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Veterans OF Foreign
Wars Auxiliary Is
Busy ORGANIZATION

Twin Star Auxiliary No. 1852
VFW viii meet at the home Of
Mrs. Carrie Green, 7as Carroll Av.
on Tuesday, January 49,
on December 81, Mrs. Effie
King and Mrs. Luella Magee were
hostesses at going away party
for Ramsey County draftces M
representatives OF their organiza-
ton.
on January 3. six ladies Of the
auxiliary. the Mines. Carrie Green,
Irene Jackman, Sybil Bell. Ella
Archer. Luella Magec and Effle
King, served refreshments TO pa
tents in Building SO at the Veter-
ans Hospital
Mrs. Barbara Robinson and her
committee serve AT the Minnesota
State Old Soldiers Home, the sec-
ond Wednesday OF each month.
The president. Mrs. Effie King.
reminds each member 10 bear In
mind the cancer pad project. The
date will be announced later.
All persons eligible to join the
auxiliary are asked 10 contact the
secretary. Mrs. Barbara Robinson.
al Capital 1908
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APPLICATIONS FOR
FIRE DEPARTMENT MAY
BE MADE JAN. 10 TO 81

Young men between the ages Of
n to 80 are asked 10 apply for
the job Of fire fighter Applica-
tons are open from Monday, Jan
uary 10 TO 40 p m. Friday, Jan
uary n. Apply Room 100 city
Hall
Requirements are you must be a
high school graduate. or have the
equivalent OF a high school eduoa-
iion: must be a resident o. Min.
neapolis and citizen % the
United States
Salary begins Al 1854 per month
with a maximum Of tiii per
month
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The Fred Schucks ST.. ~...
Return From Trip
10 West Coast

Mr., and Mrs. Fred Schuck Sr.,
siI Fuller Av., returned home on
Sunday evening, January 8, from
a vacation spent in Berkeley,
Oakland, San Francisco and Hay
wood, Calf, and Seattle, Wash.
In Berkeley. they were the
houseguests OF their son, Fred Jr,,
in his beautiful bungalow home.
They also visited with their nieces,
Mrs. Jean Shepherd and two
daughters.
In Haywood they were the
guests OF Mr. Schuck's brother
and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Schuck and in San Francisco, they
We're guests of Mr.. Schuck's cou-
sin, Scottie Smith and family.
Many social courtesies were
shown the visitors. They went on
sightseeing tours of the cities and
among some of the interesting
places visited was Chinatown and
the Golden Gate Bridge.
Mr.. Schuck visited in Los An
geles, and was the guest of his
niece and husband, Mr., and Mrs.
Theodore Mcdonald Mrs. Nc
Donald was the former Dorothy
Schuck of st. Paul.
Enroute home Mr.. and Mrs.
Schuck spent two days In Seattle,
Wash, the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Zedig Cox, former ST. Paulites:
This was Mrs, Schucks first visit
to Seattle and the time was spent
sightseeing, which was greatly en-
ioyed.
The Schuck's report a wonder
full time, ideal weather and they
renewed many old acquaintance
and visited with former Twin
City residents who are living on
the west coast and all in all their
visit will be long remembered.
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of S43S Fourth Av. s., had as their
houseguest during the Christmas
week. Mrs, Viola Woods OF ST.
Louis, Mo. mother OF Mrs. Mich
eau.
Family Visitor; Mrs, Camilla
DeMeycrs OF Cleveland. o., has
been visiting in the city for the
past two weeks, guest of her
mother. the Rev, Mrs. c. f. Park
err OF llte Aldrich Az. N,
ABG Club; Mrs. Katherine Nit
chell. iii Aldrich Az, N, win be
hostess to the ABG club OF ST
Peters AME church when Il holds
Its first meeting of the year on
Sunday, January 10, at 9 y, m. All
Members are urged 10 be present.
Home From California: Mr..
Omar Officer and daughters, De-
loris and Maxine. ioi Emerson Av,
~, returned home on Monday.
December TO- from Wilmington.
Calf after spending the holidays
with their monther and grand
mother, Mrs, Mary Johns Deloris
celebrated her eleventh birthday
on January 2. in Wilmington.
Back Home: Mrs. Eva Abbey.
iii Il. 25th St. returned home on
Thursday, January o, from Chiea-
go, where she spent the holidays
visiting her son and wife, Mr. and
Mrs. Leon Abbey.
Back Home; Mrs n. l., Rodgers
3i09 Cedar Av., returned home
Tuesday, January IL, from Kansas
city Kans., where she spent the
holidays with her sister, Mrs, An
na shannon. Mrs Rodgers says
she spent one OF the happiest hol.
days Of her life, on December rs,
the day she left, nephew, How
ard Smith, came To take her 10 the
station, and TO her utter surprise,
he presented her with a round trip
ticket to Kansas City. as
Christmas gift. She was shown
many social courtesies and ex-
presses her appreciation in the
words of Philippians 40; Rejoice
in the Lord always; and again I
say, Rejoice" She was Christian
among Christians and had the
most wonderful time OF her life
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EDEBS and DATES
BY Barbara barb" Barnes


Hi pcbs and Dates.
This week l am bringing you
along with a few happenings, var
ious comments from the North
side. Southside. and st, Paul on
the question What improvements
would you like to see in this col
umng
Harry Dillon, Northside: Il
would like TO know some OF the
details at the parties from North
side. Southside, Minneapolis and
ST, Paul"
Robert Green. Northside: Tell
more sounds and happenings in
the parties"
Wilma Merrill, Southside; II
think more interesting ideas and
fan mail from the kids" them
selves would help improve the col
umn."
jeanne Carter. Southside
Some interesting facts and pic
lures from different parties
would help"
John Dorsey, st. Paul; The
column really doesn't need much
improving, little more OF the
Northside parties should be men,
toned"
Beverly Bantam, st, Paul: III
really should be longer and tell
more of the happenings, Each
week mention different kids" OF
the twins"
After letting you all read what
some OF our readers think we shall
now give a few happenings In de-
tail.
on Saturday the Wheatley box
ers gave Boxers Shuttle
which was really big hit. I saw
Roger Anderson. Joe Lewis and
Don Powolls OF the city" who
have been out OF circulation in
Minneapolis for quite while.
Beverly Bantam OF St Paul,
has lost her most beloved crooner,
Johnny Ace. Bev has been looking
quite sick lately and that Is the
most evident reason
The Kappa~Tau's are having
quite a time with their new club
members up for Inhalation.
The Los Diabols are having
their prospective members attend
their first meeting on Tuesday
night
Just about To get under way liz
the Miss Halle Q. Brown" con-
test and coronation ball which is
held every year at Halle @, in
February,
Wen, debs and dates, this ends
this weeks scoop, but III be see
ing you in two weeks and until
then, be cool aces"
Barb"
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they saw "Ilnefarna-
st. Paul Gospel Choral Union
On Program: The ST, Paul Gospel
Choral Union appeared on the pro-
gram at Pilgrim Rest Baptist
church, Minneapolis, Sunday after
noon. January 9.
Brunch: Mrs. Wilda Hopkins.
Hopkins, GIL st. Anthony Av.,
was hostess at a prettily appoint
ed brunch in honor of Mrs. Anna
Foster of Louisville, Ky, on Sat
urday, January 8. Other guests
were the Mines. Lucille Herring,
Charles Covington, NJ. z. Bell. Yu-
ker Cassell ST., Ivy Hagan, Her.
bert Bonner and Stephanie How
ard
New Son: Phillip Steven is the
name chosen by Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Jones, 1912 Carroll Av.. for
their new son, born January 6 in
st. Luke's hospital. The Jones
have one other son, Robert. Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Swanwick are
the maternal grandparents and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Jones are the
paternal grandparents, all of St
Paul.
Luncheon Hostess: Mrs. Horace
Brown, Sr., S6S Carroll Av., was
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Return Home: Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Russell, STAT Irving Av. NJ, re-
turned home on Friday. January
7. from vacation spent in Oma-
ha, Neb., and other points in Tex
as and Oklahoma. They spent the
Christmas holidays with relatives
OF MIR. Russell. whom he had not
seen for more than thirty years.
They visited in Dallas, Houston
and Waco. Tex, guests OF Mr..
Russelrs family. also Oklahoma
City and T,ilso. okla. They report
racial relations in cities they WIS.,
tied are greatly improved: that
living conditions and progress OF
our group, and the attitudes in
general have improved beyond be-
lief The weather was balmy with
roses in bloom that reminded one
more OF spring than winter.
Hospitaiixcd; Mrs. Tommy
White, 1914 18th Az s.. under
went surgery in Mt Sinai hospital
on Monday, January 10, and Is re-
ported in very satisfactory oondi.
ton
Undergoes Surgery; Mrs. Jessie
Shannon, 1922 Third Av s., en-
tered Mt, Sinai hospital on Tues
day January II and underwent
surgery on Wednesday morning,
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Mems Club To Meet
Thursdoy, Jan. 40

The Mems club of 81. Thomas
Episcopal church viii hold Its first
meeting of the year at the church
on Thursday. Jan. 20, at p, m.
Capt. clifford Bailey, head OF
the Crime Prevention Bureau viii
be the speaker His subject win
be, rs Juvenile Delinquency In
crcasing in Your Neighborhood7 ?"
All men are invited.
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Chormousettes In
Gala Post Holiday
Party JanuorY 5

One OF the gala post-holiday
parties Of the season was held on
Friday night January when the
Charmousette Club entertained
members and their guests. The
festive affair was held at Local
SIC recreation room.
A delicious buffet supper was
served.
Those enjoying the party were
the Messrs. and Mines. James +.
Hughes. Robert Edwards, James
Perry, Joe Waters, Thomas Wal
den, Lou Whitner, James Cook,
Lee Douglas. f. c. Cooper, L. Nc
Farland. Gerald Lewis, Robert
Mansfield, Verbert Robbins,
Charles Brown, Clyde scroggins,
Johnnie Askew.
Also the Mines Arlene Winfield,
Ethel Barr. Elizabeth Nichols.
Helen Lamb, Earlene Harris. Ruby
Wilson Pearl Johnson, the Misses
Mary Carroll. Ruth Manning. De-
lores Jones, the Messrs Leroy
Bell, Peter Goudeaux. Leroy Gun
ninghom. Robert LaRochester,
Ben Stone and Cleveland Dooiey
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hostess at a beautifully appointed
luncheon in honor of Mrs De-
Quence Nelson Of Chicago, ON De-
cember 90. The Christmas motif
was carried out in decorations.
Each guest was presented little
taken by the hostess. The honoree
presented Mrs. Brown with a gift
that was purchased in Australia.
Guests included the Mines. Walter
Baines, J. Robert Jones, Eliza
beth Hall and Mrs. Dolly Crush
shon.
Out OF Hospital: Mr.. Horace
Brown, SOS Carroll Av., has re-
turned home from st. Joseph hos
pital where he underwent surgery
and is convalescing.
Happy Birthday Club: Mrs.
Clarence Wright, 433 Rondo Av..
was hostess to the Happy Birth
day club on Tuesday evening. jan
uary II. Following business ses-
sion lunch and social hour was
enjoyed. The next meeting will be
on January %, at the home of
Mrs. Edna Bosely, 500 Rondo Av.
Entertains Club: DR.. Earl S.
Weber was host to he TSTC club
on Saturday, January s in the Sill
yer room of the Hotel Lowry.
Guests were Richard X. Fox. in
dustrial secretary of the ST. Paul
Urban League and Steven L. Max
well. attorney.
House Guests: Mrs. Bea Boyd
1877 Iglehart Av., had as her guests
for the New Year week end, Mr..
and Mrs. James Young of Chica-
go. Mrs. Young is Mrs. Boyd's
sister. During their visit, many
social Courtesies were extended
and among those who entertained
the Youngs are: Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Law, S37 Iglehart; Mr.. and
Mrs. John Banks. Jr.. Tor Iglehart
and J. d, Anderson, 900 st. An
thony Av.
New Address: Mr.. and Mrs. AL
exander B. Jordan, formerly of
675 Iglehart Az are now resid-
ing at 716 Aurora Az.
Las Perdidas Club: The regular
monthly business meeting of the
Las Perdidas club will be held
Friday, January IA, at s p. m. at
Halle Q. Brown House, 533 Au-
rora Av.
Hospitalized: Mr.. Overton wy
cough, 769 Carroll Av., is in good
condition in st. Joseph hospital
He has been confined there since
Christmas eve.
Dinner Guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
Wellington, were the din
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. DIAL
ma GARNER of 1874 Rondo Av., on
January 10.
New Address: Mr. and Mrs.
Kemp of $50 w. Central
Av. are now residing in their
newly purchased home at 943 lyle
hart Av.
Cameo Social Club: Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Ryan, s54 Iglehart Av.
will be hosts to the Cameo Social
club on Saturday night, January
IS All members are urged to be
present. Election of officers VIII
be held
Anniversary Gift: Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Robinson. 959 Iglehart Av,.
had a double celebration this year
on their 18th wedding anniversary
which was January 4. for on this
same date they were presented
a new granddaughter by their son
and daughter-in-law. Sgt. and Mrs.
william Robinson of Denver. Colo.
Baby Richelle, their first child.
chose the date of her grandparents
anniversary to make her arrival.
Sgt. Robinson is with the Air
Force in Denver.
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NAACP BOARD MEETS FOR
BUSINESS AND PLEASURE

New and retiring board mem
bers of the Minneapolis branch Of
the NAACP gathered for a dinner
business session. and social hour
at Cassius Bamboo Room. Tues
day night, Jan. IL.
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WE HAD THE PLEASURE

a film of the first Town Hall teecast in his modest
office at 1915 Scheffer Av, and explained the OBJ
jectves and problems of this sort Of program to us
in detail
The permanent panel which started these
broadcasts is composed of Rev. NJ. w. Pomeroy
Baptist minister; DR.. Clifford A. Nelson. Lutheran
Rev Ira B. Allen, Methodist and Rev L. r. Gill
NETT, Episcopal and Bishop Leiske as moderator
Each week. by rotation panel member selects
a guest minister for the telecast
WIDE AND VARIED are the religious top
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

Club Party The Christmas motif and the spirit of the Yue
prevailed the home of Mr. and Mrs Phillip True 42s
Fifth S. New Years when the ODTs entertained
at their annual holiday party delicious lunch
and dancing added merriment to the evening of fun
Mother Guest: Mr. and Mrs Phillip Mcheau and family
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Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL 4

Kentucky Visitor Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Bethany 9l4 w
Central Av has their house guest Mrs Foster
Louisville KY who arrived Christmas Day and spending
the holidays She has been extended many social courte
her visit She was the theater guest of Mr. and Paul
Woods on Tuesday evening January H. Minneapolis where
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les discussed by the Town Hall
Laymens present
vital questions problems panel
ON SATURDAY IT, the panel will discuss How
Does God Reveal Himself the discussion opened by
Gilmett on W'TCN-TV at 1880
HEAR that the American Religious Town
Hall has invaded" Bishop
now filmed Chicago
Carolina.
provides that Professionals Jews
Catholics other religious body be heard
the panel will uphold and
VIII appear on s teecas regardless Of color or creed so that the
rest Of the world that
not only in theory but reality"
YOU WOULD CARE ENDORSE THE principles Of this
carrying message living
action to the whole world Bishop Leiske his would
happy hear you goal support
Americans to help this telecas the nation Contributions
be the AMERICAN RELIGIOUS TOWN
ING Box 1925 St Paul s, MINI
WE HAVE MARKED THE DATE, JANUARY IS.
Workshop HOB subject
discussion will be What Guidance Services Offered
munty" Moderator secretary
members include Clyde Manchester
mon Shapiro director Of Jewish Vocational Service Steve sweeland
counselor at Mechanic Arts Francis Boch Minnesota
ploymnt Service Richard Fox Industrial
Urban forward hearing parents
aid the vocational guidance Of youths
LUCKY PERSON Earine Jones s75 Igehart who
recently a Bendx ironer onydoI contest!
nua Miss HOB and MI Popularity oontest The hck-on dance
tonight stepping
BY these young men and women towards the goal Of successful
Coronation Bah" Anita Tucker is the adult supervisor.
WISHES MABEL DOUGHTY. Ave, n
Minneapolis recently finished School beauty
Mis- Doughty specialized in mancunng
AMONG NEW PAGES VIZ NET DURING THE HOLIDAYS was
72f
a year She a native Of Detroit Mich
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Much Better: Mrs Urlin Clark,
77s St Anthony Az. who has been
confined TO her home suffering
with the flu is able TO be up and
around.
III: Russell Patterson. $50 lyle
hart Av. is confined TO his home
with the measles.
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Who's Who
Who's New
Where's To Go
Whof's To Do
Ct. Paul
>)potlight
BY MILDRED JORDAN

WE WALKED INTO THE OLDEST JEWELRY STORE
city last week had delightful browsing chatting
Mr. H. c. Hendriclon II years
and cordial Mr. Hendckson whose located
Wabasha
St Paul he left the city at the Of 3 travelled all
the country and learned the diamond grading
City.
We ADMIRED a framed citation Minnesota
jewelers. Association presented last Mr. endcson
Golden Anniversary read in part in grateful appreciation
and affection to H. C. Hendcon for
to ideals ethics and integrity the Retail jewelers.
and the nation The Minnesota association largest
state association of retail jewellers the United States Hndrc
served officer the state
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CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS WERE CROWDED LAST WEEK
the matter the form of
ordinance
returned, smiles the many and
Mines J. r. Taylor; p Warrcks W
Young Rev Floyd Massey J. Jones:
Della Hosumback, Lotie Milton Oh many
WE HAD PLEASURE OF with
A Leke of the Seventh-day
the American Religious Meeting
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AMoNG WV FAcEs DUNNO HOLIDAYS vas

Browder 72i Carroll Paul
!. . q naive 81 Detroit MOI
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TEENAGERs AT THE HOB are
BEST WISHES To MABEL Dough

Minneapolis, who recently finished the Pari
Miss Doughty specialized In manicurng
Smyrna times., 1955-10-27
st. Peters Church Notes

On the twenty-first Sunday af-
ter Trinity, Oct. 80 services at st.
Peters Church will be held as
follows: Holy Communion, am; !;
Church School, 10 am. Morning
Prayer and sermon by the rector,
the Rev. F. s. Bancroft, IL am.
On Thursday, Oct. q, the fall
meeting of the Diocesan Woman's
Auxiliary will be held at st.
Thomas Church, Newark at 1890
am. Members of the local auxil-
iary will attend. The Halloween
party for members of the church
school will be held Thursday
night, and will be in charge of
the young people of the parish
who give the annual party. On
All Saints Day, Tuesday, Nov. 1
Smyrna times., 1955-10-27
Asbury Methodist Church Notes

Asbury Methodist Church, the
Rev. w. l. Beokwith. pastor, an
nounces the following services for
Sunday, Oct. 30th, and for the
week: Morning worship. IL am;
Sunday School, Mr.. H. C. Johnson,
general superintendent, 10 am;
evening service, 7:30 pm, inspir-
ational song service led by Mr..
George Galley. The Youth Choir
will sing and the pastor will bring
the message. Prayer service on
Wednesday evening, 7:30 o'clock.
The regular monthly meeting of
the official board will be held
Tuesday evening, Nov. 1st, 7:30
o'clock, in the social hall of the
church. The junior choir will re-
hearse Friday afternoon, 3:45;
the youth choir, Thursday even
ing, 7:30; the senior choir, Sat-
urday evening, 7:15.
Smyrna times., 1955-10-27
Kent Home DOings
BY: Charlotte L. Swanson Home Demonstration Agent

the Home Demonstration Song
Contest.
There will be exhibits Of things
which Home Demonstration Club
members have made or done in
the past year.
Luncheon will be served by the
ladies of the Grange, and will
cost s1.00. Make your reserva-
tion through your club president;
she must send in the reservations
by Saturday, November 5, to Mrs.
]. B. Wilson, Little Greek Road,
Dover. If you are not a Home
Demonstration Club member, but
would like to attend and have
luncheon with us, you may con-
tact Mrs. Wilson directly.
Plans for the program and ar
rangements have been made by
the following committee: Mrs.
Harvey Fifer, Wyoming, chair
man; Mrs. William Conard, Dow
er; and Mrs. William Sterling,
Dover.
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First presbyterian Church

First Presbyterian Church, the
Rev. o. c. Jones, minister, an
nounces services for Sunday, Oct.
30th: Morning worship. IL am;
Sunday School. 10 am. A teach
ers training class for primary de-
partment teachers will be held in
the Sunday School room at 8 pm.
on Thursday. The junior choir
will not meet this week. The Mis-
sionary Society will meet on
Monday evening at pm. The
Mite Society plans to have a bake
on Saturday, Nov. IL at Everhart
Bros. store. Mrs. Elmer David
will be in charge. The annual
Sunday School Halloween Party
will take place next Friday in the
church school room at o'clock.
Smyrna times., 1955-10-27

coffee or tea. and fruit cup for
dessert. g.
The Ladies Auxiliary are plan
ming for a turkey supper Satur-
day night, October 2eth beginning
at 5 pm.
Mrs. Byron Creadick recently
spent a visit with her son, Mr..
and Mrs. Carlton Creadick and
family of Little Neck, NJ. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Turner of
Louisville, Kentucky, have return
ed home after a visit with her
father, Mr.. Lewis d. Learned and
Mrs. Learned. They also visited
other relatives while here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stevens of
Millington, Md, visited their cous-
in, Mrs. Kate Thompson, Sunday
at the home of Mrs. Laura Har-
rington.
DIR. and Mrs. Homer t. Hopkins
and daughter Becky, of Beltsville,
Md, were overnight guests of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Laf-
ferty last Thursday. They left
Friday for a weekend visit with
his parents at Frederick.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Lafferty
spent the weekend with their son
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Lafferty of Lancaster, Pa.
Don't forget the annual Home
coming of Cheswold Methodist
Church to be held on Sunday, No
vember 9Th at IL o'clock, and
evening service at 7:30 o'clock.
Lunch will be served in the fire
hall at noon. Speaker will be an
nounced later. Plan to attend
these services.
Mrs. Mary Legar who recently
celebrated her birthday, was a
dinner guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Gill
bert Downs and Mrs. Daisy Bar
Gus one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge Masten
were visitors at Rehoboth Sunday.
Mrs. Clifford Anderson will en-
Smyrna times., 1955-10-27

services this Sunday. Keynoting
the Lesson-Sermon Everlasting
Punishment" is the Golden Text
from Ezekiel 1929: "Have I
any pleasure at all that the wick
ed should die? saith the Lord
God: and not that he should re-
turn from his ways, and live ?"
Selections to be read from "Sci-
ence and Health with Key to the
Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy
will include the following: 'Di-
vine Love corrects and governs
man. Every supposed pleasure in
sin will furnish more than its
equivalent of pain, until belief in
material life and sin is destroyed"
Smyrna times., 1955-10-27

tional Church, Dover, will be the
main speaker. He will be on the
program in the afternoon.
The morning portion of the pro-
gram will include reports of ac-
tivities and achievements as well
as a skit which will be written
and presented by Home Demon
stration Club members. We will
also have group singing and the
presentation of songs written for