIRITUALLY
NAKED THINKING!
Smyrna times., 1954-01-14

Goodfellow in Stratford, N. ].
Master John X. Shuts for the
second time has been acclaimed
honor student at the Henderson
grade school, according to an an
nouncement made by the principal,
Miss Maude Hummer. The Hen
derson faculty members wish to
thank the members of the Hender-
son PTA for the Christmas party
which they gave to the pupils of
the school which now has an en-
rollment of 90.
Miss v. B. Smith Of Redbank, N
J., was a holiday guest in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Greeley.
Mrs. Laura Glass and daughter,
Sara, of Baltimore, were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Butts last
week.
Mrs. Erve Butts recently left for
Florida where she will spend the
winter with her daughter and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Bosely at
Irvine, Florida.
With the closing of the Thomas
Chapel Methodist Church near
Marydel the members of the CAL
vary Methodist Church in Marydel
wish to extend a cordial invitation
to former Thomas Chapel S. S. and
church members to fellowship with
them each Sunday at 10 am. when
the S. S. meets and at the IL
o'clock church service.
The January meeting of the
Marydel Civic Club will meet at
the home of Mrs. L. H. Collision,
with Mrs. Robert Miller and Mrs.
Herbert Greeley as co-chairmen on
Thursday evening, Jan. 21st. Guest
speaker, who will show pictures on
travel through California and Del
aware will be Mr.. Ralph Holland,
principal of the Hartly School. The
program will be in charge of Mrs.
Herbert Butts. A welcome to all
ladies of the community is extend
ed by the club.
Mr.. Otto Meyer and his brother,
Julius, were recently partners in
luck during the deer season when
each bagged deer. A number of
Marydeleans reported having been
halted on the road by the sudden
appearance of a deer but they
weren't well armed for the occa-
sion.
The wedding of Miss Margaret
Ann Bosely, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roland Bosely of Irvine, Flor
ida, to Mr.. Alexander j. Dupluki,
of North Tonawanda, N. Y, took
place in the Holy Cross Church,
Smyrna times., 1954-01-14
yR2Hz7H11R5NE5SIQ2 Opportunities

CANDY MANUFACTURING. Serves world
famous Ark resort area. EQUIP. valued $40. 900
In DS6a SPs5 sToRr sofs SODA foUsrAN tss Sk liz
city business district. ss5. 600. No ARK I14o:
MAKERS. GIFT SHOP { CAFE. Own. retir.
Mod; MT at, CD; lease; Pr; s1s.75o; Ia ll4a;
for for father 0n SOM Price fG IT, % &Rk @ iss idSs
CAFE q ICE CREAM. Own. has other in
s'fgs so sass po Ass Hsel II 81 S sS RSS' 1853 S
DRUG STORE & FOUNTAIN. $4,000 vol.
yrly. Prescription dept also has vet. service.
VARIETY STORE. In business since 1897.
csnasS on Man u sse 1s sJS o9ss1q o @ is@
% ton deep fresse s ' Pce sls.Soo. S' OKLA T il4T. T.
terests. No competition in rich Okla. COM
munity. Good vol Price $500. OKLA 118l.
HARDWARE. s5l 900 annual volume. Estab.
lumber co. lSe6 profit. $55.OOO IND ll5I.
APPLIANCE STORE. Top franchises. In Mo.
town square, Bottle gas business. Cd; lease at
$4,000 monthly. Price $4,000. No. MO l143.
AUTO ACCESSORIES. s24.sOO gross with
avg. net of $4,000. Owner must relocate. Sells
oLIDS AGENCY. Owners iii health forces
sale Yriy. gross avg. sS05.000. Good sales vol.
In us used de-, cars @ @re2a5ins. pal $7l.soo IND dl59
yrly: vol. Standard OH products. School bus
servicing contract Price $4,000. WIS HAS
GROCERY & TAVERN. In business for 20
yrs. No compel Small farm & liv. qtrs. incl
Good gross. Price $500. No. Wise 1144
GROCERY & MARKET. Estab in 1882.
Annual vol. $4,000. In large Ill. town with
little compet. Cd lease. S10.500 ILL 1168.
PHARMACY. Across the street from hotels G
bathhouses Of famed Ark. health resort. Little
compet Price $2l 900. Code No. ARK l13s.
Avg. vol. $4,000 Incl bidss ps' with garage a1Se
300-ft square lot Price $4,000. ARK 1888
BUTANE & PROPANE SALES. 800 steady
customers. Cd. poten. because no compel. 49,
140 net for 10 mos Pr. $4,000. ARK 1i86.
NEWS, FOUNTAIN & SUNDRIES. Owner
retir. s91. 900 VOL tourists in cent-slocation.
For full detaiIs win for VOL. n . Mo. 4f.47.
Smyrna times., 1954-01-14

TOY STORE. s2s.o0O sales last year. Sells
quality lines az toys such q, as ss Lionel; Terri Teri
HOTEL Complete Al bed hotel without
competition. Large tourist patronage On main
sffst sRa ashsfs sfnTN nSs dooSs ss2Ss MH % e.
iI,Ss, q oks; tSa; e S;SSO. $500; OK IiSI.
$4s.4ls VOL with $1,000 net. 2 bldgs. & 3-yr.-
old home Much equip. Pr, $4,000. ARK 1896.
DRUG @ STORE In business since 1915: In
Living quartsrs incl Price as q 900. SVt ok 100
DRUG STORE, Estab. for 50 years. $4,000
GOOD lease ssA Price sl5Seo So TENN ioss sSss
thriving Central Valley, s55 900 vol last Vt. In
MEAT MARKET 8 GRoCERY STORE
Orig. in '3s. 900 vol last ". in grow. twn.
BOOMING HOUSE III health Of own. forces
sale. In world famed Ark. resort Attractive
ORDERS. In fast t-grow. Calf. twn. since '38.
Owner has other interests. $4,000. CAL 1869.
ANCES. Top paint fran. incl Dutch Boy. Mar
tin Senour, etc. Lge. store. $4,000. CAL 1904.
PONTIAC AGENCY, Also handles used auto
DRUG STORE l0 Increase sSsOTD IN profit @ ioVs over
Excellent location PRICE sss sosss 49, CAL 1919
LIQUOR STORE. s45.Oo0 gross last year On
busy intersection in center Of q twn. Ga; ".
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES. ss5s. 900 vol. in
1852 IL yrs. In operation. Owner is retiring.
Top franchises. Price $4,000. MICH l109.
BOAT RENTALS. 1856 It. Lake Erie frontage.
All kinds Of boats rented, serviced. $24. 800
gross with fine potential. s45. 900. MICH li06.
CHRYSLER- PLYMOUTH DEALERSHIP. Also
does Large lsgg o vol in used cars parts. skelgas
BUTANE GAS G. APPLIANCES. $50 GUS
toners served regul. In famed Ark resort. s2s.
900 VOL inc. In 2 yrs. Pr. s68, 900. ARK l148.
., GROCERY = LOCKERS. Own. retir; from
Ideal family enterprise. s22. 400. IND 1152
PLUMBING & HEATING. $4,000 vol. yrly
with 12q6 net. Sells wholesale supplies q does
industTisl contractins. Pr; 81. 800. ND. ll5s
q $4,000 yrly. sross In booming militwn. nr.
Pittsburgh Complete for $50, soc, PA II27.
: Kaiser makes, Owner has insuricient capital
for business Price $4,000. No. ARK IT'S.
RESTAURANT a BANQUET ROOM Only
banquet eaI @ nm. fscii. in lse No. college town.
BuTANE SALES; No ccupet IN 80 mi.
farm squip $4,000 vol. Pr. s41. 900. OK 114o
MERs BALES. Last ". netted 327 900. Alss
services hcavy farm mach. s75.oo0. MO ii5A
Smyrna times., 1954-01-14

Hart. They ran it until it was
taken over by James Baker who
kept the wheels of industry hum
ming there for several years there
after. Another busy dryer was
the one at Middletown. 1t was OPP
Grated by Edmund Sellers at the
north end of Scott Street. These
dryers used to give employment to
about 120 people each and paydays
were just as important as they
are today. The workers were paid
on Saturday afternoon and these
plants gave out a lot of cash to
the sections in which they were
located. All around the thrifty
farmers had large peach orchards
and peaches stood firm all season
at one dollar per basket. In both
cases the mills were a real bless
ing to everybody living in the
lucky towns that had them. The
years were from 1880 to 1892.
On Sunday morning the basket
of flowers on the altar at Imman-
uel Church was presented in honor
of MFR. Wilbur S. Waters the day
marking his 80th birthday. The
flowers were given by his children,
Mrs. Edward George, Mrs. Millard
Reed, Mr.. Leroy Waters and Mr..
Colen Waters.
An occasional visitor to Town
send and vicinity is Mr.. George
Jones who says he likes the town
and the people. Mr.. Jones was
here the first of the month and
felt proud to be back in the vicin-
ity where he resided but left here
in 1912, going to Philadelphia
where he soon obtained employ
ment. Mr.. Jones was here at the
time the old town pump was so
popular and most people, up town,
had to have a drink of the spark
ling water from the historic pump,
so a long line used to wait there
for a drink. 1t was part of a big
way to spend a Saturday night. 50
many persons claimed.
Smyrna times., 1954-01-14

Dover, Del, at 2 pm, Saturday,
December 26th, in the presence Of
a goodly gathering of relatives and
friends of the young couple. The
Rev. Paul ]. Taggart performed
the ceremony. The bride, given
away by her father, was attired in
a waltz length gown of white
Chantilly lace and nylon net over
taffeta. Her fngertip veil was
held in place by a white velvet
Dutch cap. She carried bouquet
of gardenias and stephanotis on a
white prayer book. Her matron
of honor, sister of the groom, was
Mrs. George Deister who was
gowned In Dior blue, and carried
pink roses. The mother of the
bride was dressed in teal blue and
wore a corsage of yellow roses,
while the mother of the bride
groom wore navy blue dress and
wore corsage Of yellow rose
buds. Soloist was Mrs. s. deMarie
of Dover. A reception for the
bridal couple was held at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Butts, uncle
and aunt of the bride in Marydel
Immediately following the cere-
mony. Following a wedding trip
to Florida the young couple will
make their home In Wyoming(
Delaware. Mrs. Dupliki was a
of the 1949 Sudlersville
High School graduating class and
of the 1851 Wesley Junior College
graduating class. Mr.. Dupliki is a
graduate of Bucknell University.
Smyrna times., 1954-01-14

good quality specimens Of approx
ed varieties rather than those that
are large but inferior. Such plant
ings may seem inadequate at frst'
but the householder will have the
Joy of watching them develop.
Quality should never be sacri-
feed for the sake of economy, for
the quality of the planting goes
far towards determining how the
landscaping job will look and last
through the years. When the home
owner can't afford what he wants
in the way of trees and shrubs, he
should wait until he can. Only in
this way will he be satisfied with
the results.
Smyrna times., 1954-01-14
new HIGH
COMPRESSION POWER

Two more powerful high-compres-
sion engines in Chevrolet for '54l
Both of these great valve-in-head
engines deliver finer, smoother,
more quiet performance with inn
portant gas savingsl
Smyrna times., 1954-01-14

economies must be made, the main
thing is to make sure they aren't
false economies.
For example, in the tree plant
ing some people settle for fast
growing but less desirable trees,
such as poplar, soft maple and all
anthus. Or they purchase small,
immature specimens of better var
ieties.
The home owner would do better
to postpone his tree planting until
such time as he can afford better
trees in larger sizes-such as oaks,
naples or honeylocusts.
With shrubbery and evergreens,
the best bet is to plant small but
Smyrna times., 1954-01-14

pm. C. Thomas Magrum, a mast
er of magic, viii present some very
astonishing illusions of modern
magic.
Senior Trip
Plans for the annual senior trip
to Washington have been complet-
ed and Mr.. Williams announced
that the group of 81 seniors and A
chaperones will leave Smyrna on
Thursday, May 20, and will return
on Saturday, May %. The group
this year will be quartered at the
Lafayette Hotel which is located
on 18th and Eye Streets. The
White House is visible from the
hotel as it is only two blocks dis
tant. The group will charter two
Trailway buses for the trip.
Smyrna times., 1954-01-14
| new AUTOMATIC
7 WINDOW CONTROLS

Touch another button to adjust
front windows to suit your liking!
Optional at extra cost on Bel Air
and "Two-Ten" models in combi-
nation with Automatic Seat Control.
*Opfional at extra cost.
Smyrna times., 1954-01-14
Marvdel

Mrs. Charles Covington was re-
Gently called to the home of her
parents in Nonsuch, Kentucky, to
attend the funerdal of her grand
father who died suddenly.
MIR. and Mrs. Elvin Phillips
spent the holiday season visiting
with their son and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Phillips in Williams
port, Pa, and with their daughter
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard