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The Sidney herald., 1959-06-03

Several Of the ladies OF tn
Three Buttes community attend
ed the open house given by Mrs
Gordon Quilting, Mrs. Joe Nevin!
and Mry. Roland Nevins in honol
Of Nh. Lille Nevins 10th birthday
on Nay z7th.
The Three Buttes School hello
their last day of school picnic, al
Natural Corral on Sunday.
Nj. Lester McMillen and his
father, Mr.. J. R. McMillen drove
to Billings Sunday.
AR. and Mrs. Joe Nevins and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Roland
Nevins and family were Sunday
evening supper guests at the
Lille Nevins home. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Nevins will visit for a day
at the Gordon Quilting home and
then return to Cheyenne, Wyo.
Willie Sanders was a visitor
for the week at the Erwin Putnam
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gail Sawyer left
Thursday morning to visit in
BILLINGS, and at their daughters
home, Mrs. VIM. McRae in Deer
Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bauman
were Sunday supper guests at the
Earl Johnson home. Other guests
Of the day were Mrs. Lester Nc
Millen and Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
OSullivan.
MI. and Mrs. Erwin Putnam and
family attended Memorial Day
exercises at Tairview, and were
picnic guests at the Art Booke
home at Fairview.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin O'Sulhvan
on Arlington, Wash, and MI. and
Mrs. Earl Johnson were Saturday
Afternoon callers at the Dave
A1binSA~ 0Grs. O. Sullivan is
the former Mabel Holmgren).
The Rzmseu Ayron family of
Crane, 1he Dave AIbin family and ]
Mrs. Helem Miller were Sunday
visitors 1t the Dean Brunsvold
home.
Erwin Putnam attended the Old
Time Festival meeting on Monday
nlgnt al talrv1eW.
Mrs. Elva Putnam, Mrs. John
Sawyer, Mrs. Charles Radke, Mrs.
ernest Redlin, Mrs. Lille Nevins
ind Orlo. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe New
rs and children and Mrs. Minnie ?,
were callers Thursday :,
t the Herb HER home, to help G
drs- HER celebrate her birthday. o.
Mrs. VIM. Phares of Vancouver.
Vash-, was q weekend guest at the :
ONE of Mrs. Minnie Thornton
pther guests we've Mr.. and Mrs. y
I'LL johnson, and z children Of "a
-lasgow, MoutAna.
Mr.. and Mrs Lester Bprveeu B,
St Paul, Mmn arrived Sat- Sc
rday to visit M41Chrles Radkes
II a week. IS r,
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-03

The Knights OF Columbus an
nounce that Dennis Herrick has
been selected the outstanding stu
dent of the graduating class of
1859 at St. Philomena's in Sidney,
Montana. Dennis is the son of
Maurice S. Herrick of Sidney.
Each year the Sisters of Humility
make this selection on the basis
Of scholastic rating, leadership
and cooperation shown during the
students final year in school.
The winners name is engraved
each year On a plaque which
hangs in the hall Of the school.
Previous winners of this award
were Nancy Helten in 1857 and
Steinbeisser in 1858.
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-03
LONSDALE
George s. Sanders, Pastor

Church School at Gas am.
The Vacation Church school is this
week in our church and b pro-
gram will be given this SUNDAY
during the Sunday School hour:
Following the Church service, the
annual church school picnic Will
be held at Sterling Swigarts Grove.
Ice cream and drinks will be
furnished.
Woman's Society will meet the
second Wednesday June 10th. 2
pm.
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-03
ASSEMBLY or GOD fCHUhcn

ASBkMhLf OF GOD NCuU8CH
IA =. MAiAs 1iln0x Uhm1nnA
Wm. =. MeNUtk Pastor
SUNDAY SERVICE
Sunday SchoolHD 90 am r
Morning Wonnkhell 90 am.
Old Peoples Home Service 100 pm
Evening aefv8cs s. 7:46 pm.
DURING THE WICK
Young peoples meedny-Thursday
Ia pm.
Bible Study = Prayer meeting :
ThursoaL 7:46 pm
sionary Council Win be messing d
the huron to work on thair WiS-
sionAry projects.
n Aeng- Ysa1owship Group meet1
on the fourth Friday a ZACH nen&h
A hearty welcome - extended 70 an.
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-03

John W. Chambers Pastor
THURSDAY
Afternoon Circle L-W.M.L. at 200
Adult Bible Class at 7:30
FRIDAY
Scout Troop Meeting TO-
SUNDAY
Church School at 9Ao
Junior 91be Class at Gas
Worsh4o Service at II 90
MONDAY : Ml0AY
Yeeettoa BSole School 200 : IL 100.
TUESDAY
Lutheran Laymen's League at 7;30.
"WEDNESDAY
Junior Valther League at 7:30.
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-03
NOTICE OF
CHURCH SERVICES

SAvACE CONGREGATIONAL
hefnAfd a. MeIAin. Minister
Sunday:
3 =. m. DIVINE wuruhip.
10 =. m. Church school, Mrs. D&de
Drury, Supt.
Welcomed
Vacation Church School will begin
June 10 : 10 nom 8 to $50 pm.
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-03

CHECK THAT SHIPMENT OF
TUSSY SUMNER COSMETICS
Al THE NEW SIDNEY DRUG
6TORE. OVATION. 6AFAHI.
CONTRABAND AND FLAAINCo
AT " PRICE OF ONLY 4 1l.oo
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-03

DON'T Fon0Er rr4 ALI,
BRANDS @H2CTNIC AzoaS
F0H FATHE1S DAY ~ VIE
NEW SW0EY DRUG STORE AT
Low PRICES
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-03
OPEN HOUSE

Open House will be held from
z TO 5 pm. Sunday. June 7. for
Mr.. and Mrs.. liver Sundhsim 1T
their farm home # Sioux Pass.
Observing their 2sth Wedding
Anniversary. AL friends and
relatives cordially invited. =.
20-ltp
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-03

go
SUNDAY
1000 am. Sunday School
ll:to am. Meaning Worship
$50 pm AYH Services.
WEDNESDAY
$50 pm. Rsbse Study and Prayer.
DYES. June . : II. 1850
AZ o~r ssrv1cns are open to ne
friendly wsleo0A.
RIcHEY : LAl1BERr LUTHERAN
Arthur o. Aathison, Pastor
RICHEY-
SUNDAY
Services Sunday at $50 am.
Fellowship at 8 pm.
n.6le SCHOOL begins at o am,
choir practice at 9 pm.
LAMBERT
SUNDAY
Services with Bible School prol,,am
At IL am.
THURSDAY
Ladies AID will meet at 2:3o.
PEOPLES CONGREGATIONAL
UNITED Church Of Chr1st)
Bernard A. McLain, Minister
as Church School. Mrs. p. Tofte.
Supt.
II 100 Divine worship.
2.30 Wedding :
Z pm. I~nStructtopSL
MONDAY THRU sfT0GDAY
8 to II 30 Vacation Church School.
MONDAY
TN Trustees.
TUESDAY
TOO Christian Education
WEDNESDAY
TOO Joint Pilgrim Fellowship.
THURSDAY
2.3O Ladies' Guild
WELCOMEi
crane CONGREGATIONAL
BsfnarA A. McLAin, Minister
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-03

Y0o2 1AP108 CUu8Cu
Ges1og - noln = ~ Avn 3. \.
| see1n4V, Mam1nA
-. J0ooG IunA1 pn0eo9
SUNDAY 0UeV
s'3e e osnday 0chool oAAnn er
100 an AoeninG Worshtp 0erv3ca
go pm. Ev0n1nG 0ocpol barvtce.
WEDNESDAY, SRV1c
go pm. Prayer meeting end 6r.
"a Choir practice afsor prayur meet
Ladies MfA3on C1rcls meeting svsry
third -Ihuxu6Ay ~ ne month
The public - cordially invited 10 .
: htsnday church With Z 8rtsnd1y
people, for all oorvtcW
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-03

rHK CHURCH OF yEsos CHRIS1
or. LATTER DAY 0Aut1H
az : 5rd Street 81
SUNDAY:
Prteethood meeting II o,4A Am.
Sunday School, 1o3o am.
SacxaMnnt meeting. TOO pm
TUESDAY:
HeltA Society. Z pm.
W6oeAY:
Primary. AIS pm.
MA. = pm-
Fireside following Sacrament meet
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-03
IT. CHURCH

II. P1ILO08NA'B CHU1CH
1t Rev. Aoastgnor C. J. Curtin.
Faster &
. J1oeph McDeYmott,
. B1War6 Ohtnniek.
AmkDG3DtB
MASS 90HDW1 -:
6t4ney: o,oo. 9:1o, 100.
LAn6sst: LII anl Ind Sundays, 900;
md, IA. 9tf1 0und4ys: ll:3o
FA1Rviow: In and ndSSundayS: II 90:
md. III. 5<h Sundays 900.
savage: Every Sunday u:3o.
1iehey: md. 4th Sundays 100 pm.
There Win b no change IA Mass
schedule during the summer months.
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-03
A LOG caAPKL

SUNDAY
Sunday School At 10 90 for an seee.
Woc9htp Service At II 90 am.
Evaneeltsdc and Missionary Service
At 7:46 pm
Weekday Prayer and Bible Study:
Wednesday. 800 pm. ITO b held
In various honest
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-03

YELLOWsT0NE COMMUNITY
CHURCH - AAVA0I
SUNDAY
Sunday School At I .
Mining Wofship Serves At II am.
A Service Of inspiration and song
9eeh< Sunday evening n . pm.
WEDNE8nAY
ntass :4tsdy and. prayer - pm.
YouAg" recpls meetne It . pm.
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-03


Estzte Of - heno LA1nnde. Deceased
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN, by tn
underxamad. Julian John Ialonde
Executor - - eStSAe Of Ellen Irene
Lalonde. 10ODA, to The creditors OF,
and All H1snnns having Chains aDAinGt
The saad onseassd. to ex11Gbit them with
the necoOay vouchers within four
~ months a4ter the fEDt publication
Of thA notice 10 said executor at the
Offices of Paul H. CreRp. attorney
for the Executor. at M Central
Avenue South. Sidney. Montana.
Dated this 18th day OF Nay. A. D.,
1858.
JULIAN JOHN LALONDE
Executor
PAUL II. CREHAP
Attorney Tor Executor
p o. Address: Box 953
business AAdrea.
zlz central Avenue South
Sidney. Montana
Publish Nay Is. 70. n. June 3
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-03

YA1xv1eW, Monk
SUNOAY: Watchtowef Study. ; pm.
WEDNESDAY: Book study. . pm.
friday: Ministry school and Service
meeting. 7:1 pm.
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-03
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

The scientific basis of spiritual heal
ing will be brought out at Christian
Science services Sunday In the Lesson
Sermon entitled God the Only Cause
and Creator"
Luke's account of the healing by
Christ Jesus OF the imam which had
the withered hand" will be read. in
Guiding this passage: And looking
around about them all. he said unto
the man. Stretch forth thy hand
And he did so: and his hand was
restored whole as the other. duke
6:l0).
Correlative selections read from
Science and Health with Key to the
Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy will
include 1913 :x3-26): Jesus of Naz-
areth was the most scientific man
that ever trod the globe. He plunged
the material surface OF thing,
and found the spiritual cause"
The Golden Text is from Revela-
ton $3.50: Great apd marvellous
are thy works. Lord God Almighty:
just and true are thy ways. thou King
of saints"
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-03

CALL P BIDS
M Board ok 0fugtees Of School
Dist. No. ~ reQsmn bids for: School
bus driver ou0g his own bus to
run II paOonDW for ~ mile bus
route OF Wei Charlie Greek. An
buds to Be - 70 4rs. Mary Fisher.
Clerk. Hroca1n. Montana. Bids to
be opened - . O'Clock pm-, June 18th.
loo q he lkGfxict school house. The
Board resaEs0 TIE right to reject
any or Al bhdA All school bus re-
QutrGnenAs and regu3sttons must BE-
INST and eon BE- inquired shout At Co.
Supt. a Schools oedce At RiAney.
Cuntracs I'm be given 1or s year
2nnrd Of Trustees
GMnto Can6ne
Hu1e J. HuAlafto
-e q. Naher
~u "a. June )
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-03

FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH
-1Ayae& ,1GGntA1A
y ADD001, Faster
SUNDAY. JU10e-1th
II 90 I'm. WoFship service
7:N0 pm. Luther League
Program: Joyce Bach. Alice Lange
FRIDAY. JUNE 5th>
7No pm. Ooptng. program : Vaca-
tion Bible School.
EMMAkuEL LUTHERAN, Dry Creek:
SUNDAY, JUNE It'll
800 am. Wprxhip service.
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-03
CHURCH o. CDT
WAyne ZDek. Bvaneataet

Wayne z0ek, Bvaneottsa
SUNDAY:
A&hle daoees 1e1o am.
AnEoly wogyh1p 1870 am.
M1NhN wor1hA I:O pm +.
La14es 4thle. cla0 3:eo pm.
W0OCEDUAY:
Aidwook Dhle Study, 0Ae pm.
H0kU18o0 MB10ODOY
Corner 3e4 It. aAA md Az. N. Z.
Palmer Aaxne4 P1SeoF
Sunday SGhoo1 1000 AN
Morning Worship service IL. 90 am
DvAneeHDtc s0Vkoa 7.1o.
Prayer meeting Wednesday At 7:3o
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-03

PELLA LUTHERAN CHURCH
Stanley Lafooa, Pastor
Harold Iaarnp. St1dent Intern
SUNDAY
First Worship Service at $50 am.
Second Worship S~rvict' ut 1iH am,
Sunday School and Bible Glass at
0:4S am. ~
Convention Choir rehearsal at Trm.
MONDAY T1fRU THURSDAY 4 II
Vacation Church School each day
$50 to n.30.
MONDAY
Boy Scouts at z pm, There will be
a Court OF Honor at this meeting
and the parents of the Scouts are
urged to attend.
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-03

gversst Y. Isn1& Ras0se
W0s1hdp services eho ~ and Ind Dun-
days At each mpnth At 60 am.
eennday School lsssry Sunday n
W6R second Tuesday at a:se pm.
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-03

CRANE CONGREGATIONAL
Bernard A. MeIain, Minister
ITO dtv1ne worsh1p t1rs Sunday.
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-03
CHURCH OF rH1 NAxA1xND
=. Martin Cab, Faster

90 Am.-ounday school
~ am@4nrntng WoeHhtp.
10 pm.-Young peopAS Servtcs.
1Ne e1lva7 1aAsec service.
W@eGE0OAY:
7A6 pM@faUW and Praise.
me pubic = oofdtany invited 70 AZ.
hand nj Of thAe serv1coaL
Smyrna times., 1959-07-16
B.P.W. Executive
Gains Selection
As US. Delegate
TO Paris Farley

Miss Ruth Ellen Reihm, presi-
dent of the Smyrna-Clayton
B.P.W. Club, is one of six dele
gates appointed by the National
Executive Committee to repre-
sent the u. S. Federation of Bus
mess and Professional Women's
Clubs at the Eighth Congress of
the international Federation in
Paris, France next week. Among
the delegates are Miss Grace B.
Daniels, Kingston, Pa, national
president; Miss Fannie Hardy,
Little Rock, Ark, national first
vice president; and Mrs. Dorothy
Ford, Sherman Oaks, Calf, ma
tional gram coordination
chairman. Miss Reihm and Miss
Hardy depart from Idlewild Air
port on Saturday. The opening
session on Monday will be held
at the famous Sorbonne Univer-
sity with Miss Margaret P.
Hyndman, Toronto, Canada, in
ternational president, presiding,
and greetings from DR.. Bernard,
president of the French fedora
ton and from officials of the
City of Paris. Subsequent busi-
ness meetings will be at the
UNESCO building. Scheduled So
cial events include a reception
and fashion show at the Grand
Hotel, ballet at the Opera and
a formal banquet at the Chateau
de Chantilly, outside Paris. Miss
Reihm was president of the Del
Continued on Page Three)
Smyrna times., 1959-07-16
Alters Prepare
Fair Exhibits

Plans for participation in the
coming Kent-Sussex Fair were
mapped by Clayton All Club
members at their July meeting.
Mrs. Ellis Brown, club leader,
urged members to ready their
exhibits now to allow time. The
week-long fair is scheduled July
27 to Aug. l.. Reports were
heard from Carol Brown, state
dress revue; Nancy Goldsbor,
ough, Delmarva Chicken Festi-
val; Barbara Ross, All Short
Course; and Gail Gilbert, Dairy
Festival. Six members of the or
ganization attended the recent
short course on the University
of Delaware campus at Newark
Club leaders announced that
Carol Ann Brown had captured
fourth place in the junior cook
ing division at the chicken festi,
val. A hayride will be held to-
night at Bobby and Sammy
Mitchell's home. Judy Street
presided over the business ses
sion.
Smyrna times., 1959-07-16
Rotarians Honor New Governor
With Testimonial Banquet Fete

A testimonial dinner in hon.
or of ]. Reynolds Pratt, Govern
or of the 764th District, Rotary
International, was given Thurs
day night by the Smyrna Rotary
CLUB. Held at Ewell's-St. Paul
Church, Clayton, it was attend
ed by $50 persons. Among the
distinguished guests pre- n t
were Gov. ]. Caleb Boggs; i'm
mediate Past District Governor
Benjamin Foster, and many 9TH
ers from South Jersey and Della
ware. Also present were Robert
Riddagh, mayor of Smyrna, and
John ]. Roth, mayor of Clayton.
Greetings were given by Clar-
ence S. Collins, Jr., president of
the host club; the invocation by
the Rev. Frank o. Baynard, and
group singing led by Russell
Wilson. DR.. c. ]. Prickett served
as POSTMASTER. The Hon. George
S. Williams, guest speaker, first
governor of the l64th District,
former U. S. Congressman, and
Smyrna times., 1959-07-16
FieldsbOro Crash
Kills 3; Raises
State Highway
Death Toll To Al

Delaware's highway death toll
rose to Al Monday night as a re-
suit of a headon collision involv-
ing two automobiles on Route
l3 at Fieldsboro, nine miles
north of Smyrna, a few minutes
after 9 pm. Three persons were
killed and four others injured
in the collision, raising the
states toll one higher than on
the same date in 1858. Killed in
the accident were Simon Loaf,
54, of Odessa, driver of one of
the cars; his wife, Hattie, 40,
and John A. Collins, 40, both OF
near Odessa. Mr.. and Mrs. Loaf
were pronounced dead on arriv-
al at The Memorial Hospital and
Collins, at the Delaware Hospit-
al, Wilmington. The injured were
Mrs. 10 Ann Cole, 80, Dover,
in the Delaware Hospital with a
fractured right hip and head in
juries; Doris Ann Saunders, 9,
of near Odessa, bruises of the
forehead and hip, treated at the
Delaware Hospital and released;
Darlene Garrett, 5, of near Odes-
sa, in the Delaware Hospital
with multiple cuts of the face
and a head injury; and Richard
Brown, 35, near Odessa, who
was treated for bruises and cuts
at The Memorial Hospital ano
released. State police said Mrs
Cole was driving north on dual
Route l3, and Loaf, southwest
on Route AL, the old main high
way which comes into Route Il
at an acute angle from a north
easterly direction, when the We
hicles collided. Police are contin
uing their investigation of the
accident. The dead and injured
were taken to the hospitals ir
the David c. Harrison Post No
ID, American Legion ambulance
and the Middletown ambulance
Smyrna times., 1959-07-16
Karen Kraus Is One OF $500 Girls
At Rocky Mountain Scout Roundup

Karen Kraus, member of
Senior Girl Scout Troop, and
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam X. Kraus, of Smyrna, is
attending the Girl Scout Senior
Roundup at Colorado Springs,
Colo. She is one of sixteen
girls from the Wilmington Coun-
Gil who are enjoying the great
experience with $500 girls from
all parts of the world. The
girls arrived on July 2 at the
Girl Scout Senior Roundup camp
at the foot of the Rocky Noun
tains, near Colorado Springs, in
the shadow of Pixies Peak. The
roundup officially opened the
next day with an all-camp gath
ering of about 10000 persons.
On July A an impressive flag
ceremony was held, consisting
of raising 95 state and national
flags, including the new 49-state
American flag. A young Will
mington scout, Gail Cline, offic-
ial Morning News correspond
ent, has written that there are
many opportunities for girls to
Smyrna times., 1959-07-16
3 Vacancies Yet
Untitled On Staff
AT School Here

Smyrna School officials re-
ported today they are still seek
ing additions to their teaching
staff for the l959-60 term. Two
of the additions, one in indus
trial arts and one in social stud
les or social studies-Mathef1a-
tics on the junior high school
level, have been caused by in
creased enrolment. One addi-
tional vacancy in academic ma
thematics, created by the resig-
nation of Miss Miriam Brown,
has not yet been filled. The
district has considered itself
very fortunate this year, in that
only two teachers have left the
district-one to marry and one
to retire. Superintendent George
V.Kirk has already announced
that the 9th grade vacancy has
been filled. In addition the
district has hired a teacher to
begin an additional section of
3rd grade next year as the re-
suit of enrolment increases. 1t
is becoming increasingly diff
cult, however, to obtain teach
ers in such areas as mathemat-
les and science.
Smyrna times., 1959-07-16
Council Approves
Sewer Extension:
Water Skiing Ban
.Sought.;By Group

The regular meeting of Smyr-
ma Town Council was held Fri
day night with all members pre-
sent and Mayor Riddagh presid-
ing. Lloyd Pleasanton gave a
complete report for the water
safety committee as requested
at a previous meeting. The COM
mittee, after consideration of all
angles, recommended that water
skiing be eliminated at Lake
Como, as they felt it unsafe. No
action was taken by council at
the session. ! George E. Bryson
was present to register a COM
plant about conditions in a yard
adjoining his property on the
corner of Mt. Vernon and Union
Streets. He told council that the
yard is grown high with weeds
and grass and harbors flies, mos
quitoes, and rats. A letter will
be sent by council to Jesse Har-
mon, Dover, owner, requesting
that the conditions be remedied.
Rex D. Gilmore, town manager,
reviewed again the need for an
additional vehicle for use by the
man who will read and service
electric meters, which he had
outlined at the previous meet
ing. Bids were received from
two firms for a station wagon,
and the bid was awarded to the
low bidder, Ennis & Deakyne,
for a Ford ranch wagon at
$2088. The bid of Irwin G. Bur-
ton, Inc. for 'Brookwood" was
$2O89. The new vehicle will be
used by the town manager and
the other station wagon will be
used by the meter reader. j.
Reynolds Pratt, insurance con-
sultant, presented pension plans
as prepared by William T. Gath
right, Jr. and ]. ]. Roth, Jr. for
the employees of the Town OF
Smyrna, other than police, fol
consideration of council. The
Continued on Page Ten
Smyrna times., 1959-07-16
R. Harry Talbot,
Former Resident,
P.R.R. Man, Dies

R. Harry Talbot, 78, a former
resident of Smyrna for 30 years,
died yesterday at his home in
Cedars Knoll near Wilmington.
He had been ill for a year and
a half. Born in Centreville, Md,
the son of Robert H. and Mary
Jarman Talbot, he had spent
his boyhood in Millington, Md
1t was from his family that Tai.
bot County, Md. was named. Mr.
Talbot had resided in Smyrna
for 80 years before moving tc
Cedars Knoll about two years
ago. He was an employee of the
Pennsylvania Railroad for 4t
years until his retirement ir
1851. Surviving are his wife
Mrs. Florence Moody Talbot
two sons, Robert H. Talbot, Jr.
at home, and John M. Talbot
Tyler, Tex; a grandson, a niece
and a nephew. Services will bt
held Saturday afternoon at
pm. in the McCrery Funera
Home, Prices Corner. Intermen
will be in the Presbyterian
Cemetery at Christiana.
Smyrna times., 1959-07-16
Shane Back From
Caribbean Cruise

Franklin D. Shane, storekeep-
er second class, U.S.N., son of
Mrs. Evelyn B. Wheeler of Clay
ton Road, SIN yrna, return
ed to Norfolk, Va, July | "a
board the attack aircraft car
rier USS independence after
eight weeks of training in the
Caribbean Sea. Returning to
participate in Fourth of July
activities, the independence,
newest of this country's attack
carriers, sailed from Norfolk in
late April on her maiden train
ing voyage, putting finishing
touches on the already highly
experienced jet pilots and air.
men of Carrier Air Group Sew
en-. Later, she will become an
important part of this nations
first line of defense, operating
in far corners of the world.
Smyrna times., 1959-07-16
I'D. Program To
Study Behavioral
Sciences, Research

A dictoral program to develop
capable research and teaching
personnel in the behavioral sci
ences will be initiated by the
University of Delaware with the
opening of the l959-60 academ-
ic year. Already approved by
the faculty and board of trus-
tees of the university, the new
program will involve teaching
PERSONAL from the school of
education, the Fels Center for
Group Dynamics, and the de-
partments of psychology and
sociology, anthropology n d
geography. 1t is believed that
the new dictoral program will
improve instruction at both the
graduate and undergraduate lev
els, increase the research efforts
of university faculty and pro-
vide highly qualified teachers
and researchers in this area.
Among the courses which may
be elected by those enrolled in
this field will be advanced ex-
perimental psychology, research
methods in industrial psychol-
ogy, philosophy of education,
sociological theory, analysis of
reading retardation, human re-
lations in industry, advanced
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Smyrna times., 1959-07-16
Band Again Cops
HOnOrs In Parade

The band of the Citizens
Hose Company won second
prize at the parade held Mon
day night at Rising Sun, Md.
First prize was won by the band
from North East, Md. Previous
ly the Smyrna band took first
prize at Rock Hall, Md. Rain
date for the parade, scheduled
on Tuesday, July IA at Cecil
ton is tonight, July l6. Future
dates for the local band include
July % at Elkton, Md; Monday,
August 3 at Aberdeen, Md;
Saturday, August s, parade of
Mill Creek Fire Company at
Marshallton, Delaware. Also,
Monday, August 10 at Oxford,
Pa; Tuesday, September 2, at
Marydel, Delaware.
Smyrna times., 1959-07-16
Area Woman Fills
Opening On State
Education Board

Gov. ]. Caleb Boggs has ap-
pointed Mrs. Joseph w. Ennis,
a former teacher in the Smyrna
public school system, to a posi-
ton on the State Board of Edu-
cation. Mrs. Ennis succeeds Mrs.
E. w. Buchanan of Dover, a
former president of the board,
who declined reappointment at
the expiration of her three-year
term July l. Mrs. Buchanan had
served two terms on the six
member body. She was president
of the education unit in 1857.
Mrs. Ennis, a graduate of West
Chester State Teachers College,
taught junior and senior high
school classes in the Smyrna
system for about five years. She
has been extremely active in
women's club affairs throughout
the state and is perhaps best
known for her outstanding work
in the field of safety. She is a
past president of the State Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs. The
new appointee is chairman OF
safety for the federation, and in
1856 won a third-place Carol
Lane Award for outstanding
achievement in the field of traf-
fic safety.