Smyrna times., 1955-10-20
CLAYTON

Ewells-St. Paul Church Notes
Sunday, october % is the ninth
Sunday in Kingdomtide. At the
eleven o'clock worship the minis
ter will continue the series, Truth
VS.. misunderstanding. This SER
mon is entitled, "Our Oldest Prob
THE Sacrament of Infant
Baptism will be administered.-In
the evening at z, youth 10 to 13
will meet in Fellowship Hail.
The Church Calendar lists the fol-
lowing: Saturday, October % at
IL am, the Woman's Society of
Christian Service will hold a baks
and food sale in the former barb
ership, next to Burris and Co.
place of business On Monday,
October "a at PM, the Friendly
Fellows Bible Glass will meet at
the home of Mr.. Dudley Crossley.
Thursday, October u, at 8 pm,
the first study group for Woman's
Society course on the American
Indian will meet in the Church
Parlor.-Mrs. Julian Dunning will
be the instructor.-The members
of the Methodist Youth Fellow
ship wishes to thank all who con-
tributed to the success of the food
sale.-The Methodist Layman was
founded in America by Philip En-
bury, a carpenter, Thomas Webb,
a retired army officer, and Robert
Strawbridge, a farmer. At the
first conference in Philadelphia in
July 1773, all participating were
Laymen.-The Devotional Reading
] for Today: 1t is not good or q
man to be without knowledge, and
he who makes haste with his feet
misses the way. = Prob. 10: 2
R.S.V.
Items - Austin j. Bowers, a
member of 10th Rifle Co., u. S.
Marine Corps Reserves, took part
in a bivouac and mock battle on
Saturday and Sunday at Camp
Matahoon, near Yorklyn. The
Marines bivouaced overnight at
the Camp and then moved out on
a five-mile hike the next morn
ing. At dusk they split in two
platoons for a battle exercise last
ing until nearly midnight. The
enemy included members of Cap
tain Donald L. Meloy's staff.-Miss
Katherine E. Norman returned
home on Monday after a weekend
visit with her sister, Mary Ann
who is student at the University
of Valparaiso, MISUNDERSTANDING
this week for Ortha- Bickling
Tuesday, Bobby Hurd, and Guy
Ballard, yesterday, Melita Knots
today, George A. Ellingsworth, to-
morrow, and little Miss Robin
Ray Hudson, come Saturday.-Mr
and Mrs. Byron K. Hopkins, UP
from Warrington, Florida, for q
visit with his parents, Mr.. ano
Mrs. John S. Hopkins.-Born fc
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Council, q
7-pound baby girl, at Kent Cen
eral Hospital, on Sunday, October
16. = A step-up-the-ladder fol
Paul Rittenhouse, who has beer
promoted to Assistant Road Fore.
man of Engines, with headquart.
ers at Terra Haute, Indiana, un.
der the reorganization plan of the
Pennsylvania Railroad. Mr.. Rit
tenhouse will assume his new dut
les on November 1.-Mr. and Mrs
George E. Eichholz have returned
home after an enjoyable Autumn
scenic trip to Niagara Falls
Wild geese on the wing in tht
early dawning. Except for dir,
necessity it seems almost Iik,
wanton murder to kill anything
so beautiful The Clayton Fir,
Co. fund campaign will continu,
until the end of this month. 1t i!
!, well,too, to remember that tn,
: training of fire-fighter demands
much of his free time. Neverthe
less, the effort necessary Il
quence blazes is taken for grant
ed by the general public. 1t i,
ironic that their accomplishment
are seldom publicly noted-unles!
their service fails to function. The
/ firemen of our town fulfill grea
/ public responsibility. Their per
sonal. rewards are minor. Wha
We pay for our own safety i.
small is comparison to the deb
we owe them. So. when fhey