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and Mrs. Saunders also spent the
Afternoon.
Mrs. Olin Gooden has returned
home after spending a week in
Trenton, N. ]. Her sister, Mrs.
Carrie Webber, of Atlantic City,
also spent the week with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Monigle
of Wilmington and Miss Emma
Hall spent the weekend at Reho-
both and Ocean City, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Moore and
children, near Chestertown, spent
last Sunday with her uncles, Mr..
Howard Rawley and Mr.. Harvey
Rawley.
Mrs. James Pugh has had a
phone call from her son, Albert,
who is back from Japan, has now
sailed for England.
Mrs. Dorothy Spangler and son
Donald are spending two weeks
with her daughter and family,
Mrs. Irving Moore, near Chester
town, Md.
Mrs. Leona Denney is spending
two weeks with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard Rash, in Mag
nolia.
Smyrna times., 1957-06-27
KentOn

Kenton Methodist Church, the
Rev. c. E. Wilkins, pastor, makes
the following announcements:
There will be observance of hide
pendence Day next Sunday. Come
worship with us. Bible School
opened on Wednesday with an en-
rolIment of 78 students. The
teachers are Mrs. Judy Graham,
Mrs. Ellen Faulkner, Mrs. Mary
Hester Ford, Mrs. Ruth Wilkins,
Mrs. Joan Austin, Mrs. Elva
Clough, Mrs. Audrey Slower, Mrs.
Marion Baxter, Mrs. Belle Palm
er, Mrs. Wilma Sherer, Mrs. Dot
Smith. The ladies of the W.S.C.S.
are in charge of refreshments.
Mrs. Loretta Clark is pianist.
The two small daughters of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Darrell, Wanda
Aileen and Wilma Ann, were
christened by the Rev. Wilkins at
their home on Monday evening.
The official board meeting will
be held in the church on Monday
evening, July /.
Recent guests at the parsonage
were the Rev. and Mrs. Guy Nc
Williams of Clayton and Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Brassure of White
vile, Md.
Mr.. Roland Faulkner, Sr. was
removed to Kent General Hospit-
al on Tuesday for an appendicto-
my.
Mrs. Roy Conley returned home
from Kent General Hospital on
Tuesday after undergoing sur
gerry.
Mrs. Ernest Smith, Jr. is a pa
tient at Kent General Hospital.
Mr.. Walter Fritc of Homesdale,
Pa, father of Mrs. Davis Num-
bers, died last Wednesday at his
home.
Mr.. Davis Numbers spent last
weekend with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Numbers.
Members of the intermediate
and Senior Girl Scout Troops
sponsored a bus trip to Washing
ton on Monday and Tuesday.
Thirty-one girls made the trip.
Chaperones were Mrs. Barbara
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ence among the different groups
of chickens August 14-the Farm
Field Day date.
Experiments in which irradiat-
ed lima beans are being used in
a search for new strains more
adaptable to Delaware growing
conditions viii be of interest not
only to growers, but to the gener-
al public as well, Gordy said.
Many of the standard varieties
are not suitable due to hot, dryI
conditions during the blossom
period. AS a result, many of the
flowers drop off before the pods
are formed. The irradiated beans
produce mutations, and it is
among these that School of Agri-
culture scientists hope to find
strains that will have good pod
set and produce high yields under
Delaware weather conditions.
Other experiments and demon
strations that will be highlighted
on the day-long program include:
use of chemicals to control weeds
in tomatoes, asparagus and straw
berries; testing of fungicides to
control disease on late-planted po-
tatoes and to control crown rot
of cantaloupes; rotational prac-
tices to control root-knot nema-
todes, which stunt or kill many
valuable commercial crops.
Irrigation of potatoes and to-
matoes; breeding work in peppers
to find varieties resistant to to-
bacco mosaic virus; cucumber
variety trials; variety tests on
grain sorghums, barley, rye, oats
and wheat; corn breeding and hy-
brid evaluation; castor bean vari-
ETY. tests; soybean variety tests,
soybean fertilization; chemical
weed control on soybeans; use of
green manures to determine the
influence of nitrogen and cover
crops on corn yields; insect con-
troll; and many others.
Current field work at the sub
station division farm includes
routine cultivation, spraying for
weed, insect, and fungus control,
as we'll as the special work re-
quired in carrying out the exper-
iments.
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Bilbrough, Mrs. Helen Shackle-
ton, Mrs. Belle Palmer, Mrs. M.
Lucas, Mrs. Margaret Graham
and Mrs. L. Caldwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Everett, Mr..
and Mrs. Marvel Everett and
daughter, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Ford are vacationing at
Rehoboth.
Mrs. Susie Knotts attended the
four-day short course session held
at the University of Delaware,
June 1920.
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T.eipsic

Mrs. Mildred Hall, Mrs. Homer
Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Moore
and children, and Mrs. Dorothy
Spangler visited Mrs. Halls and
Mrs. Spangler's sister, Mrs. Ethel
Wood, and family, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Alpemus at Landen-
burg, Pa. recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackie Robinson
and daughter Lynn are visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Robinson, in ORIENTAL, N. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Thomas
of Dover Air Force Base have
left for Mississippi and will be
there for nine months.
Miss Patsy Storey of Magnolia
has returned home after having
spent a week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Denney and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Tyson
spent Monday with his sister-in-
law, Mrs. Norman Breeding, in
Hickman, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goldstein visited
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dutton and
family on Tuesday.
Mrs. Nellie Clothier has return
ed home after spending two
weeks in the hospital.
The W.S.C.S. met last Wednes-
day evening with Mrs. Maria Fox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Tyson
spent Sunday with her cousin,
Mrs. Francis Faulkner, at Gen.
terville, Md.
Mrs. Nellie Bullock and Mrs.
buttons daughter of Wilmington
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Dutton and family. Mr..
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Curves don't come too sharp or hills too
steep for this nimble new Chevrolet. With
its new velvety V8 power, new road
ability and ride, you're the relaxed
master of any road you travel.
Bring on the mountaIs! This new Chevy
takes steep grades with such an easygoing
stride you hardly even give them a thought.
There's lean-muscled power tucked away
under that hood just rarin' to handle any
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hill you aim it at. And no matter how crrvy
theroad may be, light touch keeps Chevrolet
right on course. You'll like the solid, even
keel way it stays put on sharp turns.
A car has to have special kind of build
to handle and ride like a Chevy. It has to
have Chevrolet's low, wide stance, its out
rigger rear springs and well-balanced weight!
Drive this sweet, smooth and sassy performer
at your Chevrolet dealers.
Smyrna times., 1957-06-27
First Presbyterian Church

Services at the First Presby-
terian Church for Sunday, June
80, as announced by the pastor,
the Rev. o. c. Jones, will be as
follows: Morning worship, IL
am; Sunday School, 10 am. The
Church Vacation School will con-
tinue through July 8. Mrs. H. Ell
Wickham is in charge. Glasses
commence at $3.50 am. until 11:30
am. The adult choir meets for
practice on Wednesday at 8 pm.
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Preparations Started For Farm
Field Day August Ia
Continued From Page Ten)

can help poultrymen avoid losses.
The demonstration will show the
effect of high and low level anti
viotic content in feed, and will
include additional treatments re-
commended in the broiler area.
The start of the chicks isstimed
so there will be a visible differ
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-07
Natl Baptist To Convene

20 confront them Il will be the
Constitution OF the National
Baptist Convention. USA. Inc.
with is provision OF tenure
Controversial Issue
The question or tenure has
become a controversial one.
which is holly debated b. both
proponents and opponents. The
tenure in the constitution pro-
vidcs. "A president Of this con-
vcnt.on shall not be eligible for
reelection after he has served
four consecutive years. until a.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-07

The Chrysler DIVISION
today reported substantial
increases in production
sales and market penetra.
ton for both the Imperial
and Chrysler lines of cars.
President T.. c. Quinn
said that for the calendar
year overall Chrysler Di-
vision retail deliveries are
up l49 per cent over last
year. Imperial sales are up
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-07

least one year has elapsed
The lines are drawn on both
ideas CT this great battle be-
tween opposing forces in the
constitutional issue. There are
those of the J. II. Jackson for
ces who say that tenure is
firmly anchored in the consti-
futon as voted in 1852 at Chi
cago.
From all indications of the
grass roots and leadership of the
Baptists. the constitution vii
be upheld in Louisville with
large majority vote by support
ers of tenure. Remember. il re-
CURES a two-thirds vote Il
change the constitution.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-07

The National BAPTIST Convcn-
ton USA. ms largest religion
lody among NEGROES in the
United State { America. with
Z total men 5crsh!p Of over
: 800 600. xiii assemble in Louis
vile. Ky. the week Of Sept. 81
The convention will draw
the largest gathering in the
cveniful history of this great
organization.
AS BAPTIST ministers and lay
men converge n this CIV ihore
VII be the one burning issue
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-07

sharply, running 259.5 per
cent over 1856.
Compared to 1855, CON-
b'ned Imperial and Chrysler
New Yorker l. rket pene.
sraticn in the LUXURY cars
class is up 7.z per cent,
while combined Chrysler
Windsor and Chrysler Sa-
fatcga market penetration
is up .33 per cent in their
price class.
Evening star., 1957-04-21
April q

$50
4-Koiser Aluminium Hour.
~ Mans Come" A mosicol
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bolIs dorkest hours Nonetie Fo-
bray. Gene Nelson. poul Ford.
Lew Parker. Bib Osterwold. Fred
Gwynne
5-The Lilli Pelmer Show.
"Juss OF PieeodilIy." Miehoel
Cough.
7.Dupons Theetev. Dromo.
"The Shark on the Mountoin." A
boy and crippled oldster, who
shore dreon world of terrifying
dangers and bold deeds, come
foce TO foce with real peril. Rich
ord Eyer James Gleason.
9-Red Shelton Show. Color.
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1000
5-Errol Flynn TheeteF.
"The l,oo0th Night Of Don
Juon." Errcl Flynn.
7-Notionol WRESTLING.
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4-The Lone Wolf. Adventure.
5-Spike Jones Show. Musicol.
Storing Spike. Helen GroYco ond
the Bond Thot Plays for Fun"
9-celebrity Playhouse.
Tomorrow We Moy Port. A sec
retory to o newspaper editor is
told thot she is suffering from o
serious heort condition and hos
only two yeors to live. loroine
Dcy. Willionn Bishop.
1l:00
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Ia Hours. "Alios Mr.. Twilight"
l947. Story of ehormino jewel
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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-12-20
On Our Christmas Card

The Feast of Christmas is nothing more than
the birthday of our divine Savior. Nothing more?
The day is tremendous with significance and
Importance. No other day in all history can
match the effect not only in time but in etern-
ity of this day on which the Redeemer came to
save man.
All the joy of the feast is wrapped up in that
fact. Man rejoices that a Savior has come making
it possible for him to surmount the evil eff
fects of sin and enter the gates of Heaven.
Longed for through centuries, the Messiah in
His coming is the joyous reward to long prayer
and penance.
The Savior's birth was but the beginning
of His divine mission to become man and through
His Passion and Death, through His Resurrection
and Ascension, reopen to man the gates of
Heaven.
Is it any wonder, then, that the anniversary
of the coming of the Savior should be a day
of sincere rejoicing on the part of all men? That
is, on the part of all who know and believe in
the Divinity of Jesus Christ?
Throughout all Christendom this day COM
memorating the birth in Bethlehem of a virgin
of a little Babe who was to be Emmanuel, is be-
ing observed with genuine gratitude to God.
The true joy of Christmas, therefore, is a re-
ligious one; it has its origin in the overwhelming
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happiness of lowly man that his Heavenly Father
has not abandoned him, but has deigned to send
His own Son as Redeemer. Not only are we re-
deemed but we are the objects of this act of
infinite love on the part of God for us His
creatures.
For every Catholic this joy of Christmas is
enacted in a special way daily in the Holy Sacri-
flee of the Mass. For there is a daily Bethlehem
on the white corporal; Christ becomes present
and dwells amongst us.
No feast is tied up with the Mass as signifi-
cantly as is Christmas, for it is verify Christ's
Mass that Is the focal point of the Catholics
proper observance of the day.
Still more does the Catholic participate in
the joy of the day when he receives this Son of
the Father, this Goldman, this Redeemer, this
longed-for Messiah, this helpless Infant, in Holy
Communion. The Savior comes to dwell sacra-
mentally in the human heart. Each soul is anoth-
er Bethlehem. May it be a worthy one.
To all our readers the Catholic Times extends
the greetings of this holy season.
1t is the prayer of the Staff that all our many
friends and subscribers will be blessed with deep
spiritual joy. May the peace of the Prince of
Peace be abundaptly in the hearts of all. Such
is the wish on our Christmas card.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-12-20
The Washington Letter
NATO Meet Will Focus
Attention On Pope's Message

Circum-
stances are combining to give
q special interest to this years
Christmas message of His Holt
ness Pope Plus XII.
1t is thought that the Holy
Father will speak on Peace"
and some reports from Rome
have predicted that 1t will be a
discourse of great Importance.
Papal talks of this sort are al
ways noted in the foreign Off
ces of nations round the world.
Coming hard upon the close of
the NATO meeting in Paris,
this years message can be ex-
pected to receive careful read
ing.
The NATO meeting could be
historic. This is so whether the
sessions are a brilliant success
or a dismal failure. What hap
pens In Paris could 60 a long
way toward determining the
policies Of Soviet Russia and
the United States in the future.
The nations not yet aligned
with che East or West will be
watching carefully to see the
amount of harmony and unity
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-12-20
Our NeW Shepherd

The clergy, religious and laity of the Diocese
of Columbu are deeply grateful to the Holy
Father for his loving care in providing us with a
new Chief Shepherd. All hearts were jubilant
last week with the announcement that Bishop
Clarence G. Issenmann, Auxiliary to the Most
Reverend Archbishop of Cincinnati had been
named the sixth Ordinary for Ohio's Capital city.
He will receive the welcome of true filial devo-
ton from all.
Coming with the fullness of the Holy Priest
hood, Bishop Issenmann will be for us a successor
of the Apostles, and, in communion with the Holy
See, will be for us the closest representative of
the Holy Father himself in our midst, BY virtue
of his office he will share with the Supreme
Pontiff the threefold duty of teaching, govern
ing and sanctifying the flock committed to his
care. All of this means that his work is the sane
LITIGATION and salvation of souls.
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haven't really got him. And
when he is away and his wife
Is with me, feel that he isn'f
altogether gone"
The relationship of Mrs.
Fritz can be motherly but not
"mother-d a hter." So the
young couple themselves must
decide where they will live,
how they will spend their
money, how they will divide
responsibilities, how they will
discipline the children, where
the children will 60 to school
even if the grandparents pay
the tuitionl There will be no
compromise, no surrender ex-
pected in these and similar
rights.
On the other hand, a father
in-law and mother-in-law are
accepted by the new bride
mainly because they are the
parents of her husband who
continues to have certain OBJ
legations and devotions as a
son. He will forever be their
son.
The new bride shares obi
cations with her husband.
Without her cooperation
son could hardly fulfill his dv-
ties TO his parents. She Is then
bound in conscience TO help
him. II she refuses to cooper
ate, there is something wrong
with her and the whole mar.
risse. The reverse Is, Of course,
true for the son.in-Isw.
Next week, / will offer a
final blueprint to help some
see that our in-laws are one Of
mans greatest inheritances.
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The administration of temperatures will take
a lot of the Shepherds time. But this, too, will
have to be done that he might the more effec-
lively fulfill his mission of teaching. governing
and sanctifying. And in this he will have the
generous cooperation Of all his clergy and peo-
pie. Sacrifices will be necessary to sustain our
Bishop in the heavy burden he will carry.
Bishop Issenmann does not come to Columbus
a complete stranger. Many here know of his
great qualities of mind and heart and soul. That
the Holy Father has chosen him as our Bishop
is sufficient tribute to his capabilities, spiritual
and intellectual.
With all our hearts we welcome our new
Father in God. We pray Gods continued bless
ing upon him; we pledge him our constant 10y
atty. May many years of deep spiritual joy be
his as the sixth Bishop of Columbus.
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Fir. Healey's Inquiry Corner
Can Mass Be Offered
For Some Mont

q. What can be done for The
souls Of baptized non-c Catholics
who attended Mass occasionally
with Catholics but died belong
Ing to no particular church,
Can masses BE- offered for
them?
A. We can pray for anyone
and at certain times leg. in the
prayers after the litany during
Forty Hours we pray especial
ly for baptized none Catholics.
While they are living we have
opportunities and a duty to pray
and work for their conversion
in particular, and their spirit
ual welfare and salvation in gen.
eral. If such . person attends
Mass and has no particular al
legiance we should extend an
invitation to him to attend IN
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who is responsible for his food,
lodging, etc. A job or outside
occupation, however. does give
him title to the wages he earns.
In such a case he is bound in
justice to compensate his par
ents for bed, board and cloth
ing. He is bound out of piety to
help the family beyond the call
of justice if there is real need.
In practice most parents who
do not need the payment of
room and board money from
their children grant them the
right to use the money for
themselves; although this would
ordinarily include purchase Of
some clothing and other neces-
sary and useful things e.g.
spending money, transportation
to school.
G.. Why do not the priests say
more about excessive use OF a.
eohol among Catholics? u is
scandal to others and . great
sin In family iifel
A.. Certainly every priest is
aware of the evil of intemper-
ance and speaks against it in
ssrmons. in talks, in confession,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-12-20
Seuen Liturgical JeweIs

The liturgy prepares with due solemnity for
the feast of Christmas. In these days of increased
interest in and knowledge of the liturgy much
attention will be given to these final days of the
Advent preparation.
During the seven days before the Vigil of
Christmas the Divine Office takes on a more SOL
emn form. Thus the antiphons for the psalms at
Lauds and the Hours of the day are proper. All
these allude expressly to the coming of the Saw
ior. But at Vespers each day we find a solemn
antiphon, consisting of a fervent prayer to the
Messias. These are known as the 20" antiphons
because they begin with that interjection. In each
case the antiphon addresses the Messias with one
of the titles given him in Sacred Scripture.
The titles of the 80" antiphons, taken from
their first words are: 80 Sapientia" 70 Wisdom),
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the talks produce.
The Holy Father has worked
ceaselessly for peace, and no
one appreciates better than he
does the world situation today.
1t could very well be that, fol-
lowing the NATO meeting, the
world may be more anxious
than usual to learn what the
Pontiff has to say.
The fact that the Pope is
speaking on Sunday, December
%. three days ahead of Christ
mas, is expected to contribute
to a wider dissemination of his
words. For many years his
Holiness has given his message
on Christmas eve. The Sunday
before-C hristmas date is
thought to be a better time to
attract the worlds ear.
The belief here is that Mar
shall Tito was wringing all pos
sible propaganda value out of
the situation when he asked
that US. military aid to Yugo-
slavia be discontinued. His
claim to be humilitaed by fire.
quent reappraisals of the aid by
the us. Government grabbed
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-12-20
Making Marriage Click
Rediscover Those In-laws,
They Might Be Nice
By Msgr. Irving A. DeBlanc

understanding of a new Chris
ton in-law relationship is alb
solutely essential.
A NEW FAMILY
Parents must understand
that after a son marries, a
complete new relationship has
taken place for all concerned.
Mrs. Fritz, for instance, can
not rightly say after the we'd
ding of her son, II have not
lost a son, / have gained a
daughter"
However kindly that state.
rnenf was intended, II Is q
gross, confusing error. MRS.
Fritz does not have a mother
daughter control over tha new
bride. Nor is there the same
old relationship between her
and her newly welded son. A
new, Independent family has
been created.
A mother-in-law, of course,
must love the new bride in her
self, but the relationship with
the most telling impact is the
new one as the bride of her
son. That son and his wife are
now an inseparable whole.
They are always seen in the
same picture. Love cannot be
given by a mother and father
to a son without it being given
to the bride.
In marriage a couple are no
longer John and Mary, but
John-Mary and must be loved
as a unit.
This story IL told by . won
derfui, wise mother.in-law:
when my SON Is with me, and
his wife Is sway, | feel that
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headlines in many places.

headlines in many places.
Actually, Marshal Tito only
asked that the military aid be
terminated, and this was near
an end anyway. Everyone was
convinced that it would be ex-
tremely difficult, if not impos-
sible, to get the next session of
Congress to 60 along with fur
Their military help for the com.
munist dictator of Yugoslavia.
Assistance already given was
justified here on the ground
that it kept a breach between
Yugoslavia and Soviet Russia
and held out hope of drawing
Tito toward the West. However,
Tito embarrassed his support
ers here by seeming a draw
closer and closer to Moscow,
following the death of Stain.
But, by playing one side
against the other, Tito has, not
done badly for himself. He has
already received well over a bill
lion dollars from the United
States, and the economic aid is
likely to continue. This amount
ed to over 500 million last
year.