Smyrna times., 1963-04-18

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W. Comegys. Since most of the
club members are spoilers It
seemed feasible TO make the
above arrangements. The US
lal meetings for the making of
surgical dressings on Thurs
day afternoons and Friday eve
nings will be held. The program
to be held on April 29th will
be held In the evening at 7:30.
The annual business meeting
of the Twentieth Century Club
will be held at the club house
at 2:30 pm, Friday. April
10 with Mrs. Harley Bodley
presiding. Plans of the club
as a canning center and other
activities during the summer
toward the victory
program will be discussed.
The owner and the manager
of the Strand Theatre here and
the Capitol Theatre In Dover
have given a large amount of
theatrical scenery including
back drops and stage flats from
the Dover theatre to the Fort
Miles Theatre. Irving Smell
lenburg, manager, hearing of
the soldiers need for scenery
got permission from Mrs.
George Schwartz, owner to make
the donation.
The engagement of Miss Sc
rena Weggenmann, instructor
of English at the John Bassett
Moore School here, is announ-
ced by her parents. Capt. and
Mrs. William S. Weggenman
of Tampa, Florida, to Mr.. Ro-
bert V. Lancaster, son of DR..
and Mrs. Vaughn c. Lancaster
of New Castle. Miss Weggen-
mann is a graduate of the Wo-
mems College, University of
Delaware. Mr.. Lancaster at
tended the University of Del
aware and the University of
Pennsylvania, and is now en-
pioyed by the DUPONT Company.
The Walkers School farm,
located on Thoroughfare Neck
road, Blackbird Hundred, New
Castle County, has been leased
by its owner, Leo Bason, to
Harry Aumack, manager of the
Roxy Theatre. Mr.. Aumackwill
till the farm during the day
time and manage the theatre at
night. Mr.. Aumack's lease takes
In the entire l00-acre farm,
which he is planting In to-
matoes, potatoes, sweet corn
and soy beans.
The Clayton Clodhoppers All
Club met in the home of Mar
jorie Pryor Tuesday. Willard
Hickman, former leader. who
now lives In Roberts, Md, was
a guest of the club. Papers
were read as follows: Marie
Burris, "The Medical Cabinet
for the Home";; Betty Burris,
"Feeding Chicks on War Time
Rations," The club will par
ticipate In the observance Of
| National All Club Sunday, May
l6. A speaker from the Uni
versity of Delaware will at
tend the May meeting. s9a
Mrs. B. Hollingworth Down
ward had as her guests over
the weekend her son-in-law anc
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Cla!
Aldridge of Montclair, New Jer
sey; Mrs. M. ]. Rixstene, Mrs
Fred Kolb of Aldan, Pa, anC
Miss Ada Raiser of Haverford
Pa. Mrs. Downward will spenc
the Easter holidays at the fam
lily home In Aldan, Pa.
Miss Harriet Hutchinson O
Wilmington, and Pvt. william
Hutchison of Colorado, spen
the weekend with their sister
Mrs. Evans Brown of Clayton
Miss Hutchinson will spend tw'
weeks with her uncle and aunt
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Frazier
Pfc. Howard Edgar, son o
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Edgar
near town has been promotes
to the rank of Corporal. Corp
Edgar is stationed at Camp 10
seph Robinson, Little Rock
Ask. He was a member O
Citizens Hose Co., when Il
Smyrna.
Miss Millicent A. Tigne
has accepted a position wit
The Diamond State Telephon
Co., in Dover.
MIR. and Mrs. Ivison Row
land and sons of Montclair
MI, are spending some tim
at their farm near town.
Mrs. ]. Edwin Wilson wa
hostess to the members of he
bridge club Tuesday afternoo
at her home.
, MIR. Gardner w. Beckett {
Jacksonville, Florida spent tn
weekend with his sister, Mis-
Anna B. Beckett.
Mrs. Clarence B. Raymon
: and Miss Cora Tschudy re
/ turned home on Friday afte
/ spending several months in Flo
= rida.
Mrs. Harry R. Pierce an
daughter Frances of Trenton
New Jersey, were guests owe
the weekend of Mr.. and Mrs