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Smyrna times., 1955-08-25
SCHOOLS WILL
OPEN SEPT. 5
viii Reopen For Pupil At
tendance at $3.50 on
Thursday Morning
STAFF MEETING HELD

Announcement is m a d e by
George w. Wright, Superintend-
ent of Schools, that the Smyrna
Schools will reopen for pupil at
tendance, $50 am. on Thursday
September s. The reopening of
school will be preceded by meet
ing of the staff on September G
and Z, at which time plans for
the 1856 school year will be
outlined and discussed. All chill
dren entering the first grade will
be registered on Tuesday, Sep
tember 6, between the hours of ]
p. m. and 8 pm. Those entering
the first grade of the White school
will be registered in the cafetor-
ium of the new Elementary School
and Negro school children will
register in the Thomas d. Clay
ton School. All children register
ing in the first grade must be six
years of age before January 1,
1855, and documentary evidence
of birth, a birth certificate, MUST
be presented at the time of regis
tration. Children registering must
reside within the Smyrna Special
School District. All other pupils
entering the Smyrna Schools for
the first time will be registered
September 6, to 3 pm. as fol-
lows: Negro Children in the
Thomas d. Clayton School; White
Children entering grades 2 to 4
inclusive, the New Elementary
School; grades 5 through IL, the
Library of the John Bassett Moore
School. These pupils should have
report card or other evidence
from the school previously attend
ed to facilitate grade placement
Parents and/or guardians of chill
dren entering the first grade or
registering in any other grade as
outlined above are requested to
comply with this time of registra-
ton as given, since Thursday,
the first day of school, will be
taken up with regular class work
and personnel will not be avail
able for registration. Partial ses-
sions will be held on Thursday
and Friday, September 8 and 9
Full sessions will begin on Mon.
day, September IL, at which time
the cafeterias will be open. AL
schools in the Smyrna Specia
District have been completely
cleaned and renovated. All rooms
including pupils lockers anc
desks, throughout the building
have been thoroughly cleaned
Necessary repairs have been made
All will be in excellent condition
for the reopening.
Smyrna times., 1955-08-25
FRIEND IN NEED
Red Cross Helping Mrs. G. e. Row
land Locate Brother in Connecticut

Red Cross Helping Mrs. G. e. Row
land Locate Brother i'm Connecticut
The Delaware Chapter Red
Cross, Wilmington, at the request
of local Red Cross officials, is
seeking to get word for Mrs. c.
Ernest Rowland of her brother,
Cyrus Taylor, who lives in Win
sted, Conn. Mrs. Rowland had
been unable to get a wire or
phone call through to him her.
self and had also contacted rela-
tives in the southern part of Con-
necticut to see if they could find
out if he was safe following the
serious floods in the Winsted area.
The Delaware Red Cross called
Mrs. Rowland on Tuesday after
noon to tell her that a line had
at last gone through to Winsted
and they would continue their ef-
forts to get news of Mr.. Taylor
Mrs. Rowland is deeply apprecia-
tive. of the efforts of the REQ
Cross.
Smyrna times., 1955-08-25
Laggners safe in the Poconos

A telephone call was received
Monday night by Mrs. Victor d.
Ennis from DR.. Harold ]. Laggner
who is spending the month of
August in the Pocono Mountains.
This was the first word from the
Laggners since the serious floods
hit that area. They are located
in Monroe County, northwest of
Stroudsburg, but on high land and
not in any danger. Mrs. Ennis
had been a guest of the Laggners
and had returned home leaving
her young daughter, Nancy there.
Some anxiety had been felt by
many people in Smyrna until the
phone call was received. Mrs.
Laggner said there was nothing
to worry about and that they
would stay until the end OF
August.
Smyrna times., 1955-08-25
SCHOOL STAFF
is COMPLETE
Name Several New Members
To Staff Filling Various
cancie
SCHOOL OPENS SEPT. s

The Board of Education of the
Smyrna Special School District
has announced that the staff is
complete at Smyrna High School
with the appointment of Miss
Mary B. Amo, of Philadelphia to
teach junior and senior English.
Previously several new members
to the staff of the schools had
been named: Miss Emma Lee Nc
Arthur, Sperryville, Va, in the
English department; Elwood Doll,
Kingston, Pa, to the industrial
arts department; Mrs. Helen A.
Lucia, art department; Mrs.
Louise Woodring, to the staff at
the Smyrna Elementary School;
Miss Jenny Carroll, Thomas D.
Clayton School. Miss Amo was
graduated from the high school at
Knox, Pa, Clarion, Pa. State
Teachers College; BIS. and MA.
at Columbia University; also sum-
mers and extension work in
speech at the University of Pitts
burgh, University of Pennsylvan-
ia, New York University, and
Temple University. She has
wide background of travel, hav-
ing visited China, Japan, India,
Syria, Palestine, and Egypt. Her
teaching experience includes Knox,
Pa, Peiping, China: Freehold, N.
j.; Philadelphia School for the
Deaf; and at Haverford Township
High School, Havertown, Pa.
where she taught English, public
speaking and was director of rad
10 activities and public speaking.
She was also associated with the
Church Commission for China Re-
lief, Field Department, in New
York City.
Smyrna times., 1955-08-25
Death of James A. McQuaiI

The funeral of James A.. Nc
Quail, brother of the Rev. Mother
Mary Elizabeth of the Visitation
Monastery of Wilmington, will be
held Friday morning in Pottsville,
Pa, where requiem mass will be
said in st. Patrick's Church. Mr..
McQuail died August % at st.
Francis Hospital. He had lived
with his son, John H. McQuail of
Smyrna, since he retired as presi-
dent of the Turkey Gap Coke and
Coal Company, Bluefield, w. Va
In addition he is survived by an
other son, James A. McQuail, Jr-
Downingtown, Pa; daughter,
Mrs. George Reed, Malvern, Pa;
two sisters, Mrs. Mary O'ReiIly
and Mrs. Laura Pepper, Pottsville,
Pa; and a brother, William H.
McQuail, also of Pottsville.
Smyrna times., 1955-08-25
REED FAMILY REUNION
55 Attended Second Reunion at
colchester Beach August 20

Do AbbcnuSu StCOhu hSullOn dt
Rochester Beach August 20
The second reunion of the des-
cendants of Millard F. and Sophia
Lurty Reed was held Saturday,
August 20 at Colchester Beach,
Md. There were SIS members pre-
sent and three visitors. The old
est member attending was Will
liam G. Reed, Smyrna, eldest son
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Millard
F. Reed. Nancy Windel, seven
month-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Windel, Coatesville,
Pa, was the youngest member at
the reunion. She was given a
baby night light. officers were
reelected for another year, as fol-
lows: Mrs. Earl Short, Whining
ton, president; Mrs. Ethel Unruh,
Odessa, vice president; Mrs. Lew
is Uhlendorff, Smyrna, secretary;
Clifton Reed, Middletown, trea-
surer. A picnic lunch was follow
ed by games and other entertain
ment. Plans are being made to
hold the next reunion at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter R. Reed,
Middletown.
Smyrna times., 1955-08-25
COUNTY LINE All CLUB
To Hold Monthly Meeting Tonight
At Home of Ronnie Stevens


At Home of Ronnie Stevens
Members and leaders of the
County Line All Club will hold
their regular monthly meeting to-
night, August 25, at the home of
Renee and Ronnie Stevens. Gerald
Heinold will preside. A review of
the projects carried by the club
members will be made, and rec
ord books will be brought up-to-
date. Members are urged to
bring all necessary data for use
in completing these books. All
Alters completing this work will
then be eligible for entry in the
County Achievement Fair to be
held in September at the Univer-
sity of Delaware Experimental
Station at Newark. A thorough
discussion will be opened on this
subject. Reports on the recent
bake, state fair, and annual club
picnic will be featured. David
Spencer will present talk on his
recent trip to the Southern States
Baltimore plant and historic Fort
McHenry. A tentative program
for the remainder of the club year
will be prepared and evaluated by
the executive committee. All pros
pective club members are asked
to attend this important meeting.
Smyrna times., 1955-08-25
Clark Family Reunion

About forty descendants of
James E. B. Clark met at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. James HI.
Postles, near Milford, Delaware,
Sunday, August 81. Invocation by
the senior member of the descend
ants, Wilbur e. Clark, preceded a
delightful luncheon on the lawn.
A short business meeting was
called to order by the president,
Clifford e. Clark. The secretary,
Mrs. John c. vinyard. invited the
group to meet at her home on
Haven Lake, Milford, next year.
After this the group enjoyed
movies of previous reunions
shown by Mr.. and Mrs. c. Fred
Fog, games, and informal visiting,
Smyrna times., 1955-08-25
Jaycee Dance Tonight

The Jaycees will sponsor anoth-
er of the street dances tonight on
Market Street Plaza starting at
s o'clock. Last week the dances
could not be held because OF
heavy rains. All young people are
invited to attend the dances and
the admission is twenty-five cents
Music is by amplified recordings
Robert Belber heads the Jaycee
committee for the dances, and is
assisted by other Jaycees. Lucky
number prizes are awarded dur.
ing the dance.
Smyrna times., 1955-08-25
SWIMMING EXCELLENT AT LAKE
COMO FOLLOWING HEAVY RAINS

weekend. Since the heavy rains
the water level is up again and
the swimming conditions are very
good at this time. William Hor-
ney is in charge of all activities
at the beach for the town of
Smyrna, and John Poore and Rom
aid Mccoy are lifeguards. With
the hot weather continuing a brisk
business is anticipated by the
town of Smyrna for the remain
der of the season.
Smyrna times., 1955-08-25

The municipal bathing beach at
Lake Como will remain open un-
til Labor Day and the condition
of the water is reported by the
lifeguards as being as good as it
was at the start of the season on
Memorial Day. Early in August
when the water level was low al
gae formed on the surface and
the attendance dropped off. How
ever, the guards report that at
tendance picked up over the
Smyrna times., 1955-08-25
Pvt. Shanley Smith in Service

Pvt. Stanley p. Smith, Jr.,
whose parents and wife, Bertha,
live in Smyrna, recently was grad
uated from the Army's Transpor-
tation School at Fort Eustis, Va.
Private Smith completed the
schools harbor craft crewman
course in which he was taught
maintenance of small marine ves-
sells. During the course he took
training cruise to apply his
knowledge gained in the class
room. Smith entered the Army
last March and completed basic
training at Fort Jackson, S. C.
Smyrna times., 1955-08-25
Honored With Birthday Party

A surprise birthday party was
given in honor of the birthdays of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Virden, of
Clayton on Sunday at the home
of their son, Harry F. Virden,
near Smyrna. Mrs. virden's birth
day is in August and she was
eighty-two years of age. Mr..
Virden's eighty-third birthday will
be in September and the joint
celebration marked both annivers-
aries. About thirty members of
the immediate families were pres
ent, including children, grand-chil-
dren, and great-grandchildren.
Smyrna times., 1955-08-25
Death of Mrs. Elsie G. Lovett

Services for Mrs. Elsie Gibbs
Lovett, so, of Los Angeles, Calf,
who died on August II at the
home of a daughter, Mrs. Emma
Mills, were conducted at 2 pm.
Sunday from the Matthews Fun
eral Home with the Rev. Walter
L. Beckwith, pastor of Asbury
Methodist Church, officiating. Bur-
ial was in Odd Fellows Cemetery
Mrs. Lovett was daughter OF
the late Thomas and Emma Bald
win Gibbs of Philadelphia. Be-
sides her daughter, survivors in
clude two brothers, Thomas ano
George Gibbs of Philadelphia, and
three grandchildren.
Smyrna times., 1955-08-25
SMYRNA TOWN
COUNCIL MEET
Town Manager Rex ID. Gil
more Reported On
Various Matters
TO COLLECT BACK TAXES

At a meeting of Smyrna Town
Council held Thursday night, post
poned from the preceding Friday
due to the hurricane, reports were
heard from Town Manager Rex
d. Gilmore on various matters,
including the spreading of cal
cium chloride on all dirt streets
in the town, the cutting down of
weeds on town property and
street right of ways, and the in
stallation of the line of cork
buoys at Lake Como defining the
area into which motor boats may
not enter.
To Collect Back Taxes
Mr.. Gilmore also said that the
back taxes list had been prepared
and that legal steps would be
taken to recover $4,000 in taxes
due from 1854 back. 1t was also
noted that ten more of the street
signs furnished by the Smyrna
Clayton Junior Chamber of Com
merce had been received. The
school patrol on DUPONT Park
way at the site of the Thomas d.
Clayton School will be continued
this year and Katherine Harris
will again be employed to be in
charge of the crossing during the
school year 1856. Following
request from the State Highway
Department for a street light at
the intersection of Route 13 and
the State Welfare Home Road,
Mr.. Gilmore was authorized to
advise the department that the
town will provide an electric met
er for the installation of the light
and the Highway Department will
be billed for current consumed.
Chief of Police John w. Jacobs,
Jr., presented the report of his
department for July, showing 73
complaints; 29 arrests; drunk and
disorderly, 3; motor violations, 25;
police. car driven 3849 miles; cas-
es dismissed, 8. There were 8
motor vehicle accidents investi-
gated, with estimated damage to
vehicles amounting to $4,000;
fines collected, $3.50. The build
ings committee was requested to
investigate two houses, one on
South Main Street and one on
East Street and report on condi-
tion. Several silver naples locat-
ed on North Street were consider
ed unsafe and their condition will
be investigated by council. The
town manager was also authoriz-
ed to contract with Whitman, Re.
quart & Associates, Baltimore fol
engineering services in design OF
curb, gutter, and storm drainage
for the subdivision known as
| (Other Correspondence on Page Four)
Smyrna times., 1955-08-25
To Redidicate Edgewood Building

The Delaware State Board of
Health has announced the rededi-
cation of the Edgewood Building
at the Emily P. Bissell Sanator-
ium in honor of Conwell Banton,
M. D., at a ceremony on the hos
pital grounds at 8 pm. Sunday,
September 25, 1855. The commit
tee on arrangements consists of
Foster Brown, M. d. general
chairman; John Redmond, Direc-
tor Walnut YMCA, Mr.. Oscar
Darlington, Mrs. Frank TalIman
Also Mr.. w. c. Anderson, Mrs
Dorothy Greenhill, Mrs. DOROTHY
Caille, Mrs. Mabel Wallace anc
Mr.. Leo Pare, all of the Bissell
Sanatorium.
Smyrna times., 1955-08-25
Flies to Japan

Mrs. Helen D. Miles, of 1922
West Diamond Street, Philadel-
phia, daughter of Mrs. Beulah ].
Turner, of Smyrna, left on the
Flagship Roanoke from Philadel-
phia Airport on wednesday, Aug
ust II to join her husband, Capt.
Henry P. Miles, United States
Army in Japan. Mrs. Turner went
to Philadelphia to see her daugh-
ter start the journey and had a
telegram the next day saying Mrs
Miles had reached California on
the trip by air.
Smyrna times., 1955-08-25
Sea Explorer Program

Despite the poor showing at the
meeting last Wednesday night to
determine how much interest
there would be in starting a Sea
Explorer Ship in Smyrna, the Jay
Gees have decided to have one
more meeting in early September.
If no interest is shown then by
boys and parents in the idea 1t
will be dropped.
Smyrna times., 1955-08-25
Lynford Ronald seeney in servic,

Lynford Ronald Seeney in Service
Lynford Ronald Seeney, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynford B. Seeney,
enlisted in U. S. Navy on August
10 as Seaman Recruit. He was
employed by Wilbur Fosely, gen.
eral contractor. seeney was sent
to the Naval Training Center,
cambridge, Nd, for nine weeks
training, and will be given two
weeks at home after completion
before being assigned to the Fleet
or to a shore station.
Evening star., 1955-09-13

bedroom. Iiy. rm.. small
kit. table With 5 chairs: $3.50 for
all. HO. 2-3D70. after 9. Ii
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sITuATloNs-poMEsTlc

EXPERT HOUSE CLEANING. ONCE
bldg; everything done from attic
TO basement: emergency cleaning.
our speciality RA. 6-0342. Ia
L.HW. AND CHILD CARE, 3 or 4
days week; excel refs. LU. l.
GIRL DESIRES Job 5 days. Mon.
through Fri., exper.; refs. good. DE.
YOUNG iifRi LADY. colored. desire. Inv.
Tuss, after o pm. LU. 4-Sios.
LADY desires Job, child care
and light housework. References
WOMAN, colored. wants work BY the
day. laundry or cleaning exDer. Call
CRIT, coiored, wishes S days a week
work. 3 yrs. experience. DE. 2
EXCEL. MARyLAND. COOK and ls.-
fSss fiCor Ses scrk os so syaI EE:; D. c. refer
MAID. experienced colored. 3 days
week: ref. SP. 3-7923, 14s
COLORED WOMAN wants
part time work or baby care. AID.
GIRL, colored. wants 3 days work:
Mon, Tues. Wed. Refs. DU. z
LADY wishes Job: live in.
q day satgIday. Sunday free. ,TU,
GIRL desires child care or
g.h.y. Call EX. 3-24g5... la
COL0RED GIRL desires lob as sitter
or Inv. 8 days wk. DE. 2-S19s.
WOMAN desires s.h.w. or
cS5ioEREDc SJio p F. Wssd5MANEi Il s.h'H: IisaSS llv. in
or out; loves children; exper., ref,
HO. 2-Sf42. ia
GIRL wants Lh.w. and
ehilldd care; 5fday week. HU. g.
WOMAN desires house.
keeping or child care, days week.
CoLORED GIRL desires part-time
maid work In rcoming house or
home: ref LU. 2-a775.
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Lovely. coneeniai home for ladies,
gentlemen or married couple, 30 70
30 yrs. Of age; must be sober. quiet
and refined Delicious well-bal-
anced meals; parking space; 2M
hlks. from end OF Mt Pleasant car
Dso1UJBiLE ROOM. ON lst flr.. adjoin.
ina bath. Meals; laundry: some
3 elderly ladies. Call DU. 1927
ChSs aitss ( aRs6s, Rigais l7as y, H.@D. is Avg.
.oss II, exe!SsSvs ssSs ana rssiaserla oteTs s1asS S
Tk up. incl. meals and hotel serv.
ROOM AND xCCoSiMODATioN for
mother and ] child: nv. section.
reasonable. HU, 3-6l08. -l6 .
BOARD AND Room for tettred
downtown location. DU. 7-6604;
LADY OR GENTLEMAN who likes
10 plas bridge; suburban home OF
widow and dsushter. ia. 5-8l25.
MT. RAINIER--RooM AND BOARD:
convenient transportation: Teas,
pSkA TA lSsff:AiAN GENSfsaEAiAN. In quiet, private
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THE MAR-LEETA. 1925 10th st. 4. ".
Cool, single and double rooms for
young ladies and men; showers;
walkine distance: excehent 9esro'
COLUMBIA m. NV. eoei-Nies
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Low weekly rates: include room,
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HO. 2.3b06
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

BOOKKEEPER-New-ear leadership
has opening for bookkeeper, pre-
ferahly person with automotife ex-
per-: 5-day Wk. paid vacation,
other company benefits. For appt.,
call MIR. BERTINI at Du. 7-8ta4.
--i3
CLERKS, for drug and cosmetic
Apply in person, CARRIER DRUG
STORE. 1858 Columbia pike. Arl.
--l3
cLERK-TYPIsT. for real estate Of
fee. good working conds.; salary.
S55 wkly. to start. advaneepent
4 satisiactory, WILLIAM J. DAVIS,
INC. 500 H st. NV. ia
CREDIT MANAGER ASSISTANT. ex-
perieneed installnent procedure and
open. Apply FREEDs' 7a7 5th
FiItoRaisNT Isl DESIGNER. for mode modern
r. T. D. shop. must be steady.
sober, clean cut and artistic,
with E1os references. KARLToNs
yANsiiToR. Isl class. with wife and
no children: wife to operate eleva-
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references; salary. $40 per mo-,
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sIrUATioNS-WoMeN

GIRL, eolored, wants lob as maid
nn.,s,C, in ssoFs ., S Sfies. 81 ss KEY pu9eh
GIs5 Telr eels5sd ssss ffsirss. s.4lSg laandry' fat
WANTED, work: two or three ewes.
week and on Saturday. Telephone
york or typinE preferred. Refs,
YouNG WOMAN wants to address.
s,IS stTI5 envelopes q home. Call MRS.
BUS GIRL desires work after s. at
NURSE, white, capable and efilcient;
day or night duty: live in or out.
NURSE. white. AZ. excel. hskpr.,
secy.. nurse. for gentleman or lady;
mod sal. NE. s-so44. Il:
DOS. proof reading, indexinK. COM
posing letters, 40 hours at home.
Ho. 2-70g6: Ext. 405.
GRADUATE r. ~: free PMS: de-
sires baby sitting. RA. 8-S5e6, IA
EXP. CLEANER, wants work by day
or evening. Telephone number LU.
2-l969,
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kit. din, bath; utils. incl, S9S.5O;
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HYATTS.--Beaut, knotty-pine eff1c,;
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SILVER acknowledgements: private
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private bath, kitchen and hall;
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MT. RAINIER. c-room apt. pvt. entr.,
pvt. bath. suit. for person; $5b
WITHIN mEAsh Vi A%AIkINs IdS1Sss' DISTANCE OF
Silver Spring shopping ctr,
on bus line, newly decorated
rooms and private bath. Private
entrance and screened porch. 2 re-
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TAKOMA PARK, 2 rm. apt, S46:
bus line, ! person. beaut. district,
CHEVY CHASE-7602 Conn. ave. BUS
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CHAIN SAWS: l.man ai2 per day;
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

WIRE HAIR ~ Beautiful. healthy
puppies for sale. Not thoroughbred.
LO. T-702I.
BAB21 aiss1A fARHkEETs RsyHSksiEETs wANTED-ssny
quantity; now paying S1.75 ca.
Baltimore, Md, Hopkins 7-5SS7.
COCKER PUPS. Axe, blacks, black
and whites. buns. and white ana
Evening star., 1955-09-13

FlagStone and Stone
WORK
Porches, patios. walks. fetainine
ANGELO MHRcucclo. 10. s-i7ee
FLOODS sANDED ANYWHERE. WE
ERs RENTED AND DkIIvEREp.
SAV-MoR CO.. JU. e-1322 ANY
Evening star., 1955-09-13

DUPONT AREA. 2oIa NJ St. NV
tfs; sie TR sR pu 5Strsrs sEtssas 81 piass' linens.
Sss sssl. sAss sS.. Az g dsssSoass sssSs sse
l41 ifth ST. Me- mr.. Lincoln Park,
--Lge. front Tm.. refrigerator and
MARYLAND AVE. N.E.--1 room,
convenient shops, transp, at door;
coEosspMi ,a nir kM.. ssl.s KIT. bsmt.: n.vi,
dec: pvt. entr.: $3.50, / rrn.. 3rd
a.: share kit. WI: $62 mo. as
Quebec pi. NV. Adults. RA. 6-s7s6