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\ OL. XLll N 1\1 BER 20 The N ewark Post, Newark, Delawal'e, Thurs d ay, September 4, 1952 PRICE FIVE CENTS REFERENDUM WILL BE HELD TUESDAY, SEPT. 9 , Chrysler Invites Residents To Council Denounces Mayor's Message To Freeholders IPlan To Send City IProperty Owners Vote Tuesday See Patton Tank Demonstration 01: Tuesday, Septembel' 9, you will vote on a refel'endum requested by 0 P d B d 1 n Il City Council on a bond issue for $500,000. 11 ronose on ssue 0 r 0 S Kids HOIne At 4:30 This as you know is to be used to extend OUr sewer and wrule.r facilities. r , 'Newarl( Neighbors Day' 'et ~or September 27 B~ T a nl{ T.he expansion of Newark due to (lUI' industrial, business, and housing To Be Open 7·30 A M To 7 P M Phnl Manager, R. T. Keller; S IX Se()arate S hows 10 I A,dopts )Resoltltion. CH.lting For demands necessitates this request for authority to borrow this money to be •••• • uesd for the necessarl Utility expansion. B~ Presenled For P u b lic Between 9 A.M. and 5 P.M. Recon s ide ration of Matter; Calls Plan " Death Trap" neet~ste~~~ n~1Csl~~~ :~'dfas~:~~I: se~I;:n~i:~~ti~::rZ~~~n~o~~: u~: '~'N~~~;~e:;:s; .l, Francis Neid e, C ity E n g ineer, Outlines Program All invitalion Lo s ea demonstr ation of Patton 48 medium Newark ~ Counci l on the need is lIl'ger.t for sewers and water sel·vice. To lle Accompli hed With 5500,000 R eques ted U y tnnk s in action ov I' a s peciall y. construc.ted obstacle cour~e at the T u esday nig ht adopted a reso Each su mmer poli0 is a dread disease in OUr community. If we are sur-C it y Officials For S ewer, \\Ia t er Improvem ents Chrysler Tank PlanL h e r c was Issued t hiS week to a ll r eSIdents of rounded by cesspool ovel'flow, causing contamination of OUI' entire city by ______lution denouncing the p la n of Newark iJ.I' R. T. K II r , g e ner a l manage r of the Lank p la n t . . y' N ew ark public sch ool a u ;~iae:~ ;SO~~ ~I~tO~S\~~~/i.~t~:· ~~~~;~~:;t~ ~e~~n~a~~:~i a~~·s;.at~~ ~~r.~~i S dread d i- N exL Tu s day t h e proper ty owners of the c ity will go to the ~rr. Keller sa id t h a t aturday, September 27, has been ? es.lg Sl thorities to h ave city c hildren Sanitary sewers and a pure water supply will do much to control the spread poll ' Lo vote on the proposed $500,000 bo nd issue to p l'ovidc for nalcd as "~c\\'a l' k N e ig hbors Day" and exp l' e. ss~d appreCIatIOn of polio and other dread di seases. the iml rove m ent and extens io n of t h e city w aleI' and sewer I- in the first a nd second grades There are those who will OPPOSe the bond issue but r am sure that in- y .tems. Army Ordnance fo r ~ranting C hrysle r perml 810n a llow a ll I. to to attend sch ool f!'Om 12: 30 till persons h~\"iJ:g Nc.wark malltng add-® Voting wi ll take p lace in t h e Acad my lluilding betwcen th 4 :30 in the afternoon during ~~~~;e~~tu! ~~ U;~1\;~~~I~v~00 ~~: ~11~~i\~:~'Ot~l e~~\~Vi~~ efa~;t~t~e~~~h o~n~eo~~~~~ rrsses an opPOrtullIty t? see the Ne:v- PIIOne COlnpany e · ark.built tanks oc the Single day deslg- t h e comling sch ool year . munity with an open mind. hOUI'S of 7 :30 a.m. and 7 p.m., ea ·tel'l1 day li ght time. Each in- :"1' 1 If you want to fi ght polio right here at home and wish to contribute to dividual and corporatio n ownjng p r operLy in the city will be en- C ity offic ials directed that s t naled.In an effort to accommodate every Adds E{Iuipment greater community weliare (without propert.v tax iccrease) then come out ----¢titled to olle vote. The matter will be :I. ' copies of the reso lu t io n be sent and vote for the bond issue. YOll1' conscience will tell you how to vote. A vote Newark J'l'siricnt at the P attor. 48 d cicled by a majority of those voting. In Newark Area to t h e board of education of the for the bond issue will help you, your children, and their children. New ColleO'e Park demonstratIOn on September 27, SIX I urge you to vote as a freeholder, and every freeholder is entitled to a t:l In a statement this week, J . Francis separale' lank shows have been sche- ewark district a well as to vote. Don't depecd on the other fellow, but do it yourse lf. The few who arc Development Sales Neide, city engiJ:eel', pointed out Ihe duled , bej(lIlning at 9:00 a.m. The other Local S erv ice Now Includes Superin tenden t Wilme r E. S hue . against it will be there, you can be sure, so let all wJ10 are fOr the fight • • importance of th se improvemenls to five arc scheduled for 10:30 a.m. ; 12:00 4,542 Telephone ', H a d Only Council refeITed to the plan for aga·inst po li o and other diseaSe due to unsanitary conditions, come out on OffIce WIll Opell Newark resid nts and uI'ged that all noon; 2:00 p.m.; 3:00 p.m.; and 5:00 p.m. 1 ,678 Ten Years Ago releasing the small r.hi ldren at 4:30 September 9 and show that you are for a better and healthful Newark. fre hold rs vote on the ma ltCI'. Or.ly abollt WOO persons can be ~ d- p.m., whe:1 city trarTic is at its peak, WALLACE M. JOHNSON "In the past. " said Mr. Neide. "the mitted at the sume time and adn:,lsslon The Diamond State Telephone Com as "setting a dealh trap for our chH Ma yor of Newark Firs t 100· Home Section city has been able to extend its utili to the Chrysler tan k show on New- pany has completed an addition to the dl'f'n.'t Of 'JOO-Home Development ti es with money from the general fund, but clu e to the large ir.crease in popu ark eighbors Day" wil l be by ticket dial equipment in the Newark cer.- The resolution pointed out that it 0 0 LOB Old 0 To lle Offered Sept. 6 la ion which has, and is expect d to L im possible for the C0U ll li! to pro- on~;'sonal leiters of invitation were tral otrice, which will improve local OUVlers Ul lng ccupatlon take place hel'e, this fund is no long mailed this week by Mr. Kell er to all service and enable the office to ~erve Grovel' SllJ'I'att, loca l representative er sufficient. ,persons listed in the N wark te lephone approxIm ately 1,000 new subscnbers, ~:.~~ aa~e~~~!e ~~~I:ec;i~~ t~tr~~~lo~:il~ Sl d Del 0 0 1 of Hanby-WolTal! and ASSOC ia tes. urged the board of education to l' _ " " It has been stimated," he con directory. A reply po tal card was en- It was announced today by Albert E. ate ~' or omp ,etlon cl. Inc., announced this week that the cor.sider its decision. tinued," that by 1957 Our poulation closed or. which recipients of the let- ' Rose, Stat: .manager of the. co~npany . fi rst section of th e 400-odd homes in should reach 13,000. In 1962 it should The resolution is as [ollows: Moving into the DuPont Company's ters are asked to state how many tiC- I The project cost apPloxlmately visiol: of the engineering department. the College Pal'k developmen't lo reach 20,000 to 25,000 and by 1972, II d sire and for which of the $92,000 and the company IS also sper.d- Wh ereas The Council of the City Louviers BuildiJ:g at Milford Cross As a section is completed, an entir cated on Elkton Road will go on 30,000 to 40,000." of Newark has leal'lled {rom a press roads-already in progress for two ~~ts sc;,7cIUI~d tank perf .)rmances. ing $35,000 more this year in the ~ ew- group, sometimes as many as 50 per sa le ·this Saturday. The remair.der of the city engi c ·~ Ir . Keller stated tI- is week that ark area for new cable and wire !tnes, release to the local newspaper that weeks-is scheduled for completion sons, is moved into it. The sa les office for this group of the Board o( Education of the New- October 1. ne r's message to the property owners any person having a L.Jcwark mailing h e said...... The moves are being made at ni ght 100-odd JlOmes buill by Casselmac, is as fol lows: 9 ark Special District has provided for The first of 2,150 membcrs of the add ress who did not receive a letter The new faC IlIties permit the lIlstal and ovel' week-ends so as cot to in Inc., will be located on the site situ "Consulting engin cel's were reta in split classes in the first and second company's engin eering department, of invitation may obtair. tickets by latlon of t e l ephon~s for about .65 of terfere with the work o( the groups ated on Elkton Road just opposite ed to study Our immediate and fu grades of the Newark Public School, which wi ll use the building, began e \\'rilin~ to the Newark Neighbors Day the 115 .persons wattlr.g for service 111 being moved. West Park Place. ture water supply and sewage collec 10 Committee, Chrysler Delaware Tank the Newark area. The remallling ap ar.d moving to their new qual' ters in the Commuting Solved The development lies wholly with ti on requirements and report or: same. Plant, statinl( the number of tickets plicants cannot be given service now Whereas, as a result there wil! be red shale colon ial brick and Vermont The company announced that most in ,the boundaries of the city of New Their report gives us a master plan e in the neighborhood of three hun- marble structure on Aug. 15. 37 desir d and the hour they would like because they are located in places of the commuting problems to the site ark and will have complete service for extension of theSe two systems. dred children between the ages of To date, 950 employes have made of city utiliti s such as gas, water, e to attend - or by telephoning New- ~vb~ :r~O n~o~~~~et ~~e:r: ~~~e ~h~·~ea:t~.~~ have been solved. The overall cost of this plan, which 2g ~ve and eight who will be forced the move, with about 1,250 yet to go. Bus service between Wilmingtor. and eletricity, sewer, garbage and trash do s not include all extensiot:s ot nr~e~~~~k ~::~id2~~lS are asked not to office. They will \)e connected as new to go from school to their homes IOf those remaining, the majority are Louviers via Newark is provided by coll ection, and police protectior.. On watel' and sewer lines to customers, e brlllg children und I' si x years of age. line construction is completed al:d it within the city at 4:30 in the after- still in the Nemours Building, with a the Delaware Coach Company, both the site play areas and a business is approx im ately $J ,300,000 noon, and few at the ol d Sears, Roebuck Build- 33 It was also stated tha existing secUl'- ~y ~~~e~~~d o~ l~h ~i ~ e!:~ve telepihones during the morning and evening rush are have been planned for the con "If this program is followed, New e Whereas, said hour of 4:30 in the in g at Seventh and Shipley Streets, as hours. Ad equate service for 400 to 500 venience of the resid ents. ark will be provided with a network ity r egu.:a,~~n~ i~'~:~i~i(t ~1a;~~~~1l~~~~ At the present time, the Newark after.r.0on is ~ periOd. of pe~k traffic well as various other lacations thl"Ou gh patl'ons is assured. According to Mr. Surratt, the homes of sewer al: d water facilities that will 77 ~~;ni) ~U~lding. orTic e serves 2,921 s ub~cdbers W~lO wlthm the city durmg which tllne out the city. Those in the Diver Build Railroad transportation to Newark are of the I'OW, ga rder. type with meet all requirements. e The Patton 48 tan k was ur.veiled at have 4,542 telephones. 1:hls compal es it is extremely dangerous for chil- ing on Grar. t Avenue will not move from Philadelphia, Chester ar.d Wil full basemer.t housing a one car gar "Ow, immediate I'equirements were dren of tender years to be required to Louviers at the pI'esent time. 2g Ih e Newa rk plant at special cere- to 1,158 subscribers an~ 1,678 tele mington is also available. The Hill age, living room, dining rOOm and determine« by three factors. : to cross city streets, and The interior of til Louviers Build- rlOn;" held hpr.p ~n Ju.ly 1. On lill~t p~0r.e8 t~n years ago, Rose satd. J itney Serv!ce of Chesapeake City kitchen on the flrst floor: 3 bed t, 1:he ll,IIeti to provide adequate fa e Whereas The Council of ~he City ing, which is not yet flni shed, is being occasion the nation 5 newest and moSt • runs a snuttle service between the I'ooms and tlle ba th on the second cr' .• ii, ..Ale al ~e ll ": .f dl:veloped at: 2g of Newark feels a moral responsibility rushed to completion under super- 0001'. powerful medium tar.k was chrlsU! ned Ebenezer MethodIst Newark station 8nd the building, a nex\!d area and within the old Town e by ~Irs George S. Patton, J r., Widow I ~~'~nth~r:vf:I;~ gOf b~~::~'~ s~~:: c~~~ distance of three and one-.half miles. Extel'ior walls are of bl'ick backed limits. 45 uf the 'famous general, and was des- Will Be Host To school, and during rush periods, m:d the P enn up with cicder blocks, plastered 2. The need to provide adequate fa Bids Now B e ing Acce pte d walls, hardWood floors, 4 inches of e cribed by Secretary or the Army Wh ereas it is impaSS ible for the sylvania Railroad operates a com cilities for proposed and active hous I rock wool insulation, oi l fired, forcll):! ing d velopments. 27 Fran k Pace, Jr.. as the "world's finest Ministerial Group . Council of the City of Kewark to pro- For Mail M essen gCl' Job muting train from Newark to Wil medium tank." Postmaster F. Allyn Cooch, JI·., has mington and Philadelphia immediately hot air type heat and electt'ic h01 3. The desirability to tie the above e vide adequate protecti on to school water heatel·. children at tpe peak hour of 4:30 in the announced that sealed bids for the after working hours. two requirements into a well planr.ed 2g The baSic price fOl' -the inside long range program. an~h~n:~:;;'~~~~:~li~~ ~:hi~~nkN~~:I~~ The Rev . E. J, Horney Wiu aHe.rnoon . mail messenger contract at the New The la tter train, however, is sched homes whiCh are FHA approved and "The immediate requirements, as residerts will s~e on September 27 Open Initial Session A t Now therefore, be it resolved by a ark post otTice will be accepted until ul ed fo r a 45-day trial period, with will include Patlon 48's climbing a Pleasant Hill Church September 15. continuance of service based or. the inspected is $9,990 with a down pay shown in the second column of the majority vote of the Mayor and Coun ment of $J,790 and monthly payments 3·ft. wall. driving through water 4-ft. cil of the City Council that the Board The messenger and mail delivery average daily number of patrons. accomllanying tabulatior., may be de-. deep, bl'idging a 96-inch trench, pivot of $53.25. scribed briefly as fo llows: The Wilmington Ministeri al Asso of Education be strenuously urged to service calls for daily trips between Despite these arrangements, it is Those homes with a breezeway will ing tllrough a group of pylons and reconsider cheir decisior. insofar as it Newark ar.d Christiana, except Sun .. Newark-Chrysler Interceptor negntiaticg the 40 pel' cent slopes of ciation w ill be ellitertaiccd by the expected that the large majority of sell for $10,900, with a dowr. pay Estimated Cost - S234,400 Ebenezer Methodist Chw'ch at P\1!as requires childl'en of the first two day, and necessal'y t.rJps from the post employes at the building will continue ment of $2,!M0 and monthly pay a trench lO-ft. deep. The Neighbors grades to return home at 4:30 in the office ·to the Pennsylvania Railroad "This project wi ll tie in the whole Day ' Isitors wi l! also have an oppor ant Hill on Monday, Sept. 8. to commute by ca r. For this reason, ments of $57.40. Corner homes will so uth side and a portion of the west The sessior. wil! open at 10: 15 a.m. afternoon, and station and the Baltimore and Ohio a 648-car parking lot has already been be $11,500, with a down payment of limily to inspect at first hand the Be it further resolved that copies of Railroad station. side area wi th the interceptor line cr,r:Jpletely-new tank w ith its shell with the host pastor, the Rev. E. J . completed and another lot, deSigned $2,400 and mon thly payments of $59.- being built by the Levy Court to the Horney, leading the devotions. this resolution be forwarded to the Anyone interested ir. bidding on for 592 cars, :s unc!C I constructIOn. 55. shedding contours Board of Education of the Newark The new building, on an 800-acre Chrysler plant. It will serve the Kado The Rev. Price M. Collins, pastor this contract can secure further infor Development and all of the area west ----- of Ur.ion Methodist Church at Brook Special School District and to the mation from the postmaster at the tract, is laid ou t in the shape of ar. Superintender.t of the Newark schools. of Beverley Road, ir.cluding the new Rev. Bl'uce Morgan line, Upper Darby, Pa., will be the local office. (Contlnued on Page 10) Two New Teachers developments on Elkton Road. The guest speaker. He will discuss "Chris Nottingham Manor area can eventually To Speak Sunday tian Education in the Local Church." Added To Faculty . be tied in with this system. The newly elected officers wil! pre Southside Laterals side. They are the Rev. Dr. John Of Newark Schools Former China Missionary To THIS IS WHAT $500,000 WILL BUY Estimated Cost-S3l ,000 Link, pastor of Peninsula Church. "This project, in conjunction with Preach At Local Church WilminlCton, presidenrt.; the. Rev Latest Additions Bring the above, will provide faci lities al- Brooks E. Reyr.olds of Wllmlngton To Eighteen Total Of The gucst minister at the Newark Ma nor, vice president; Mr. 'Horney, Cost Estimates Of Sewer And Water Projects : ~~~[ a~~e~~~ ~7. e ~~ ~~~: ~o~~ Presby.terian Ch urch this Sunday will secretary; and the Rev. Harvey Slater, New Teachers Added apment. '~c·~ be thc Rev. Druce Morgan, who is of Wilmington, pastor of Scott Church, Estimated To Be To Be To Be Capitol T,,~iJ Laterals on furlough from lhe fOI'eign mis treasurer. Wilmer E. Shue, superintendent of Total Financed By Financed By Flna.nced Estimated Cost-SIS,600 sion Held and is now the University The christian education theme will the Newark special school district, Project immediate "This project will serve aU of the pastor at PriJ:eeton 1ftn ivet'sity. be emphasized at this meeting. The Direct In Future anr.ounced this week that two addi Costs homes in the Lumbrook section. 11 is The Rev. Morgan has had a vari ed program was planned by the educa Bond Issue Assessment tional teachers have been added to needed now to eliminate the health career in mission work. In 1946 he tion committee headed by the Rev. Sanitary Sewers: the local school faculty for the com hazard due to inadequate cesspools. and his family were forced to leave George GOOd ley of Hillcrest. ings school year. This brings to 18 the SUverbrook Pumping Station Newark-<:hl'ysler Interceptors $246,400 $234,400 China on the approach of the Com The Minister's Wive's Association $ 12,000 $-- total of new faculty members. Estimated Cost-S40,OOO munist armies and move to Hongkong. wi ll also meet for its monthly session Southside Sewer Laterals 72,000 31,000 41,000 Latest additions are Dale Mill igan "This project will serve a large There he taught Bible classes, held The wses or the host church will Capitol Trail Lateral Sewers 56,200 18,600 37,600 and RObert Famy. MI'. Milligal:, who area adjacent to the Silverbrook De wi ll teach the fo urth grade, is a grad conferer.ces witl ... Ch inese leaders and serve a luncheon for these groups. Silverbrook Area-Pumping Sta., Etc. 45,600 40,000 5,600 velopmer.t. It is needed immediately in his spare time worked with a farm uate of Indiana State Teachers Col Wilson Tract Interceptor 32,000 32,00J to serve the homes being built there er's co-operative In 1950, he was lege and has had two years of teach because the soil in this area does not transferred to Thail, d where he Pumping Sta. Outfall Sewer 27,000 27,000 ing experience. Mary E. Wharton (Continued on Page 6). served or. the faculty of the Theolog Christiana-Bal'ksdale San. Sys. 111,500 41,000 70,500 MI'. Farny, who wi ll teach arts and Ical Seminary and at Prince Royal Buried Wednesday New Lor.don Rd. Lateral Sewer 59, 100 28,800 30,300 crans, is II graduate of Millersville College. State Teachers College and received Elliott Hts. Latera l Sewer 14 ,400 14,400 Dr. P. I{. Musselman Known as a dynamic speaker, Re v. Mrs. Mary E. Wiharton, 71, wite of his maSter's degree at P er. n State. Ogletown Rd. Lateral Sewer ]8,800 ~I orgar. should appeal to those pres Capt. Ferris B. Wharton of Newark 18,600 He has taught for the past ten years Chosen Delegate ent at the eleven o'clock service as died Sunday in The Memorial Hospital m Pennsylvania and Maryland. well as to the young people to whom after an illness of two months. Sewer Total $683,000 $383,000 $199,200 $100,800 Mr. Shue has also announced that he wil! give a message at the Sunday ,Mrs. Wharton was born in Roxana Mrs. Mildred Cleaves has received Delaware dentists will join thous SChool session. and had lived in Newark about 25 Wate r Supply: official notice hom the Ford Four.da ands of their colleagues from all parts of the United States for the 93rd an The pastor, the Rev. H. E. Hall years. In addition to her husband, wh o tion that she has been awarded one Exploratory Wells 7,800 7,800 nual session of the American Dental man, wil! return fro m his vacation is a Wilson L ine boat captain, she is of the 400 fellowships to be offered Additional Well s 40,800 Association in St. Louis, Sept. 8 thru SOmetime during the coming week survived by a san, Guy Wharton of 20,400 20,400 high school teachers th.roughout the Wi lmir.gton; a daughter, Mrs. Clyde Treatment & Plant Additions 62,100 JO ,OO O 52,100 nation this school year. II. Altendar.ce at the four-day meet and will OCCUpy the pulpit the fol ing is expeoted to exceed 12,000. lOwing Sur.day, September 14th. Flhillips, Newark ; two brothers, Asher Storage Additions 162,400 Mrs. Cleaves' program which wor. 162,400 Heading the state delegation will be The Workers Conference of the Sab Gray of Wilmington ar_d J oshua Gray he.l· the award call ed for a 35,000-mile Water Main Extensions 78,800 78,800 two ofTicial representaii\l'es of the bath schOOl will meet Tuesday eve of Frankford, and a grandson, Wil tour of the backwood areas of the Distribution Loop, West 87,800 87,800 Delaware State Dental Society who ning at 8 o'clock at which time plans liam Phillips of Newark. nation /01' the purpose e' bringir.g 84,200 wil l serve as members oC the A.D.A. for Rally Day and the program for Funeral services were held at 2 p.m Distribution Loop, East 84,200 back information regardiny, the folk House or Delegates, top policy-making th~ fall and winter wil l be discussed. Wedensday at the R. T. Jones Funeral Distribution Loop, North ]116,500 1I6,500 lore, songs and arts of u .~ residents Home, with interment in Gracelawr. who have played important pal'ts in body oC the dental profession. The delegates are Dr. Paul Mussel oroJltilllis \ Will Hold Memorial Park, WiilT'ington. Water Total $640,400 $117,000 the background to the Americar. way $523.400 of life. man, of N wark, and Dr. Clyde A. Nelson, of Mil1ord. First Fa ll Tile day Miss Edna Campbell Grar.d Total $1 ,323,400 $500,000 $199,200 f (,rl iu~ $624,200 A1terr.ate delega tes are Dr. Louis I The first fall dinner-business m et- Elected To AS8ocialion Tux Officia1s H e re For Kresht(lol, of Wilmington, and Dr. ng of the Newark Soroptimist Club Miss Edna A. Campbell, assIstant Presented above is a chart prepared by J. Francis Neide, city engineer, in which is B e n e fit Of Residents Joseph Mach, of Seaford. :111 be held at 6;15 p.m. on Tuesday vice president, WlImingtor. Trust N w CasUe County Tax Office offi More than fifty of the nation's out gilt, S ptember 9. at the College Inn. Company, Farm rs Trust OfTice, New s hown the actual amounts to be spent on the various items included in the propos ed plan cials have announced that for the con standing dental scientists will pre tiThe members wilt welcome back ark, was recently elected to member to extend and imllrOve the city water and sewer system s , venience of Newark reslder.ts a repre sent papers during the sci er.tific meet Lo~ Edna Campb 11 And II1rs. Ar.ne ship in the Association or Bank Wom The fi g ure ' in t.he first column repre ent the cos t of the variou projects, some of w hich sentative of that orTice wil l be loca ted ings which will be held at Kiel audi. mar~enback Who journc'yed to 1 n- en. The Association of Bank Women in the city according to the following will be included in the pre ent expansion and others that will be necessar y at a later date torium. A Wghlight of the program I thIs slImmpr os rcpr~sentatlves was orgar.ized ill 1921 by a small schedule: will be colo I' television or surgical pro \~r.~~e SoroptJmist International group of women bank executives in to take care of the expected growth of the city , On Monday, September 8 and J5, cedures. In addition, there will be on. New York CIty. It is lhe only organl- The second column represents those project that are nece sary at this time and which Farmers Tru9t Company. On Thurs more than 200 clinics, 251 scientific and Ut Tonight there wilt b~ n meeting of zatlon of women bank executives in will be financed by a combination of bond issue and direct a ssessment a s s hown in the s ec day. September 4, ar.d Monday, Sep teehr.ical exhibits and a continuous pro_ e execu tive board at the home of the country and today has a r.ational tember 22, at the Newark Trust Com gram or films demonstrating the lat Irs. Cornelia ~yre a, Club presid nt. membership' oC over thirteen hundred. ond and third columns. pany. est advances in dentistry. Two The Newark Post, Newark, Delaware, Thursday, September 4, 1952
from the 30 m '!mbt'r~ wh,) 1 k Bobby Hoch Named in the balloti ng, Rl'\·"n ".co~~ P tl 1952 POLIO PRECAUTIONS two .. th.irdS. r~:·. n tlllill Ilf 58 J>o;nl~nd Inter-States' Best PIIOL to JOII, IIlI( ·\ 11,'11\011"11, wh('r, has won 13 victoL'll'· n 'aillsl ~ he Bobby Hoch, formerly a member of l o~ses , Hoeh Pitc!lL'd ("r lh,' iOO"l l.t" the Newark baseball leam in t he Sus H,s record was on" \\"ill Jl1d one I~· quehanna League, has been named the most valuable player o f the cur .Dairymen can hclp Jlrc\,cnt milk rent season in the lder-State Base· flOm havIng a bad flavor it the bl1 11 League by the circuit's sports carefUl. about theit' f cd illg mct~o::e Stand Up, Stand Up For Jesus writers' and br03dcasters' association. W~i~~I:eaC~sm;:a~:om U Laatin wOrd ~ revival , , • a cOf' n~shtlli1tg mac him, , • an accident, , • a hynffl He received seven first place v tps ------"Th. Work of God In Phil.d. lphJ," II ",h,t me.1l thoullnd. to th.lr kD ••' • ,. "T. II thom ...... nd up fOr called tho cltywid. reviv.1 d 1d18, Of tho partieJ Jesu ••" Th. phr... 10 Imp .....d Pre.byterl... MIni .... ELECTRICAL SERVICE pac In, ntlni. teu, nOn. Waf mort powerful thin 29- Georg, Dutfie ld, Jr., that hit nezt .,rmOD w • • from fur-old Epiteop. Ii. 1l Dudley Tyn,. Tyna ...... bom tho text, I~tand , therefore, baving your 101nl litt about HOUSE WIRING ELECTRICAL CO TRA TING preacher Ind. had been tutor. d by hit wainer l ather .. with truth •••" The'll Duffield read a poem h. had APPLIANCE REPAIR One Sunday he .tood beforo 'JOOO m,n in Jayne'. HIlIl. wd tten. Onl of hit m,mb'rI hid the ,..tll. printed When h, concluded bi ••ermo n 2.000 knee. were otI for dlstributioll In tho Sunday School. On. of tho le.f· 173 E. Main NEWARK ELECTRIC CO. Phone 2-6 72 tho floor. leu found It. way to a Bapwt petjodical. Compollr Th. foUowing WedD •• d. y h..... at work In bJ. Georg, Webb read the poem ••• Ht it to music. Itudy. For relBxation ho went to hI. ba. rn to watch the In 1864 tho Re". Duffi.ld hoard .oldier. In a Union ca nlp .ing verUI L., bad wrlttea al • cor:dudin, :f~err~t~:n c :~ g~t c;:na-~ho~~in~j:~~:: a~:.: t;!' o~:':; hl! exhorta. tion to • N rmon .~ yean IIrlier. Ihoulder. Docton And a Icon of miniltert gathered at A revival •• • • corn-.helling machine •• 0 a fatal hit bedride. He t rjed to .ing "Rock of Agu" but h. accident •••• hymn. uTh, Work of God ill Phil a Will t oo weak. Tho Rev. St.ephc4 H. T yng len ned over delphi,," hu It. influence todlY .very time a hy~al t3 It~ ar tho lut word. of bJ. ' 00, wh~ ~ lf~_8,~! 11 o.p~ l'l e d to-- \ ~,~ " Siall . up, lIan. up for ' '''''' •. SI ,.. d u~, .t ••d u~ for ,.,u,. y, loldlc" 0/ lb. NOU; SI• • d I,. His si ..Jl glb alon./ Llfl high Ifl. royal ba nner, Th. arm of fl.,b will fn il "o~ It ,,/Jut not II,lfer lou . I y , aarl .ot trIll' )lollr OW If. Pllt 0" Ib, Go,pel armor. l r~;;s 1:~:'i ,h::,o ;;~~j ~?J. \ L~ ch ,Ioe. tut 010 wilb pra)'''1 Till ,"'ry f o. I. lIn nq"lsh. i W heT< tI"t" call, .r d."Mr, ;III. Chrl.t Is lArd /o ,l ..tI . B, ne·v,r wanting ''''n. SI""tl up, sIa"d up for 16ml, '" 'Inll. up, st.,.d u, for /. JII" T he trllm pet call obey, Th. rtrlf. ",1lI"ot b. 1<1l1g l '1'o rlh to Ih. mlghly B uy one at these homes and stop worrying about a r.lce place to live. We And Interest In Our New Shop have many other properties in a nd around Newar k. Give us a eall. We surely have one to suit you. At The Opening This Week TYPEWRITER NEAR LOUVIERS BLDG. Ranch house, new masonry cor:struction, 3 bedrooms and tlIe 'bath, living . r oom with ,brick fireplace, knotty pine trimmed, picture windows, dining Cleaned or Repaired room, dream kitchen, h.w. floors, 2·car garage, laundry. Large lot. Beauti ful view from its high elevation . Hard surface r oad, Newark school bus. Pos session at setllcmer:t. Showns by appointment. $16,500. Ail/t-"'~"er l sb~3 ' ,·it'tho... you me.n 10 cberhb ! LARGE FAMILY HOME ...... lor .Iw.y•. Stort tod.y I twit. t1a1. d.lnty .eel.t.ce; .n. Ten rooms, bath, 5 bedroom.s. Good condition. New oil hot water fur nace, t.. eIt 01 1••• ly , &•• qu.llty cuI· S-car garage. Corner lot. P aved streets. Possession at settlement. Exceptiona! I.rod peorb 01 .xqulslte luotr •. I 'Add t. It •• you with lor buy. $11,000, JIrtItde,.., Promoll.... Co1l6r· \=:..... ~:~':.. I~:kr.:! COUNTRY ROME '"'" .. Is.. 0'"' 10 ..1i ..... , NotUnghll1Il Road- Living room, dining room and kitchen, first floor. 4 bed. .d yoar .llt beco •• fooms. oil lJeat, beautiful old shade and shrUbbery. Good size lot. Priced to QUALITY and FASHION ~= ... ~~h:~~ ' tell. c:~~!i;,~~; .=~~ ; ELK MlLL8 in We will repair your machine in your hom or you . •• will .." ....lDeit .1 cultured' 7 100_ (3 bedrooms). large front and side porches, oU turnance. Garage. ....10 ...... b.. at ..y can brina--e 1't t 0 PI • t"" Larte lot, plent)' of old shade and shrubbery, 4 roUes to Newark- Elr.cellenl our store. enty of parking space. • 1"-f lor ..17 '12, IadudlD. ,.-r.,Ia• .r - buy at $9.000. FEMININE APPAREL Call Wilmington 6-6544 TOWLE'S CANDLELIGHT 8eWq" O\ll'II~ lor Free E.timale W. B. Bridgewater LAWSON ST.ARCHER Jeweler Ellt. 1885 • Redl E.tale & Insurance • OPEN 9 A.M. to P.M. Air Conditioned For Your 8hopplq Comfon 267 E. MAIN STREET PHONE: 6510 92 East Main Street Newark • • NEWARK DELAWARE 118-31' Del. 8&. 5% E. Main 8t. Telephone 7411 : Accurate Typewriter CO.: GMFW.... (... _) NewCastle Newark : 4 East 15th St. WiLm.i uglon, Del. : •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ...... , ...-__------.____ ~Th~ e~N~e~w~a~r!k~p~o8~t~. ~N~e~w~ar~k~._D~e l~a~w~a~r:e~. ~Th~u~r!5d~a~y~.~S~e~p~~~m~he~r~4~.~19~5~2~ ______",..-... You have a date at ... TRIVITS' ,t y' 51 SERVICE STATION 1- e : 'f l S i i. ' 235 East Main Street, Newark on opening days SEPTEMBER 10 and 11 Good news for Newark motorists ! Trivits' Diamond-Gulf Ser vice Station open s September 10-11, with a big celebration. This up-to-the-minute Diamond-Gulf Station f eatures a full line of those fine Gulf products - enables you to enjoy " one-stop" service at its best. Conveniently located in the beart of Ne wark, Trivits' n ew Ser vice Station ofi'er s you fast, expert service - the kind of service tbat k eeps your car operating at peak efficien cy. Expert m echanic, Dave Van P elt, is on duty, too. Make it a point to visit this modern Diamond Gulf Service Station during the opening celebration - September 10 and II. Oscar Trivits • Novelties for the youngsters • Gift of six attractive glasses with every purchase totaling $2.00 or more. • Prize drawing ( Get your tick et at S tation; yon don't need to be present at dratving to win) TRIVITS' DIAMOND-GULF SERVICE STATION or yOIl space. Phone: Newark 2926 • • , ------~------• CO.: , ------ The Newark Post, Newark, Delkware, Thursday, September 4, 1952 SHERIFF SALE-By virtue of a writ of Vend Exp MonitIon No 27 C T Sep tember T erm A D 1952 to me dIrected will be exposed to Public Sale at the Court House Southeast Corner of Elev enth and King Streets City of Wllmlng ton New Castle County DeJa\\ are ON FRIDAY THE TWELFTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER 1952 at 9 15 0 clock A M Eastern Stand ard Time (10 15 AM D S T) the fol low ng descr ibed Real Estate viz Sec 9 Lot 6 Bdy 6 50 x 150 Gordon HeIghts kll that certa n lot or piece of land known as Lot No 6 Block 9 on Plnn of Gordon Heights Brandywine Hundred SHERIFF SALE-By virtue of a writ of New Castle County and Stale o{ De la Vend Exp Monition No 32 C T Sep ware bounded and described as follows tember Tenn A D 1952 to me dJrected to wit will be exposed to Public Sale at the Court House Southeast Corner of Elev enth and King Streets CIty of Wllmlng ton New Castle County De laware ON FRIDAY THE TWELFTH DAY NO SERVICE CHARGE CHECKING ACCOUNTS AT THE NEWARK TRUST CO., MAKES SHERIFF SALE-By virtue of a WTlt of Vend Exp MOil tlon No 33 C T Sep tember Te mAD 1952 to me directed will be exposed to Publ c Sale at the BUDGET BALANCING Court House Southeast Corner of Elev enth and King Streets City of W llmln g ton New C.astle County Delaware ON FRIDAY THE TWELFTH DAY SO EASY! OF SEPTEMBER 1952 at 9 15 0 clock A M Eastern Stand ard Tlmc (10 15 A M D S r) the fol lowing deser bed Real Estate viz Index 34861S Block 135 Lot 12 14 4 x 60 0 Wilmington Smart houseWives and All that cert.ain lot or piece of land with the bUildings thereon erected situ ate In the City of Wllmlngton County of busmess women know New Castle and State of Delaware and known as No 417 West Front Street more particularly bounded and des t hat paymg blfls regulal ly crlbed as foHows to wit BEGINNING at a point on the Northerly side ot Front Street at the dis tance of -by check- makes budget 169 6!it m ore or less Westerly meaSllT ed along said side of Front Street from and account wornes Its IntersecUon with the Westerly s ide of West Street at a corner late of Jester nnd McDa n cl thence Northerly para ll el valllsh like magIC to West Street 60 to a point in the Southerly side of a 3 aUey connecting Into an A 6 wide alley leading inlo Front Street thence Easterly b y said side of said alley parallel to Front Street 14 1414 to n point thence Southerly parallel to the firs t d e>cnbed line 60 to n point In the said Northerly sid e of And OW subject to m1ll1mUm Front Sreet and thence thereby 14 4 4 to the place of Beginning Seized and taken In execution as the regulatIons THE NEWARK TRUST CO property of Cramer Realty Co and to be sold by offers you No Service Charge HERBERT BARNES Sheriff Sher IT s Offices Wilmington Del Aug ust 19 1952 Check Accounts TERMS CASH Aug 28 Sept 4 11 KNAPPSECUR-IT- IES- -C-O-R- P-O-R-A-'I'l::-:O-=-=-N CERTIFICATE OF REDUCTION OF CAPITAL ID J1l II KNAPP SECURITIES CORPORATION Stop TODAY and open au account Avrul yourself of tlac ~ a corpOTft UOn organized and rxlstlng un der the General Corporatio'1 Law o( the type of bankJllg erVIce prOVided by your 10 aI, neighborhood bank DepOSits are m ured lip to $10,000 ----, -..... The Newark Post, Newark, Delaware, Thursday, September 4, 1952 SlIul 'l'eachet' , Epecial music by the chul'ch choir News of Bear Reyburn or Russell vi lle, Pa., spent Mrs. Ma rie Deib rt or Elkton spent I cnl dirccted by Mrs. W. F loyd J ackson. Sunday wiLh Norman Reynolds. the weekend with her sister, Mrs. The MYF group wi ll hold a baked Mr. m: d Mrs. Me l'cer Reynolds and J . L. FOl·d. IJrogl'anJ Ex L 'ntletl goods sale in fror.L of J ackson's Hard- Mrs. Leslie Ford, Correspondent sons of SL. Georges, Mr . and Mrs. Wi!- wa re Store in Newark on Sept. 20 Phone New Culle 6484 SOl: Reynolds nnd daughter ot v ; :;~:y fi~~t T~;~.,G:~';::l !~'~,~o,~:; ~~~t'~~~ ;;~~~::~~,h~; ?§::':::::::: '::~d"~:::::~' :~: f#~~;;g{;:i~~ ;:;:~1:\::i~~ ~~:;I:~::.····"·"·"·"F····"·"·"····"··O··"·"·"·"·"·"r·..· .. · .. · .. · .. · .. · .. S· ..· ..· ..· ..· ..· ..· a..· .. · .. · .. · .. · .. ·) ..· .. · .. ··e·· ..· .. · .. · .. · .. · .. · .. · .. · .. ··~:; !I;,~;:. RD 1 Newarl" ~~~: 6-2261 t his troes bevond the gracio us gesture factor. F o r, if t h e r e is to the board o( education, in ow' opinion, mark ihe ballot. There are some we • • • • I!I • • • • • • I • be a R e publican victory n ext November, it is clear that there have to bear part of the responsibility kr:ow .who can mark an entire wall for the situation. ;rhere is no rea- IW Ith httle trouble. ::: :.:: •••••••• •• • I • mus t be far more unity within t h e party than exists now. The son why either party should have I • wounds t h at were inflicted before and d uring t h e conve ntion are accepted s Ll ch a decision without first '.I • • • • • • • • • • •• ::: DUTCH COLONIAL, NEAR DELAWARE P ARK-Very *1. Ces spools and Septic d eep and pa inful. It is G e ne r a l E isenhower 's difficult ta'k to assuring the children adequate pro- ::: d esirable h ome, 1/2 way between Newark and Wilmington, :::. TANKS CLEANED n eal them. :~~~o~oa\a~~ sm~:y k~ ~:ge~· ~ u~n~·~~:~ ·-1 Ii I I , :..1.: large lot, li ving room with firep lace, dining room , 3 bed- ••:j:.... I Senator Taft made the generou s r esponse t h at was f:: xpected of taker. any ;action to provide ad u1 ts to w"" r· .· I rooms, bath, enclosed porch, garage, full basem e n t, h ot , Odorless EItC8vatlng Anywhere I h im, by saying h e would do ever ything in his powe r to h elp t h e duect traffIC at the varioLls IIlterseC -1 ::: water h eat, early posse ssion. Make u s a n offer. ::1:. For Guaranteed Lowest PrIces GOP candidate win, and to h e lp him afterwards a s Pres ident. No lions and school stalis today. --. -- ',' '1' Call I o n e doubts that Taft will do exactly this, to the limit of his ver y At the same tIme Ihat these young TIlEAmE ::: NEWARK--Six rooms , bath and garage, h ot water h eat. :::. chIldren al e being exposed to such· :!: Owner w ill sacrifice for only $8,000. ::: • W'II" S H' k I great capabili ties. But m any of the Taft m e n , a nd to a g r eater danger because of shortage of class- . 2 Shows _ 7.9 pm I'j' .;.. I lam " Ie man I exten t t h e h a rd core of MacAr thur m en, h ave d e m onstrated a ro~ms, the old elementary school I Saturday Conttaoous fr~ Z' PM. ::: WEST OF NEWARK- Very desirable home with country :~:. Phone 'We t Che ter 1454 I very differe nt attitude. andbUIld inDge lawaat lethe Acornervenue rofema Acadlr.s emyun- Sunday Mat. 2 P.M.-Evening 8 P.M. j':'::: s urroun d mg' s, Iarge Ilvmg' . room, d"ll1111g room, 4 bedrooms :::.t.. or '~,-.17· lm·lOgton 4-24 55 I Their anger, it is true, is not directed so much at E isenhower used While It may not be In the best . ':' a nd bath. Oil h ot air heat, beautiful lawn and shrubbe r y . -l- ••••••••• •• I. a s it is at those who m a naged his campaign and fou gh t to a v ic- of condItIOn and may not be large Fnday Sept. 5 ::: ::: torious conclus ion with out g iving or asking quarter-notably, enough to eltmlnate the spUt sesSIOns Outcasts Of ::: $16,000. :~: ,£222 entll'ely, It WI ll supply enough ClaSS- j .1. .'. I C Sh II nd Governor D ewey. Many think Eisenhower could not have beaten rooms, no doubt, to accomodate a num- Poker Flat :;: ATTENTION COLORED BUYERS: Two stor y frame d w ell- ::: ra · e e er Taft without the. e norm ously skillful work of D ewey and t h e bel' of these students. Thls aHerna- .;. ing with la rge lot. Priced reasonable. .} ------Dewey lieutenants from New York. Only about two weeks before ltve waS avaIl able when Mr. Elsen------'t' '1' brey sta rted dIctating to local school Saturday Sept. 6 ::: :~: FUNERAL G ~~rit~~~~:~~~.g :!st~~n~~~;~I:~~ni~t :aass :~~~ e ~~ a\h~ht:te a~~~~~~~ ~:~c~::t It~;O~I~~d~:I~o~~dev:; ~cnc:~~ 3 For Bec.h·oom C ::: Newark Real Estate &Insurance Co. ~:: HOME to an SOS was sen t to the Governor. What h e accomplis h ed de- moda ed with full day sessions. Cialla Swanson :~ Newark Trus t Building ::: serves a permanent place in political his tory. H e d e monstrated 'j' '1' Cily COUl~c il faces the possiblity of And :.:,:. NEWA RK, DELAWARE ::;,:: Incorporated again what even his b itter est enemies h ave long admitted-that a court battle over the refusal of an R I w h en the chips are finally down in a tough polilical gam e, 110 one occupancy permit to Hein, Inc., for o( eo :1: P hone 546 ::: p lays his cards better. R b I' ., ~~~ab~\~i~u:ti~ a ~~~gesi~ieq U~~ s~o~'pe i t~: 1 Jane Nigh :-'_~.:-:.. : .. : . .:.+.: .. : .. H ..: .. : .. : .. : .. :. ~.:_..: .. : .. _:. ._:.. : .. : ..: .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : •• : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. ;..: .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : ...... _ ...... ::.~ -e- It may be that o ne of t h e major epu Ica n a ssets IS, 111 a - sen se, a n egative one. In informed party circles, t he r e is none T ~!; ~r~ h e permit was r efu sed by Coun- S un.-Mon. SeIJt. 7-8 254 W. Main Street Newark, Delaware of t h e blind confide nce that characterized t h e 1948 cam paign and cil , Allan Hein appealed to the board I Outcast Of ~ou Can't Match led to the deba cle. And ther e is every r eason , despite the at adjustment but received the same - great per sonal appeal of Eisenhower , why this s h ould be t h e ar:swer there. It is his opinion that The Island Phone 2-6131 case. It is probably t rue t h at a lmost everybody likes Ike. His is ~~:~ t~hee r;:~ u ~:~; I~:~n~nd °t~:I~ar\,~~~ Ralph Richardson - --;I a r e m a rkable su ccess stor y in t h e old American t r a ditio n, and h e zoning restrictions do not prohibit • FRIG'IDAIRE caps it off with a s warm and en gaging a pe r sonality as a nyone th~~~q~~~r~tC;;t~djUstments ruled that Tues .-Wed. Sept. 9-10 -- could ask for. At the sam e tim e, this is n ot e nough to a ssure or it would be permissible [or a restau- Wait Till The Refrigeratorll Food Freezerll R. T,JONES even make probable his e lection. The Democrats h ave great ad- rant to cor:tinue to operate at the site " Automatic Washing Machinell vantages. They lead the Republicans by a wide margin in r egis- but would not allow the change of use Sun Shmes NellIe trations . For 20 ye~rs t h ey h ave demons trated an ability to at- of, ~~ e ~ :~~e ;~;; e d this week that he Jean Peters Rangell Wat':r°~e;:terll Dryerll tract most of t h e 1l1depe ndent voters who h o ld t h e balance of has not given up the fight and sa Id he , •••••• ill • • • • • • Kitchen Cabmetll & Sillkll * power. If h e is to w in, E isenhower must get virtually 100 per ~~ , Sales & Service FUNERAL cent of t he regulat· R e publican vote, a s ubs tantial majority of ~~ DIRECTOR t h e independent vote, and some of t h e r egister ed Democratic V V V II CI · 7\.T d vote. That is r. la r ge order . It will take a real campaignet' a nd a I' our eanlng 1 s NEWARI{ ELECTRIC CO. ~' or ~ ~'a lee real campaign on the p a r t of a ll concerned to accomplish it. " • ~~ 173 E. Alain Phone 2·6872 E isenh owever's s uccess at Chicago was , in large meas ure based Check Towne's Eff,c,ent Service ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ PHONE* 2.6221 on the thought t hat h e alone of t h e possible candidates could t ; lift, inspire, and gain t h e confidence and s upport of t h e masses j Completel y ODORLESS Cleaning ~ I>------:;-----;------~---= of voters. The reason for t his was well expr essed by one editor ~ 122 West *Main Street who said : "Many Ame ricans h ave though t of Mr. Ei enh ower j All Clothing PRESSED To PERFECTION Skill-Experience NEWARK. DELAWA lll as their President because he seem s to expre s and e mbody t h at j CUFFS And POCKETS Brus b e d for which t heir hearts hunger. He is a man w h o in a cynical age I does not fear to believe in s imple t hings, w h o h olds to t h e copy I j Missing B UTTONS R eplaced Free Of Charge . Dependability book m axim s. He talks s incerely of love of country . He is proud j NO Annoy ing TAGS Left In Gariu;'llS FORMAL of its past and believes intensely t hat its future li es in adhering to . Prescription.filling dependability the traditions that made it great." j SPOTS? - We Keep TI~ el11! ~ is our keynote I The AkIn and WEA R many years of experience of our That, very likely, is Candidate Eisenh ower's greatest single for asset. 10% Off For Cash and Carry I professional pharmacists assure you only accurate results. HIRE Worth Repeating and wailing. -Josiah G. Holland PHONE 3822 ~~ Tuxedos, Cuta .... ,~ Full Dre .., Wltlt. Charity Is quite as rare as wisdow, For Pick-up and Delivery Service When necessary we will be glad to pick up your prescription, fiU I~ Formals. 'but when charity does appear, it is Never think Ihat God's delays are OPEN , A M TO 6 PM' and dellver It to you. GUARANTEED TO fiT NEIGHBORS Re.sonlble Rlttl PHARMACY Your Arro" store :;~;:;~:;: ~~~:~~:,~~~~~ ~:~,:;~;;~.~~;;~:~~~ !~~~~y ~eane~'~:'k !?~~ ~ 72 E. MILIn Dial Z900 - 2213 , ~\f SLIGH'S ME 's WEAR el There is no great achievement that happy, nor even honest. Dell -Junius ~~ ~ 0000 ~ gOOOO 0 ~ 00000 0 ~ 0 00 ~ § 0 C'? I.------______.J New. rll 173 E. Main stre ".,· is not the result at patience working . ..--- .------The N e war k Pos t, N e wal'k, D e lawal'e, T hur day, S e pte m bel' 4, ] 952 MRS. PLOGER HO TES Mrs. J ennie Campbell has returned S e v e n TO G LASGOW L U B G RP. to her home on Amste l Avenue-afl r .Season Sa ndwiches With Dressing ,.. Social Events Mrs. Alfred P logel', Tanglewood several months slay al the Maple Lane wi ll be hostess to the Septem- crest Con valcscir.g Home a t Prices CLASSIFIED bel' m eeting oC the Glasgow Home Corner. I LLA T01\ Tn 'K j 4-H L B C O MBl E Dem onstr ation Club on Tuesday af- -0- \'O ' OL-, 1\ \1 IZI'V 0 " T ORE D I P L 1e rr: oon, S cptembcr 9, at 1:30 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hayns,~ J,' .. alld ADVS II'E I) I) I tol e;. ,,,, , : " r , '::" A Y 1I1 ,·s. Sa muel L ckerman a nd Mrs. daughtel' Marilyn, have returned to The l1Ior rr;lgl of \llS. Hden M. \~ 0 1- rhe West G "O ve and Lal: den berg Edward Nei lan, leaders for the month their hom e ir. Atlanta, Georgia, after swn. dou~htLT of \/1'. and Mrs. Her- 4-!-{ C I Ub ~ have a rmngeJ to set up a wil l d!!t,1 with the subject, "How I n~ a visit willi I\1rs. Wm. E. Hay s, and ·Jan Wollaston, 17 East Park Place vn ndow dISp lay at Py le's Store in W st telligent Am J 3S a Voter?" ~1iss Mary Hayes, Delaware Ave. md Mr. 311lsbur.v Lve S track, of Grove, P a., Ca l' two weeks beginning .______-0- ~~ivld~nce, H. I., son J}~ Mrs. . A. \" dn sday morning, Sqlt; mb I' 3. \VILLING WORKE R S S O . Mr. and Mrs. V rnon Isaacs, and Slrack o( Auckland. N. Z. took p lace West G m ve 'J-J-f CluL LVU S ? wurde ::l son David of Salem, Ohio, have I' _ 'turday .flcn:olll', August 30, at 4 first pnze blue ri bbon (IJ I' its ('x hibH ME ETI NG T UESD AY EVE. tW'ned home after a viSi t with Mrs. ;~Iuek in Ihe Nl'wark Methodis t 'll: "Outdoor Cook ery" a t the Round- T he Willing Workers Society oC t ~ l e Catherine K nowles, PI'Ospect Ave. Church wilh lh,' Itev. Dr. J . J . Bunt- Up at London G!'Ove Meeting H ouse on lIead of Christiana P resbyteria n - 0- Ing. Jr., pastor. Jl~r(u!' mlng the doubl August 26. At tha I lime lhe L anden- Church will m eet Tuesday evenir. g, Mr. and Mrs. 1ra C. J ones a nd sor. _~-:::::::-:-~ ______0 ring ceremony. . berg 4 ~H Club was awa rded 100 ; September 9, a t 8 o'clock at the home Frazer h a ve retul'ned home from L h~~~l e O:;ca , ~;t,,;,L I:;G~ STUD!::!, l' TU Gil'en in 1I111'rl(lge by her fa the r, co:npletlon embl em a nd conllnc r. ded by of Mr. a nd M rs. J a mes F oster, near Wildwood, . J ., her e they sp ent the dealershi p 0" J., ~ :.;Jl h Vocal solos were giver. by Miss Pa- and Mrs. Orville Ottey, " rogl'am cha ir-' and wi ll enter Bennett Junior Col- ; Mrs. F rank J. Tolomeo and son " P J " ark '& Fai,' H Ili. R'~~ n;~CI'~ ~ t ~~~ ~ e NEI~ = ! I mria Phillips and was accompanied m an, will be in charge of the program. / PERSONALS lege, MillbrOO k, N. Y., this Ca ll. Ih a ve returned home from a w e ~ k s ~ ~_ ton 947-W- 2. 9-4-11p by Mrs. G. S. StamatolI w ho played The progl'am will be th e p resenta- / -0- cation in Atlantic City, N. J . ______FYR NISHED I'IOUSE Av.lI lable s e-;;tIs the wedding music. tion of the Program for the 1\e w Quacj - L Member s of the Department of Del- - 0- ,vlIlg I'o om . kitche n, 2 bedroom &. Among th OSe who ha ve en tertained I'ennl' unl \vl'th the subJ'ect "Tha t the M r. and Mrs .. George F rost, J r. oC aware America n Legion Auxiliary un M A B IN MEMORI AM I ~~~ ::~ fi~~ P I~uc~t, ~~o, oh' anR' l e cl are"a"ld'O,'.~ ,'oooo,nlll. • • • c - 4 rs. . . R obel'son, Jr., ar:d sons In l ov ln r memory or h usb and nnd 011 heat Nice aJ d .1 lor Ihe bdde include Mrs. J . H. R umer Kingdom of God May Be Rea li zed." 111 2 J-Iah70n DI'IVC, Gar fi e ld P ark, a l'e del the l e~~ e l ship of Mrs: P a ~ 1 D. have returned home Crom a months [ather, Ph~'P B. WllI 'amson s bh thday, Hental $13.0; 00 ~ e l '~out-~~Wr.a~~ ; P~~; i 01 Newark who enter ta ined at the , Offi cers of the Soci ety wi ll be the par- receiving congratulat lOr. s on the bir th Lovett, Challman oC Rehablh a tlO!. Will stay at Ocean City, N. J . SepLembe, 10 I Est" 'e Phone Ncwar k 824 t 9-4- U'c Hob las t week. ~~r . and M rs. Robed ticipants with M rs. L ester Beers as oC a baby daughter born Sept. 3 at pa rticipa te in . .t he ~ J1 day ca rnival . to bU ~W~I':;t1 11 "i~ ~~y , d!~U;S , ;~~,0~~c~0:n~~y~1 ______~ ~ _ __.::~ Powl, Rising Sun, Md ., er.terta in ed th e leader. the Wl lm mgton Genera l Hospi tal. be held a t P ell Y Pornt HQs pltal, P eny- us th Is wo ,ld ean nevcl' fi ll " For Sale ('c wedd ing party a t their home a t Members of Ci rcle No. 8 w ith M,·s. 1111'S. F rost will be r emem bered as v ille, Md., S un day, September 7, for . DRESS MAKING SUITS Sadly missed by w,feL MlI 'am and " THOR NE SEE D WHEA T $2---- bl\ffel supper folowing the rehearsa l. Delir.a Ginther as leader w ill conduct Miss Edna L indeU. The Frosts' h a ve the enti re hospitali zed group at th at I " - . - . sons and dauglllc,·' ~ n d grandchild, en . Phone 2-0542 aIter 9 P.M ..25 Pg~':! I _~~~ Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dawson, N ewaTk, the worship service. one other child, a son George. place. I A N D A L TERATIONS CARD OF THANKS ' FREESTONE PEACHES 1m a luncheon Cor the wedd ing p ar ty Members of Circle No. 1 with Ed- . -<)- - i . - forW ethe wi smh anyto exxprpressess io onus r ofAP prsymeCipaationthy /I3 w. A l so cpoklng" app- leWs.HIT OpeE n& daYllEyL_ - OII Saturd ny. ward Spear as leader w ill be hoslesses. 'Mr. a nd Mrs. Arthur B. Eastman, M I ~ Ce ci l H . Van San -Ohoate St., is III l'y r e Avenne extcnded to ' u s du rIng ou r recenl be- S ,P,,~~ ayeS~~~n g"sIO p en Labor Day. No A reception at the home of the All members are urged to be pres- J r. and Mr. ChaJ'les Eastmar. motored a patient in the WilmIngton General' • r ea v e m e n lm~n ~, e ri~e:~ :, of husband and J Ill iles wcsr of ~~ ~n~r ~ab; nai~" 'l!:it';~~{ bride's parer. ts followed t he cere- ent a t this the first m eeting of the to BolJings Spr ings, Virginia the past Hospita l, W ilmin gton, 'Mr. Van San t Phone 2-1631 father. J ~r s S M~ e M grg~ n and daughLer ~~P le tlo n- j{le I11 Sb l eSVi l1 e Hoad at Barks- mor.v alter which the couple left on Ca ll work. weekend. Th ey were accompanied by recently returr.ed Cram a vacati.on .In .. I Rouet,e 31m6. l Pe honOeU lhE lkofto nCowe 4j)5-Jn tow-I nJ Ion a t;ip th rough the New England tiheir a unts Miss Virginia Henkle and Atlantic City, N. J . ~~..,,~~~~ ~n. ri -2 1 ~J't~ Slates and Canada. M I S S I ONAR Y SOC IETY Miss l rene Henk le who were r eturr.- - 0- . I i~ I FLEXIBLE '::ARLON PLASTIC "E. F." The bride is a graduate of Dickin ing hom e Mrs. C. E. Douglass of K entway IS ~ THE V 0 G U E ,~ , ~} p el now on hand. \ ~ inch 14c PI' foot; I I , 4 !On Coll ege, Carlisle, P a., and received P R E SENT S P A GEANT . -0- . TI t' . I .' $~ I nch 20c per foot· I lIl eh 27c per Mr d M J h V H 'J VI SI Ir.g re a Ives..:_o wa. HAIR STYLIST ' ~ ~~.ot 'sl\:n ~n~\.38io r,~ I · ~~~ i n~II ~~ ~~fPi:- ~~ ve~s~~~~r~c~~g~~~ ' k f ~i~ I~o l~:~ i a I en::h~~!~t :~~e;o~e~ ~~n~ i~ ~ i ~~l: '~ oS: ~ rece i~i~~ c o n~;at~ l a~ i on's O~lm;h ~o ~i ~ ~~ Mr. a nd Mrs. Reginald D. Wood and I :~ ~~ Main St. 8-18,2i,28 ;9_4C llr. Stra ck, a Fulbd ght student, is I ci ty of the First Presbyter ian Chur ch of a da ughter, Lynne, ir. the Wilming- son Arthur of Syracuse, N. Y., have ~ 38 W est Main Street N e w a rk, D e lawa r e r CROSLEY ELECI HEF. IN GOO D CON- a graduate oC th University of Auck- wil l be held ,' n Thul'sday, Septembe r ton Genera l Hospi tal on !'londay, returned home a Cte l' 8 sever al days Col(l Waves $] 2 ~O ~:j~o 'l; . MH ea s o n a b l e. Phone 8771 aI~er lar.d and was gradua ted from Dickin- I l at 7: 45 w hen a special pageant w ill September 1. The baby is their sec- visit with Mr. Wood" aur. ts Miss May . .0) IIp 'I 0-28-2tc lOn where he was elected to P h i B eta be presented ":;;ver the Frontier," a I ond daughter, Ga le is the older one. K err and lVJ.i ss Alice Kerr . INCLUDING S TYLE C UT ~ 119'.1. WI'!'LEY TRAIL EH- 3lft. Mil l Creek Kappa. He recei vcd his m aster de- Sesquice ntenni. 1 P ageant of NaLi ona l .~ ~, o ll e , Camp. Abe Heynol ds. 8-28-2tp ~;:======--==== gree lrom Yale University and w ill Missions. Wome n of the congrega ti or. Hours: Mon.-Sat. 9 A.M. until 5 P .M. ~. 193J FOH D PANEL TRUCK Phone 2-8781 receive his doctor degree from Brown w ill take the va, iollS p arts in the pro- THE BIBLE PRESBYTE'RIAN CHURC H Ollen Wednesday 9 A.M. until 9 P .M. i B-28-2tp UniverSity P I'o vid nee, R. 1. in J une. gra m. OF N E WARK, DELAWARE Phone 6375 B c;.Jf~ : ~:g~e~~l1.';:'o";, e c2C:fis~: ' 9~:~i~ Member s of t he Wom en's Missiona ry 294 E. Ma in St. TWO WHEEL -:rRAlLER . 4 Caldwell P I. ' Irs. Raymond Phillips, Miss Vir-; Soci ety of WhHe Clay Creek Chu: ch OO~t." ~~~~~~~~~OO 9-4-ltp g~ i a Phillips, Miss J ean P hillips a nd Ia nd the Women ?C the Head of Chrlst- BELIEVING ALL THE BIBLE TO BE THE WORD OF COD; lh Raymo nd Sammor. s oC Townsend la na Church Will be guests of the STANDIKG AGAIN ST THE MODERN APOSTASY AND SIN; JOHN D EERE, 2 ho,'se plow . p ractica lly na ve returned home from a v isit to I evening. CONTINUING IN THE HISTORIC PRESBYTERIAN FAITH; ne w . Phone Newark 6· JJ 5 1. 9-4-ltp llr. and Mrs. Ray Sammons, J r ., of , T here will be a shor t business ses- P RESENTING CHRIST AS L ORD AND OUR ONLY SAVIOUR; TURKEYS AL WA YS ovn il able. R. J . ~'C I Guelph, Canada. Is ior.. WE WELCOME YOU TO OUR SERVICES singer, n e8l' Oglc towll, Phone N ewark +fk~~, • H e l e n e e m ' lis 4856 9-4- Uc ------SUNDAY: USED VACUUM CLEANERF GOOD CON- S unday School 9:45 A.M. dition. Phone 2217. 9-4-11c Toni Morning Worship 11 :00 A.M. shampoo • FRESH EGGS d elivered to y our h orne. E vening Evangelistic Service 7:00 P .M. ~~ w a l ' k 6-2572 9-4-2tc NANCY MILLER WEDNESDAY: Bible Study and P rayer at 8:00 P .M. S hadow Wave MAH OGANY DIN ING ROOM extensio n plus,e99 • tab le Wi t h Icaf an d pad s. Black lac Rev. J ohn W. S anderson, Jr., P astor E lect q ll,e r d ine tte table. 36" po rce lain CaJ- For S unday S chool Bus Service - Call 3245 a cter 6 P .M. I fi'd;lJ :a Sn~·~~,~ g ~ h~n~ 965 rd~ r e ru g 9 ~~~(~ SCHOOL OF DANCING conditions Bt'eck 1 • B L~ G . LOTS . Welch Tract Hoad . Phonc ~~~~ e'Ve1l "difficlIlt" 4425 . 9-4-7tp A.nnOlUtces +-:.-:.. : -:.. :-:..: •• : .. : .. : -!":-:• •: • •:-:.-: .. :-: .. : •• : -:.. : .. :-:- :.. :":-: ":":-:":-:•• : •• :-: •• : •• : •• :":~ .. : .. :-:-.: • •: •• : :-:.. : .. :-:. hair to • D" e n e J DOZ. NE W HAMPS HIll E RED pu llets. ~ ea d y to s ta rt la ying. Ca ll Ne wark Fall Reg is tration gloriolls l1atl/ral 422t after 6 p.m. 9-4-l1c Pre n GENERAL STORE. 5 miles from New eLA S AND P RIVA TE INSTRU CTION , radiance • a r k , S tock a nd fixtu res. L ow re nt. Pho ne Newark 2- 1593. 9-4-3tp for • Halo 10 ROOM HOUSE with 2 apartments wi th 5 r oom s nnd bath each o n good lil r cct. Toaay 4 oz. 8 3 ca r garage. Old Shade . A vote ran B eg in ner - Inte rmediate - Advanced 59c- oz. $1 could b u y th is ho use w ith sm all down pay men t a nd r ent o ne apa rtment lor S tudents ~s(~II ~: n ~8~O .~ Y C~I~1 e~ ~r ~~.fg her a ~::j Esta te, WcJ!a re Home Rd. Sm y rn ~, D e l. In Pho ne Smyrna 9455, op en 7 days a Tap T oe 'The Best Buy Is A. t Rhodes' week . O. 4. atc 4 BURNEH , FLAT TOP FLOHENCE GAS Ballet A c r o b atic range. Phone 3871. 9-4-l1c • HEA DQUARTE R S FOR S CHOOL S m>PLIES FLORENCE APT. size electric ronge. Reg. Musical Com e dy Ballroom price $179.50 now only $129.50. Jack. Eve rything the scholar will n eed so n's Hardwar StoTe, 0-4 ... 1tc At NESCO CHEF ELECTR IC STOVE willi • COSMETICS - aU the famo118 names built-In roaster. Heg. price $lt9.50 now A RK M ASONIC TEMPLE only $79.50 Jackson's Hardware Store. lEW 9-4-11c D elawar e Avenue and Haines Street • BABY NEEDS - A c omple te baby n eed s d e pl. • MfseeUaneoua Regis tration : Friday Sep t . 5 - 3 to 5 P .M. • PRESCRIPTIONS - Since 1856 or by Phoning : Wilm, 4-8272 ?-.;- :A L A S ES BEGIN S A T U RDAY, S E PT. 13 .--,. Be sure your family 'gels all tlie ad· • S ELF SERVICE - W e have jus t adde d 5 n e w e ctions (approx. 270 f eet) for y our con :vantages. Start saving now. Tlier~ !Will be plenty of uses far money, v e nie nce and e a s y s hopping. CALL 6345 I~t~, in~lydin.g ~ucatiRn91 ~~ For P r o mpt Delivery W1L~nNGTON TRUST COMPAlW From Your F avorHe Store Farmers Trust Office This Service is Your Service Newark, Delaware ------_.- *- Foxcatcher Cup Steeplechase Highlights Fair Hill Program The Newark Post capitol Always one of the highlights of the. .~ ' The N e wark Pos t, Newark, Delaware, Thurs day, p t mbe l' 4, 1952 ~ fall s ason in this section the popu· J I LIT ~rJ~l~g~h~t======;:======~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;;;;:~===I======lar C cll County Breeders Fair, 0 Inny ongt. en 0 I G . II property annunlly. Accidents=::::::::::: to be held Saturday, S pte.mber .6, R'de I d'a He p Two Newark Boys Hen Mentor Harness Racing To Maryland 1'1( (erS about 18,000 dealhs each, raillt promises Lo be one of the bIggest In I n Ie: n m S H 1"1 F' P . 1.500,000 Injuries. )ear !!:l the 13·year history of the fair. I La . IS' I Hiahly Praised By tart Tonight At 0 t. ~ U'st ractIce William duPont, JI·., who sponsors the n UI e peCIa b • event, this week revealed that entries Delaware Coach Kent-Sussex Fair 17 Veterans Return From Dial 4941 For it: the cattle and horse show have been Crack Canadian Hor e 'Vill Last Year's C hampions Your Po t lib crilllloD v ry gratifying, and that both shows P articipate In Inte rnational At 400 Trotters, Pacers Will will have a large variety of entries in Laurel On October 18 Don Rumer, Charlie Sullivan Compete For Bigger Purs es; Sixty-eight members of the 1952 Uni- all of the varIous classes to be repre· Expected To ~Iay Important _"",~,t4~,"",!,~F,',"','.,',',.-;,~"",',',',',. s nted. Johnny Longden, champion jockey Rolls On Hen Elev en Leading Driver Gets Watch versity of Maryland f 00 tb a 11 squacI r M,·. duPont, following a complete in· of America with over 4,000 winr.ers, reported [or early fail pracllce which 'I ~ spection o[ the grounds with William notified Laurel Race Course olTicials University of Delaware head foot The fali meeting of the Kent & began Monday, J ames M. Tatum, head ~ Susse Raceway here will get un- football coach and dIrector of athletics > LEO !\ A. Shelton, superinter.dent, expressed today that he wi ll be at the Maryland ball coach Dave 'Nelson ,took a brief compl te satisfaction with the cattle track on Saturday, October 18, to time out recently from the study of derway tonight. announced tillS wee k .;~ ~ T. Brinton Holloway, general mar.- lnclud d In the group were 24 let- >1 ~ ~~:~b~~~~hg;~~l;~~~~ :O~~:tCC~l~~ ~~~ ~~~s~l,e I~~:n B~~~p,CI;~Ckth;a$;g,~~~ his rivals' ways and mear.s to dis- ag r of the track, said today that termen from the Sugar Bowl champion- 5 " lional Cup Steeplechase will be run. Washington, D. C. Ir.ternational event. cuss some of his own. some 400 horses, Including top pac- ship team as well as SIX others who I ~ WI ll give yo u a stretCh band ~ More than 300 head o[ Jersey, In [act, the English-bom veteran of While Coach Nelson holds IiI Iy to Guernsey, Ayrshire and Holstein cat· 26 years in the saddle, now riding a\ an ea rly season statement that the ~~~s a~od ~~~~~i\~. have fi lled the sta- :~~;~~el~~~~~~g~:lm;e~~to~,~~.sd~~~.'! , :: ,I,:~~r::.~eOfJlu::~:~;,~ O~e;n ~:~:: :: tie have be I: entered in the caille show the Del Mar track in California, said 1952 B lue Hen squad will be "small Improvements have beer. made to newcomers to the varsity. i~ 42.50. :: by exhibitors from Delaware: Mary- he and Bell, who have beer. lifetime er, lighter and younger" than last the track for the coming meet, tip- Tatum again will have the usual , I lun d and Pennsy lvania. Judglllg WIll i fl"iends, will be at Idlewild Airport year's team, he has several good pros ped (0 be one o[ the most succcssful two-a-day practices for the fint two Z~ "Leo's SJI(,(·ial i'riCI''' ;, get underway 9 o'clock Daylight ~av- in New York on Sept. 8 to greet the peets for the coming season. in harness circles anywhere. weeks. As in past years, the ftrst ses- ~,~ , . While other' makers talk dream cars; ( / Ford is' selling theirs •••• and all Amel'ica loves thCD1!1I ·Why drive in the past, , . now, when all the newest linkage makcs all bandling a treat ; ";- ; less tirill ::: ~ advances in automobiles can he yours in a '52 Ford for A RIDE THAT'S A CLOUD.PADDED DREAMI 60 lillie m o ney? You'll have the advantage of Ford's , n ew FuU·Circle Visibility, with a huge, curved o ne-piece Youll whisk around the curvcs witb bardly any " !teeli ,,!::' FOLLOW U. 8. 13 You'U gJjdc over thc bumps witb scarcely a bouncc. jo'nnJ"a windshield and ear·wide rear window (16% more TO CARLISLE 5 N ew Automatic Ride Control teams up a new lower ,·PII I,·' visibility than a ny o ther low·priccd car) , You'll have a of gravity , , , new, wider front tread, , , and rea t~IrCd li),o on Churchman'lf Road car with tbe sleekc t, smartest body in the low-price Ford's new diagonally mounted rear sbock absorbers, ~ 'cit!. And you'll have the convenience of the latest · 11New: 1911 Merc ury and Martin Outboard Motors e ngineering advanccs like suspended pedals and new ' NEW POWER THAT'S A DREAM, TOOl Ford's nO-h.p. Strato·Star V·8 is the most powerful I li~h' Fleetcraft and Trojan Boats . Cen t er· 1~ iL1 F ueling. ;> - - compression enginc in its ficlel. Ford's lOl.b.p. 1" ra~(J Roberts Kit Boats - Hagge rty Sell Shells THE KIND OF PARKING ~a~e r Six is thc only aU·ncw bigh.comprc ion, 10w.rricti.u U YOU'VE ALWAYS DREAMID ABOUT I 1 ) 51.'( many low.pri cd ear. And both have Ford's Automatio ~ and Sportsman - ft. A n g l e r fJIt,,"lu a.4· Old •••~n. 12 14, 14 Power .Pilot for more "go" per gallon. (A Ford ix '\It l! You ca n park on "dime:' with Ford's newCas icrstccriJ1g; ? O vcrdrlvc was "Class AU winner in the Mobilgas E 'UUO LIIY "Where. Friend. Mee'" 12·14-16 ft. Sea Quee n and smaller lUrnlllg radIUS. Ford's symmetrical steering AND Run this year,) " . - - O.K.'D QUALITY Plas ti·Crai l Boats CARS • GOST • LESS Boat Trailers Open Thurs. 'Til 9 o'Clock Outboard PariS, R e pairs, and Serv ice Ph. DeL City 4431 (or 4568) USE OUR EASY PAY1'.IENT PLAN Ford Traeton and Dearborn Eqnlpmenl Open E",ening, Phone 6.2328 FADER MOTOR~ COMPANY Newark The Newark Post, Newark, Delaware, Thlll'sday, September 4, 1952 Nine and church s ssions w ill be r esumed nesday, S pl. 10, at 8:00 P.M. Artillery Battalion of the 471h 1n- after Its termination 10 do some sight i I with the Sunday SchOOl m eeting at In si x y aI'S, Ihe Federal govern Capitol Tr:~ ws oM rs. Atwood J ohnston, p resid nt of lantry Division. H e will probably see i n~ a nd Iheatcr going. They w nt 10:00 A.M. and churCh service at the Tmp rovcmel: l Society. r eports tha ·. ment has In k 11 from th ' A meri nn 11 :00 A.M. leave Newark about Sept. 10 lor his up w Ith a J;I'OUp of twelve D eleware I nl U I ~ h O P , Correspondent it was voted at the last meeting to trip ac)'f)SS ollnlty. I gionr.aires. ",ador e . I'hoM 0:1l 8 '1'h, pastor will P I' sent a ser ies of YOll w ill find poetry llowh ere, u n- peopl morc money than all the do- contribu te $1 00 to the church light Mr. and Mrs. Leona rd Wo llastOl: and MI'. E ugene Racine was taken to m ssages dUI·ir.g th month 01 Sep ing fund. less YOll bring some with you. mcslic taxes llr government I vIed their three daughters, Lora L e, Judy Johns Hopk!ns H ospital in Baltimor We rt'~,,·t to "'1"" t till' tIl,tlth of MI'. tcmb 1', on "Builders With God." T he A committee of t wo, M I'. 'l'a lb rt -Jos ph J oubert in the previous 150 y nrs. /01' Ann, a nd D on nn Lyn, Cooch's Br idge last w p ~ :" for observation and lr a t F ~h,,,dJ. \I Ih) pass,'d away on theme next S unday is "CI Br ing I' Chalmers and MI'. Elm Ga Uaher. R oad, spent last weekend a t Atlantic ment. H e is th~ grand father of Mrs. lit IllS, home on The Way." :~:~,,"~U'gu.'t ~U. was appointed to lnv stigale t he pos City. Willi, m Hudson, J r. of Glasgow Road. p"i1Y Drunun"u,l ]luad. lI u lwd been R ev. BIshOp will m oderate a con sibility of purchasing llew chairs for gregationa l meeting at th H ad of the church. The Rev. and Mrs. Wall ace M. T hJ t wer.ty-fHlh annual reunion of III aboU\ ~~'~~ll::~:lt:\.I(I'~"l' held on Mor- hristl ana Ch urch a t 12: 15 next Sun P r. n packer and their daughters, tre dcscendants of J ohn and Mary OPENHOU E f:UI:\~;;~ ;he H,"·. Nur",an Jr. F ord, day, for the purpose of electing :l Ca rol a nd Jane of Memphis, T nn.. Agnlts L aws was held on S eptember spent a part of their mont.h's vaca tion fi rst. L abor Day, at White C rysta l at the d';tor (l( tlw Chu rch .,[ thu .BI'l,thr n, nomil:ating committee which w ill in News FrOln with MI'. and MJ·s. Charles Goll in Manor. below Earlville, Maryland. A ~i('iatltlg. Intl'J"J1tl'l t was In Sllv r - vestigate a nd r ecommend ca ndidat s fur the pu lpit. Glasgow. number of people from this area were b~lOk Cernrt,ry.. .. Cooch's Bridge and W. ~Iaxwl'll "a, .I" olW , atol of a The S nJOr Choir w ill resume r egu M,·. and Mrs. Golt also had as their among the seventy-fiv e d scendar.ts wer hou sl' Ht tI,,· Krebs p lant f the luI' I' h ursals on Monday. September Glasgow gil st for dinner or. Thursday, Augusl a tt ending this year . This was a very BELLEMONT po I'onl Cumpauy 11,' IS survIved by 8, at 7:00 P .M. 21, Mr. a nd Mrs. William M. Golt and small proportion o.f the numiJer ex I their da ughl ers, Dorothy and Cynthia, pecled, but the storm tha t day kept ~~ ",(l', ~Irs. Ellith I. Maxwcll ; a S r., M iss H azel J ohnston h as ca ll ed a CorreSllonllent: Dorothy 11. Seckel' 215 Wes t Main Street Horry E. ~li"wl'lI, ,h.; hIS p G OOl'gO / No. 658 Civil Plaintiff. Action. 1952. v. ALIAS SUM- Arthur Glover George MONS IN COLLEGE PARK Defendant. DIVORCE !HE STATE OF' DELAWARE. ON ELI(TON ROAD, NEWARI(, DELAWARE 0.75 MILES FROM MAIN STREET Also Complete Line of Jarmon Shoes Opcn Wednesday a.nd FrIday till 9 P.M. SALES OFFICE OPEN Sf SEPTEMBER .- 6th /IIuch MURRAY'S TOGGERY HABERDASHERY - SHOES APPAREL FEATURES: CORNER HOUSES Newark 148 E. Main Newark Poured COllCt'ete Foundations Cost $11,500 All Brick Construction Down'Payment $2,400 Real La th & Plaster Walls Monthly Pa~ents $59.55 Hardwood Floors BREEZEWAY HOUSES Full Basement Cost $10,900 Garage Down Payment $2,240 Recreation Room Monthly Payments $57.40 Tile Bath & Kitchen Large Dining Room INSIDE HOUSES $9,990 3 Bed Rooms Cost Down Payment $1,790 Oil Burner IT'S Warm Air Recit'culated Heat Monthly Payments $53.25 HOMOCENIZED VITAMIN D Electric Hot Water Heaters All Agreements Signed At This Time • You bet k iddies like Pensupr me HVD Milk. Briggs Steel Sink & Tub Guarantees The Delivery Of These Don ' t put up w ith creaky, And you should be glad they do lor it's !.heir shaky floor, in y our new ticket to heallh now that they have returned to hom e. onc rCle subfl oor:. Houses At These Prices. Applications school ar.d are missing all that outdoor sunshine. Electric Ranges squelc h those squeaks. T h ey Stay ri gid and level; they can't • This Is the milk that gives every onc o( them Stationary Tubs Now Being Accepted. sag, warp or seule to cause their full share of the sunshine vitamin - Vila Sli cking d oor~ , gapi ng base. min D. Each quart is fortlJled wIth 400 U.S.P. unIts boards Or plas te r c racks. of "natural source" Vitamin D. Concrete subfloors are eConomi ca l and firesafc a nd • H ere's your chance 1.0 give your children what FHA APPROVED and INSPECTED :~;m a p er f~cl base for any they like and what they need .. . bettcr-tastir.g, Or Coveflng-hardwood vitamin-rich Pen supreme HVD l\Ulk. linoleum, ca rpeli ng, lile 0; ttrrallO. T he undcrs ide o f Casselmac, Inc. sOme can be pa i nt ed or Ask for It at your .tore - elt your door. Developers 69th & Walnut Streets :llilerc d ; ol he r s g ive umed ceiling effe cts. Upper Darby, Pa. PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATI O N Wltnut St. , l'blladd phla 2, Jla. Exclusive Hanby.Worrall and Associates, Inc. REALTORS Sales Agents Wilm. 5·9648 Newark 2269 The September 4, 1952 Ten Fannel' Warned Louviers Building Of Corn Pickel's (Continued from P .. ~e 1) L "H" to permit a grepter use of natural Eighteen Delawareans were maimed light around its , rimeter. It will ar:d hurt in corn pickers last year. provide spaCe equiv&'ent to ha lf that That mans many more than eighteen of the Nemours Building, and will be suffered. lost time and money, and equipped with escalators instead of went through a lot of anxiety, says elevators. All wooded areas on the Miss Louise R. Whitcomb, of the Del- . t.ract have been preserved except aware Agricultural Extension Service. 'ifHe FULL I:ENNY TREATMENT w here il was necessary to cut drive Corn pickIJog iime is roliing around IS MII.O£: AVAILABLf: AT KENNY ways through. again, and it is not too soon to start fOUNDATION TREATM£':NT CENTERS thinking of sarety precautions for this ACROSS THE COUNTRY. EACH OF arm-eatc,·, continues 'Miss Whitcomb. THESE CENTERS IS ~FFEO ev POST SUBSt:RIPTION Corn pickcrs aren't the or.ly ma GRAOUATE KENNY T~EAAPI5TS, chincs involved in serious accident~ AAD MEOICAL ~ WHO AR.E $2.00 Per.. Year at harvest time, howevel. In one year ' ~AMILIAR WITH THE l<.ENNY in Delaware shc points out. there were CONcePT AND meATMENTOF= 75 other farm machin!! accidents with BLANCHE MAE EVERE'IT POl-IO. tractors beir.g probably the mosl dan gerous farm impl ments because they Slip Covers, Drapes and RcuphoIstcrlnJr are used most often. Estimates free with or withoot material "Olher machines which weI' involv Newark , Del., Route-l-Oglelown Road ed in accidents on Delaware farms arc mowcrs, combines, plows, saws, Phone: Newark 6105 grai r.drilis, balers, and trucks. Each caused accidents which cou ld have been avoid d. "Take time to be careful this har • •••••••••••• vest;' asks Miss Whitcomb. "Check safety pj·ecautior.s, sa fety shields, and your own safety conscience every time ELK Theatre ~ you opera te a machine. Let's be sa fe, IDol' PAoCKS AND ATrE.NDANT Healthful A.ir Conditioned not SOI'I"I'Y." p(ClOCeDURES'(O LENGTHEN Winter and Summer , .'S\oIORTEN&'\) NlI>",C:LES; Maxwell Funeral Elkton. Md. Phone 92 EARLY APPLICATION OF FULL KENNY \ Held On Monday _":J::.,,::...= T::R::Eti=:J::M:::E::N::T:::I::S::IM:::PO::R'l::::AN:::T=I::N::PR:::EVE= Nl':='NG==R:lL= '=O=CR:=1P= PI..:::'N=6=! :::.__ i Friday Sept. 5 The Fixed Bayonets Fune ral s rvices fa" Harry E. Max Nevrport, of Five Points Ch"pter, N0' 1 Samuel Handloff Nalned weli, 52, were held at 2 p.m. Monday at his home on the Polly Drummond 13 Ol'der of the Eastern Star, and a Committee Chait'man with R oad ,n ar Newark. The Rev. Nor deaccon of lhe Church of the Brelhren Samuel HandlofT, Newark attorney, Richorci Basehart and man F. Ford. pas'nr of the Church of at Richardson P ark. has been appointed chairman of the G. Evans the Brethren, officiated. Ir.termen; was Surviving a,-e his wife, Mrs. Edilh law and legislation committee of the Saturday Sept. 6 in :"ilverbrook C ~ lI1el c ry . L ,Maxwell; ~ son, Harry E. Max- ~:~~~~:;-~onState Volunteer Firemen's MI'. Maxwel' died Friday m n.rnl·-g Double Feature a . nis home after an .11I .ess of about well, Jr., a lso of P olly Drummond His appointmet:t was r evealed last (our n10nth:;. B0r1 i I .. Vvilmingto1", II ~ Road; his parents, MI'. alOd Mrs. Rob- week by John W. Bamberger of Ches Trail Guide h aol lived in this "',';; a ll his lif' . He ert B. Maxwell of Richardson P a rk; wold, newly elected president of the with \' :a~ at: ope. alo: at a p()w~ r h ous~ a~ three brothers, H. James, of Pleasant association. At the same time Mr. the Krebs plant of the DuPont Com Hilis, and Thomas E. and Robert B. Bamberger announced the appoint- Richard Martin and pany. He waS a member of Armstrong of Richardson Park; one sisler, Mrs. ment of George W. Duncan of Wil- Linda Douglas L ~uge ,No. 26, A. F. and A. M., ct Vera V. Johnston of Wilmington Manor, mir.gton to the post of civil defense Steel FI' ftJI ar.d one granddaughter. chairman Qf the group. L (Jltp l"~ l 'estamell tary with Estate oC Cbarles A. Dougherty Deceas ed . Notice Is hereby given lh ~l l L et.ters FlluCI'al SCI'vices He ld DistJ'i ct Commander To Roddy McDowell and o( Al ministratlan upon the Estate of Charles A. Dougherty late of White Clay For Mar y Ann BUI·ke Vi it Local Legion Post Kristine Miller Creek Hundred. deceased, were duly granted uuto Willnrd A . Dougherty , on Funeral services for Miss Mary Ann MOI'l'is Wasserman, New Caslie the Twenty-ninth day oC Augus t, A.D. Burke, 72, of Newark, were held at Counly district com mander of the De Sunday Sept. 7 1952 and all persons indebted to the said l p.m. Saturday at the William F. partment of Delaware, American L e deceased Bre requested to make pa~r ments to the Administrator without delay, and Jones Suburban Funeral Home, ClaY - I gion, will attend the meeting of J . Macao all persons having ctcrnands against the mont. The Rev. Arthur E. Hardt, pas- Allison O'Daniel Post No. 10 of New d eceased nre required to exhibit and pre with sent the same duly probated to the said tor of Tabernacle Church, of Newark'i ar kon September 9. Jane Russell and Administrator on or before the Twenty officiated. Interment was in Ariir.glon MI'. Wassermar. has announced that ninth day o( August. A. D. 19:)3 or abide Robert Mitchem by the law in this behaH. Cemetery, near Philadelphia. he plans to hold m eetings at val'ious I Addr'Oss David A. Eastburn, Attorney Miss Burke clied in The Memorial county posts during early September. a t-Ia.w. 1118 King Streot. \Vilnungton. Mon.-Tues. Sept. 8-9 1 RESERVED FOR Delaware. Hospi al where she had been a palie,.t Willard A. Dougherty I Administrator for about a week. Some h umming-birds, when divested Wait Till The S e pt. 4. II , 18 Miss Bur ke was a member of the of their feathers, do not exceed the Sun Shines Nellie '>< •.,*." Jean Peters and Gwe tke wo.tclt Itt '~ I~: : ~::,=.. ~::~:+~:,:.. ::_n.' •.' .. David Wayne I N ewark Kindergarten Association- Wed.-Thurs: Sept. 10-11\ ~ iWttUl/r COOPERATIVE KINDERGARTEN We're Not Married 215 WEST MA IN STREET Ginger Rogers and I I Victor Moore I I Hour: 1:30-4:30 P.M. Opening September 8 Friday Sept. 12 Call Mrs. 'Raymond Schultz, Newark 2-1531, For To Have Or Have Notl Registration and Car Pool A Warner Picture •••••••••••••••••••••• m •••••••••••• ••••• ,; • End 01 Season Sale on Give him a handsome new Lord Elgin Ashley, one of the HAND or POWER MOWERS brilliant Elginsehosen by stu dents from Maine to Califor n ia for its modern good looks. 16" A·400 Hand Mower 21" Fairlawn Power Mower Only Elgin has tho hoart thaI NOW WAS NOW ~ never break,- the guaran WAS E1 t.ed DuroPower Mainspring. 00 $28.75 $24.75 $122.50 $100. Gregg Jewelers WAS NOW .... IHIv-"lul 50 00 i1lDbeam. UDivenal and O. E. 18" Fairlawn Power Mower $88. aman Eleo1ria AppllaD $107. Newark'. Store 01 BeUer Valuea 178 E. Main st. Phone :MaG Fall Seed Bargains Domestic Crimson Clover 25c lb. Imported Crimson Clover 19c lb. Belp (4 mustard per oz.) $24.00 cwt. $18.50 cwt. 14c lb. Hairy Winter Vetch 22c lb. Domestic Rye Grass $21.00 cwt. $13.00 cwt. Wanted Balbo Rye $4.20 bu. $4.20 bu. FEMALE WORKERS Abruzzi Rye Oats (full grain) $2.10 bu. FOR LIGHT WORK ON OUR Certified Wong Barley $3.25 bu. Lee Cold-Proof Oats $2.25 bu. PRODUCTION LINES Unartified Wong Barley $3.00 bu. Timothy 25c lb. $11 00 bu. Transportation Forkadeer Oats $2.65 bu. 53c lb. $1.51 bu. Red Clover From Newark Ladino Clover (88% germ.) $31.20 bu. Direct To Our Mammoth Clover 50c lb. Kenland Red Clover 73c lb. $29.40 bu. Plant Gates $43.20 bu. Kansas Common Alfalfa 73c lb. Grimm Alfalfa 70c lb. Bus Leaves Newark Daily Ai. $43.20 bu. $41.40 bu. 7 :20 A.M. And Comes Direct. To Buffalo Alfalfa 88c lb. Atlantic Alfalfa 97c lb. Our Plant Gates. Returns Direct. $52.20 bu. $57.60 bu. From Plant Gate And Arrives Newark 5 :05 P.M. PRICES PERTAIN TO PRESENT SUPPLY ONLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE OPEN DAILY 8 A.M. TO 5 P.M. SATURDAY A.M. TO 12 :00 Aerial Products, Inc. SOUTHERN STATES NEWARK SERVICE ELKTON, MD. Elkton Road Dial 8171 • ••••••••• m ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••