Smyrna times., 1958-01-30
MARYDEL

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Thelma Heather, Mrs. Myrtle
Harman, and Mrs. Ila Knots Of
Templeville, attended the W.S.C.S
workshop held at Churchhill, Md
on Wednesday afternoon of this
week.
Those who have been on the
sick list this week are Mrs. Lee
Harman, Mr.. Herbert Butts and
Carolyn Luton.
On Friday evening, Jan. "a, the
Marydel Civic Club met at the
home of Mrs. Ila Knots at Tenn
pleville. Mrs. Agnes Meredith OF
Marydel was co-hostess. There
were II members present. During
the business meeting, the years
programs were discussed and all
committees were appointed. After
the business session, the program
committee presented the enter
tainment which consisted of NOV
les on winter vacation spots. AT
ter the program our hostesses
served delicious refreshments. A
social hour was enjoyed by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Murray and
family spent last weekend in Phil
adelphia with Mrs. Murray.
Mrs. Florence Scotten, who is
spending the winter in Newark,
Del, with her daughter and fam
lily, spent few days in town this
week with Mrs. H. K. Shuts.
The Marydel-Hartly Cub Pack
No.. 33S held their monthly meet
ing on Tuesday evening in the
Marydel Community Hall. The
main topic of discussion was the
Blue and Gold banquet to be held.
Miss Helene Erhart, of Dover,
was an overnight guest of Miss
Jean Leslie on Friday.
The W.S.C.S. will meet at the
home of Mrs. H. r. Shuts on
Tuesday evening, Feb. 4. Mrs.
Florence Scotch will be co-host-
ess
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Harman
have returned from a vacation in
Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Murray and
family were dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. James Sylvester, of
Blackbird, Del, Saturday night.
Mrs. Florence Scotton spent
Tuesday and Wednesday with Mrs.
Edward Cough of Greensboro, Md,
Guest speaker at the Henderson
School P.T,A. meeting on Mon
day, Feb. 8, will be Mr.. Oscar
Schmidt, who will discuss Farm
ing in Europe" Mr.. Schmidt Wis
tied farms in various European
countries, mainly Austria, and has
brought back some interesting ma
terial His talk will be illustrated
with slides and most interest
ing meeting is anticipated. The
public is cordially invited to at
tend.
Marydel is being overridden
with dogs running loose all over
town, upsetting garbage pals,
and bowling in the middle of the
night. Some citizens are complain
ing of the damage to evergreens
as these dogs continue to parade
through their yards, day and
night, AS a beginning to getting
rid of them, the game warden is
to be notified.
Mr. Merle Jones returned home
on Saturday after a trip through
Florida, Texas, Oklahoma and
Kansas.
Immaculate Conception r. C.
Church of Marydel was represent
ed at the rganizational meeting
at Easton, Md. for "The Survey
of Souls" project to be conducted
throughout the Wilmington Dio-
cese on March 16, by the parish
chairman, Mr. Edward Strauss,
and his assistant, Mr.. Francis
Kibler. To accomplish this plan
successfully, the parish is divided
into sections and the captains
working in different sections will
be Andrew Foltz, Edward Link,
Frank Nadolny, Michael LePore,
George Pavlovsky, Joseph Nemith,
Nelson Pritchett, Sal Schepens
and Matthew Taraila, Jr. Parish
meetings of these men and teams
to be formed of all men of the
parish, will be held Feb. 4.