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DYWYK Club Has
'Cook-Out' Saturday

Instead Of its annual picnic, the
DYWYK club Of St. Paul enter
tanned with a lookout" on Sat
urday, July 20, in the spacious
yard at the home Of Mrs. Minnie
Raymond, 654 Rondo Av
Members and their guests en-
joyed charcoal broiled steak, ham
burgers, fried chicken and all Of
the traditional picnic lunch.
Members and husbands present
were the Messrs and Mines. Will
liam Hanna. Sidney Williams,
Henry Johnson. Eugene Moore,
Walter Baines; tbs Mines. Ida
Mae Murphy. Hermoine Hickman.
Wayne Green. Minnie Raymond
and Birdie Howell
Among guests were the Messrs.
and Mines. Chester Greene, II
Courtney Hilyard. Eugene Cavett
Of Chicago; Mrs Collie Edwards
of Shreveport, La, Mrs. Gladys
johnson, Hazel Underwood and
others enjoying the clubs hospl-
tality
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Mrs. Freddie Ingram
Honored Guest A.
A Stork Shower

Mrs. Tony Mazingo, 45S N.
Grotto St, was a charming hos
tess on Sunday evening. July 81,
when she entertained at a storlS
shower in honor Of Mrs. Fred In
gram.
The evening was enjoyed play
ing various shower" games with
the Mines. Myrrhene Bonner, Dor
othy Harris, Helen Cartwright and
Patricia Ingram capturing the
beautiful prizes.
A highlight came with the open
ing Of the many practical and
lovely gifts with everything for
the baby-to-be to wear and use.
The serving Of refreshments
concluded the delightful affair.
Guests present were the Mines.
Helen Cartwright, Patricia Allen,
Patricia Ingram, Mary Ingram
Louise Hughes, Maxine Campbell,
Nancy Allen, Janice Briley, Doro-
thy Harris, Myrrhene Bonner,
Jacquelyn Bowman, Margaret
McMoore. Anna MCGEE, Miss
Mary Frances Wood.
And the Mines. Jocelyn Collins,
Carmen Davis and Virginia Car
ter.
Those who sent gifts but were
unable to be present were the
Mines. Rosa Patterson, Minnie
Robinson and Pauline Wallace.
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rangement class; while Tony Web.
ster, age nine and Claudia Brown
won second award and Tony Web
ster and Benjamin Nellie captur-
ed the third award
Judges were Mrs. James Beat
and Mrs, Fred Multaler,
Heading the committees re-
sponsible for third successful
show were Mrs. Henry Thomas.
general chairman and Mrs, Brutus
Cassius, co-chairman. staging
Mrs, Earl Sims; schedule, Mrs.
Mae Marshall; publicity, Mrs,
Spencer shivers; entries, Mrs. An
drew Clark, sr,, Judges, Mrs.
Frank Corners; outdoor deeora-
tons, Mrs Rufus Webster: tele-
phone information, Mrs, Hardy
White; registration, Mrs Gordon
Granger and refreshments, Mrs.
Ben Mouton,
Refreshing punch was served
from an attractively laid table
presided over by Mrs, Ben Mou-
ton, Mrs, Helen Thomas register
ed the guests.
Officers OF the club are the
Mines. Earl Sims, president. E. v.
Marshall vice president: Walter
Aston, secretary; Andrew Clark.
treasurer and Henry Thomas.
program chairmon.
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Mrs. o. L. Alexander and Mrs.
Jessie Shapard He was the house
guest Of Mrs. Shepard, S52s Fifth
Av, S, Mr.. Harmon also spent
some time with Mr.. and Mrs.
Percy Dawson Of 7o1 w. Central
Az st. Paul He is an uncle Of
Mrs. Dawson.
Hostess: Mrs. Lillian King, $50
Ellwood Av. N. was a charming
hostess on Sunday afternoon, July
p, when she entertained infor-
mally in honor Of out OF town Wis
itors. Honored guests were Mrs.
Fannie Jackson, Galesburg, Ill,
mother Of Mrs. Clifford Hawkins,
Cleveland Buchanan of Mt. Home,
Tenn, brother of Mrs. J. w. Man
ey and William Little, Plaindeling
La, father Of John Little Of 9l2
Irving Av. N Other guests
attending the gala affair in
addition to the honorees were the
Messrs. and Mines. J. w. Nancy,
Clifford Hawkins, James Bailey
and Alonzo Denny.
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Mississippi Farmer Sloys
Negro Altman For
Sitting With His Sister

YazOo City, Miss.-CANP)-For
no apparent reason other than the
fact he sat at dinner with his
sister, a white Mississippi farmer
here last week Stayed a young Ne
gro airman and then casually call
ed the police to come and get him
because, I've just killed a Ne
gro"
Charged with the murder was
Raiford Walton. who confessed he
shot and killed 2O-year old Airman
Third Glass Charles Brown when
he found him sitting at a dinner
table with the farmers sister.
County Attorney Griffin Norquist
said investigators had not estab-
lished a definite motive in the
Staying. He said. however. that
Raiford had waived a preliminary
hearing and was being held in the
Yazoo County Jail.
Norquist said Walton would not
explain the incident and his rela-
tives who witnessed the killing
Don't want 10 talk about il.
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IN Macon. When they returned
home Mrs. Beasley's mother and
her two grandchildren accompan-
led them. The visitors will vaca-
ton for a month in Minneapolis.
Sister Was Guest: Mrs. W. E.
Warrington Of Chicago was the
house guest for u days Of her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. ". J. Hunter Of 4O2s Fourth
Av. S. Mrs. Wadlingtou came to
the city for a much needed rest
and did no sociahzing. She left for
her home on July 16, so that she
might attend sessions of the Pro-
greSsive Association. Rev. Wad-
hngton, pastor of Hirman Baptist
church, is president of the asso-
citation.
Anniversary Greetings: Greet
ihgto the Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney
Duncan Of 627 Eighth Av. ~. who
will celebrate their seth wedding
anniversary on Tuesday, July 80.
Eastern Vacation: Mrs. Frank
Shaw, 1ll6 Irving Av. ~, left the
city Friday July 10, for New York
City to visit her sister Mrs
Birdie Barnen Dixie. Mrs Shaw
will spend a month with her sis
ter and from there she will go to
Detroit and Chicago for a visit
with relatives and friends before
returning home.
Saturday Bridge Club: Mrs.
Cynthia Tyson. 1886 Fourth Av.
S, was hostess to the Saturday |
Bridge club on July 20 at her
home, 1886 Fourth Av. S. Taking |
home prizes for high scores were |
Mrs Joyce Jackson and Mrs. Anne
Mitchell first and the consolation
prizes went to Mrs. Glen Pullens |
and Miss Christine McKinnie. At
this meeting, the club adjourned |
until October 8.
Chicago Visitor: Mrs. Charles
Crenshaw Of Chicago is the house
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Alex
ander Of 1892 Fifth Av. S. Mrs.
Crenshaw is the aunt of Mrs.
Maurice Howell Of 1916 Lakeview
Av. N, and is spnding some time
with the Howells.
HOspitaIiIed: Mrs. NJ. L. Sim
mons, wife of Rev. NJ. L. Simmons
of 1856 Fifth Av. S, who has
been a patient in Fairview Hos
pital for the past ten days, is
steadily improving and is expected
to return home soon.
Visiting From CIeveland: A
mong the week end visitors TO
was Ed Harmon of
Cleveland who arrived Saturday
morning for a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles w. Glenn, Mr.. and
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church both in Minneapolis. The
many sightseeing tours and other
courtcsies made their visit very
pleasant Mr., jackson left Mon
day for his home and Mrs. Jack
son win remain Tor the rest Of the
week.
Family Visitor: Visiting in the
city from Chicago Is Mrs, Leander
sheets, a former ST. Paulite. Mrs.
Sheets is dividing her time visit
ing her sisters and brothers and
their families, Mr. and Mrs, J. ID.
Jones, William Hannas, the Manly
Rhodes. the Ralph Gardeners, all OF
ST. Paul, the William Gardeners OF
North ST. Paul. She win spend this
week end in Minneapolis as the
guest OF her sister and brother-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs, Gerald Bailey
sr, and family, S5t9 Fourth Az,
s, and win spend some time with
another sister and brother-in-law
Mr. and Mrs. r, N Davis OF No.
ST. Paul.
Leave For Home; Miss Benighta
Jiles and daughter Miss Burblc
Williams OF Tulsa, okla, who
have been the guests for the past
week OF MIR and Mrs, Carl Grif-
fin, 7p6 Rondo Av., left Saturday
July 20, for their home Miss
Jiles, an old classmate OF Mr..
Griffin, is a teacher in the Tulsa
school system. The many sight
seeing tours, a motor trip 10 Dull
nth and other courtesies accorded
The visitors made their stay
very pleasant
Mother II Guests Mrs. Collie
Edwards OF Shreveport, La, ar
rived by plane TO visit her daugh-
ter and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Manly Rhodes Jr, OF 1919 Mar
shall Az The occasion for Mrs.
visit il 10 be with her
who is convalescing at
home after undergoing an appen-
dectomy, Mrs, Rhodes Is In ex-
cellent condition and making n
rapid recovery
Daughters Are Guests Mrs,
Edith Borrain Rallson OF Pasa-
dena, Calf, spent two weeks in
the city visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Johnson OF TAO
81. Anthony Av., and sisters, Mrs.
Judy Weaver, Mrs. Howardean
Dixon and Mrs. Jean Marie Half
ten also Of Pasadena. Mrs. Rail-
sons trip was greatly facilitated
TO and from Pasadena via Western
Airlines. Mrs Haftorn remains In
the city for a longer visit with her
family.
Home From Camp; Miss Sherrio
Mazingo. 1853 N. Grotto st.. re-
turned home Friday from a Bap-
list Wilderness Camp where she
spent a week as a representative
OF Pilgrim Baptist churlh. Tho
camp was located on Gunflint
Trail on the shore OF Lake Super
ior near the Canadian border.
The large number Of girls In at
tendance enjoyed canoeing, hik-
ing and a worship period.
Dancing Party: The Zodiac Club
has issued invitations for its dane
ing party Of 1857 TO be held on
Friday, August o, In the Arizona
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

July 27-Aice Landry 20 Hy-
land Av. N; Lydia f. wardlaw,
1900 Third Av S; Gerald Wagner,
9l5 Fremont Az. N.
July IS Robert Martin, 1929
Fifth Av. S; Mrs. Judson Phillips,
il46 Third Av. s.: Mrs. Ruth f
Allen, 3sl5 Third Av. S; Luarla
Tinsley, 1924 Portland Av.
July 29-Mrs. G. McRutledge,
605 Eighth Av. N; Mrs. La Vera
Robins, 3s45 Second Az. s; Mrs.
Helen Underwood, 1912 Clinton
Az; f. f. Perkins, 1888 Fourth
Av, S; Douglas L. Owens, 242l
Fourth Av. S; Mrs, Raymond
Johnson, 1856 Fourth Av s.: Ce-
celia Shepherd. 1887 Portland Av.
July 3O-E. w. Walls, 1922
Third Av. S; Mrs. Elsie Smith,
1924 Fourth Av S; Mrs. Elsie
Cromwell, 3Il9 Smelling Av: Mrs.
Bessie Helm, 1921 Dupont Av. N
Aug. Mrs. Virgie Hughes,
1920 Fifth Av. s.; oscar Cleve,
25l7 Riverside Av.; Mrs. Neva
NJ. Warren, 3645 Clinton Av.: Mrs.
c. f. Burt, 1886 Fourth Az. s.;
Mrs. Edward Brown, 3740 Fourth
Av. s.; F. c. Clardy. 2i37 9th
Av. s.. Mrs. william whiteside,
5000 Third Av. s.; Aaron ARA
dondo, 4457 Fourth Av. s.; Mar
ian Webb, 319 18th Av. S.
Aug. Mrs Arthur Lyons,
1923 Emerson Av N; Cornelius
Seymour, 3s47 Smelling Av.; Mon
well Craft, 1910 Fifth Av. s.:
Lucille Goodwin, 1914 f. Frank
lin Av.; Frank Corners, 1899
Fifth Av s.; Mabel Mitchell, 1921
Franklin Av.
Out-Of-Town Birthday
July rs Mrs. Leona Ewing,
Mason City, Ia.
July 30 Samantha ]. Moore,
Chicago, III.
July 31-Whitney Young, At
lants, Ca; Wayne Mcdonald, Ex-
celsior Springs, Mo.
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NAMES OMITTED FROM
MASONIC TEMPLE CORNER
STONE LAYING STORY

The names Of Rev c. NJ. Sexton
and Mrs Alma Kinney, worthy
matron of Pride of the West
chapter OES were inadvertently
omitted from coverage of the
Prince Hall Masonic temple corner
stone laying which appeared in
the July 70 edition Of this paper
The Rev Mr.. Sexton delivered
the impressive invocation at the
ceremony and Mrs. Kinney gave
and presented the tenn
pie association with a check from
Pride of the West.
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Room Of the Prom Ballroom. ST.
Paul, The informal party win be
from p. m. 10 a m,
Attending Hall Gamesi William
F. (Bnly) williams, $40 Western
Av., left Monday morning for
Milwaukee 20 spend the week and
attend the Milwaukee Braves ball
games.
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16.155.230 Acres
Retired By Farmers

Agreement signed by u. s.
farmers under the Soil Bank pro-
gram this year would retire 49,
1855 $50 acres from surplus crops
production, In return for federal
payment totaling Ni4.ss7 500.
The program authorizes up 20
$3.50 million annual payment for
retiring land and such crops as
wheat, cotton, corn, rice and to-
baCCo.
Backward, turn backward, o
time In thy Might've thought
Of comeback needed last
nlghtr- T.. H. Raymond
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Wedding Anniversaries
MINNEAPOLIS

hiNNFffOllS
July 2S-Mr. and Mrs Robert
Wynn Jra $40 Irving Az. ~, six
years.
July 3O-Mr. and Mrs. John
Shaw 1719 Oak Park Az. n, IS
years; Mr.. and Mrs. James Thorn
as. 1867 Second Az. S. 40 years
ST. PAUL
July 29-Mr and Mrs. Martin
Brookins. SGT w. Central Az, Il
years; Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard II.
Carter. zoos Carroll Az. seven
years.
July 30-Mr and Mrs Ezel
Thomas. 54l W Central Av., 10
years.
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Memo To Housewives:

keeping glass measures handy
makes cooking more efficient.
Leftover egg yolks which are
covered with water before being
stored in your refrigerator will
not dry out.
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Social and Personal
Z ST. PAUL

House Guests; Mr. and Mrs Jewell Jackson Of Chicago
arrived in the city saturday, July 90 for visit with Mr. and
Mrs NJ r. Bell Of SOP Carroll Av Mr.. jackson is cousin Of
Mr. Bell The visitors attended the Minnesota State Baptist
Convention Sunday held Bethesda Baptist church and the
Laymens banquet held Saturday night at Zion Baptist
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! NNN oaAAN III NNNNAANAAN NNAA L
dogs.
Here then. are three simmer.
ing gelatin salads to please the
whole family-one for each in
dividual taste: Cucumber Celery
Salad; Vegetable Barbecue Salad,
and Fruit and Cottage Cheese
Soufne Salad.
Cucumber Celery Souffle Salad
l package Hme-flavored gelatin
a teaspoon salt
cup hot water
y cup cold water
IL tablespoons vinegar
p cup mayonnaise
Dash Of pepper
y cup drained finely diced Gu
Cumber
y cup finely diced celery
l tablespoon finely chopped onion
Dissolve gelatin and salt in hot
water, Add cold water, vinegar.
mayonnaise and pepper. Blend
well with egg beaten. Pour into
refrigerator freezing tray.
Quick-chil in freezing unit
without changing controD IS to
20 minutes, or until firm about /
inch from edge but soft in center.
Pour mixture into bowl and whip
with egg beaten until fluffy,
Fold in vegetables. Pour into
l-quart fold or individual molds.
Chill until firm in refrigerator
mot freezing unit 80 to As min
utes. Unmold and garnish with
salad greens. Serve with addition
al mayonnaise if desired. Makes
4 to 6 servings.
Vegetable Barbecue Salad
l package lemon-flavored gelatin
p teaspoon salt
IL cups hot water
can tomato sauce
IL tablespoons vinegar
Dash Of celery salt
! cup mixed cooked corn and
green pepper
Dissolve gelatin and salt in hot
water. Add rest of seasonings.
Blend, Chill until slightly thick
ened. Then fold in vegetables.
Pour into individual molds. Chill
until firm Serve on crisp salad
greens, Makes 4 to servings.
Fruit And Cottage Cheese
Souffle Salad
l package lemon-navored gelatin
4 teaspoon salt
/ cup hot water
z cup cold water
l tablespoon lemon juice or
vinegar
y cup mayonnaise
Dash Of pepper
y cup drained diced grapefruit
sections
y cup drained diced orange sec
tons
y cup cottage cheese
u CUP shredded carrots
= cup chopped walnuts
Dissolve gelatin and salt in
hot water. Add cold water, lemon
juice, mayonnaise and pepper.
Blend well with. egg beaten. Pour
into refrigerator freezing tray.
Quick-chiH in freezing unit
without changing controD IS to
20 minutes, or until Trm about l
nch from edge but soft in center.
Pour mixture into bowl and whip
With egg beater until fluffy.
Fold in fruit cheese, carrots |
and walnuts. Pour into 1-quart |
mold or individual molds. Chill un- |
IL firm in refrigerator mot freez- |
ng unit 30 to so minutes. IN /
mold on crisp greens. Serve with /
additional mayonnaise, II desired. |
Makes < IN & aaryingg
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Group Life Insurance

American workers and their
families are protected 20 the ex-
tent Of $119 billion under 100, 900
group contracts and $4,000, 900 in
dividual certificates, the Institute
Of Life Insurance reports
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Chicago school teacher took off
recently on ~ three week trip 30
Africa ~ part Of the Council on
student Travels joint cooperative
program 10 West Africa. She will
make stops in Nigeria, Ibadan. Ife,
Benin city, Port Harcourt and
numerous other African cities and
villages. Upon her return 30 the
states, she will lecture and show
movies Of the tOur.-(ANP)
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

Back Home: Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Beasley 253l Clinton
" recently returned home from week motor trip and
vacation spent IN Chicago Little Rock Ark and Macon Miss
Cmcago they visited Mrs BeaSeys children and her mother
rs Mime PpklnS and they visited and cousins of
MI beaSey IN Little Rock and his mother Mrs Emma Beasev
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Comlng!!l Louis Jordan and his
Orchestra. Mpls. Labor Temple.
Sunday, July 20, Matinee $50 10
$3.50 p. m. ID. p. Black Prcsenta-
tion.-Advt.
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PARIS TRANSPLANTED" WAS THEME OF
MINNEAPOLIS GARDEN LOVERS CLUB
IN THIRD ANNUAL SHOWING SUNDAY

The Naerema Club S9l9 Fourth Av s. Minneapolis
enchanted forest of beautiful blossoms and foliage when
capacity crowd viewed its vivid loneliness and spectacular
beauty Sunday July 2 when the Minneapolis Garden Lovers
Club presented Paris TanSpanted its third Annual Flower
show from 4 10 : n m
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-26

Much % human history has
been less a pageant than a soap
opera. Luke Nicely.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-07-26

More than half Of the nations
clergymen, about 100 900. have
signed up for Social Security.
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ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

July 27-Ermon Jean Owens.
s72 Dayton Av.; Lynn Patricia
Salter, 992 Carroll Az: James
Vassar, $40 Rondo Av.; Anthony
White, 994 Carroll Az; Dwayne
Gilbreath, 97s st. Anthony Av.:
Lloyd Ricardo Smith. 651 st. An
thony Av.
July 2s-Mrs. Milton Combs,
492 w. Central Az.
July 20 Clarence Duke. $50
Iglehart Av.; Miss Betty Jean
Hunt, 90s Carroll Az;
July 3O-Prentice r. Harris.
s7s Marion St; La Verne Benner,
524 Carroll Av.; Cynthia Ruth
White, 727 Thomas Az
July 31-John Mart Berry, sos
w Central Av:
Aug Louis Keith. 572 w.
Central Av.; Mrs. Mae Lark, $50
Rondo Az; Raymond sotello,
Gregory Wagner, 800 Aurora Av
Aug 2-Mrs. Arthur Hill, $50
Carroll Av.; John w. Ryan III,
s54 Iglehart Av.
Out of Town Birthdays
July 81 - Earl Weber Jr.,,
Washington, d. c.
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Author

author, who for many years lived
In the West end Of Boston where
he wrote many pages Of the Long
Search" recently published by the
Advance Publishing CO.. had the
distinction of having his novel
rated a. unusual In "A recent
book review In the Boston Her
ald.-(ANP)
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The above Ordinance to become eff
fective February l, 1857.
Smyrna times., 1957-01-31
Humidity Out,
Comfort In

It's not the heat, it's the de-
gree of water vapor saturation
in the air-otherwise known as
humidity.
The truth in the old saying
is a chief reason for the pop
ularity of air conditioning, even
in areas where summer tenn
peratures are not extremely
high.
Air conditioning equipment de-
humidifies air as we'll as cools
it. Engineers of the Coleman
Company, Wichita, Kan, recon-
mend keeping house at rs de-
grees Fahrenheit and so percent
relative humidity, conditions at
which practically everyone will
be comfortable.
In the air-conditioning proc
ess, air is passed over cooling
coil. AS the temperature Of the
air is reduced, its power to hold
moisture decreases, and the
moisture condenses on the coil,
from which the water is drained
away. The cooled, dehumidified,
crisp air then is circulated to
the rooms.
The greatest amount of mois-
ture is removed by blend-air
system developed by Coleman.
In this, the air at the cooling
coil is cooled to a lower tenn
perature than in conventional
air conditioning. Up to twice as
much moisture is removed.
Smyrna times., 1957-01-31


TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 5. 1857
at IO:00 AM. Eastern Standard Time
All the following described lots, pieces
or parcels of land, to-wit:
No. l. All that certain lot, piece or
parcel of land and premises situated at
the Village of Hartly. in West Dover
Hundred. Kent County and State of Del
aware. and lying on the public road
leading from Dover into the said Village
of Hartly. adjoining lands late of James
Williams. deceased, lands of William H.
Poore. lands formerly of E. r. Grant,
and lands of others. and containing elev-
en- thousand nine hundred square feet of
land. more or less
No. 2. All that certain lot, piece or
parcel of land and premises situated in
the village of Hartly + in the hundred,
county and state aforesaid. and lying on
the public road leading from Dover into
the said Village of Hartly. adjoining No.
| herein described, lands of the said
James Williams. deceased, and lands of
others. and containing one thousand eight
hundred and twenty square feet of land,
be the same more or less.
No. 8. All that certain lot, piece or
parcel of land and premises situated
near the Village of Hartly, in the hund-
ing lands now or late of C. H. Powell.
lands now or late of Walter Clarke, and
lands of others and containing eight
acres and eighteen square perches of
land. be the same more or less. All be-
ing the same lands and premises which
were conveyed in fee to the said Sarah
A. Poore by William F. Hartnett, Sheriff.
of Kent County and State of Delaware.
by his deed now about to be recorded in
the Recorders Office at Dover. in and for
Kent County and State of Delaware. as
by reference thereto will fully and at
large appear.
TOGETHER with All and Singular the
buildings, improvements, fixtures, ways.
woods. waters, watercourses. easements.
rights. liberties. privileges, hereditaments
and appurtenances whatsoever thereunto
belonging or in any wise appertaining.
and the reversion and reversions. re-
mainder and remainders, rents, issues
and profits thereof. and also all the
estate, right, title interest, property.
claim. demand and possibility whatsoever
of the said Joseph Poore and Sarah A.
Poore. his wife, and of each of them
a. law or in equity, of, in. to. or out
of the same. and of every part and par
eel thereof. to have and to hold the said
lands and premises hereby bargained and
sold, or intended so to be. with the ap-
purtenances, unto the said Mary b.
Marshall. her heirs and assigns, to and
for the only proper use and behoof OF
the said Mary B. Marshall, heirs and as
signs, forever. Mortgage Record F. Vol.
8. Page 242.
Improvement thereon being Frame
Structure.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of John B. Hutton. Admnistra-
tor of Sarah A. Poore, deceased. THE
said Sarah A. Poore having survived
Joseph Poore, her husband. and co-mort-
gager). and will be sold by
THOMAS HUGHES,
Sheriff
Sheriff's Office. Dover, Delaware
January IL. 1857
Smyrna times., 1957-01-31

AN ORDINANCE TO PROHIBIT THE
DISPLAY. OF. MERCHANDISE ON
ANY SIDEWALK WITHIN THE COR
PORATE LIMITS OF THE TOWN OF
SMYRNA