davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1959-11-10

hover actions have been pretty
much reactions to Russian
actions.
Reds Make the Moves
A whole series of recent and
upcoming events-Mr. Khru-
shchev's visit here, Mr.. Eisen-
hower's promised trip to Mos
COW, the summit conference
next year-all had their origin
in Russian, not American, in
itiative.
For example; Mr.. Khrushchev
last November demanded the
allies get their troops out Of
West Berlin. The allies were
forced to face an unpleasant
fact they hadn't been COM
PEELED to look at until the Rus
slams got truly strong.
They we're in a bad spot II
they had to defend Berlin, 110
miles inside Communist East
Germany. Even Mr.. Eisenhower
admitted at a news conference
lit would be practically impos-
Evening star., 1959-11-10

was still trying TO develop that
means of destruction.
Containment became less
sure bet as Russia produced not
only the same weapons as
America but pushed ahead
with missiles to a degree which
startled the world and should
make bombers obsolete.
So at the time Mr.. Dulles
died the Communist world,
around which he sought to
keep a fence of bombers, had
changed IN both its tactics and
it's strength.
Mr.. Dulles was the most &C.
tive of all Secretaries. He
travelled endlessly. In time to
come historians-like some of
Mr.. Dulles contemporaries
may wonder whether his amaz-
ing activity was not sometimes
substitute for thinking. For
this reason:
What was true in Mr.. Dulles
time is still true now: There is
a lack of initiative in foreign
policy and dealing with the
Russians. The Dulles Eisen-
Evening star., 1959-11-10

the way this policy is handled.
Mr.. Eisenhower appears more
willing to consider the notion
that perhaps containment is
not the only course in dealing
with Russia.
But this change itself is the
product of two profound
changes:
/. The Truman-Acheson poll
Icy was created to stop the
mad-dog tactics of Stain who
pushed and probed for weak
nesses. For example: The Ko-
rean War.
Russia. under Premier Nikita
s. Khrushchev, has become in
finitely more dangerous, poten-
TALLY. than under Stain but
now it is far less reckless and
militarily aggressive.
COntainment No Sure Bet
2. Mr.. Truman and Mr.,
Acheson, and even Mr.. Dulles
for a brief period, could rely on
the containment program
bombers with atomic weapons
in the period while Russia
Evening star., 1959-11-10
FTC Man Sees
New TV Laws

DES MONIES. Nov. 10 (AP).
-Sigurd Anderson, a member
OF the Federal Trade Commits
sion. said yesterday the tele-
vision quiz show exposures are
"a serious indictment OF the
American moral conscience.
Mr.. Anderson, here to address a
meeting Of the Des Moines
Better Business Bureau, said in
an interview, I'm positive that
more restrictive legislation will
result from the quiz show in
vestigation."
He aid he hopes the reaction
indirectly will help the trade
commission in its fight against
false and misleading advertis-
ing.
The press, television, radio
and advertising agencies all
have tremendous responsible
ties to the public toward the
end that truth in advertising
is more than a motto" he said.
Evening star., 1959-11-10

sible to match the Russians
with ground troops.
Therefore, unless some peace
ful settlement could be found,
any show of Russian force to
push the allies out would have
to be endured or else met by
aerial retaliation. And that
might mean another war.
No wonder the allies we're
willing to make concessions on
Berlin. A desire to reach some
peaceful understanding with
Mr.. Khrushchev, who insti-
gated the rumpus, was one Of
the reasons for inviting him
here. Everything which fol-
lowed stemmed from that.
Evening star., 1959-11-10
Radical Policy Changes
Made Since Dulles Died

senhower seems more receptive
to give and take. Mr.. Dulles
was almost Jovian in his thun-
derous threats which were
never carried out. like mas
sive retaliation" Mr.. Eisenhow-
er talks softer.
Emphasis Has Changed
Stiff arm communism by
ringing it with bases. That was
the basic policy laid down by
President Truman and Secre-
tary Of State Dean Acheson. 1t
was followed out the window by
Mr.. Dulles. It's still basic
American policy.
But there's been a change in
Evening star., 1959-11-10
BY JAMES MARROW
Associated Press stan Writer

Secretary Of State John Fos-
ter Dulles died ITO days ago.
In that period Of less than six
months American foreign poll
icy has undergone a kind OF
conyulsion.
Mr.. Dulles so completely
dominated foreign policy he
made President Eisenhower
look like a secondary figure in
this branch of Government.
Now Mr.. Eisenhower dominates
1t and Mr.. Dulles successor
Christian A. Herter, looks Sec
ondary. .
Mr.. Dulles was rigid. Mr.. Eli
Evening star., 1959-11-10

hover actions have been pretty
much reactions to Russian
actions.
Evening star., 1959-11-10
AT General to Speak

1t. Gen. M. e. Bradley. jrs
Air Force Deputy Chief of STAFF
for Materiel, will address a
noon luncheon Of the National
Security Industrial Association,
Thursday at the Mayflorwer
Hotel.
Evening star., 1959-11-10

ondm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-05


Is believed 70 be The biegesf flower IN The World
How large was il?
70 inches tall with bloom two feet in diam
eter. WI. DnbnqHe, Iowa
Taxpayers Cheer How are veterans Of fhe
Strategic Air Command saving taxpayers miiions
Of doLLars?
By re-enIisting. II costs $4,000 to $4,000 TO
train new Altman. - NIB, Weedworf. N. Il
Please Why was II necessary for Shrsws-
bury. England insurance company 10 appeal 10
h0boes on a vital matter recenfiy?
They appealed to the -hoboes 10 break small
windows when they want q free stay in jail. Big
store windows cost insurance companies too
much - ER. Floral Park. N. r
Newcomers =. War is the average age Of DE
members of the 86lh C0Rgyes?
SIT years = more than year younger than
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-05
AQuiz En-
Questions and answers
from the news
sy TOM HsMRv

Ring A new convenience for nofoyisfs was
recently tested In Chicago. Whaf is IT,?
from parked car. LIP, Falmouth, Mass.
Aid -. What nation was TIE bigeeH recipieHf Of
economic aid from tie United Sfafes LAST year?
South Korea. with a grant Of S22l million.
Wet Nam ranked second and India third.
Us, WaRpiHgers Falls, NJ. r.
Whopper -. The Forestry Service of Padaag,
SHmay0. recently reported that il had found Rhaf
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-19
IT TIurska kuIa" U Gospitu

Medju najstarije gradjevine u
Gospicu ubraja Sc rodna kuca
knjizevnika pedagoga Jure Tu-
rica u Kanizi. Prema nekim do
kumentima ona je stara preko
300 godina. Una Sc da je u Moi
"a vrijeme vladanja Turaka mad
Likom bila krcma, koju je vodio
neki Turcicev predak.
Zanimljivo je, da je ova kuca
iako dosta velika, napravljena
bez ijednog zeljeznog komada!
Sve grede krovna konstrukcija
i stepenice spojeni su drvenim
klinovima. u kuci sc i danas ma
lazi udubljenje zidu "a ognjis-
tie, klinovi "a verge, oplata "a
pregrade izmedju pojedinih Cd
jeljenja kao podrum ozidan de-
belim zidom, "a smjestaj vina.
Ovu drvenu kucu, koju u Cos
picu zovu "Turska kula" nasta-
njuju jos uvijek potomci il po-
rodice Turica. Medjutim, vrijeme
je ucinilo svoje. Po svemu Sc
cini da sc "Turska kula" ne &c
job dugo odrzati ottawa.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-19
ISTINT IA VOIJU

Protiv mas, hrvatskog nredniha, vo6 se
r,azna ogoreena kampanja. Nikada po-
vijesti Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice, jedan G-
novnik uredu nije poveo tako drsku kam-
panju bilo protiv koga upravnika Zajednice,
kao sto sc vodi ova protiv mas. to cd stra-
ne jednog iskusnog propagandiste, koU IL
tavi svoj zivot / ovdje ! u starom kraju 6vi
4 toj propaganda
Tako Sc govori, da mi imademo tobo4
dvije penzije netreba nam oval polozaj. To
nije istina. Da unnognemo dobiti penMju cd
Zajednice nismo dovoljno stan. Kad bi sada
iii skoroj buduenosi posli ma penziju, ovu
bi penziju Mgubih. TO bi bila "a mas velika
steta, pa radi penzije zelimo ostati ma po-
au dok ista sazori. Toliko n volju istins.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-19
NEPRISTRANOST

Rekosrno, da covjek ma nasem polozaju
mora biti nepristran, tako isto i ljudi u
upravi Zajednice. Svaki treba da jednako
postuje pravo svakog pojedinog clana. Tako
sc rad Svi nastojimo da ne povredimo O.
sjecaj bio kojeg clana pojedinca, pa niti
pojedinih grupa.
Jedina je razlika predsjednik nase CLAW
ne Porote brat John Badovinac On u svom
buletinu propagira protiv delegate rodjenih
Starom Kraju nastoji da okupi oko sebe
delegate ovdje rodjene. Starr Sc delegati pi-
taju, a sto cemo mi - ostati kod kuce?
Kakovi pax pravorijek mole Sc ocekivati cd
Porote, koja ina pristrana predsjednika.
John Badovinac Sc groM da on lima svo-
ga konja "a utrku .protiv hrvatskog ured-
nika javno ga oglasuje "a okladu. On do
lazi ma konvenciju velikim - buzdvanom.
cuvajte Sc brace!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-19
ISTARSKI RUMUNJI

Burma proslost Balkanskog
poluotoka, kojim su Sc Cd pref
historijskih vremena pa do maj
novijih dana kretali narodi, ple-
mena vojske u swim pravcima,
ogleda Sc danas, izmedju osta-
log, VI njegovoj slozenoj etno-
grafskoj karti. Pored vecih
manjih nacionalnih skupina
mnogim podrucjima moze Sc i
danas naici ma poneko selo, gdje
ljudi govore jezikom sasvim raz-
licitim cd jezika njihovih nepo-
srednih susjeda i imaju cesto i
sasvim druge obicaje.
Jedna cd mnogih zanimljivih
ostataka tin davnih seoba je ne
koliko sela u gornjem toku rije-
ke Rase, u Istri, kojima live
seljaci - rumunjskog porijekla
Najvise in ina u selma Gradi-
ME, Posert i Lataj. Ranije in je
bilo u selma Labinskog kotara,
ali su vremenom izumrli iii po-
primili jerk, obicaje ime cd ju-
goslovenskog stanovnistva.
Preci ovih Rumunja pojavili
su Sc u Istri u XIV. stoljecu bic
zeci pred turskim najezdama
preko Srbije, Bosne, Like Hr-
vatskog primorja. Danasnji Is
trani imaju "a njih wise naziva,
uvijek wise iii mamie netocnih -
Rimljani, Ciceroni, S i C ilijani,
Vlasi! Medjutim, njihov jerk je
ostao veoma slican rumunjskom,
mada u MENU ina dosta sloven-
skin rijeci.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-19
kdnicon Cd Genove do
PoIinezije

Aeronauticki inzinjer Edward
Schaeffer Edward Sefer) il Ber-
lima namjerava, da ga svojom
suprugom i novorodjenim sinci-
Gem podje diva mjeseca ma put
jedrilicom ma jedno cd "rajskih"
otoka u Polineziji. Jedrilica ovog
berlnskog inzenjera dugacka je
6,4 metra.
Schaeffer namjerava da roku
cd 143 dana stigne ma polinezij-
ski otok Alonga... On &c poci Il
Genove j jedrit &c preko Sredo-
zemnog mora atlantika do Bra
zilije, a zatim &c kroz Panamski
kanal i preko Pacifika doci do
Alonge.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-19
Cetiri najvre|ija izvora u
F.NRJ.

Pored nekoliko stotina toplih
i hladnih mineralnih izvora, cd
kojih Sc samo jedan dio koristi,
u Jugoslaviji postoje cetiri ter
malna izvora, koji punim pra-
vom zasluzuju naziv vrela. Tri
Sc nalaze u Srbiji a jedan u Ma
kedoniji.
Rekord nosi Vranjska Banja
ma krajnjem jugu Srbije, We
cim brojem izvora razlicite jaci-
ne i temperature, IL njenog Two
ra "Velike cesme" istice svake
minute 35 litara vode tempe
raturom cd 800 C. dok obIiznji
"Vruci izvor" daje SO litara vode
8 temperaturom cd 82o vrucine.
Naravno, u tako vreloj vodi ne
moze Sc nitko kupati, te Sc jedan
dio hladi u narocitim bazenima
prize nego sto Sc sprovede ka
de.
Drugo mjesto zauzima Josa-
nicka Banja u podnozju Kopao-
nika, ciji izvori daju oko 9 litara
vode u sekundi. Najjaci mlaz
ina temperature cd 780 C. U
mamie poznatoj Sijerinskoj Ba-
Mi, takodjer ma jugu Srbije, po-
stoji citav roj izvora sa mlazo-
vima veoma razlicite temperatu-
re i jaeine. Ukupno daju 3 do 4
litre vode u sekundi, a tempera
tura Sc krece cd % do TO C.
Mnogo su jaei termalni izvori
u Strumickoj Banji Makedoni-
j: glavni izvor dale svake Sc
kunde oko IS litara radioaktivne
vode 8 temperaturom Cd 750 Gel
zija.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-19
HRAST 250.G0DISNJAk

Hrast star $50 godina "zivi u
srcu Spacvanskih suma Slavo-
niji. Vrjeme, vjetrovi gromovi
dobrano su ga nagrizli. Potjece
il vremena kad je slavonska su-
ma bila jos gusta poput prasu-
me. Visok je kojih 40 metara
Chez vrha), a u promjeru ina 2
metra.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-19

cije Predsjedatestvo prema propsma Roberts
Rules of Order.
IA lzvrSni Odbor Hrvatske Bratske Zaiednice:
" l. Mandich glavn predsjednik;
Joseph Bella, glavni tajnik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-19
k0NFERENCA DELEGATA CETIRl K0TARA

Cokeburg Pa - Ovime pozivlje izabrane dele
gate Desete Konvencije Fayette Greene, Washington
Westmoreland kotara drzaN Pennsylvania da prsustvu
ete vro vazno sjednici koja &c odrzavat subou
Ger, ~ augusta prostorjama Hrvatskog Donna Coke
burg Pa Sjednca pocma tocno sat, pax umoljava
te da stoj prisustvujee vjeme tako da om prize rje
sinno stvan 4 veM 50 dolazecom konvencijom.
Pored drugih vaznih ptanja dnevnom redu bt &c
takodjer putovanje nase deegacije konvenciju De-
trot, Michigan.
a odbor Ujedinjenih Odsjeka kotara:
Mike Cndrich predsjednik;
Bernard NJ Luketich, tainik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-19
DNEYlN RED | P0SL0VNIK DESETE
K0NvENCIJE HRY. BRAT. zAJEDNICE


ednce, 1zvrsn Odbor je duzan priredt Dnevn Red Po
sovnik Konvenciju sluzbenom glaslu objelodaniti
manje 80 dana prize otvorena Konvence Izvrsn Od-
Dor priredio svoo sednc Cd H. kolovoza 1859 po
PRIMO Dnevni Red Posovnik koje nize donosimo dele
gait Konvencje mau pravo da to cijeosti poprime do
pune iii zmijene.
Preporucujemo svma elanovima Konvence da ovdje
predozen Dnevni Red Poslovnk dobro prouce jer
zasjedanje rad Konvence voditi strogo suglasu po-
prirnjenog Dnevnog Reda Poslovnika.
DNEvNI RED
~ Otvorenje Konvencije
p Izvjestaj Gavne Porote Punomocima delegate.
81 Zaprisegnuce delegate.
A. Kbor predsjedateja Konvencije, dvau podpred-
sjedaelja, ajnka dvau pomocnh tanika jednoj ga-
sovnc
s. Odobrenje Dnevnog Reda Poslovnka.
g. Imenovanje potrebnh raznih odbora po predsje-
datelu Konvencije Odbora Pravia Odbora zvesci
vane stampe Odbora Resavanje Mobi; Odbora Rje
savane Tuzbi Odbora Potroske Place Jamcevine Od-
bora Pozdrave Rezouce; kao drugih odbora, koje
Konvencija smatra potrebnima.
y citanje Posanice glavnog predsjednika.
s. Izvjesca: Glavne Uprave; Glavne Porote oba-
dvau urednika zaednicara pravnog savetka vrhovnog
ecnika; upravteja koProsvjenog Odjeljenja
pravitelja Odbora Djecjeg Donna.
81 Odobrenje izvjestaja Glavne Uprave Glavne Po-
rote; easnika ostalih odbora zajednce.
10) Izvjesce Odbora Potroske, Place Jamcevne
ID zbor buduce Gavne Uprave: Izvrsnog Odbora
Nadzonog Odbora Glavne Poroe; urednika Zajedncara
skoProsvjetnog Odeljenja Odbora Deceg Donna; Uprav
teja Djecjeg Donna.
12) Izvjesca raznih odbora Konvencije.
13) Izbor mjesta, kojem &c odrzavati doduca
Jedanaesta Konvenca.
14) Razno.
15) Zaprisegnuce novo-zabrane Glavne Uprave cas-.
16) zakljucak Konvencje
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-05

Try Cnan00naS FICtUF9.J aKIEt9 TBS
Don't do by yourself Have wife child act handler
walked after he has played hard that he's
readyo go TO In between, M4predinGbe
. him with bits d them him yourself If the handler does
the will keep Ealphy the handlers hands,
Rustic
package, rub fingers together Animals have
keen sounds make them curious Gter.
Animals hate d
them.
shade SHm makes animals
and hot IL also brings out haShcon pictures.
back When he's relaxed you'll know it, Now shoot!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-27
&Nb WHAT'S
49, COOKING

FRIDAY
HdHbut In Sour Cream Sauce Parsley Potatoes
YelLow Squash Cucumber WdtercTess Salad
Baked Pears
Halibut In Sour Cream Sauce
2 pounds halibut hllets "a cup onion rings
v cup -four " cup butter, melted
~ teaspoons salt "a teaspoon crushed basil
teaspoon paprka cup sour cream
Dash pepper tablespoon chopped
parsley
Thaw frozen lets Cut into serving size portions and
roll in -four seasoned with salt pepper and paprika Cook
onion butter until tender. Remove onion from pan and
Place fish in pan. Fry at moderate heat When fish
Is brown sde turn carefully and brown the other
side. Cooking time approximately 10 minutes, depending
thickness Of fish, Cover top with onions BASIL and
Cover and simmer for minutes until fish flakes
easily when tested with fork. Garnish with parsley
Six servings.
SATURDAY
Short Ribs Ouen-BrotDned Potatoes
Baked Tomatoes Romano Salad
Cantaloupe
Baked Tomatoes
Cut unpeeed tomatoes in halves crosswise: arrange
halves in creased shallow overAgass baking dish
skin side down. Sprinkle with salt and pepper with
thick layer Of buttered bread crumbs Bake in hot
00 degrees) for is minutes until crumbs brown
layer Of grated cheese minced onion may be sprn-
killed. the tomatoes before they're covered With crumbs
little minced basil may be mixed with the crumbs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-27

TroditionoI forte mode the modern woy
Cornish Hens Rice PLAT
Corn Pudding Cabbage SIaD
Vienna Cake Iced Coffee
s,- Vienna Cake
y cup -four square unsweetened
V cup sugar chocolate
cups milk 0-nch sponge or chiffon
"a cup corn-oil margarine cake
Combine flour and sugar Slowly add milk, stirring to
keep smooth. Bring to boil medium heat stirring
garne: stir until completely blended with milk mixture
Add vanilla Melt chocolate and add to half Of mixture
Cool then chill both mixtures we'll Carefully split cake
into three layers Use chocolate mixture filling between
layers and vanilla mixture froStng for top and Sides
Press nuts into sides of cake Garnsh top with pecan
halves desired Chill cake before serving Makes to 10
servings.
Individual Meat LoGves Baked Potatoes
U.s. Bluebeuy Cobbler
- Individual Meat Loaves
pound ground beef egg
pound ground pork teaspoons salt
chicken soup "a teaspoon pepper
cup quck-cooking l tablespoon onion juice
oatmeal pineapple tidbits
Combine all the meat loaf ingredients except pineapple
tdbits and mix well Arrange to tidbts in a petal
design in the bottom Of each muffin tin Fill with
meat loaf mixture and bake for 80 minutes at 375 degrees
To remove from muffin tins run knife around each loaf
to loosen Then invert the serving platter and
shake gently Arrange oaves in center of plate and
round with vegetables. Serves to 10.
TUESDAY
Baked Pork Chops Sweet Potatoes
Broccoli Apple Salad
Fruit Charlotte Iced Tea
Fruit Charlotte
package lemon-havored V cup whipping
gelatin ~ cups canned fruit
cup hot water cocktail
y cup Srup drained from IL ladyfngers
canned fruit cocktail
tablespoons fresh
lemon juice
Dissolve gelatin in hot water Blend in sirup and
lemon juice, and cool until slightly thickened Whip
and fold into gelatin with wel-drained fruit cocktail
Arrange split adyngers in bottom and around sides of
1hquart mold Spoon gelatin mixture carefully lined
mold Chill until firm Unmod to Makes six to eight
servings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-27

Wa,hlngtOn. D. G, Thursday, August q, I959
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-27


WEDNESDAY
Country Steak With Onions Mashed Potatoes
Green Beans Carrot Salad
Corn Sticks Chocolate Pudding
Corn Sticks
l. Q2-ounce) package corn cup ready-to-eat high
mufnn mix protein cereal
Prepare corn muffin batter directed package
Fold in cereal. Fill creased cornstick about half full
Bake directed package Serve hot Makes IL corn
sticks.
THURSDAY
GreciGn Lamb Balls Buttered Noodles
Corn-on-Cob ButteTed BeetS
Fresh Peach Pie
Grecian Lamb Balls
~ pounds ground lamb can e ounces) tomato
u cup chopped onion sauce
tablespoon chopped cup chopped onion
parsley 2 tablespoons vinegar
cups peeled chopped tablespoon brown sugar
eggplant "a teaspoon salt
teaspoon salt h teaspoon pepper
70 teaspoon pepper "a teaspoon dry mustard
tablespoons shortening y teaspoon cinnamon
"a teaspoon ground cloves
MIX together first six ingredients. Shape into 20
meat balls using about cup mixture for EACH Brown
IN shortening. Pour of drippings Combine remaining
ingredients Add to meat balls Cover tightly and simmer
80 minutes. Uncover and continue cooking Is minutes
makes nVe to six servings. BY "W"
Smyrna times., 1959-12-10
Area CM Workers
Receive Back To
Work Call Early

Several workers from Smyrna
and surrounding communities
were among the 2,lO0 who re-
turned to work at the General
Motors Assembly Plant on Box
wood Road, Wilmington, yester-
day for the first time in six
weeks. The Delaware plant has
been closed since October 20,
because of lack of parts and
materials caused by the nation
wide steel strike. The plant has
been operating on one-shift
basis in turning out 1860 cars.
The back-to-work mo v m n t
was national one for GM
workers. Officials had previous
ly set December IA as the date
for reopening its plants, but the
date was moved up when it was
found that sufficient parts would
be available. Officials for the
Wilmington plant report that
enough parts are on hand to
insure continued steady produc-
ton in the foreseeable future.
Smyrna times., 1959-12-10
St. Peters Women
Lay Groundwork
For Future Events

At a meeting of the planning
committee of the Women of st.
Peters Episcopal Church plans
were made and dates set for
varied events to be held through
the winter and spring season.
Mrs. Thomas B. Lamb, presi-
dent, conducted the session, and
the rector, the Rev. F. Sydney
Bancroft, attended in an advis-
ory capacity. The women will
conduct the annual program of
visiting residents of the State
Welfare Home and presenting
them gifts on Sunday, Decem-
ber 20. The annual Feast of
Lights pageant will be held on
Sunday, January 10. The local
auxiliary will serve as hostesses
for the annual Devotional Day
service and program on Febru-
ary 25, with representatives
from the entire diocese in at
tendance. The annual parish
meeting is scheduled for We'd
nesday, January 20. The jan
uary meeting of the Episcopal
Churchwomen of the diocese of
Delaware is scheduled to be
held at Calvary Church, Wilm-
ington, on January %, 1860,
and local delegates will be NAM
ed at the next meeting of the
group to be held Tuesday, De-
cember 20 at s pm. Early plans
were discussed for the spring
white elephant sale to be held
May 1921, the proceeds to be
used toward the kitchen fund
paid the vestry. The annual di-
ocesan convention will be held
at Harrington, May l0-ll. A
corporate communion for the
women of the church will mark
the presentation of the United
Thank Offering spring in-gath-
ering on Sunday, April "a. The
late spring dates decided in
clude the acolyte's breakfast on
Whitsunday, June 5, and the
annual parish dinner on We'd
nesday, May Is, and the final
meeting of the women on Tues
day, May II. The women of
the church are supporting the
gifts for Delaware State Hos
pital patients for Christmas.
This project is directed by Mrs.
Ralph Carey, supply secretary.
The treasurer's report was given
by Mrs. Ralph G. FAIRIES, Jr.,
and Mrs. James Merrill served
as secretary at the meeting.