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FARM AND GARDEN

FARMALL CUB.-Serial No. 13413g
used very little, well maintained
with cutter bar. plow. disc harrow
doZer blade and trailer: $3.50. Cal
Ell 6-4s56, II I'll 5 or after
nm. NO T-7565 -9a
EXPERT TREE WORK. lot clearing
grading Sodding planting. etc
PousE 4 Bid. JE, 4-0646 or JE
TREE REMOVAL, pruning, topping,
trimming; lots cleared MR. CLAY
TON, UN 4-O9a3. any time.
MALL CHAIN SAWS. new and used
parts and service MALONEY'S
INC. Silver Spring. Md JU 1888
USED EQUIPMENT and NJ trac.
tor c and Cub tractor. Ford trac-
tor with mower, new Holland baler
Cub gang mowers, garden tractors
Ford with loader, side rake. pillow:
mulcher and drill. MALONEY'S
INC, Silver Spring. Nd. Ju 8.
NEW EoUIPMENT-Full line Of Inc
industrial vince. tractors, backho,
graders, motors and equipment
INC farm tractors and equipment
New Holland and New Idea farm
equipment: Meyers hay conditioner
Brilliant grass seeders, irrigation
baler and binder Irvine, parts ano
service. MALONEY'S, INC. Silver
Spring Nd
CHINESE CHESTNUT, hardy, blight.
resistant. Produce prolific crops Of
sweet, delicious nuts and provide
shade for the home grounds Two
. to 3 #. size trees. Offer No sc,
for 81 95, postpaid Ask for free
copy 5d-page Planting Guide Cata-
log N color. Salespeople wanted
WAY ESBoR NURSERIES
Waynesboro, Virginia.
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DOCS. PETS, ETC.

BOXER PUPPY. male. : weeks
Axe REGISTERED; SO RE. 6-sB44.
POODLE PUPPY, female, standard
10 wks old: Axe reg; very reas
IO. 1S0J3 after Il ---s!6
WANTED. good home for black 81,
tered male cat; well hammered
beautiful. JU. 9-Sa1@ after $3.50.
Gil. SIRED cocker pups. healthy bl
beauties, mos. reas. Browning
S-Slul. dpV and night. %
SIN MONTH-OLD Axe reg. femal,
Collie. natural herdlng instincts
children's pet: 500 or best offer
u Brandvwine ST. sc -
COCKER PUPS, purebred all black
3 wkz. Trained TO paper. 10 g
1851, after $50 SEQ and S25.
female. reg, affee.
tomato. excel with children: all
perm. shots. KE. d-S95l. -o5
ENGLISH SETTER PUPPIES. Axe
sire-Ch Rock Falls Skyway z. W
BARTHOLOW, 60iU Lakehurst DR..
Baltimore. 10. Valley 5-4aI5
o6s
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BUSINESS SERVICES

LET Me HELP you FILE your in.
come tax returns: reasonable &C
countaHt; personal service. Call Mr.
ALLEN. JU, S-k654 or no. 2-SSSl.
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APIS. UhFURNlsHED-D. {

GEORGETOWN. 253o Que st.--Two-
he'd, Sedrm "a, apt in at ~ ~ SldE See any
1873 SPRING RI; M rms
See janitor or phone AID 2-22.6S,
$500 18th ST. NV bedrms, .
ensi. porch. Reas Also = rms, kit,
bath and encl. porch, See janttor,
ri. 10000, OIL. 6-A743. -26
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ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

1859 MINTwoOD PL.. NV lse.
rms, utils. incl. SIS wk ia. g.
ai si' p. ny S.wV. .95Rset .rtll - :ink.
ST.S14 wk. Ex. 3-6833.
DNTN.-LRe. frt. dbl. bedrm., refgr..
everything furn $40 wk 703 Mt.
Vernon pl n.w.-N Y. ave. ---28
1914 18th ST. N.W.-Laree rm.
with kitchenette, refgr.. stove and
sink: SIC weekly rs
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REFRIGERATOR CLOSE OUT
We are closing out all new GE
Frieidaire. Westinghouse and Kel
vinator Fefrigerators Many style.
and models to choose from. all neV
and fully guaranteed Free sery'
ice. free warranty free delivery
STANDARD TIRE a BATTERY CO
10th g. H SITS NE Il 3l90ss
REFRIGERAToRs gas, electric Al
sizes. sealed units: S@5 up. Guar.
anteed
Ace Plumbing Supply Co.
e%f5-29 Ga. Ave. NV. AID. 4-007s
RUGS t2l, 9xi2; orientai-desiTn
O sssrefn9 nf fUf s sa6 v SKI
ENTAL. RUG MART. 1905 q st. nv
oziie pad. Cali wo. s-5 Ny. VIII
RUG, l2xl3. gray, Lees inspiration
mon moth Proof psd; excellent coansdi-
sfASlE HsW H a9d assd esq CO. 't soi
18th 81 NV
sCONCEs, mirrored brass Ipa!r,
SIS; beautifully framed reproduc
tion OF famous oil painting from
Nat! Gallery of Aait. sa5. u
sEwiNG MACH. never used, ro9ne
bobbin, sews forward and .everse
reaS. VIII deliver, AP. 1884
SHELVING STEEL-We have Lowest
prices and stock commercial grad,
S s. shrp vo Free planning service
man ave. NV. No1--lsi9. go
SHOWCASES. cleo, sales check cash
register, shelving: best offer o4lt
Pennsylvania ave. NV. 81
SODA FOUNTAIN, complete. excel
eond; must sell; SI75. Cab Ma
S-6S27. -3l
SOFA. 3 cushions. occasional chair
and studio couch-type bed, idea
OIL. 2-6I69 after q pm. 81
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OFFICE FURNITURE
$4,000 stock, new and used once
furniture of every description
Desks. SIS up; 4-drawer LEGAL and
letter-siEe hles. $40 up; 100 chairs
from 81; tables, BOOKCASES. map
plan files, card files. Reflnished
like-new condition.
FREE DELIVERY AND PARKING
OFFICE EQUIP. CO.
$50 N. Y. AVE. NV.
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GAS RANGES-S18
APT SIZE TESTED GUAR.
Ace Plumbing SUNNY Co.

GAS RANGES-S18
APT SIZE TESTED GUAR.
Ace Plumbing Supply Co.
29io-es Ga. Ave. NV, AID. 4-0O7s
GAS STOVE, 4-burner: Q years old:
excellent condition: $50. Call OIL
GOLF S12PO' CLUBS. nve good IRON.
srsssie and driver: SIS. EN-. g.
GOLF CLUBS. Wilson top-nOtch
irons. Nos. 2 to :, and wedge
Al-weather grips. Nylon bag Ex-
cellent condition $50. North Z.
s05i. Dupont 7-o425, noon to {
BEAIERs. ranses. stoves: new usec
tgas oil coal wood, elect ACME
HOSPITAL BED, adjustable !. WAYS
$40; mattress optional. $40. Cal
AD, 4-45l4, mornings. %
KITCHEN REMODELING SALE -
Base and wall cabinets, 500 of
Formica tops dishwaShes. dispoSalS
ranges, refrigerators on display
Bring plan. 9aT r ST. NV. ST i.
sTER 4: sons INC.
MATTRESS, innerSpg., like new: ma
hog. metal bed and spring: dresser
typewtr., vac. cleaner. TT. 2-S6l1
MOTORS bought sold. exch; al
makes Low prices, ELECT. EQUIP
co, 2413 Sherman ave. NV 90
OFFICE FURNITURE. desks. chairs.
etc. 41ls Bethesda ave. Be-
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cHAsTLEToN APIS.
1701 10th ST. NV.
1-BEDRM. APT. -$99.50
SWITCHED. MAIL DESK SERVICE
Very attractiVely furnished in beau
tiful, excellently located elevator
apt. bldg; vall-to-w wall carpet and
Grapes; ell convenienees on prem
ises: includes utilities. Apply at desk
or CALL MRS TICKS. DU, 7-l000
BERNSTEIN 6YNDICATEe
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CAMERAS. all brands: movie equip.
low prices: terms; trade: VI guar
BRENNIR CO. e33 Pa ave, NV
CASH RkGlSIkRS. National. s25
Also electric throws ticket. 500
STANLEY HAYMAN g. CO.. 20ls
Ilfh ct nV
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THE EVENING STAR

Washington. D. c
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY. IS. 1885
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REPAIRS end SERVICES Cont
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Three bedrms.. i2-famiiy duplex A;
Arcola heat. go I2th ST. Sc
WASHINGTON REALTY, RA. $4,000
2a26 X ST. sE-2 rms, kit.
bath S52 80
|23 ard st. ne rms. kit.
with din. spacel. utils. incl, 80 5000
L. T GRAVATTE
isis X ST. Resltor Ma. S-0753
MoDERN--N. W.--S67. .50---oPEN
6024 Sth St nv. Apt. ca rms =.
kit. -dinette, bath. heat, h. ". incl
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

MACHINE. small: adds,
Subtracts; l-yr guarantee; Sl4.95.
CIRCLE, TAI 18th ST. nv.
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PIANO, Lester, 5-ft. baby grand. in
a solid walnut FrencA S%riod case.
an instrument you would be proud
to own; reasonably priced at 1905.
JU. 5-l5S4 --2S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-01

All the charm Of authentic Colonial spreads cap
tured with fine cotton yarn woven in a reversible
pattern Thickly fringed Extra large. Full size
98x112". Twin size S2x112". Antique or bleached
white
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-18

afternoon at about 4:10 will last
Is minutes-which means that
Tv and radio will be out for that
period The Conelrad fire.
quencies (640 and 1910 on the
dali viii be functioning, of
course.
Jack Paar will sub for Ed Sui
Ilivan who's on the move AGAIN.
this Sunday :. Ed. by the way,
just signed Ingrid Bergman for
a TV appearance in the fall.
Ford Star Jubilee has picked a
Cole Porter Revue-with the
composer heading an all-staI
cast-to launch its fall series
on October 6. It won't be a
"salute"-but 80 minutes Of
music from his works with tor
stars.
Prize-fight dramas seem to be
having a vogue again and CBS's
new Playhouse 80" would like
us to know that it has acquired
Rod Servings Requiem for q
Heavyweight" for production or
the series (Serling adapted
Ring Lardner's Champion" fol
Climax.
NBC isn't sparing the loot or
its two-hour "Bandstand" show
which commences on WRC-radiC
July 80 Go am. to noon.
Bands lined up include LON
bardo, Dorsey Brothers, Wayn,
King and Freddy Martin. witt
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are not iDritten-but rewritten
at doesn't read this iDdy," the
producer decldres-"let's, add q
misty prologue, point up the
story inconsistencies, contrast
the nGiUete of the dialogue Nth
the elegant sets and photograph
it poeticGlly."
Oh yes-the girl who wrote
the book and the boy she was in
love with, but who had to be
shook up a bit to get going,
wound up together and okay.
The dialogue, which fairly
dripped with illusions to a
variety of contemporary ideas
such as Existentialism, was a
bore. The actors who earned
their merit badges for Bravery
Included Alexander Security as
the father: Diedre Owens as the
author; Jan Farrand and Law
renee Hugo. John Reese, who
played the young man, added a
kind of Actors Studio touch tC
his performance, maybe in de-
fiance.
Studio Ones Summer TheateI
has done some exciting things
this season under Robert Her.
riage's leadership - at least
they've struck me that way
and if "Emmaline" was a mis-
take, they're entitled to q
couple. If it wasn't a mistake
and just over the head of this
reporter, which is quite possible
-ooops.
4
ScOrebOard:
Gordon MacRae got up on the
wrong side of his voice Monday
evening (WRC-4 =. The sturdy
Young BARTON opened I'D with
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Bert Parks as permanent emcee
and songwriter Johnny Mercer
as Mr.. Music. A half hour
of the show will be televised from
1890 to IL.
Speaking Of bands, WTTG's
Milt Grant will premiere his new
show for the teen-agers. Band
Hop" Saturday from 4 to
pm. ;. There'll be recorded
music for dancing. plus inter-
views with students. celebrity
guests, student talent and con-
tests. Milt writes that he
hopes the program will provide
a worthwhile activity for the
young people"
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Getting to Know You" and it
sounded as if he never would
Let it be said that he hit his
clinkers and held them man
fully.
Roberta Sherwood, the 49,
yeGr-old Ne10 York night club
sensation, Ddlloped across CRY
Me a RiUer" on the Vic Damone
show Monday (WTOP-0
The dumbkopf camera lUork
fcloseupS of her JAM waS dis
tracing. Vic repeated his
StUingy uerSion OF "Let There Be
LOUe."
NBC is to be commended for
experimenting with new talent
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the lead in the movie version of
her best-seller, "Bonjour iris
Jesse"
Miss Sagan. now an elderly
20. deposed that she was too
old"
Richard DeRoy's attempt to
fashion a TV play from the
theme of the under-age writer
for Studio One Monday (WTOP-
g. may be said, therefore. to
have had a certain timeliness.
And if "Emmaline" had any
thing else. this viewer was COM
pletely unable to detect it.
DeRoy chose to present his
dramatic exercise in fantasy
form, for one thing, and if the
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LATEST >TV


Following is supplement
tary information on today's
television programs listed in
this Sundays TeleVue.
Because the Cleveland at
Washington baseball game
was rained out last night. a
twi-night doubleheader will
be televised tonight. Fans
will be able to see the end Of
the first game beginning at
8 pm. (WTTG-5) and the
entire second game begin
ming at approximately 8:45
pm,
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reason for this seemed passing
strange at the outset, it became
passing weird before. the first
act had expired. DeRoy further
chose to plump his wistful little
author in the middle of a richly
styled country club community
peopled with richly symbolic
zombies.
Only the point of this escaped
me.
Il am beginning to subscribe
to the theory that most fantasies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-18
ON THE AIR
What Was That
On Studio One?
By BERNIE HARRISON

The idea that young lady in her teens could write a
passionate novel that the New York Times mention The
Washington STAR would hail "the dehntve work love-
not altogether mplausbe one strains the imagination
Bit I'll admit but just the other day. Shelah Graham
gay chaeng from Paris that FRANCHISE Sagan had refused
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on the open Tonight" nights
monday and Tuesday,, but that
bearded chap who was on Mon
day should be sent scurrying
back to his Purple Grotto" . (.
This "cave, with its silly deni-
zens - there was a night owl
whose name is on the tip of my
tongue-rl1ay be a nice touch for
a radio TV show, but on TV, it's
merely silly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-18

From hs duy yoV buy H.. through oil the years you
H.. you'll spend less Plymouth ThGrs
Povhs ore used as toxs thon oil ether ears eombnsd
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Bulletin Board:
A CONELRAD test Friday
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Evening star., 1956-12-07
BOARD LADIES
TOAD SISTERS
AT RECEPTION

Mrs. John c. Carter, pres
ident Of the Board Of Lady
Managers of the Convent Of
Perpetual Alteration, and
Mrs. William r. Knobloch,
past president, will be among
those assisting the Sisters
Of Perpetual Alteration at q
reception Sunday, following
the blessing Of a collection
Of vestmentS and altar
cloths.
The Most Rev. Philip M.
Hannah. auxiliary bishop of
Washington. will bless the
articles at 4:30 pm. at the
convent.
The collection. made by
the sisters. includes vest
ments made from wedding
dresses and evening gowns
donated to the convent. The
group will be on display from
1890 am. to $50 pm. Sum-
day. Monday and Tuesday.
A number of chalices do
mated to the sisters also will
be shown. These articles, as
well as the vestments and
altar linens. will be sent to
priests in poor parishes in
the United States and
abroad.
Evening star., 1956-12-07
Tea Donce Sunday

The Georgetown Club of
Washington will hold its an
nual midwinter tea dance at
p.m.. Sunday at the Shera-
ton Carlton Hotel.
Evening star., 1956-12-07
IMadonna's
Story
Is Told

The story Of the life of the
Virgin Mary from her birth
to the birth Of Jesus was pre-
sented in a musical program
which highlighted the annual
Christmas meeting of the
Twentieth Century Club yes
terday at the YWCA.
Mrs. William Parks Crater,
a club member. wrote the
script after much research at
the Library of Congress. Mrs.
Francis B. Appellee was mar
rator and Mrs. Raleigh Gill
christ showed slides which
Mrs. Crater had especially
made from artists illustra-
tions Of various episodes in the
life of the Madonna.
The musical background for
the narrative was provided by
the Chanson-ettes of Calvary
Baptist Church.
Club members also brought
their annual donations for the
Gallinger Project Committee
to use in purchasing candies.
fruits and nuts for the 200
Christmas stockings they have
made and will present to the
Crippled Children's Clinic Of
District General Hosnital.
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LocuI Girl PLEDGES

Miss Arley Rosenberger,
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. H.
T. Rosenberger, was recently
pledged to Alpha Chi Omega
sorority at Pennsylvania State
University. Miss Rosenberger
is a home economics major.
Evening star., 1956-12-07

Store hours: daily. 10 am 10 pm.
2 Corners evening shopping:
Thursday and Friday until ESQ pm.
Smyrna times., 1956-06-07

by members of the church, WSCS
and friends of the community. A
pleasant evening was spent with
group singing, reading by Mrs.
Ford and conversation Refresh
ments were served. Rev. and
Mrs. Cavington received lovely
china from the WSCS and friends
as a farewell gift. After four
years with us we hate to have
them leave, but wish them lots of
success and happiness on their
new charge at Ocean View. We
welcomed our new pastor, Rev.
William Handkins on Sunday
morning, who with his family will
move into the parsonage this
week. The Covingtons moved to
their new home on Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Luton entertained
the WSCS on Tuesday evening at
her home.
The Ladies Auxiliary will meet
in the Hall on Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds Myers
entertained guests from Burling-
ton, N. j., Monday and Tuesday
of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steward Whit
marsh of Long Island, N. Y, were
overnight guests of their daugh-
ter and family, Mr.. and Mrs. It. E.
Heather and Tommy.
Mrs. Leslie Meredith visited
Mr.. Meredith at MT. Wilson, Md,
on Memorial Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Boys and
children of Bridgeville spent sew
eral days last week with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Wyatt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Meyer en-
tertained at picnic lunch on
Memoriay Day the following
guests: Mr.. and Mrs. John Jader-
lund of Mt. Vernon, N. Y, Mr..
and Mrs. William Tuinton of Do
yer, Mr.. and Mrs. George Knut-
knowski and daughter, Zana, of
Camden, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Weemer and sons of Gloucester,
N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Johnson
and Dickie of Newark were Satur-
day evening visitors of their
mother, Mrs. E. P. Scotten.
Miss Jean H. Leslie graduated
Smyrna times., 1956-06-07

and purposes that mo Parking,
Anytime" sign placed in the
Clayton Avenue extension be-
tween Main Street and Smyrna
Avenue, might as well be removed
for all the good it does, or does
an accident have to happen be-
cause of obstructed view?-A son,
Marvin Mayne, born to- Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Dunning, on May
"a, at the Kent General Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Moffett
have moved into the Sevil Apart
ment, on Main Street.-A belated
birthday congratulation for Mrs.
Edward Dittman, who observed
her natal day on May 26.-E.
Harris Lattomus, a one-tihe resi-
dent, now of Old Hartford Road,
Baltimore, was visiting his old
acquaintances on Friday. = A
birthday observance on Sunday,
June 8, for Cathrine 'Cathy
Marie Carrow, daughter of Sgt.
and Mrs. William r. Carow.-
Gene Spencer, a navy careerman,
now stationed at Norfolk, Va,
visited his brother, John F. Spenc-
er and family, on Saturday.-Mr.
and Mrs. Vernon Graham, and
daughter, Betty, of Laurel, Del,
visiting friends in town on Fri
day evening.-Wedding annivers-
airy observances for Mr.. and Mrs.
Medford Davis, Jr., on Friday,
June 1, and for Mr.. and Mrs.
James Burris, Tuesday, June s.
Clarence Jake O'Neal, recently a
fireman at the Dover Air Force
Base, is now undergoing II weeks
training for state police officer,
at the State Police Academy,
Delaware Memorial Bridge
Mrs. Charles w. Hall is recuperat-
ing at her home from hip in
jury that required surgery at the
Kent General Hospital.-A Teach
er Training Scholarship at the
University of Delaware for Char
lotte Pryor, Shirley Darrell, and
Isabel zippe, and for Faith Hout-
man, a scholarship at the Phila-
delphia, College of Science and
Pharmacy.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Bowen, from Ramsey, near Suf-
fern, New York State, is spend
ing some time with Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Moor.-Charles Duff cele-
brates a birthday June 9th.
The weakly wit: In noting
some of the Prom gowns recent
ly it's hard to tell whether the
gal is inside trying to get out, or
outside trying to get in.
Smyrna times., 1956-06-07

guest, Mrs. Kate Thompson.
Mrs. Fred Wiley and daughter,
Roseline, spent the weekend with
her son, Mr.. Jessie Wiley, and
Mrs. Wiley of Dover.
Members and friends of Ches-
void Church and the community
are glad to welcome back the Rev.
and Mrs. C. H Squires and fam
lily for their second year. We
hope this will be a successful year
in all our work, as we all work
together.
Mrs. Cylde Poore is still a
patient at Kent General Hospital.
Her friends are wishing her well,
Mr.. Elmer Strimel is a patient
in Philadelphia Hospital. His
friends are wishing him a speedy
recovery.
Smyrna times., 1956-06-07
ChesWOld

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Turner
of Louisville, Kentucky are spend
ing sometime here with her faith
er, Mr.. L. d. Learned, and other
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Harrington
have received a letter from their
son, Pvt. William B. Harrington,
telling them of his safe arrival
in Japan last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Warren,
Mr.. and Mrs. Presley Moore and
daughter, Patsy, of near Smyrna,
recently enjoyed a motor trip
through Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Holsather
and Mr.. Fred Wiley spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les Monisfith and family of Car
Isle, Pa.
The w. S. c. S. will meet with
Mrs. Ida Emory Wednesday ev-
ening, June 13 at 8 pm. Mrs
Martin Vaughn will be co-hostess
with Mrs. Emory. All members
are urged to attend.
The sum of $164.35 was cleared
from the supper sponsored by the
W.S.C.S., held Saturday night.
DR.. and Mrs. Homer T. Hopkins
and daughter, Becky, of Beltsville
Md, were guest of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Lafferty, over
the weekend. On Sunday, they
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Homer T.
Hopkins, Sr., at Frederick.
Mrs. Edith Wier has returned
home after visit with Mrs. ,Rena
Thomas of Penns Grove, N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dawson
of Penns Grove, N. ]. spent last
Wednesday with Mrs. Laura Har-
rington and daughter, Miss Cath
crime Harrington, and their house
Smyrna times., 1956-06-07
CLAYTON

Akk - - - @SAN
Ewell's-St. Paul Church Notes
Sunday, June 10 is the third
Sunday after Pentecost. At the
eleven o'clock worship. the min
lister viii speak on "A Season.
and a Time. In the evening at
7:30, the Baccalaureate service
for the Class of 1856. of the Clay
ton School, will be held in the
school auditorium. - The Church
Calendar lists the following: Tues
day, June IL, at 7:30 pm. The
Commission on Membership and
Evangelism will meet in the
Church Parlor. Preston knight
is chairman. The duties of this
commission is to seek out the un-
saved, the unchurched, the negli-
gent, and strive to lead them to
salvation, and into the fellowship
of the church.-Wednesday, June
13, at s pm, the Official Board
will meet in the Church Parlor.-
Sunday, June II, at 1920 am,
the annual Children's Day service
will be held in the Sanctuary
Monday, June 18, The Church
Vacation School will begin at 9
am. Sessions will be from 9 to
11:3O, Monday through Friday.
Closing Class June 29, and ages
A to IA are eligible to attend
The Devotional Reading for To-
day: SO if your eye is sound,
your whole body will be full of
light, but if your eye is not
sound, your whole body will be
full of darkness. Matt 6:22.
The Clayton Home Demonstra-
ton Club will meet on Friday,
June 8, at 1:30 pm, at the home
of Mrs. William Jones, on the
Smyrna-Kenton road. The lead
ers will be Mrs. w. L. Gooding
and Mrs. r. Walton Smith The
topic for the meeting will be
Foods That Don't Add Pounds" !"
DIR. and Mrs. Andrew L. Laurie
and sons, Jay and Duncan, from
Worcester, Mass, have returned
home after being the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Boyd
Mrs. Josephine Shaw, of ia N.
Rodney Street, was hostess to a
birthday party last Thursday
evening in honor of Mrs. Flor
ence Passwaters, of Smyrna. Mrs.
Passwaters was presented a bou-
quet of flowers and a number of
gifts. Guests were: Mrs. Audrey
Passwaters, Mrs. Rebecca Benson,
Mrs. Helen Hudson, and Mrs.
Chris Collins, all of Smyrna; Mrs.
Elizabeth Morris, and Mrs. Anne
Abba, local, and Mrs. Alice AL
free of Townsend Mrs. James
Clark is patient at the Kent
Cenaro1 IIoey,itol U,o,. oil Infants