Smyrna times., 1954-03-04
CLAYTON

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Ewell's st. Paul Church Notes:
Sunday, March 7th is the first Sun
day in Lent and the worship at IL
am. will include Anthems of
Praise by the Senior and Junior
Choirs. The minister will speak on,
Going Beneath the Surface" In
the evening at Z pm. youth 10 to
13 will meet in Fellowship Hall for
worship and recreation. The Church
Calendar lists the following: Mon
day, March 8, at 7:30 pm. a meet
ing of the Sub-District for Youth
win be held at Bethesda Methodist
Church, Middletown. Wednesday,
March 10. The altar flowers for
the wo Chip service the past Sun
day were given by the Women's
Society of Christian Service in
memory of Mrs. Pearl Boggs, Mrs.
Laura Darrell, Mrs. Neva Johnson,
and Mrs. Alice Sinex, departed
members of the Society. On Satur-
day, March 9Th the Delaney c-iurch
will hold a Food Sale at the home
of Mrs. Frank Conner, on High
land Avenue. Devotional reading
for today: Be of good courage, and
He shall strengthen your heart, all
ye that hope in the Lord. Ps. 81 "a.
V.F.W. Post 1901 Notes: The
Post was visited at its meeting on
Monday evening by the Depart
ment Service Officer, David S.
Hugg, Deputy Inspector Paul Du-
lilly, and Ralph Scott, all of the
Blue Hen Post, Milford. Mr.. Hugg
made short talk stressing the
fact that V.F.W. service work is
one of the best selling points when
talking to possible member, and |
that one should be told of the fine
work that has been done with vet
eran's claims, medical treatment,
and problems that are processed /
through the Veterans Administra-
ton. Deputy Inspector Duphily
made an inspection of the Quarter
masters books, and other items
called for in the Ritual and By
laws. The visiting officials COM
mended Post Commander Austin
Carey on his conduct of the meet
ing. Discussion was held on the
possible information of a Cootie
Puptent for the Post. The Coolies
are the fun-making organization of
he V.F.W. and their work is to
help all hospitalized veterans. The
creed of the Coolies is keep them
smiling in beds of white"
Items; Rehearsa1s for the min
strel show being given by the
V.F.W. Post 1901 are going apace
and the cast is beginning to show
q professional appearance. The
Minstrel will be held March 26 and
~ in the Auditorium of the, Clay
ION School. Tickets have been dis
eributed to all Post and Auxiliary
members, for sale to the public.
ME. John ]. Roth has returned
lone recovered from an operation
at Johns-Hopkins Hospital, BaIti-
more. Mrs. Jennie Dixon has re-
turned home after recuperating
rom a serious illness at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Nellie Harrison,
'emsgrove, N. ]. Mrs. Marshall
Crossley, patient at Kent Gener-
nj Hospital. Pfc. William H. !
Vaughn, USMC, has returned to
'uty with the Second Marine Divi- !
lion, Camp Lejune, N. C. after
pending a 10 day leave with his
arents, Mr.. and Mrs. Townsend
Vaughn. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Croz-
ier, Philadelphia, were the week. .
nd guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
Collision. James Cook patient in
hester Hospital, Pa. CMNE. Free
nan Hoskinson, USNR has signed
Hona1d Ebright, Edgar Cox, Sam !,
''el Jacobs, and Kendall Hudson. :
III OF Smyrna, as Seamen Recruits !.
nth the Organized Surface Divi- i.
-'on AZ U. s. Naval Reserve, VIII
7lington.
The weakly wit: Many of us are !
'ow in the Metallic Age'-GoId in :
our teeth, silver in our hair, and :
cad in our trousers.