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~~==~---:------~-===~======~~======-======____ =-T~h~e~N~e~w~a~r!k~p~o~s:t,~N~e:w!a~l'k~,~D~el~a:w~a~re~. ~T~h~u~l'~s~da~y~,~M~a~rC:h~.:2~7,~1~9~5~2~====~==~~== __~======-===-=== __~~ -====-__~ P~R:I~CE FIVE CENTS ayor Sets April 5th As Date Airman Recalled Cmicer Detection nlo ,~/w", Princess City United In Opposition To For Start' Of Clean-up Drive Clinic To Be Held Here On April 16 Proposed Extension of Highway Sl'('cial Collection of Scrap Metal, Papet· Will Be Madc by Ne wUI'k Boy Seonl Troop 011 Additional Dates Will Be Sel UnivCl' il)" 1111]lIsll')' Join With Cily Ofl'il'ials III Sallll'day, April 12 IT Necessary; Call 3861 PI' 'sentillg Newm'k's TmfTi{' Pl'llhl"1lI FOI' Appointment To Highway COlli III is ion layor Wa llace M. Johnson this week (i>>------______upon a ll citizens, civic ol'ganiza------.------~ and 'institutions to take part in Up-Fix Up-Paint Up cam sched ul ed for th e city of Newark the week of April 5 to April 12. ou t that the general health welfare of the citizens depend wholesome sUI'I'oundings at'ising good clean living conditionS,MayOl' ca ll ed for a unil1ed effort on of a ll citizcns and industries par! in thc d"ivc to makc a healthiet· and more attrac in which to l ive, and at . he provide the national defense with the scrap meta l so needed for the defense efl'ort. campaign is sponsored by the Branch. American Association Women w ith Mrs. T. L. of that <; I'OUP, acting as chair Dayton and J o('1 Williams as cfsistant cil}tirmen, and R. O. Bausman, Ncw Century treasure!'. bCI's of the local Boy Scout will take pal·t in the city-wide by lcnding their services to metal and paper collcction on April 12. All residenls are to place the scrap material the curb so that the scouts can up. Girl Scouts w ill a id in the by distributing hand bills an ng the campaign and giving the the scrap collections. local concerns, including bel' Company, E. J. Hol Company, and the Univers re, have ofl'ered t he use to aiel in the extra trash
p.,. 25' 43' 29' LocaJ D.O.K.K. Members 28' To Visit Delphi Tcmple Dr. Victor D. Washburn, former Frank Durnall, Herbert Wood, Orion Wilminglon health commissioner, will Smith, Paul Jacquet!, Robert Strahorn, be honored by the Dela wa re DivIs ion. 24' James Mullen and WillIe T. Gray, mem American Cancer Society, "(or dis .",1. bc.1'6 or the degree team of HabIb Tem- The eighth graders from the New tinguished service to the people o( pie #205, D.O.K.K., 'Yilmlngton, will ~ o ark School completed a visit to New Delaware in their efforts to control :.:. 72' to Philadelphia tonIght whe.re HabIb ark Trust Company recently. E. F. cancer," it was announced today by Temple will put on a ceremony for Matthews, treasurer, acted as guide Floyd W. Woodcock, chaIrman. 't.... 24' DelphJ Temple of that cIty at the Mn- and explained to the boys and girls He will receIve a cup, a medal and present auy work or a bank. a certil1cate in a ceremony to be ~ 35' je~~~1 H~~:~ey Wolven, of Newark, w~a~e g~~sd:~t 1~~I~:da :I~~kihc receipt The tour was one sponsored In con broadcast by WDEL-TV Monday past District Deputy lrnperlad Prince of a deposit right on ~hrough untll nection with the school program of (March 31) at 6:30 p.m. on the ' eve stud~ and prayer- Wedncsday of the order, will also attend the I the checks deposited left the bank and. presenting commu'nlty industry in of the opcnlng of the 1952 Delaware ceremony. the customer's account credIted with ope ratio!" to the children." Cancer Crusade. The presentation wlll be made by Mr. Woodcock. FOR SALE . tore Building ,,""ith Apartment
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~est Driye~the ablest car l ~n the American -road ..• Automatk tiM ContTII' t tcJt.e..t.oo:..c.OIAof Fonl CoadKraft Bodies ••• lit OIA of Nms. StyMd 10 stay be Double-Seal Brakes They're extra...,aled, d~ to sIoJ. COURTESY you ..,f. and 6lTlOOIh in wetteoU weather. Automatic Power Pilot It sque Little comteeiee, lili ahari:n, the road, help to maie life happier. Conaideratftm Cor the other fellow ist.be basis oC good party -line tel& paone aerovice, too. If you are alwaYII cour teous on the telephone you'~ sure to find YO~ ptUty-line neighbors the same. Remember ~ three R'. oC party_ line court.eav - Relin quiah the line as soon as ~ole when YOIl bear otbera try 10 .. you'll d.iaoover more "go" than you've ever found it; Replace the receiver in a low-priced car, when you "Test Drive" Ford's pntly when you find llO-h.p. higb-romprefMion Strato.Star V -8 or the "Test Drive" the '52 &be line in uae; Rarwate new lOl-h.p. higb-rompreaaion Mileage ~SiL ,our calla 10 that otben You'll diacover new riding comfort with new Auto may \I.e the line in matic Ride ControL You'll enjoy the all-around betwten. ision of Pull-Cirde VJIIibility. And you'll relax in ~ fe comfort of Ford'. new Coachaaft Bodie.. TH1 DIAMOND SUTE Ford a~~~;:~;' HLEPHUE COIIPUI FADER MOTOR-COMPANY Newark The Newark Post, Newark, Delaware, Thursday, March 27, 1952 Five ill Cl'eek Hundred Randolph. ot Elkton. Md .• president ot bering 125 from churches in the WIl- ing House tor the Social Service Com Sigh no more. ladies. sigh no more. M the youth conference. the speaker' mington area enjoyed a hayseed hop mittee. Reservations must be made by Men were deceivers ever. News Tuesday. speaker (0 be announced last Friday night at the grange hall. contacting Leroy Stephenson. ticket One foot in sea and one on shore. later; Wednesday. Rev. Perry O. Hill Red Olay P resbyterian Ohurch chairman. Hookessln 613. Sara Pennln,ton Evans. CorreSlloodeDI of the Zion. Md. circuit. speaker; Holy To one thing constant never. Phone Hockessin 598 Thursday. communion In charge of U. S. Senator John J . Williams will - from "Much Ado About l'\o~hin g" pastor; Friday. union Good Frida b~ the gu~st speaker at the ~en's The first long distance. two-way by Sakespenre. g With the approach of the Easter worship at White Clay Church WIJ; NIght meetm . next Th':lrsd~y mght. tleal6e7P. hone conversation took place in GET RESULTS _ ADVERTISE IN ~ Depend on ."or ~!'as on. the many coming events arc others church in the hundred Aprll 3 .at a 0 clock. Thi WIll be an THE NEW ARK POST "cnt red around that observance. ~he An electric hot water heat e ~ is be- outstandmg program and Is open to "jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii churchcs in lhe hundred are prepanng ing installed at the parsonage throu h any. man !n the com.munlty. The Aid iIII ~==. ! . 51 F;'::;;:;. .' sp"cinl services and music to celebrate the efforts of the MYAF group. g SocIety WIll meet thIs eventng at. ~he NO WAITING NOW this joyous Easter Sunday.. Mrs. Joseph Mitchell of Woodside home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Klan. . . __ ·1 Va.lue! The union Good Friday servIces for Farms is spending two weeks in Flor- Next Sunday mor~ing th,: pastor. ONE DAY RADIO REPAIR ERVICE • ·'In all lhe churches in the hun~ red are ida w~th her .s ister. Mrs. Morris Leed ~~~;c~:;~eg iii:a;:.~:~?nfO; li~ e s~:s~ bcint: arrangcd tor the WhIte <:lay ot:rhlFladelPkhpla. k sion Sunday services. NEWARK ELECTRIC CO. c reck Presbyterian Church. on Klrk- . ran ar er of London. Eng- Miss Margaret Barnes from the 17'3 E. !llain Dial 2-6872 L I b," 25 wood Hi ghway. These servIces were J ~ nd. was a guest last Wednesday eve- Board of Christian Education wili ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ i.YiNce·., started through the sponsorship ~f :he ~~np~ro~~rRaOnadd Mrs. Robert Hahn on address the exec ~tiv e comm. ittee of (.. :- :•• :-: ...:-:.. : - :•• : • •: • •: • •: - :..:,.:-:• •: •• : •• : • •: •• : - :•• : •• : •• :. -:.. : .. : •. ;,.:-!•• : •• :- :.. :-: .. : •• : • •: -:-:-:-:•• :-: - :.. : - :.. : .. :- :•• : . hundred Sunday School A ss oclat~on . the Women's MiSSIOnary SocIety next ~. Ask about 'i' Crisp Pascal 5tolk whIch is made up ot thes,: nlne Harmony School Thursday at 1:30 p.m. • C E .. E R Y IOe churches, namely. St. J a ~e s EpIscopal. Betty Springer. a Ilrst grade stu- Mr. and Mrs. James L . Derickson , .. " u. S. 1 FANCY GOLDEN CORN 3 ears 25c 1I0ck{'ssin Friends Meehng. Red Clay dent. had a tonsil operation last Thurs- entertained Mr. Frank Dennison. Sr.• SALES & SERVICE .; PREPARED 6' WASHED SPINACH ~lI o pk g 19c Creek and White Clay Creek Presby- day in the St. Francis Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dennison. Jr .• at lerian. and Ebenezer. Ma~shallton, Students listed on the first honor dinner on Sunday to celebrate Mr. Crisp Fla. Radishes 2 bc ils 90 Cal· Calavo Pears en 1ge Slanton. Cedars. and Hockessm Met?- roll for the last marking period were Dennison Jr's birthday that day. odist. Th' pastors WIll cooperat~ 10 Maryann Springer and Sallie Evans Corner Ketch planning the program for these servIces. of the sixth grade. Sophia Springer JOHN M. SINGLES fl ~ . Valencia The Wimodausis Home Demonstra- of the second grade. made the second Edna Miller will be hostess to the ORANGES tion Club met last Wednesday with honor rol:. Union 4-H club on Saturday evening JUICY FLORIDA 64 size for the March m eeting. Mai 1l Mrs L('w is Colmery Sr. on LImestone Mrs. Elsie W. Stradley. teacher. at 1.51 E. for ~oad for the March sessio.n. Mrs. Allan tended the 13th Biennial National A chicken pattey supper will be LlOdsay reported $42 rea.l1zed from the Meeting of Music Educa tors of the served at 5:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. on GRAPEFRUIT April 5 in the Hockessin Friends Meet- ever-Bloom ing Rose Bu shes u. s. 1 S(>ock ea $1 .19 rug cleaning demonstratl.on. About ~20 l'\EA on Saturday which was class Dial 4501 was cleared from sellmg magazme room day. Demonstrations were given 1------1 c subscriptions. Announcement was in the Academy of Music and Belle- Green Peas s e~~~~;~:~~;s 2 ~~.~: 39 made of state meeting on May 1 at vue Stratford Hotel in Philadelphia. Dover. Mrs. Charles Kane was na.med Next Tuesday evening. Mrs. Sh'ad Orange Juice c~~:'n~r~~~ d 2:~~~25c chairman of lunch.eoll re s erva~lOns. ley w ill go to Dover for the m eeting SUMP $7.85 'fhe committee appomted for Nal1on~1 of the Junior Red Cross sponsors hId PUMP IDEAL FAtll CY QUALITY Home Demon s t ra~ i on Week from AprIl at Wesley Church. PITCHER 27 to May 3 includes Mrs. Charles The P .T.A. met last week and m em Lancaster Kane. Mrs. Charles H a rrington. Mrs. bel'S heard a splendid talk on chil PUMPS Tom a to J u ice J. W. P ennington • . Mrs. ~os Lau- dren's books by Mrs. Carolyn Field. The rich. fl avo rfu l j uice of vlne·ripened tomatoe. renee. and Mrs. A. LIndsay. Miss Kath- county librarian. She discussed books ] / 3 HP GM at a biq ""ving . arine Jones. county.leadel:. gave se~- relative to our American heritage. A Reg.25c ing suggestions whIch WIll be shol t display of books for small children * Motor $6.00 ::: ... 46.oz 45e {f eun cuts for the homemaker. Mrs. Colmery and up to the teen age group were ~ cans servcd the members homemade cake exhibited. S~ch Up! and cotTce in celebration of h er 52nd Mer maid wedd ing anniversary on March 20. Mr. anti Mrs. W. H. Naudain. Mrs. 12·oz 4 ~e 'rhree persons in the hundred . all t_!::~ ."# <" x' ''<-'<.~'h~:;.----~~:~~. !:~---J can .. Edward Naudain. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Spom, Prem or Treel living within a radius of ~ve mlle3 Mitchell. Mrs. J . W. P ennington. Mr. and all friends are s~ffermg from and Mrs. Calvin Ball w ere Harmony __ rineess Margarine G ~~: ~ broken arms. Mrs. Lesile Woodward members who attended the state grang Ideal Fa ncy Fla. 46·oz can fell ofT the piano b e n~h at her home dinner and program on March 21 ORANGE JUICE 23 c and broke her right Wrist o~ March 14. Before You Trade or PANCAKE MIX Go ld Seal 2 20·oz pkgs 25c at Dover. -I Falling from at ladder at hIS home on The grange's m instrel show will be TABLE SYRUP Log Cabin or Vermont Mai d 12·oz bot 'l7c Brnckenville Road. caused James Alex given next week. April 4 and 5. Thi3 MAJESTIC PICKLES DlllorSour qt j .... 30c ander to sutTer a broken left .arm on will be a nice eventng's entertainment Buy That NEW CAR- Ma rch 17 . His arm is broken Just be for anyone who liks local talent pro- MANNING'S HOMINY 20·ozcan 12..c low the wrist. Mrs. Abner Woodward grams. MOTT'S JELLIES Assorted 10·oz glass 15.c oC Limestone Road. slipped goi.ng.do~n I Harmony and Union granges will the stairs in the Nemours BUlldmg 10 have a joint initiation of candidates Wilmington on March 18 and had the at Harmony's hall on April 7. misfortune to break her left arm at A group of Presbyterian youth num- the wrist. P leasant Bill Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur HollingswOl·th. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hitchens and daughter Joyce were gl~ests on 1..~-.:"''''''''' - Sunday of Mrs. Hollingsworth s brother Cons.lt your local Farm Bureau Insurance Representatlte at Langhorne. Pa. '111e Rev. E . J . Horney. pastor of -for information about suggested finencial institutions Ebenezer Church. visited his mot?er. that will finance y~r car. Evelyn Horney. at Gra so~ vl.lle. and Md .. last week and reports she IS 1l~ proving from her stroke of paralYSIS. -The advantages of full-coverage Farm Bureau Mutull Ebeneer Methodist Church Automobile Insurance - which will fully protect your The MY AF will again hold a point Interests and those of the financing organizat,ion which sunrise service with Red Clay jl~ y~u choose. - Creek and White Clay Creek Presby terian and Christiana Methodist 5~:,49" FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION-CALl OR r'L'ij"u., churches. The service will be ~ eld out Going WIlli 10 Ib bag 9Se ide at 5:30 a.m. April 13. ThIS group PRINCESS ·MARGARINE Golden 14'. Ib 23c will arrange the program which will tothe movies? be held at Ebbenezer as has been the SHARP, AGED CHEESE Ib 69c R. S. JARMAN LOUELLA MILK Homogenized 4 tall cans 53c custom. A truth or consequences .pro It pays to let the gram is being scheduled for A~rll 26 and promises to be fi ne evenmg of DELAWARE 14 Kells Avenue Phone 2232 Wait till you taste fun . Mrs. Gladys Unger. Mrs. Paul rapra.anting the New Supreme Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. A. Carl Nelson. COACH COMPANY ir arc the comm ittee. Mr. and Mrs. FARM BUREAU MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE CD. Bridge Aiex Botluk enrolled as members at do your drivi .., !-Ioma OfIIce-Collsmbus • .ohio the meeting Sunday nigh t. The official board will meet for a Se,.v;ng tlte PubUc Rye Bread covered dish supper at 6:30 p .m. ne,:t si"ce 1864 Here's the tastiest loaf of popular "salt" Monday followed by the regular bUSI rye you ever enjoyed, thin Iliced and cello ness session. phane wrapped. To have you try It we offflf' Next Sunday w ill be P assion Sun d ~y this special combillatlon: and reception of new members w ill ••••••••••••• Large Loaf Bridge Rye Bread Both be held at the 11 a.m . services. The NEW 29c class tn preparatory membership will dllCD ~ • . AN D ~lc~d American Cheese for be received at this time. Brick Ranch Homes Holy Week services are announced e C by the pastor. the Rev. E. J . Horney ~s For OnJy $13,950.00 BINDER & B~~~ Enriched Supreme Bread If::f I5 follows: Monday. April 7. 8 p.m .• DaVId Supreme 100% Whole Wheat Brlf.ad loaf 17c COMFORTABLE Treated with Insed and Rodent Repellent! Virginia Lee Orange Iced Layer Cakes ea 69c • Louisiana Crunch Ring Cakes ea 39c - Pearls Restrung MODERN LIVING Unlco Premium BINDER TWINS\ Va. Lee Hot Cross Buns Brown 'n Serve Hot Cross Buns 75c per strand • Full Conc·rete Basement Made from c;arefully sele~ted ".olllbre.: • 011 Heat Tested for freedom « om thin .pots and You mu~ be pleased ONE WEEK ONLY • Copper P ipe Throughou t bunching, Treated ' I a spKlol meet Satisfaction Guaranteed or your money back • Alumtnum Window Sash and rodent repellent. Has vuoronteed Chronograph Watch es • Rock Wool Insulation tensile strength of 90 pound., Bole gross C • Electric Hot Water Heater weighs SO pounds, and contains SOO feet Cleaned lb • Large Living Room-250 sq. ft. for each pound of weight. SMlrii'iiCUPICNICS 35 7 -Day Service • Three Bedrooms-large closets $15.00.. .. per bale of six Lean Short Ribs of Beef Ib 4CJC • H ara wood Floors $15.00 ..... 8·Th balls C • Ceramic Tile Bath. Large Meaty, Rib-End Pork ChGps Hl45 Modern K itchen All Repairs Electronically • Graded and Seeded Lot Tested on Watc1unaster Amiesite Driveway U.nico Pre mil.:m BALER TWINE ChickeDS Fre~~:~lIe ' Ib3tc Silverbrook Sp.aally treated with insect and. rodent Fully Dre.sed, Cut-Up and Pan.Ready Ib SSe C. Leo Clymer Development, Inc. re pellent. Strong and smooth runnIng, can be used in any pick.-up bale r. Made of Com King L.... , "ender, Sliced 132 E. I\Jaln Street rfEWARK 45 ( Newark "Superior" grade flbre. Contains 9,000 Sliced Bacon Ib l ork Liver ( Opp~~ ~~h U~ o~~e~. ~~~liur al '* feet per bale, tensile strength, 270 pounds, Keepsake and True Gem Experimental Station ) RITIENHOUSE Sample open Dall y 1 to 4 per bale Fancy Smoked Beef Tongues Diamonds -$15.50~ .. , MOTOR Ib .:" :+~... ~oo~cooccooooo Skin I... Frankfurt. 490 ITaylor'. Pork Roll 8~el': 41 • ••••••••••••• . COMPANY Saa.a,e Meat ° c;!~k" Ib 390 Canned Corned Beef ~}:"1t! H~ NEWARK SERVICE, INC. FANCY POLLOCK FILLETS Ib 290 I Crab M.at, O,.t.ra, Academy Street ~~LN~~~~DO: ..t'~I~~~g~ :e ~~: Soallo,., Lob.t.r TIUa, .to You Can't Match 128Newark, Ddaware Elkton Road Dial 8171 Nabisco Premium FR EE c~~~~a~~:d=' SAL TI N£ CRACKERS WI~:o~~~~~~eB2a ~~':0~;"h P~II 23° FRIGIDAIRE 820 Value 0 + Ie Ir.wn Wafer. pkg for only 3 7 tllll Refrigerator.-- Food Freeser. E.,. 41. Automatic Washin6 Machines II. Orin,. Jill.. I oana 21. WiH Potato Chjp.~\: 25, Range. Ironer. IJryer...... _-.-a~It-""'-"-.-7-~"'-.- , -1"'-. Q-"-D-U-t7-B~II-:-bl' _arYad. YOUR DOLLIIR BUYS !dORI: liT Till: IICM[ ~1_H_E_'M_~_~_;_~_~_~_~_~_i_f_~_~_:_'C_:_~_e2_~_n~l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I ~~~h~ Six 7.061 't7- l{J.II1W 'hl1p Jnl{.L '8JllM1118a '>(JllA\8N 'lSOd >(.lI1A\8N 8l{.L ination affiliated with the Council of with a sermon on "The Amazing Way:' ~. 0 0 0 0 C C •• I c~:...... :..:.<-:" ~..:";..;..:·~;..:... -..:-;..x.<-»;":-'-";"' ''''''':'':-'-'';'';'';''X1 Churches are cooperating. The flower3 in the servIce on March \ .1. ':' .~ P 0 S T In response to the General Assem- 30th are presented ~y Mrs J ane Chal- :l: W. H. SMITH and 0 :;: T H E N E ~ K bly's appeal that all try to give some- mers and Mrs. Alice Hammell, who 'j' .1. ~ thing out of their abundance, an oppor- have been servmg on the Flower :~ EX V ATING AND HA LING + Foun rl e~uary 2G, 1910, by the late Everett C. JobJuon----tI tunlty w.11I be provided in the morn- Committee fo~ the month of Ma:ch :i: :i: lng servIce next Sunday. as representahv s of the congrcgatlon . •1. GRADING AND FILLING '1' An Indcpendent NewslJaper At a meeting of thc session held Regular choir rehearsals will be ~. :( Published Every Thursday by the Newark Post. Inc. after service last Sunday it was vo~ed held on Monday: youth Choir at 6:30 ::: CRANES - 0 MP TR K 'i' 14 -16 Thompson Lane, Newark, Delawarc to invite the P rotestant churches of p.m. and Adult Choir at 7:30 p.m. :i: B LLDOZER :i: Locally and Independently Owned and Operated the Mill Creek Hundred to hold t h~ .!. '1' Lega l and Display advertising rates furnished on request. annual Good Friday service a t Whi:c The state of Alabama is the largest 'i' l:l/,oll e Avondale 532 or 3363 or .:' 261 ::: In Memoriam and Cards of Thanks 5 cents per agate line. Clay Church. producer of graphite in the Union. :1: :I- :i: 1. FREDERICK MITCHELL ...... , ...... EDITOR A:r~~ ISI~r:~c e8:~ llp~ . h!li~ho:r.;;~~:~~ ~l~:~~ gab~:t ~r~te r:~~I~f :'u~rg:!p~~t:: :1: Toughkenamon, Pa. :;: Entered as second class m~~~~'r ~h~ehA~~' ~:1~a~~~h3 , Pl~~~~ffice at Newark, Delaware. of the cooperating churches partici· I -~r.··:'~·:~··:~":"~:~·-:~":~";"~:~":-~·~·~!·~·!~··>-:~":~O~C~C~( ~·..... ~· ~:. ~.:-~:-~:-~:.~.~~'· · ~.: .~. : .~.~~~~~~~~~ ~ pating. A very effective candle-light The earliest American dictionary I. ~v~8.lptb~r;, am~~e ,."~d tb~~r.:l~~er.~~s C~~tI~,:'sl te$~ . oilta;;~ ~e:;'~Npe;'D\r"X~J: service is be ing planned. was one publJshed by Noah Webster Single copies 5 cents. Make all checks payable to The Newark Post. It was also voted :It the S~SSil)" in 1806. meeting to use the special Easter offer------ ing this year for the Session Fund. The purpose of this fund i.; to h elp meet local needs within the church and community. A number ',[ unll 'u;" demands for relief havo! been made Newark, Delaware, Thursday, March 27, 1952 upon this fund and there is an urgent nced to replenish it. - . I T il N It is planned to dedicat ~ th rce new Laplto ra ews stained'gla3s window in (he Easter PERSONALS Marjorie M. Bishop, Corresppndent Iservice. These windows are the gi fts of Phone 6318 the late Mrs. A. Louisa Wall The Newark Post, Newark: Delaware, Thul'sday, March 27, 1952 Seven MISS ELEANOR DAVIS Wanted APT. 4 ROOMS BATH. w llter. Phone 2-1405. HONORED AT SHOWER ------CLASSIFIED & Miss Eleanor Davis of Paper Mill USED UPIUGHT PIA NO FOR -~ ~" URN . DUPLEX 6 room B9th nvall- Social Events ~~~"."I~I~t"'rrW~~1 H".cr"ctet N~~~~~~0~:7~f~1 nble Apl'lI I. Write POBox 6O '3~~' lt2p Road was honored guest at a surprise variety shower on Monday evening, ADVSo ______3-_ 20_-_2nc ~M'S'&BAT II . ~LAN_ :\11 ' E'TI-[I': R FOU RA RE' March 17. at the home of Mrs. Martin I W~e~K~~nc;tm~~~ .Lpl~ ~~Ht~oJ.0 1~7~TI~ tic Gns Slatlon, Oglelown or PhO~~2i~:~t~ ENGAGEMI.; fT A NOU ED , ~ I r . and Mrs. Ralph Rogers Four G~~~r' D~~is~r w~~~e ~::~gement WDS Situation Wanted FURN . EFl'l lEN Y APARTMENT, I or 2 acrr. 21 Townsend Road, announce t he announced recently to Mr. Merritt SITUATION BY MATURE MAN HAVING 'Vanted To Buy ~~~cls~~~el~r busin ess COUPle ' 3 _~~lt~ : l'ngageml'nt or their daughter: MISS ~~~llI~:;ha~ g'aeVI~aUght er of Mr. and ~~~ ~'::::rl~':,'"te~rD~~;;':~I~~:IWo~ldl'U.~~ ---- I II ALF OF DOUBLE GARAG E 25 SOUTlI Esther Rogers Fouracre, to LlCu~en H~~~;';n'?tl e~~~o~~ 2C:6~g,~ ON~I_~ ~~~.; _ hapel Streci. P~n c 2-6633. 3-27-111> an t J ames Ridgeway Jones, Ul1lted Mrs. George Cook and Mrs. David ~~u~s~egrJ~:n~sf:,~c~i~~n ~hv~s~l~V~~ Brown assisted Mrs. Gauger as host- ~~~~ec?~~n~~~~ d~~~t~~~. ~~~eg e~~( t~~ Statrs Army, son of Mr. Elwood Tyn "' or Rent For Sale dal Jone; of Searol'd, Delaware, and ess and they followed the theme of f~r~~I';,"~I'::~~nn~~e s~;gl~~arV{ultl~:.:': I~~~ I WASlllNG MACHINE. GOOD CONDl- Mrs Grace Whnley J oncs of Phila \ SI. Patrick's in their decoration and dress Advertiser, P. O. Box 313, Newark. OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT IN THE lio n, vcry r"asonable. Phone 6334. delphia, P cnnsylvania. arrangements. 1______3-27-ltC American Legion Bldg. Apply to any 3-27-nc Leglonalre or phone 2-6821. 1- 17-t1c Miss F'ouracre is attending the Uni Help Wanted 10 PIECE WALNUT DINING B O O~I versity or Delaware. FRIENDSHIP TEMPLE LARGE WOOD-WORKlNG BUILDING. suite. Apply J . R. Weavel', Elliott DRIVER-SALESMAN HIGH SCHOOL _ J Phone 2-8341. Il-29-tb 3-27- 111' Li eutenant J ones attended the Uni OBSERVE BIRTHDAYS ~m. Bar~ ar~. Helght s~ec k-day s. vcrsity 01 Dclawm'c where he was a graduate out of draft age. Richards PROFESSIONAL OFFICE-EAST MA IN TURKEYS, ANY SIZE, OVENDRE SED. A covered dish supper at 6:30 o'clock Dairy. 3-20-Uc Street. 2 or 3 rooms .v.llable ' 3_~t~7~ ~856~ ' Felslng r, near o g le to\\n i2~~~I~~ member or Sigma Nu Fraternity. HfI I will precede the regulat· stated m eet- YOU NG WOMA N 19-30 years of age to be is stationed at Eielson Air Force Base, ing of Friendship Temple No. 6, Pyth- tr9rned In PBX telephone WO I k APT. FOR RENT IN ST. GEORGES. 3 AFRICAN VIOLETS DIFFERENT V AR I- Fairbanks, A laska. . ian Sisters on this Friday evening. ~~:!a~~ l::nao~~p~~~!~le~U~~~1 t~~!,a:;k ~~t~~' P!:~r~f:e~a~\~il.ent~fencCt~iche~~~~~~~ ~~~ . s17~n~ C~~~~;~ ~t~ri~'l~ou sc'l ~~1~~~ April 4. 511 Ext. 255 Between 8 :30 A.M.-5 P .M. Phone Delaware City 4329 aIter 6 P.M. w... S. IRCLE Miss Yvonne White Eveland Observance of the April birthdays ~- ltc . 3-27_ltp L~~~y I~er;'~ :I~?~~ ~~~,~ r dO~~~. IIBET1NCS TUESDAY . w ill also be held at this Friday's rneetJ- 1 PAINTERS WANTED-Start $1.65 hr. APT. 3 ROOMS. P RIV ATE BATH AND 2-6341. 12-20-1£( The regular meetings of the Circles MISS Yvonne W. Eveland was among Iing . Phone Elkton 967-J -2 3-27-2tp ~~}~~n$c6i . o~."~I~~: ~lCd~ n~ll~d s~~~~: $~~~: PIANOS- NEW AND USED. S PINETS. or th e Woman's Society of Christian those of the class of nurses of the Del- Mrs. Gladys Rayne of New Castle YOUNG LADY- UNUSUAL OPPORl'UN- 6377. 3-27 -Itc studios, grands. Prices rc.,onable. Terms Se)'Vice of the Newark Me thodist ~ __ _ aware Hospital SchOO l of Nursing who w ho is Grand Chief of Pythian Sis- ity wllh National Publishing Firm for APT. 3 ROOMSPA -RTIAL BATH, HEAT. ~~n~ "~\, y~~d~e~ ted~nll~a~l::~~~ ~11~d ,,!:t:: received their caps at the capping ex- tel'S of Delaware will visit t his local ~~~ie~~a~.r vJ~tt~h¥ otrl:~~e~o, l 'kdJt. ,~a,ooo private entrance. $35.00 per mo . In New Edwin H . Barnes, 516 Bow Slreet. Phone Church wi ll be held on Tuesday, April Miss Pa,rlCI" Ann Rash ercises held in the hospital auditor- temple on the evening of Fl"iday. 3-27-ltc London, Pa. Phone West 342-W, Elk ton, Md. 2-2U-;':< 1 at 8 o'clock as follows: Grov ea_5:71-~' tP , Circle No . I w ith M l·S. Oliver Koelig, Mr. Bl'aek Rash of Newark nn ium on the evening of February :!9. I\pril 18. TEAC HER _ UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY SUMP PUMPS "LANCASTEIl'" J 3 liP Miss Eveland, a graduate of the New- durlllg summer months with National APT. 3 ROOMS & BATH. ~VA'lLABLE ~~8lor . Now $43.00. J . M. s m ~ le s'3~~~~!~~ Jr. as leader meets a t the home of Mrs. nounces the engagement of his daugh ark Hig h School of the class of '51 , Mrs. J ohn B. Lynch of Polly Drum- :~~I':J~I'l;;gxttn. $480 for 60 d a~~'2i- 1 ~ May 1. Write POBox 60, xl ;. ~ : 27-ltc Lacy Alfred, 36 Continental Avenue. ter, Mi s Patricia Ann Rash to Mr entered training August 27, 1951 is t he monds Hit! held a class of instruction RIFLE. NEW SAVAGE. MODEL 322-22 Circle No.2 with Mrs. Joseph Bryan Theodore Radamaker, al so of 'Newark: daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ho w~rd R. 0 caning at her home t his week Mrs •••••••• ••••• • •• ••••• •• • " • • ••• • ••••••• , • •• ••••••• ,.. ~~r~e\3t.$39 . 95 . J . M. Singles. 1 ~: 1 3~~~ as leader meets w ith Mrs. David H . Mr. Radamaker is the Son of Mr. and Ca lhoun, 107 West Park Pace. Co Mrs. Menil Radamaker 01 Detroit. hostesses will be Mrs. William Wilson Michigan. CZUB-- i!:.. and Mr3. A. I':. Wa lraven. :::: _ ::~:;~:. :::::'~=:: ' ::::: 1.l::.·F~~Fi~;;;·"·.. S;~d;"·"·"·~:.. C l~~~~~!i~~6:f/~~: ~~ · S~ c~~;e g1eNJ~~r~~~~ Circle No . 3 w ith Mrs. John Reynard FOURTH ANNI VERSARY OF MEETS TUESDAY EVE. T~!,~~~ 4 Mb~l~e~ ~ oV~I;'l'·bro~f:' .~ e~~I~ as leader meets w ith lVI I's. William NEW ARK SOROPTIMISTS The Town and Country Home Dem- Slip Covers. Drapes anti ReullbollterIDI '1' A bonus package of Seeds with j. Ipnt condlUon, $50.00 . Phone Elktoll Mosher, Sunset and Tow nsend Road. onstration Club will holll the April Esttmates tree with or without material ::: E S d P h f ~O f 972-W-4. :I_21_ 1'p Co-hostess will be Mrs. Russell Hyre. The Soroptimist Club of Newark meeting on Tuesday evening. April J, Newark, Del .• Route 1--Og1etowo Road :1: very ee urc ase o ' RNedEWCAlaRYK#Glm' L" S" MA" " J'OR9LEAGU21E TotalOrioles ...... 20471 TotalBlue ....J ays. 2007 ~I~~~~;~eh~~;~~~r;~~;~t~fst;~u:sl~na~;~ smitsires, thethe occupant,use of a iffoa hme orrubb sheer socush- de-I FroshSharpies, A-men etc.,, theare Atomsome Smaof thshere quaints, the yardHambleton freestyle accounted event for when second Harold place; sec.Philip and Schuyler the d ivingfinish edevent in third in Caba Rhodes Drug Store M. St. J ohn . .. 35710. Stearns . ... 401 ; i~;ed f~~mNe;:~;~e:~~~~~e;;:i /~~rsH!~S~ ion (or the day's sport. aliases of otherwise . normal groups of Crookshank .. 36010 .Hopkins ... . 23R S~e Lester... 2961R .Bennett .... 345 i is one of the cily's better young goiters. To obtain the cushion, the patron young athletes. Ir-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~ Neave ...... 334 1K. Jones 343 Mlm Heath ... 496\J . Beers ...... 466 \ T11e Blue Hen golfers will open the merely inserts a quarter in the metal To sum up intramural athletics, e x- L 1 R H th 470\B R dd' 359 ' box under the seat, pushes a lever and Iam ine closely a statement of on.e ob- r .. y ...... 332 Diefe 413 . ea ...... e mg. . . . season on April 11 when they meet . f d th GBryant ...... 93Evelard ...... 338 Pud Lester . . . 458\M. Sanborn . .. 432 the University of Maryland at College pulls the cushIOn out rom un er e 5~ rver who followed the play th rough Blind ...... 270lDunn ...... 421 Handicap . ... 90\ Park. The complete schedule is as fol- seat. 1ea cn successive season through 'Jne Blind ...... 347lHandicap . . .. 342 Total ...... 21671 Total ...... 1993 lows: Another feature of this innovation whole school year. He says, "The foot- IT'S SPRING Handicap .... 2901 Wn!Ds Larks April II-Maryland, away. is that it does away with the common b ~ ll games are rougher than the vars- Tota] ...... 2036 Total ...... 2103 F. Conard .. . . 4211B. Mackey . . 448 April 16-Temple, away. orpractice other ofpe rsonalplacing b elongingsa handkerchi on theef itygames football are rough games,er than the theb asfootballk etbal1 College Hall Rustle Inn Cant. Fibre Co. C. Bush ...... 379\John St. J ohn . . 364 April 22~Lafayette , home. seat to "save" it while the patron is games, the wrestling malches are D. Robinson .. 3281McFarlin . .. . 350 M Stearns . . . . 3991R. Rash ...... 437 April 26-Bucknell, away. elsewhere on the grounds. rougher than basketball, the boxing Clothes H . Gray ..... 3931Harlan 340 L. Bramble ... 328IE. Mackey . .. 285 April 3D-Lehigh, home. . h t b R. Sassaman .. 346\Barrow ...... 366 B. Bramble ... 4911Joan St. John .. 358 May I- F & M, home. theThe o ccupantcushIOn clplacedearly sonhows t e thesea seatY anmatchesd all areof rougherthe contests than theare wrestlingrougher Superbly T a ilored in Boozer ...... 4241Smith ...... 369 Handicap .. 126 May S-Penn, home. is in use by a customer momentarily on· the umpires and referees than on Blind ...... 367 \Edmonson .... 417 Total ...... 2018 \ Total ...... 2008 May 7-Swarthmore, away. absent. the players." Smart New Sty les & Fabrics H andIcap ... . 2161Handicap .. .. 276 Total ...... 2074 Total ...... 2118 $39.75 up RIDE BY RAIL FOR CO'AfO~T Newettes LaunderaU G. Woodward .. 4Jl\Stiitz ...... 453 RIGHT TO THE RAIL AT LAU.<': 1. Phillips ...... 4521Lusardi ...... 408 Berkley Square Hopkins ..... 486Frame ...... 392 C. Chalmers .. 44O IBrooks ...... 400 TURF BUILDER - Seo"s gran food pro Suits Handicap .... 481Handicap .... 147 vides all the nutrients needed for pldure booN lin all sizes Total ...... 18371 Total ...... 1800 lawn beauty. Economical - you need OD'" Country Clab Blue Hens J Ib per J 00 .q fl. Feed 2500 sq ft - $2.50, Reg. - Longs - Shorts - Stouts J . Sinclair . .. 381 \L. Smith ...... 396 10,000 sq ft - $7.85. A. Thomas . . 404 1R. Gray ...... 401 'ScitA LAWN SlED $60.00 D. Dutton ., .. 441IJ . Jackson . . .. 390 Choicest blend of all perennial Maclary . ... .429\Blind ...... 405 grasses. Makes the delulte lawn In Alterations Free Mahanna . . . . . 4091Blind ...... 391 sun or shade. Handicap . . .. 216\Handicap ..... 57 1 Ib - $1.50 5 Ibs- $7.35 Expertly Done in our Shop Total ...... 22801 Total ...... 2040 Team Standings • Holds its press Won Lost Newettes ...... 29 11 • Cold water s hrunk ConI. Dia. Fibre ..'. . . . 29 11 Rustic Inn ...... 20 20 • Defies wear Blue Hens ...... 19 21 LAUREL-8OWIE Counlry Club ...... 19 21 • Special Milled Finish gives Launderall ...... , 18 22 the 100% pure wool wor Rhodes Drug ...... 18 22 RAeEMDT sted a soft mellow feel. Cubs ...... 8 32 CONT. FIBRE CO. LEAGUE Hom Dept. Specialty ANNOUNCING WEEKDAYS THROUGH APRIL 30 Murray's Exclu.ive Fell ...... 390IBryant ...... 317 1'10 Rocing Fridoy, April 11 "Don MacDonald" ••••••••••••• A New Service and Adde(l Con It's the first spring racing in Mary FOLLOW U. 8, II land-SS days of the esciting sport Suits TO venience lor Our Customers. in a combined meet. See outetanding thoroughbreds, leading jockey., at featuring a modem track in pleaaantsurround Bellow Pockets ~ ings. Eight races every weekday. in 111101 illS FREE DEIJVERY in the Newark Area Post time: 1.30 PM; Daily Double cloeee just before first race. imported worsted flannels Now CALL NetDark 4691 and have nationally advertised AvoW highway d.lay. ortcl lto.onI.- $65.00 00 'n eotrIorl by IGIf lao ItaI.... quality Men's Wear delivered right to your home. ~ SPECIAL 1&0 TlAIN CII ..nl'" .... 0'.... '0. DIIIICT TO LAUREL GRANDSTAND "Where. Friend. Meet' LOUIS Lv. N.work ••• . • ••• 11.00 AM &1'10 Murray's Toggery O.K.'D QUALITY r'ss-21 Sp.d.:f!::~:~:: ;=-:::'- HOFFMAN & SONS I .'r#D I win , ..... DoyU,h! ~'""- Tl... Newark 148 E. Main GIRS • lOST • LESS · L_~:.1'.l!. -' "'.... 2 .. "1 ... 1.'.. ,,,_. Open Thurs. 'TU 9 o'Clock Charge Accounts Formal W ear to Hi~ Ph. Del. City "31 (or U6I) Quality and Fashion in Men's Wear Ford Traeton Uld Newark IALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD 58 E. Main 8t. I Known Mile. Around lor Quality DearIHml ....,..eDI ...... ' The Newark Post. Newark, Delaware. Thursday. March 27, 1952 Nine and Miss Nancy Knecht Bang, accom_ panied by Mrs. Albert Smith Now latiolled He I AU"" Summo ... In Dlvorce llWer to the complaint the cue will be out further notice HOPKIN POULTRY FARM Bay~rd Bendler was In charge of _~e. INS:f!!PE Sg:EgML~ WCf~R~N o~tiliHE tried without further ~~!~e·M. Maloney anlJ ~'ft:r.al'~':;~~~·I~o~.%~~e?'.':, yr~~ Red Lion M. Y. F. on Sunday ov nil • t'OIl NEW CASTLE COUNTY Prothonotary qulred by atatute, then, In cAle of your FRESH KILLED t ' .~ • Elizabeth Walker LeSage, No 184 Ivll Mor.27 ;Apr 3,10,17 ,24 failure, within 20 day. from aervlce by On March 30 King's College wltl . 1 ~l Red Lion M. Y. F VI . I • , :- r v Plulnllff. \ Summo". ,n Divorce FRYERS AND ROAS .... !r and II1 I·s. Horace Eastbul'l1 are :8J\'~'dJi~~ ---:w,;;- ~::'~~fl'}i,I.:'n.~~~I; ~~~on~~~e ae~e a':.~ as Ii. '. Presion H . \ IN wtu be Capllol TraJJ ,p<'nding the week .at Hehoboth BeaCh. Lee HotTeck r, JI:., of Beal', is chah' ti'e~~~~·ont. f:i&'6~~~ JiA'!=rEsg~Egk~~w~~TN0INDTHE ~~~ ~lt~~~t~~~~t:'l;,ow~:ase DIal 2-1131 ~an fOI' the annual banquet and ladics' " THE STATE OF DELAWARE, FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY JameB M. Maloney Mrs. Annie HUI'J'lOgton, Mrs. George ~ • TO THE SHERIFF OF NEW CASTLE Faye V . 80. Id ~ n No. 185 Civil Prothonotary ______night of the Delaware Poultry Improve U I ~lo(lre, Mrs. Harry Moore, and Mrs. .. • lI~f:~ v88 NlbOMMANDED AS YOU WERE v. pl.lntUT. :cf~S"sWrJ : Mar.27 ;Apr.3,10,17 ,24 READ THE OLASSIFIED AD8 r:dward Walk er .p nt Monday with ment Association n xt Thursday night • 11' and Mrs. GcoJ'ge I\ [esslck of Phil- at Caesar . Rodney SchOOl at Camn('n . .'.;;: '~ ¥~~,~~~~eCo~~~~:defend.nl Robert E. B~~fe";;dant. f:il~~~~ ,.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii __~ __iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ___iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii. ndclphia. . . A~vards Will be given to 4-H and F.F.A. " '):t; ~~ ~:~nw~~~~,J2n~,a~~c'l~t:I~:e~¥Ics.:"J:; ~~E T![tT~H~~J>FEL~: ":~w CASTLE Mi.'S Bessie Davis of Wilmington w~nners . Governor Elbel·t N. Carv,,1 I' '.I !-. of service defendant shall serve upon COUNTY: ,pent the weekenn with het· sister, WI ll .speak. Many guests from the Uni -~.'~~ 1 ~:~~ ht~~o;' DaOJ~~~Ss&;~ .. B~~~~~~~~" '¥;~~t YWhtJ:.~foOR~~~m.~E~?U WERE LANDSCAPING ]I1rs. Annie Harrington. vers lt~ of Delaware will be p I'esen t. ~ddttc ~~n;I~F~~n, Delaware, an answer ..,'1il, :f~"l't~~n l~ ~~:eaf~::.":Sn:'i~e~~~~~ Norm an Reynolds, teacher at Duke Ch~lr rehearsal for Pencader Pre3- To serve upon deCendont a copy hereof of upon defendant, exclusive of the day SHRUBBERY' MAINTENANCE University, Js spending his spring va byterlan ChUrch Easter services wHi and of the complaint. of service. defendant shall serve upon It the defendant cannot be served per· H . Eugene Savery, Esq .. plaintiff's attorney, ca tion with his pa J'cnts, Mr. and Mrs. b ~ held at the church on Sunday eve ,onally, to publish this process as required whose add ress ls 500 North American nmg. LAWNS UGHT GRADING I ce Reynold s. by statu te. James M. Maloney ~ldlf\e ~!~~:~f~~n. Delaware. an answer ' Mr. and MJ's. J ames L. McCormick • MI'. and Mrs. James L. Ford. Jr" of Prothonotary To aerve upon defendant a copy bereof PRUNING PLANNING Arc rec iving congrntulations on the Newark spent Sunday with his par Dated March 26. 1952. and of the complaint. bi rlh of a son in Delaware Hospital ents, Mr. and MI·s. J . Leslie Ford. T?f Tt~~ ~.?~~n~1~~rv~:"~~~~; .o!fal~~ t~e~~'b1~'ht JT!'~~~~ ":."';~uf::d on Thursday. This is the third child George Sheals is a patient in Del ~~nY:foud a~.e :dt~~ ."u"t~ s~~~~~x~~U;;\~",; by . totute. Jamea M. Maloney JOSEPH L. LEAHY, JR. U1 lhe McCormick family. aware Hospital. His relatives and of the day of service, to serve on plain- Prothonotary Newark 6-1573 friends wish him a speedy recovery. IIff's aUorney named above an answer to Dated Morch 26. 1952. The Bear Home Demonstration Club ~~~ ~~~~~a;n~'o}l~.ca .. will be tried wlth- r~f Tl~~ ~~~n~1~rv~~~~~; 1 ~ ______., mel at the homc of Mrs. Joseph Ma Mr, and Mrs. George Moore and To usek on Monday afternoon. Plans children spent Sunday with Mr. and MlSgt. BurleIgh WIIJIaDl8 .rfJ ~~r~~~:I.~e.:;~~"n:s j~o~.%~~~e~o~ yr~~ ~~nY:foud a~~e ~h':~ .~~r;e ':;v l~~~x~r~~~!: ------.------were made to observe National Home Mrs. William Moore of School House Lane. M/ Sgt. BUrleigh F. Williams, Jr., has ~~l~~~, b.!I&I~ U~, ~~~~' i,.n",:;a:r~fcr~ fl~'~~t:!:'ine~f ~::ri~'a~v!er;:;,e aOn~w"~:~ Demonstration W"ck, April 27 to May recently been transferred from the pUblication of this Bummons, to serve on the complaint, the case will be tried with Mrs. May B. Leasure will attend the U.S. Army and U.S. Air Force re- plalntlff's attorney named above an an- 3, The club will go to Governor Bacon N. E. A. Music Conference for ele Heal th Centre on April 23 when mentary teachers in the Academy of ~~U~i;;a~~i~:~;~~o~t~ i a~~ln~~~I~to;~ -®=-====-=-=-=-=-=--======::;; cookies, Iruit and a gift wiil be taken Music in P hiladelphia on Saturday. the non-comissioned officer in charge to palients. Anita Fox, progl'3m .chairman, plan- of the U.S. Army and U.S Ail' Force Mrs. J . Lesli e ~"o rd, community ned the following program for assem recruiting station located in Room SKOLD SERVICES chairman, announc d the club w ill bly. Sixth graders wIth Beverly Craig No. I, Post Office Building, h ere. att end the morning service in Red I pr~sented a Groucho Marx program. M/Sgt. WHllams has ten years of ... Shop l,ion Ch urch on Sunc!,ay, April 27. Wilbur Gregory pr~sen t e d a Millon active military service and for the Licensed Plumbing and Automatic Heating Mrs. Hudson Walker, the president, · Berl program With hiS puppets. Emma past three years has been stationed Water Pumps Contracting was absent on account of illness, and Cochran and a group of firth graders at various recruiting stations through for the be.st Mrs. Charles Moore, vice president, presented a "Say It With Action" pro out Delaware and Maryland. He an Conversion Oil Burners presidcd. Mrs. Picrce Fox and Mrs. gram. The new wo~ds of wcek scram nounced that the U. S. Army and U.S. )i udson Walkcr will attend the New ble was won by Clltton Carney. Thel Ail' Force recruiting office in Newark Phone 576 financing Castlc County Council meeting at m~ ~ri g ht recited the "Organ Ginder." will be open three days a weeks, Tues Wolf Hall Un iversity of Delaware, on William Matwey and Ronald Walker day, Friday and Saturday. 25 Thomson Circle Newark, Delaware Ma rch 31.' read "The Weekly Reader J okes." ---- plan when . A class of textile paintiflg will be Mrs. Eugenia Matz, County Music ~ ------~ held in April with Mrs. J ames Blest Supervisor, visited Eden School on ••••••••••••• .. you bay as Jeader. Mrs. Mal'ousek gave a re- Thursday ~nd recorded. some singing GALLAGHER ~X":"H':":":":":":":":>':";":";";";": x..:.. ~..: .. ~.:¥: .. : .. : .. *: .. : ... ~ art on cond itions in Yugoslavia and demonstratIOns. The pupils were agree- REALTY CO, t C dE' Y If :i: ~zechos l ovakia and showed the boxes ably surprised to listen to their ree- a new car shc is packing as citizenship chairman. ords. . . I I The New Castle County Agent, Miss School wlil be closed on Friday to ::,1:1:, ::,1::::, Katharine J ones, spoke on "Short Cuts enable the teachers to attend the New co~c~;~,~:~~Ebath, powder room,h~:'6 full ~= base- APRIL""FOOL'SDANCE 11 in Sew ing." April meeting will ·meet Ca~U e. Coun.ty Classr?om Teachers As ment, poured concrete founda- 1 By Rod & Gun Club al Ihe borne o[ Mrs. Samuel Haman. SoclatlOn being held In Conrad School. 1 I Topic will be "Care of the Skin." 'Mrs. May B. Leasure, a charter ~~;t: !~.~~tk:~d h~~~~. P~~~~il~~~ -:- FEATURING ',' By all means investigate Mr. and Mrs. Paul Burge spent member of Della Kappa Gama, at condition. Owner asking $22,- ::: Fl d h M D- B :l: Sunday with his parents, Mr. and tended the Alpha Tau Chapte'r on Mon- our low-cost auto loan Mrs. J ohn Burge, of Christiana, day .evenlng in Wilmington. The semi mo nthly meeting of P encader .MISS ~~ l a J . Holley, County S.uper plan. You may save money. Grange held their regular meeting on VIsor, VISited Eden Sc~ool on FrIday. D ::1:_:: . Monda v night, J ames L. McDlrm1ck, Dolly and Clyde Childers, local pu ,R~~: '~~ld~~T~:,":"" ::i:,~: :e:;;=D'A~ :~ '~.. ~y~ master: presiding. Mrs. Margaret Crowe, pils, are beIng transferred to Elkton For Further Information Call lecturer, announced she would have School, haVing moved to that area. Wilm. 6-6671 or 7021 Route 71 Mlddlelown Our 2000 Sq. Ft. Hall chargc of program next meeting night. :r. Hlgbway Free of Charge for :j: Farmers Trust Company Mcn's night was observed. All men Newark 2-7451 :1: Red Lion, DeI. Meetings by Clubs ::: took part. A moving project school See Your Real Estate Broker ::: Pbone Del. City 4681 or OrganlzaUollS :~ Serving Thu Community SiFU!6 1856 was announced to be held at Univers [ ••••••••••••• .!... :..:..;..; .. : .. : .. : .. : .. X ..:..; ...... : .. : .. :M: .. :..; .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. ;...... : .. : .. ;..;..: .. :...... :..; .. : .. :..; ...... : .. : .. : .. ;...... "o(~ I_fember oj the F. D. I. C. ily of Delaware for those interested. GUARANTEED Ei ght members attended the Citi enship Dinner held at Dover in Capi REGISTERED lal Grange hall on Friday evening. Delbert Gooden and Charles Weldin, co-chairmen of the Card Party Com and PERFECT mittee, announced a card party every Salurday evening in Grange Hall. Mr, William David of Bear presided al a Farm Bureau meeting with mem bers from aU sections of New CasUe County at Harmony Grange Hall on Thursday evening. Sixty-four m em bers were present. The main speak er was Mr. Willard Wagner, organlation c1ircdor of the American Fann Bureau for the northeast area. He stressed the organiation's bi-partisan policies. Mrs. William Richardson, of Lebanon, chair man of the associated women of the Kent county Farm Bureau, and a na tive of Germany, spoke on "Freedom." A xylophone program was rendered by Marvin Klair. Miss Vera Carroll "Botany"· Mervin S. Dale Jeweler & S ilversmith BRAND 500 59 E. Main Newark TAILORED BY DAROFF EXCEPTIONAL in the un· questioned excell .tce of its fabric (2.ply 100% virgin $12,000 worsted) and the superb art· istry of its tailoriog ..... Bot. A,ND UNDER aoy" Brand 500 stretches the purchasing power of your dollar to the limit. You will never wear a finer suit at Tw0-6 room and bath homes, brick, semi-detached. Tw0-6 room and bath homes, frame and stucco and frame, detached. One-· 7 room and 2 baths home, frame, semi-detached. One-· 8 room and 2 baths home, frame, detached. planning • • • MORE POWER Available with conventional financing. to provide for your future needs! ·Offers extra income possibilities Right now, with the new Edi. Moor Power for yo ... bom.. , iMliU, a&ore., _0.,. aDCI , ... Station h .... lng Jost started operating a few .hort torle. • • • an adequate, dependable .uppl, month. ago, the eon.truetion plan. and .peel. alway. ready to .erve you at the turA of a cHat Newark Office Loeated flcatfom are being worked upen for .tHl an. or the flick of a .witcla. 3 0001'11 FroID State Theatre other generating unit to be In.taIled there. Thl. You ean depend upon our .y.tem to alwaYI bav. Dew unit, whleh wlll be the third lu the Eqe ready for you aU the e1eetr1o pow.. ,ou .... OPEN EVENINGS Moor Stlrtloo, I. on order right DOW and nnl_ beeauee one of our ballc JOM .. PlannlDl ah_ Tuesday and Friday ..aterial Ihortagea prevent It, we wlll bave tbl. -yean ahead of the need. of all the eo_ larw, hi8ber-prea.ure lenerator In operation munltlee we eerve • • • and bulldlnt MOld by tlle faU 01 19M ••• 10pplylJll .tlll more POWER faellltlee to belp them pow, ..,... HANBY -WORRAll power to Delmarva Penln.ula. Stili more power and pl'OlJMll'. J U.S. r.,.011 . REALTORS ~ /? 1HZ Wublqton 8t. DELAWARE COMPANY DEPARTMENT wUm_ Power & Light (/;M, "~ B, Main 8t. Newark Condnulnf to IJuUd STILI. MORE POr.R lor pw JuIwe. Store Houra: II to 11:30 Call Grover Surratt 2269 Friday &. Saturda7 II to I The Newark Post, Newark, Delaware, Thursday, March 27, 1952 Ten ries. During the last few SlImmers, Critic Judge George has worked with a woods crew OPEN Till PAlT II II "1 Baker of Best Cherry Pie In in Canada. He admits that his favorite food is a nice, juicy steak. His pet (Continued from P age 1) State Tells of Chicago Trip peeve is the study of French verbs. George can usually be seen with ml'm- ers Guild, the Walnut 'Y" Theatre SUNDAYS I "Operation SIV !" Ml:mo Fox, winner of the first Del- range equipment- work table and the bel'S of the "clan," 01' driving a certain Guild, the Wilmington Drama League, For Dinner aware 4-H Cherry Pie Baking Contest. ingl'edients were nearby. The national blue Buick through the str ets of alld the University Drama Group. I III TAlE HIli HIlES OF travelled to Chicago, 111., recently to ~~nt~=t H:~=1 ~~~ r:~n~ural Ballroom Newark. Peter Mahanna lrte;no~~e th:~:e~r~~_ohf~~~w~Ch~~~o:~s~ from lake part tn the national contest. '; We were thrilled to go and -<>-- Scott Senior High School of Coates- 1:00 to 7:00 p.lII. Miss Gertrude Holloway, state nutri- see the wonderful play "South Pa- tudent 01 tbe Week ville, Pennsylvania, and Cambridge tion speicallst, went along as chaperon. cific." Miss Holloway and I went to Robert Kase Seniol' High School Maryland, the lat- BIG BUYS! Milmo says that the trip was full oC Tommy Bartlett's "Welcome Travel- Bob (M lkvy) Kase was born on Sep tel' appearing for the first time. Others the much excitement, adventure, educa, rs" radio program. There we had our tember 13, 1934. Bob is a senior and in the high school division are: Smyr tion, fe liowship and new experiences. picture taken with Tommy and Gov is a good student in all of his classes, na, Alexis I. DuPont, Newark. Ursuline But- let her tell it- Williams of Michigan. but trigonometry is one of his hardest Academy, Conrad, Wilmington, Caesar Hollow Restaul'ant "While in Chicago we stayed at Hotel "The national champion is Leah Wit- subjects. Bob plans to enter the Uni- Rodney, Dovel', Brown Vocational, Morrison. We met a girl from ach men, Crom Carlisle, P a. She received 1versity of Delaware next year where Claymont, Delmar, and Laurel. Pholle Elkton 932-W-2 state, and they were so nice and friend- $150 and the electric range she used. his father is director oC dramatics. The festival is co-sponsored by the ly. We visited AI'mour and Company She gave a pie to Mrs. MacArthur ;md Bob is n member of Hi-Y. Dplaware Dramatic Association and the Route 273 Fair Hill, Md. and there S;IW Marie Gifford's test l one to President Truman. The four Bob eats, sleeps, and talks basket- UniversHy Dramatic Centcr. kitchen. heard reports about foods, regional winners-from West Virginia, ball all the time; this is probably what "jIiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.. saw /llms, saw the famous Chicago Alabama, Michigan and Montana, re- I makes him one oC the best ball handlers • Stock Yards and had lunch in their ceived 75 and their range. Ali of us on the Yellowjacket team. He bas Before You Buy restaurant Ireceived $10. Every state in the union played fOI'ward on the varsity for two Take 7 exciting mi nutes to see and h ar about the enti r Iy "Each girl received a plastic pinafore was represented Cor the first time. years. His favorite playel' was Bill . new-eomplel Iy differcnt d ~I~~'~~~ s,a a~:I~ ;t:Stic ~~~~~~d n~Vei~l~ ~I~~~~da ~~~~d~:~~~v~~~t~~~earn1t Ia ~~~~ I:~~~h~~ ~~~~:al~v~~iS h:~~~(:~:ei~ lace. Each of us had our own electric this year." to replace Marcus Haines of the "Globe FRICIDAIRE Trotters. " CYCLA·MAfIC Ron Bramble. Agriculture Bo ys' Basketball Team It's the refrigerator you have hoped for YELLOWJACKET Wins Twice Phone 2-6872 for FREE information and Perhaps the farmers of Newark trade-in apprai a!. High know as much about basketball HIGHLIGHTS as farming? As of today their' team HOOVER stand undefeated. They have won Sales & Services N ew~rk Electric Co. fly thc JOllrnalis m Clas' two straight games with two to go. Editor, Arthur Boulden Middletown was walloped to the tune Newark Electric Co. 173 E. Main Dial 2-6872 Projectionist Club of 21 to 9 two weeks ago and last week, Special Assembly Offered to Students they against deCeated the same five. lb. The faculty and the student body The teams coached by MI'. Frank , --- - , of Newark High had the pleasure of Mel'cer and Mr. John Leland consist ,:.. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. ; .. ; .. ; .. ; .. : .. ; .. ; .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. :. WEEK-END being entertained by MI'. George J ohn- of boys from junior high through sen- CARLISLE ELK Th s !!'ECIAL! CITY son, a pianist humorist, recently, in ior high classes in agricul.ture. The eatre DRESSED the audltOrlum. boys have a practice sessron every Mr. J ohnson, a noted American Wednesdya night in the school gym- on Churchman's Road pianist, is "TOPS" in the entertainment nasium. Healthful Air Conditioned field. He has been The following are members of the \~ V~ featured for ten varsity: Earl Swain. Marshall Young, Winter and Sum,mer Mel'cury Motors '. - r::I;~e~~el~~:n~e ~~; ~~~'~i~;i~~J~:c~:~~nr: sF!~i~ re~~ Elkton, Md. Phone 92 F leet.cra.ft and ~~ot~:~ i O t e~nr~~: Ilt.!;'~a!:a:~it~va~i ~~~~toS~~I:e~o~~nt :~ : Friday March 28 Trojnn Boats concert platform. up nine points. Bob McCormick and "Sailor Beware" 12 ancl 14· ft. Sportsman \1He brings to his audience concert J ack Smith both scored honors in the music, authentic song, smart new com- return game with twenty-one and 'with 14 fl. Anglers ~1:~i s~~ d g:~~r~onu: ~:~.er~~. a~~~~ s~~ e i~hht:e~. ~oi~l~/~!~~c t::~ :~h consists Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis 12-14-16 ft. Sea Queen plays everything from "Bach to Boo- of ninth grade and ten grade boys Saturday March 29 gie," and covers every type of music I has been less fortunate in its contests known to the piano keyboard. He keeps 1 thus far. They dropped their first DOl£ble Feature his audience in an uproar from the two games but still have a chance for Boat Trailet· start of his program to its finish. the 500 mark with two games re- 1. "Slnoky Canyon" "His hilarious impressions include maining. with "The Piano in the Home," "The Lady Robert Morris and Ronnie Bramble. Outboard Parts, Repairs und Service Charles Starrett and Her Little Boy," "The Old P ro- -0- and fessor," and "The Girl at the Dime Student of tbe Week Paints, AceessOl'ies and Supplie Store." George Batcbelor Smiley Burnette Robert Morris George was born in Montreal, 10NA 8RAND --0-- 'UEETtn PEAS 1n.lIiUiJ M. l' 01 1Oc Student of tbe Week- ~h~~a::;r,o;e~:~ c~3~el~!5i/H?~~ i~~ 2, "Harlem Globe· Open Evenings S Marcia Wanvick, a Junior the eighth grade after attending schoo l trotters" 25-lb b09, $2.25 ~~: c I~~~b 9 ~ c Have you seen a flashy black Ford in Barlington, Canada, and at Clay Phone Newark i!-2328 SUGAR 46 around town, recently, piloted by a mont High. George is taking the Aca Thomas Gomez and woman (?) driver named Warwick? demic Course and plans to be a lawyer ~~F~T~~~~lg~ ~601 ij) ~ a Dorothy Danriridge GRAPEFRUIT. UNSWEETENED -2 That's Marcia, whose personality is after graduation from co llege. He says \J~ l ike her driving, /la s ~y, ali-over-town, Ih is fa vorite subject is chemistry, with and very lrkely to .w rn you over. Born U. S. Hi story a close second. He is I Sunday-Monday -Tuesday NUTLEY OLEOMARGARINE ~ k~b 2 ~ C December 30,. 1935, "Cia" hasn't had usually seen hustling around the gym Mar. 30-31-Apr. 1 S~8~M 7 ~0~1. cIc6;~1 ,~s her license very. long but she . has Iduring basketball games, holding down PINK SALMON 33 proven h e~~e ~f ,.q ulte a capable drrver. the position of senior manager. Georgc "David and Bath· SUNNYFIElD in 1/. lb 81 C 1·l b 7'l' Although CIa has gone to Newark I is also secretary-treasurer of the Key BUTTER BRAND PR INTS Ib .olid Ib I( oj s chool ~ sinc:e the first g'/'ade she also Club. These two, plus his new job of sheba" NONE HIGHER:" lived rn Wilmrngton and New Jersey. boys' sports ed itor of thc schoo l paper, ~."thl!l'I,.FRESH- PR~CEe LIkely to be seen anywhere, any- the Buzz, should keep him busy during with time in Newark, 01' suburbs, (of which any extra time he may have in school. Gregory Peck Elkton is one) "Cia" is usually seen George is six feet, one inch tall and Susan Hayward CARROTS ' with Rose Duffy, Ellen Gallaher, "Gcr- weights 186 pounds. He has brown hair tie" Dell', Carol Meade, Eva Tibbit 01' I and grey-green eyes. His fa vorite sport in T eclmicolor "Aggie" Tierney. Among "Cia's clubs I is basketball. In his new moments of lor9' C bunches l3 and s.ports, Leaders . Club, Stud ~nt · spare time, he collects stamps and Wed.-Thurs. Apr. 2-3 2 CounCIl, softball, skatrng, and SWIm- I coins, reads westerns and mystery sto- mrng, run hIgh on her Irst. "Red Skies of SPINACH Followmg IS MarCIa's Ir st of favor- I Montana" c Ites: favorrte SU bJ ect-gym; favorI te WASTE KING PINEAPPLES lXmN~~~G~I~~:RFmHEACH 25 teacher-Mr Justrn, favorrte song- with c ~~r:)~ e ~av~;~:t e(~:d~:pa~~~~~: e fa~~~: KITCHEN Richard Wid mark Oranges or Grapefruit 5 I\:;'~ 29 ~ BE SURE TO GET YOUR ite T.V. program- Kukla, Fran, and PULVERATOR Constance Smith OWe; and last, "Cia's" favorite pastime in T echnicolor \' Fine Frozen Foods - ~~~:,~~u~~~; . pet peeve is "Gussie" Your Hands Never Touch Garbage _~ Frozen cr:'opped Spinach ':~;. 19c and ali her affections seem to be toward A I~'sr KltChen Magic -F-r-id-a-y------A- -pr-i-I-4 A&P Coffee BANK Q Elkton (for this month >' When asked s or the ulet Qne Corn-on-the Cob 2 In";:; lie about her future plans "Cia's" response Now ONLY $104.95 For FREE "Southside" THIS WEEK.END! - Frozen Broccoli Spears 1;,;' 21c :~~d.':~J~_~,a~g~o~~el~ 'Gus' of Information Phone 2-6872 with Old South Frozen Orange Juice 2 ~~~: 25c w:;;a'~;' ~~in~~~o~~ c~o;:::o~~r s~l~~~~ Newark Electric Co, Don Defore, Andrea King GraiJQfruit Juice MI~~gZ::'AID 2 ~~: 25c "weal' anything that you happen to .:.. : .. ,..: .. : .. ).:-.: .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. :..:..:~<..: .. :..: . '" l~ k;' c feel with your eyes still half shu!." i •••••••••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • . Birds Eye Frozen Peas 19 Marcie has quite a few hobbies; spe- cial ones are, designing clothes, muti- Welcome and Congratulations --~ c la~a~c~:\h~~!'S ~:~n;~~~:!~;"~;'~kay To Brookside Park RITZ CRACKERS "HIM.; M4 ~~: 32 but at present the "wid e-open-field" For many years NEW ARK'S greatest need haS' been COl' homes that can be c 1 seems to be attracting her;' Llttle X" bought by the fellow with a moderate income. WHEATIES W,I1'UiJ iljP ~-k: 15 l;k: 21 c c We have been advocating the building o( homes to take care of KEWARK'S SALAD PRESSING ~~~~ ~~r~ 35 fast growing population. c It now seems assured that BROOKSIDE PARK will be the site for many CLAPPS J~~~~R FOOD 6 jars 89 iRMA_iii nice homes. and will help to solve NEWARK'S housing problem. tll"'IIMITANTHIIPI We art! still in need of homes, farms, lots for sale in and around NEWARK GREEN GIANT PEA 2 :a~: 230 2 Ic ;~: You ca n try BREATHEASY Nebullz. give us a call. Ing Me thod tor the rei let ot bronchi al ASTHMA symptoms-on money ba ck KIRKMAN'S SOAP FLAKE'S 2c~~t 44~ nrrangemt.'nt that leaves no room f o r" Here arc a few weli-priced homes for sale. caT I PKG. AT ", PRICE WHEN YOU PURCHASE I PKC . AT IlEG . PRI CE doubt. You are the Jud ge-you must DALLAM ROAD ~ :n~: t~s~~~~;av~Os u7i~~~ed_hn~w m'!: rt~~ ~~ Ir you have " tried the m all" A modern home, in Newark's most sought residential area. Large living room of Eo .ler Cand ie •••. Como in .nd look Thorn Over BREATHEASY must work or It costs you nothing. Try It toda y! with stone fire place, glassed in side porch, heated, D.R., charming. kitchen, THIS THURSDAY, FRIDAY " SATURDAY powder room, cemented basement, nice enough to live in, three twin closeted EASTER JELLY EGGS RHODES' DRUG STORE rooms. tile bath, attached garagc, beautifuliy landscaped lot. Price right for MARCH 27t,?, 28th and 29th. Newark, Del. its area. C - or In formation from BREATH EASY InC' I-Ib 23 ~~; 4 231 Dexter Aycnue, Seottl. 9, WOlh':'gto'; Lots on Iron Hill, beautiful high location. ~ EAST DELAWARE. AVENUE Corner Main & Haines Sts. 1 100% PURE HY DROGENATED .I-.Inb 28c :.~.b 74 C NEWARK, DEL. 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TO ,",' HO'S WHO IN to Learn Seaming ANABELLE STREET ~ $30 per week to start :t~:c7i~e~;t~'r~~: ~~l ~1~~0~~~~~ furnace, three car garage, corner lot, 50xl50, MILD AND MELLOW AN OUTSTANDING COOKIE VALUEI HIIAC; 2.25 Can Earn $65 per 'week Selllnr Is Our Buslne8!l Eight O'clock ~~~ ' 77c Jane Parker after experienced LAWSON STARCHER RICH AND FULL 80DIED R eal Estate & Insurance Red Circle H~ IAC; 2,31 ~~g ' 79c rn ~",~v" .... VANILLA WAFERS Apply 'ACKA6E OF MORI c 267 E. MAIN STREET PHONE; 6510 VIGOROUS AND WINEY • THAN 110 COOKIES fOR ONLY 25 Danita Hosiery Co_ NEWARK DELA WARE I' Iokar HIIAC; 1.37 ~~: ' 81c • 8. Chapel Z-G391 Gibby 'l'oaq (8&1_) ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• _Corner Main and Haines 'S l' ~~~ayo71~e~~~~dt~rsC~:e~l:n;y~~~ "A Street Car Named Desire" Jackson's Hardware Dial 4391 I SLIGH'S MEN'S WEA~ Lynchs visited Longwood Gardens. ~,,!..)oX~~...x..:..:..;..:..;..:":~ New... k 17 3 E. Main s tr.elDtllfll' / - , ~