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, 1958-04-08
NOTICE TO INCOME TAXPAYERS
IN THE VIRGIN ISLANDS

On or before April IS, 1858 an Income Tax Return must
be filed by every citizen of the United States or resident Of
the Virgin Islands whose gross income for 1857 was 100000
or more-$1,2 10000 or mere in the case of those individuals
who were IS years before the close Of the taxable year. Indi-
Viduals who earn income in the Virgin Islands will file their
returns and pay their taxes here, as before, Public Law 57.
F83rd Congress. End Session requires. also. that an individual
who claims the Virgin Islands as his residence must file a
return and pay his income taxes to the Virgin Islands on in
come from all sources both within and outside Of the Virgin
Islands). A taxpayer has no option in the matter. The total
amount of the tax due on the return must be submitted with
the return of the Income Tax Division, Department of Finance,
Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas. or Christiansted, St. Croix, Vir-
gin Islands.
Every citizen or resident shall make a declaration of esti-
mated tax if his gross income can reasonably be expected to
consist Of more than $4,000 from sources other than wages
subject to Withholding and can reasonably be expected to ex-
coed 100000 for a single individual or a married person filing
a separate declaration, 100000 for a person qualified as head
of a household or surviving widow or widower.
Income Tax regulations provide that corporations must
file their income tax returns no later than the 18th day of the
third month after the close of the taxable year, March 18th in
case of corporations closing their tax year on December 31st.
If the taxable year ends after Dec. 31st, 1857 the Corporation
tax must be paid in two nstallments-50& with the return and
50S no later than three months thereafter.
Extensions of time for filing returns and paying income
taxes have been a problem Of growing proportions, therefore
we find it necessary to restrict the granting Of extension in the
future to mertorious cases. Extensions will be granted only in
cases where adequate reasons are set forth in detail, and in
complete requests will be denied.
Furthermore, it will be necessary for us to limit the time
and type of assistance we can offer to taxpayers in order that
we may adequately perform other functions of the Division.
Employees of the Tax Division will assist taxpayers in prepar-
ing their income tax returns only on Tuesdays, Wednesdays
and Thursdays.
Blank forms may be secured from the offices Of the De-
partment of Finance in Christiansted and Frederiksted. Tax
payers are requested to file their returns early and be sure
that they are complete and signed.
For those individuals who may have very complicated tax
problems, a representative of the Tax Division from ST. Thorn
as will be at the Christiansted Office for one week in March
and two weeks in April.
Walter ]. M. Petersen
District Supervisor.
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V aSo1 SsSa k: sRsIr-; sts.E S S:S
stsE, g chieaso; $40 sa' wo
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AIRS. FURRlsRED-vA.


ALEXANDRIA, downtown-S7b 70
SsgSs2 all utilsA incl call IL g.
ARLINGTON. 15e2 Key blyd.-2
bedrms., nicely furnished, 5 min
DC Pentagon. IA. 2-e2b4.
ARLINGTON. N. = i-bedrm, apt
laundry; near shop; SOC. IA. g.
ARL,. ! mile 70 bridees: iEe. redee-
Grated l-bedrm, IN apt bldg.
Res. Mgr, IA. 7-5033.
ARL. n, 56e2 gath st.-Lge. bed.
Tm., kit, din. rm., pvt. y bath.
Ice; fan; SIS. KE. 6-s741.
ARL.. near Pentagon-Famiiy apt 4:
rate day or week. and hotel room
Free parking. IA. 2-3343.
s; ARLINGTON bedroom. nicely
furnished; LIST floor. Call IA.
S-339a.
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OFFICE FURNITURE
USED

steel lsller-slss ale dravsu. saah
t-dIsysI steel lsissr sna lssel AZ
|fsRnishsd Walnut s essfi ,iS.sSS
NEW
a-eltra letter sils siss! q:
t-aIsssI steel fun suspsniisn. IA;
S4sss steel asl. PEDESTAL ss.Eis :.
vin, our t-sserS vsrsheuss loss.
cabinets. etc Frcs psrkins on oui
lot across street from store
N. FRANK & SON
tia srd o. NV pl 7-7asa
PHOTO. hARK Ro0M koUIP.
MINT, eomplele.--nn lArEer, tank
trgys safe lishL ete' CAL nLkin
-e7oo KSt. e7ass, .i.oH
rIANo-RseondiiIonsd uprighlK TX.
1850 o q, nv, RI, .esfs,
nous make, lie pev. L6v balance
i;s ri '.iRi+TEissS q i & ~
% bslt eiisT' "a. s.SsiS.
PIANO, oulbransen tplneti idea
ss1S incl beheS and loeai AL
SAh NV. b. hs.ysssssS, 60" 'iO' 9
Food condition.; $500, WI, 6-siO
Pane illSIs ,Isu6alit plss ..s 4. s9sI mari,
.stpasssIslIgn nor qI r.e ra nni 3.
nos B. 81. NV, pfs.sto,
PIANOS FoR RENT = New ane
used apinels. consoles, gfands anc
pprightl al moderate rates lfrOn
81 monthly upl with option u
buy. hauling extra, JoRpANe
b ats, nv. Phone sT. 3-a4OOl
kl0e Ice hwy, Arlington tPhone
XXI. S-h00Ol, nJ32 Oeorgia ave
Silver 9prine Rhone Ju, b.iiOhl,
14ib Princess Anne st., Frederieks'
burg tPhone Eaaex 3-7472l, Pull
selection at all stores. Silver sprina
and ArlinGton stores open eve.
ninna.
PIANOs-JoRDAN's branch stores
AZ have q complete selection Of
pianos and organs for sale and
rent tneluding many bargaing IN
noor sample and alightly used IN.
strumenta, Plenty OF parking spaes
a. each store. q332 lOeorgia ave,
Silver Spring; $40 Lee hwy. AT
nngton; 24fb Princess Anne st.
IIedericksbnii. Eull selection q
~ stores. silver Spring and Ar
hpgten stores ere oPEN EVE
PIANos-Rscon upriEht
from SOS UP, Good selection avail
able now. We feel that our price
on used pianos are the lowest n
this area, so visit our store BE-
Io ss S S Ss,d Al D.n,s Sars sdn,os
and sFands' over 100 pianos sS' I.
choose from. sT' s-esO6. PilNc
HsI SsssE . sS1s az Il. ils H;E Gin TIT
sale Il srsatly reduced Prices !
very large selection Of new, hooI
S.nss d I1 a lDas ,A Hs:d n Hi' ~;
the latest models and at thS
prices We are asking are bareains
In. our store you see the larEesl
selection Of planes in this ares
90 don't buy until We show ycu
what we have. ST. 3-9400, JOR-
DAMS, corner 18th and q sts. "
PIANos-New spinet pianos from
sS SrIas x iiSSff ss sSISsasfE z eLiAR
ANCE OF FINE PIANOS, SSI
down, balance In 30 mos. KITS
1880 q al NV. RE. 7-6212
Alexandria store open til Q pm
262l Mt. Vernon ave. (amplI
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FURN.--Easy washer, din, rm., liv,
russ. table chairs. etc IA. ).
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x sf. ga. iafa ~ naFnsS clFsle.--
New hldgi -hedFm, apt; $40 10,
sSsas. ~ lsscyfssso,s, No. no. alAAsai-
nls ssssn AVE- ,Mwe.a.sss.. u.
bath, M, ffss vars. OF, 1870,
N.ws 1885 Nisholson tt-l bedrm..
~. Nv m. and elesetai dlnstis.
kit, NE hath Iefse,, lat a :
s9nvs !Ia9sp'; adaiia. seps. l.
y. eAE!IoL IT. tns-InEI
i-bedrm. .ept. sal incl, AL utila,
TRACY CO., NJ, a.ee6i,
NEw nAMr. AVE-. NV; NOEL
trAnAp and ahop, Tu, a.l1oJ
INV lIkMphnrRR AVA. NV
Lovely a-bedrm. apta., mr., tranap.
Isst .fg s.oOaS sitsf 5 pm.
PARK m, VIC, sn len a.--i
a aRfuin. B, -s.iOss si,,r WI p.S n
PARK NJ. NV. IaeI-Ems, Nv
, =. S sssa; Sc ne -;;s:sss; has sss.
for, On. s-aats,
slllnktoN tAtk knEk-s rooms
I;H, !. SO Altar . pm assS a7'S
iasi ME6ipIAE n. NV. AIT: =
Rode; heat fuTniahed: rms :
D ss' n no. c amt ~. &c s.sa,Ss A' SO
DOWNTOWN BAcHgLoR ART. 2
rms, hall, bath, stove and refgr !,
IN elev, bldgi $40 mo. coywood
seoSothfssa s Z hsoskfos oAE Ri Y.S ise.
oNE-YEAR LRAsE-ouar. againsl
rent Increases good location
and 3 hedrm, apis. 10, 2.Olbe,
100 o ST. NV rms, eompl
klt,. rear porch; al utiis. incl
s5b,h0; eonv. 70 tranap. AID
5e9 nth 81. s,k.-Niee S-Tm,, pvt
bath apt. $40. gd24 Goth 81
se.--Apt. bldg. mod, 9-Tms pvt
e:5O45. wittoUoHRY Neatly
NoN.HoUsEKEKPNo APT. con.
sisting Of rm. and bath; rental
1920. THE AR0ONNE, 1926
Columbia I'd. NV. CO. b-4635.
DESIRABLE l-RRDRM. APT, mex
70 Methodist church. aiO Hamil'
S ISa sss.gsss sen 'up'- IA s-Oio2
a-BEDROOM IPARTMENr-Sisb
aublet 4 months, available Sep
TENDER 4: option 10 leave there
after Cali Mr.. REEVES. AID
iIs 5th ST. SIS rooms an,
e esiiff' Lf Ha's sRssseh' s0nV' 'r'n''
1894 sstk 81, So, Apt. a. rms,
dinette, kit, bath: REpECO
RATED; auto, gas heat; only So
mo. OPEN. Inspect or can co
BEDRM., iiv. rm,. reeep, hall, kit,
bath; $3.50, incl. utils. except
sI.c' Nv DIXIE REALTY CO.
1888 c ST. s.E.-Se7. so. incl. al
utils; bedrm., liv,. rm.. din. rn.
kit. bath; newly decor dry am
storase faeils. JOHN L. SHELTON
Reaitor. 10. $4,000.
1-BRDRM, APT, modern: jalousied
mr.. 18TH NV ideal for man O
maid EN-. 1881.
1870 NICHOLSON ST. NV.
2 rms, kit. and bath; s65 per mo
4; G, HouoHIoN a SONS. INC;
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

PONY, 3 yrs. olo, excel. for begin
ner rider: shows jumping ability:
guar. sound and gentle: must sell
FL. 4-9S2I
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steel lsller.alls ale dravegs. " "a
t-dIAyeI steel letter sne lssA a.
t-dIavsr mas alss fetrtii, so e6
renniahed walnut deaka Nfb.Ahh
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Sia.b0 RA. a.nase
VACUUM CLEANERS - EertFeiuH,
fecond with attach; guaranteed;
vii deliver Slaph, IA, 3-oiei,
VAC. cLEANER. Hoover, perfect
sonnel.len; sis; WI deliver ~,
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sPEGnlAHkk d RYS saEiSSEAT z o 81 cow.
4 ;sSTT,,. wood l'sal or letter a., t IL
l :dr. steel letter. roller besrins
4-dr,. steel. full suspension, legal
or letter file cabinet. (oriI. cost
DIP flat top desks, all eolors $50
SOS, 900 INV AND USED oFPicE
FURNITURE, sAFEs, LocKERs,
OFFERED AT SAVINGS UP 70
FREE DELIVERY AND PARKING
1101 7th ST NV
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APrs. FURNISHED DO.

APIS, FURN.-Md.. Va, D. c.
f,.is CO., R' :. sE 7IalRSS W,
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PIANOS
BALDWIN

It costs 50 very little more to en-
JOY the matchless performance Of
the world-famous Baldwin Aero
sonic. Spinet or Console plano.
Charming walnut transitional,
Baldwin Aerosonic. regularly priced
At $3.50. Definitely . superb value.
now S675
Full keyboard Of course. includes
cry. and l0-year Baldwin guaran-
tee.
You will save an additional $50
with Baldvin's less-than- bank -in-
terest hudget plan.
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WAR SURPLUS

IU,UUU BAHGAINo
s.MHs. rs4e,,wss $50: PicEs
NE9'' Sisff, oM 81 Cav
?. "aEva AND cuL.
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Pun Recaps ddsFinlSSd Tor lifs o.
''ss ISs .-------------- sess
ll1si4 ------------- n gh
Prices Apply 10 rsoap your ~
MARKET TIRE co.
. eos s.s bsIII t'ss'ga' g os s.Hf00
fnuMrEf, sood soaa $50; cost
any time. Du, s-ailH'
r ,sss, s7a' u. s::lsgESil' '1''l'
fYfEWHffkRa-s6 over our cost,
1geee, A., Pals Church. Va Jn'
UTILITY CABINET
a. ~ NAMELnp KfreAaKh .o,sa
vAcuum CLEANERS = EsssrsluH.
vim, ~ ssiis.p .n sis is RS' ' s.Sisi.
VAC. cLEANER. Hoover, perfect
sonqlllen' sie; WI deliver ~
vIcTRoLAs tai, shair-sios models,
5000 cnnd ! keiton, other Web
st.L, q chieaso: $40 e., wo'
WAR SURPLUS
10000 BARGAINS
f.MAN SAWS, $3.50: PICKS,
sEEpoSs N2E.dAL pks eiss
E 'Hiss .f HlAhshs say sSs.
TrvAr, e"O 0'''
TARPAULMS
ef0iHss. 'G ssis 'sS.sS Vi FiI RheS'
J. H. GICHNER
sal5 =. ., NV. W, 3-0Jth
wAsHER-DRIKR, RcA whirlpool
combination, $500. mahoe butiet,
$50: heayy-dyty. Easy lroneri $50;
qE portable ashWashsr, $50. XII
WASHING MACHINE. Kenmore, 4
US. eld, vfinser' rood eond. s7S'
WASHING MACHINE = semi-auto.
washing machine for sale; excel.
cond. Call NO. 7-07si.
washer, Kenmore vrlngsr type,
auto, pump and timer; 4 yrs, old,
excel. cond; sos. Call He. 4-237a
WASHER, late-model, ssmiauto.
5000 eond.i VIII del; $50 IL
WASHER, late-model, Maytar. fully
sut99;s. like new viii del; 800 IL
WASHER, Bendix automatic.
yrs. old. used very little By work
ms COUPLE sos. Pc, 2-33iO.
WELDING MACHINE, 800 amp,
OE cleo. starter, mounted on
Chevrolet 1-ton truck. Call NE
s-s067, between 8 and 5 pm.
GOING 0U1 OF BusTNEss-All
GEoRoE IRiENb's BOOK
SHOP SHOE sss esh ~ q AiSS Open eve
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Rooms, APIS. 10 SHARE

ARl.-LYON VILLAGE - Business
woman wishes to share lovely q
bedrm. apt. with refined lady;
excel. tTansp.; nr. shoppingi SOS
mo, incl. utils. IA. s-70bs OF
NV. YNG. MEN, have compl. furn.,
attr.. abr. apt. to sh, w/resoon.
ynR. men: hi-fi.: reas. DE. 2-7s2s.
WEST HYATTsvILLE-Pvt. home;
share . lge. double bedrms. and
private bath. Bus service. Call
after q pm, HA. 2-927O.
GIRL wanted to share mod. furn
duplex apt. with another girl.
TV bsmt. and yard. IA. a-914i.
ssOa DEvONsHIRE PL. NV. Apt.
a05--2 empl. ladies 70 share apt
with refined lady. IA. 7-3754. 26'
GIRL desires to share apt. with girls
In Sil. Sp. TAX. PIX. area; mr.. down
town busline. AP. 7-9549 after Q
pm.
GIRL, age rs TO rs, to share furn.
apt. IN Arl. with girl. Phone IA.
5-0144, after 9 pm. Thursday.
RESPONSIBLE Bus. WOMEN share
well-furn. 2-bedrm apt. with
other women. in new apt. house.
good tfAnsp.. park: maid. Boz
222-T. Star.
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Quest rooms By the day Or week,
includnn maid service. Reduced
rata TOT monthly occupancS. With
or without linens and maid service,
recrciarlAl tertlcel aun deck
eyetlooklng entire city: amplined
we House.
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FARM AND GARDEN

BILTMoRE ST. NV. IsSO-Niceiy
furn, sgle. rms, In clean, quiet
house; reas. No. 1881.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Very desir-
able 2nd q. corner rm. mr.. bath
pvt. family; $40 mo. Wo. 6-756s.
CLEVELAND PIX. 342I 34th pl.-
Cool, well furn.. End a., cor. rm.,
mr. bath. ShwT.. Diet. home; maid
service; man: $40. EN-. 3-037l
DUPONT CIR. VIC. i70s 2ist st.
Very attr. rFn.. refgr.; S35 mo. 4:
maid and linen sery. no. 2-9ba6.
EMERSON N.w.-PRIvATE BATH,
master room. newly dec use OF
piano. Close. ia. e-26i4, aft 6p.m.
GEORGEIOwN-Free rent OF love-
~ rm.', pvt. bath; excel. loo; to
white lady in exchange for II.
hswk. in early Am. Pc. 3-5lSO
GEORGETOWN-Young lady: bed
rm. and share bath with i. Some
Kit privl. AID. 4-6552, after q pm.
GORDON HOTEL. gI6 18th ST.
. ESSs location az ,,d for cuisines or
water; S2l wkly Also transients
MASS. CONN. AvEs.-Lge., delight
full rm., pvt bath, beautifully furn
Pvt, home; cow. transp. AID
NEBR. AVE, 1898, M. D-4 bus
RIM, mr.. bath. tel. ext; quiet.
shady; gentleman; SCI so mo. Wo.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1958-03-06

home port.-A belated wedding
anniversary congratulation to Mr..
and Mrs. James S. Donaway, who
observed their twenty-second an
niversary on February 22.-The
Clayton Fire Company will meet
for the regular monthly session
on Tuesday evening, March IL, at
s o'clock. Robert E. Berghorn is
president.-Mr. and Mrs. Elwood
Thorpe, son Ronnie, with Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward F. Burris, Jr. and
son Eddie, were the guests on
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Thorpe in College Park, Md
Every month last year $4,000
Americans gave an important
part of themselves so that their
neighbors might live, or be re-
stored more rapidly to health.
They were the people who donat-
ed blood in the Red Cross blood
program. If you cannot donate
blood you can help support the
program by your cash gift when
you become a Red Cross member.
Join and give generously. Your
local Red Cross disaster chairman
is Clinton Robertson.-The Volun-
teer Firefighter, publication
made available to members of the
Clayton Fire Company, mentions
that amateur rocket programs are
dangerous and should be prohib-
tied, until safe launching sites are
established and until thoroughly
qualified personnel, competent to
supervise such programs can be
provided. Press reports indicate
that amateur rocketry as prac-
ticed by teenagers in some areas
has become a serious problem.
Two fatalities have been recorded
and non-fatal injuries are pelng
reported. Hazards, aside from the
serious explosion possibility asso-
ciated with rocket launching, in
clude the dangers in the handling
and mixing of rocket fuels to-
gether with the threat of life and
property created by the successful
launching of rockets.-Mrs. Lola
Deakyne was the Sunday guest at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
! Warren, Cheswold, where a tur-
key dinner was given in honor of
Mrs. Warren's birthday. = The
Clayton Clodhoppers All Club
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20 Years Ago

Frank Wheeler, aged u, one of
the best known farmers of the
Thoroughfare Neck district, died
suddenly at his home near Tay-
lor's Bridge Saturday. He had
been to Smyrna to get his week
end provisions and had gotten
home when he was stricken with
a heart attack and died. Mr..
Wheeler was known as progress
sive farmer. He had spent prac-
tically his whole life in Thorough
fare Neck and was a member of
Friendship M. E. Church. He is
survived by his widow, the former
Miss Lola David, and four sons:
Clarence, Franklin, Ralph and Lis
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. D. Loose, of
Smyrna, announce the marriage
of their daughter, Alma, to Mr.
Wilson Graham, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Graham, of near
Kenton. The ceremony was quiet
ly performed at the M. E. par
sonage in Camden.
Smyrna firemen were called to
Eugene Hazels farm on the road
between Kenton and Blackstone
on Monday to extinguish CHM
ney fire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard c. Price,
of Summerset, Pa, are receiving
congratulations on the birth of a
son Thursday, February "a. Mrs.
Price will be remembered as the
former Miss Margaret Slaughter,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Slaughter of this town. Mr. Price
is a son of l.. M. Price, also of
Smyrna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Duff of Tay-
lor's Bridge have moved to Clay
ton.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1958-03-06

Monday was the annual moving
day in Kent County and many
changes have taken place in this
vicinity. Notable among the bus
mess changes was that of Den
ney's Feed Store, Hirons Denney,
proprietor, which gives up a loca-
ton it has held for many years.
Mr.. Denney has rented the store
of ]. B. FAIRIES on Commerce st.
Miss Lucy Taylor, second daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Taylor, passed quietly from the
life that now is to that which is
to come, last Thursday evening at
her fathers home after a long ill
ness that had kept her confined
to her room for about six weeks
past. Being a Smyrnian by birth
and by almost lifelong residence,
she was widely known in the COM
munity.
Lucius P. Campbell, John L.
Boyd, and Wallace Moody of
Woodland Beach were given a
hearing before the Levy Court of
Kent County at Dover yesterday
with respect to rebuilding the
Woodland Beach marsh road. The
above delegation submitted a long
list of names of well-known citiz-
ems on a petition praying the Levy
Court to give the road some at
tention.
William H. Lurty, one of the
enterprising farmers of near Bren-
ford, has purchased the farm on
which he resides from Miss Louisa
A. Cummins. The farm contains
30 acres and the consideration
was $4,000. Fifteen years ago Mr..
Lurty moved on the farm, and
by his industry and economy has
put himself in a position to own
the farm.
At the term of the Kent Coun-
ty Court of General Sessions
which has just ended in Dover, no
person was sentenced to be whip
ped and two Saturdays have
therefore passed without any pub
lie f1oggings. Two men were in
dicted for wife-beating, but these
offenders appear to be getting out
of the whipping-post sentence at
tached by having their wives d.
vorce them.
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CLAYTON

Ewelrs-St. Paul Church Notes
The Rev. Guy H. McWilliams,
pastor, announces services for
Sunday, March 9, as follows:
Church School at 10 am, with G.
Francis Downs, superintendent. di-
recting the lesson period.-At the
IL o'clock worship service, the
pastor has chosen as his subject
THE Steadfast Face" The Church
Calendar: Tuesday, March IL, 7:30
pm, the Commission on Member
ship and Evangelism will meet in
the Church Parlor, with Mrs. Ruth
Virdin, chairman. - Wednesday,
March IL, 7:30 pm, the Friendly
Fellows Bible Glass will meet at
the home of Mr. Dudley Crossley,
observation-disclosures Road. - To-
days Meditation: A business man,
a church member, took place on
the committee conducting the ev-
ery-member canvass for the
church. He had occasion in carry
ing out his duties to find out that
his secretary, who was a member
of the church, actually gave more
money to the church regularly
than he, with many times her in
come. The Devotional Reading for
Today: The point is this: he who
sows sparingly will also reap spar
ingly, and he who sows bounti-
fully will also reap bountifully.-
II Corinthians 9:6.
Items The Clayton Fire Com
pany has recently had installed
an emergency alarm box on the
outside of the fire hall, and illum-
mated by a brilliant red light. The
fire call of the Clayton Fire Com
pany is Smyrna 5321.-Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Hill, with Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroy Jones and family,
were the weekend guests of Mr..
F. Baynard Harper in Caldwell,
N. J., near New York City.-Mr.
Thomas Conaway, from Alexan-
dria, Va, was the guest over the
weekend of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. C. Conway, Sra card
from Walter Moffett, with a U. S.
Navy force ON a Caribbean cruise,
with calls made at st. Thomas
Virgin Islands, and Havana, Cuba,
then enroute to Norfolk, Va.
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from the Basic Army Administra-
ton Course at Fort Jackson, S. c.
and has been reassigned to the
Pine Bluff Arsenal, Pine Bluff,
Ark. Steller has been in the SER
vice since August, 1857. He is the
grandson of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Alfree, Middletown, and Mrs. John
d. Steller, Wilmington Manor.
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Leipsic

Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Stepro
and son Michael, of Wilmington,
visited Mrs. Maggie Parker on
Sunday.
Mr.. James Leroy Slaughter is
at the Marine Hospital in Balti-
more.
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has installed a window display in
Sparks Pharmacy as a part of
plans made to take part in Ma
tional All Week. George Brown
and Joseph Bothell headed the
committee planning decorations.
The weakly wit: The average
guy is more interested in a gals
geography than in her history.
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SMYRNA DOINGS.
OF 30 YEARS AGO.
Notes o. Marriages. Deaths
and MATTERS of Interest
OF Hall Century Ago
so YEARS AGO THIS WEEK

raken from our old files Of
corresponding week, as near
late Of this issue as possible
Fifty Years Ago. This column.
nov a regular feature Of the
Times. viii call to mind people
and events of the older genera
ton.
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Graduates From Army Course
Pvt. John ID. Steller, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Delbert Steller of Tay-
lor's Bridge has been graduated
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Miss Sandra Storey and Sandra
Nan Parker spent Sunday with
Miss Connie Bush of near Smyr-
ma.