Smyrna times., 1962-11-01

Air Corps leave for camp.
Town Council announced yes
terday that efforts are being
made to procure a suitable
building for the site of a Recrea =
tion Center for government
workers living here. The
Tucker Building, on Commerce
Street is being considered,
council said, and definite plans
would be completed within the
next 10 days, at which time re-
novations would start immed-
lately. The center will probably
be open 10 hours a day, and
several hostesses, under con-
sideration now, will be en-
ployed. The center will also
employ janitor.
Smyrna girl scouts are join
ing other troops all over the
country In the celebration of
Girl Scout Week October rs to
November l. The week is com =
memerated In honor of Juliette
Low, the founder of Girl Scouts
whose birthday is October 30.
In past years the local scouts
have celebrated the occasion
with camping trip at Redden
Forest and a service at one
of the churches. Because of
the war situation the camping
trip had to be abandoned this
year but the Girl Scout Sunday
Service will be held as usual.
This Sunday, November lst, the
Girl Scouts will worship at ST.
Peters Episcopal Church with
a vesper service beginning at
7:30 in the evening. Rev. Fred
erick Marx Barton, rector of
the church will address the
girls. AS their contribution to
the service the entire troop will
join In singing the Girl Scout
Hymn. Weekly activities of the
troop are now carried on In
three groups. The Senior ath-
letic group meets Monday even
ingS after school under the dir
ection of Miss Fay Wilson. The
Senior Dramatic group meets
each Thursday after school with
Mrs. Louise Burslen as dir
ector, assisted by Miss Bar
bara Gordy. Troop leaders this
year are: Leader, Mrs. Thomas
Russell; assistant for senior
group, Miss Barbara Gordy; as
sistant for junior group, Mrs.
John Fearon. Registered mem
bers of the troop committee
are Miss Mildred Reynolds,
Mrs. Fred Harris, Mrs. Leigh
ton Kirby and Mrs. Clarence
Bodley.
MIR. and Mrs. Ralph w. Wine
of Woodside announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Miss
Betty Lou Wine, and Mr.. Clinton
Edward Wooleyhan of Smyrna.
Only the immediate families and
a few friends we're present at
the ceremony, which took place
at 2 o'clock last Saturday after
noon at the home of the Rev.
Earle M. Schockley, pastor of
Harrison Street Methodist
Church, former pastor of the
Wesley Methodist Church,
Dover. The bride was given in
marriage by her father, ,and had
Miss Dorothy SLENDER of Wood
side as her only attendant. MIR.
Albert Dagger of near Dover was
best man. The bride has been
attending Beacon College. MIR.
Wooleyhan is associated with
the dupont Company and ex-
pected to enter the US. Army
next month. After a brief we'd
ding trip, Mr.. and Mrs. Wooley-
han will make their home in
Wilmington. Among the guests
at the wedding were Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Irving Buckson of
Dover, the latter, an aunt of the
bride.
Senior class officers elected
recently at the John Bassett
Moore High School are: Presi-
dent, George D. Wright; vice.
president. Jeanne Truax, sec
retary, Betty Jane Ennis;
Treasurer, Jane Burge. Of
ftcers of the general organi-
cation at the school include.
President, John B. Mood; vice.
president, Wells A. FAIRIES;
secretary. Sylvia Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.M. Edmond
son have announced the engage
ment of their daughter, Estelle
Derrit, to Lieut.. Warren New
bold Smith. Jr., son of MIR. and
Mrs. Warren N. Smith of VIII
mington. Miss Edmondson is a
senior at Women's College,
University of Delaware. Lieut..
Smith was graduated from the
University of Delaware last
June and is now on active duty