38c 15c 49c 27c 15c 25c The Newark Post 25e 3ge NEWARK, DELAWARE, THURSDAY, JANUARY 7,1937 NUMBER 60 15e 25e 25c LASH IN STATE AETNA LEADER 4H MEMBERS IICOUNCIL TABLES PENSES MADE TO~R~~N~ JUDGE GRAIN AUTOORDINANCE Chief Ellilon Anlwerl 60 S h I °h~ SATUp . RDAAYd l, RETURNS TO NEWARK I NEW PARKING GIVEN NEW ARK'S "FIRST" BABY Alarms; 65 Calli Reported C 0 an Ip as nze. war . During 1936 For County Champion. At Greenwood LIMIT FAILS ASSEMBLY FOR Newark's first birth of 1937 was recorded at 3.50 o'clock BLAZE LOSS REDUCED COBB NAMED OFFICIAL BY BIG VOTE YEAR 1936 .. 37 New Year's morning with the Chief Elmer Ellison, leader of the -- arrival of a 7Y.! pound girl Aetna Hose, Hook and Ladder Com- Corn judging contests, held as prac- Proposes $13,093,428 Betty Jane Cashore. pany, volunteer fire organization of tice sessions for the annual 4-H Club Propoled 2-Hour Measure I. Born at the home of her Newark, topped a list of eight men corn judging contest, which will take Dropped; Erroneoul Be Spent on Government grandmother, Mrs. Rob e r t 'who led in answering calls to fires wace in Greenwood, Saturday, in con and Schools SYltem Stine, 40 E. Main St., the infant last year. Chief Ellison responded to nection with the annual exhibit of "Law" Rescinded and her mother, Mrs. Marie 60 alarms. the Delaware Crop Improvement As STATE HELP REQUESTED --DECREASF I Cashore, came through 'the or Following at his heels was J. H. sociation, have been held throughout 317 Less Than Fundi deal in good fashion, according Rumer who answered 55. Others in the state for the past month, accord Funds Donated for HOIPital; to Dr. M. B. Pennington, who the list are: Assistant Chief Charles ing to C. E. McCauley, boys' club Accident Claim Palled; V~ted In 1935; County handled the case. Tasker, -41; Herb Murphy, 39; C. agent at large, who is in charge of Elects Take Officel Vernon Steele, 37; Clif Moore, 34; the contest. Meters Reported R. Cook, 33; and Charles E. Moore, "We expect to have more than 65 the debacle of last week That Newark's 3-hour parking 29. contestants this year," McCauley said, limit now in vogue on Main Street the General Assembly fail "More than 20 practice sessions have nn unemployment insurance Losses on Decline will not be changed by the present Eminent Theatre been held so far this month and we Council was strongly indicated Mon du ring the special session called A total of 65 caUs was answered Dr. George A. Harter hope to stage a contest which wiU day night when the proposed 2-hour that purpose, although the boys by the local fire fighters which in Figure To Speak put aU the entrants on their mettle." Retired president of the University ordinance was "laid on the. table for to vote themselves the usual cluded 28 in town, 29 within the New of Delaware and professor emeritus future consideration." "for services rendered," the ark district and 8 beyond the dis Four 10-Ear Samples At College Hour of mathematics, Dr. Harter occupied The action, following a 5-to-1 vote, session opened at Dover on trict. The loss by fire within the The youthful corn judge!/' will be his new home at 236 W. Main Street, ended a mild controversy that has ex sday. One of the most prominent figures town for t he year was reported at required to place four 10-ear samples yesterday. A resident of Wilmington $6,070, as compared to $9,006 during of both white and yellow corn and to isted since the idea of a change was oth thc Hou se of Representatives in the American theatr~ today will be for the past several years, the vener introduced by Councilman C. Emer the tate Se nate chose their list 1935. turn in written reasons for their plac the guest speaker at the College able educator served as president of son Johnson at the November session. Rn d then adjourned. The Hour Assembly at the University of The estimated damage by fire with ings. They will also place four single the local institution from 1896 to back on Wednesday Delaware on Tuesday morning, Jan in the Newark district this year was ear samples of both white and yellow 1914. "New Law" Rescinded Senatc wil l remain out of ac uary 12, at 11.45 o'clock. Mr. Barrett $22,865 while a loss of $54,000 was corn. Winners will be chosen by On a motion by Councilman Char until Friday. H. Clark, author, dramatic editor, reported from the out. of district re counties, with each county champion les C. Hubert, the body rescinded the and critic has long been a leader in sponses. The total loss for the year becoming eligible for a scholarship to reading of an erroneous ordinance which amounted to $82,935 shows a the annual junior short course, to be Governor C. Douglass Buck sent a the realm of the nonprofessional at the December meeting which would held at the University of Delaware POLICE CAPTURE to the General Assembly on t heatre. He will talk on some phase marked decrease over that of 1935 have limited parking in the Main recommending that $13, of the relationship between the the when total damages were estimated early in the summer. Street business district to two hours at $200,966. be . pent on the state gov- atre and our modern life. Cobb to Officiate PILFERED MOTOR throughout the day and ' night with and the school system in the Litersry Editor Chimn~ys Cause Trobule . A. D. Cobb, state club leader and Youthful Duo Arrested Here exceptions noted for Sundays. fisca l biennium-more than Faulty chImneys. led as the chl~f assistant director of agricultural ex Mr.' Clark's experience makes him so ~rce of blazes WIth the com~any s tension at the University of Delaware, For Stealing Car; "Frat" w!:~O~o~~ti~!v;"oo~~ i~-:o:':ctl~:: quarters of a million dollars less an authoritative commentator on any appropriated for the present bi being called to 20 homes on thIS ac- will be official r eferee of the contest. HOUle Robbed tween 8 o'clock in the morning until aspect of the theatre. He began his count. Other types of fires were: . D L h t niurn. 8 o'clock at night, Sundays excluded, career as actor and assistant stage grass and woods 14, automobiles~, According to . . Sc us er, secre- Speed marked the efforts of police Mayor Frank Collins polled the Th e total is $ 87,317.48 less than manager with Mrs. Fiske in 1912. dwellings 13, industrial plants 1, tary of the .D ~l aware CroPfImprovei here on Wednesday when a car stolen $13,9 0,746'.32 appropriated at Council for opinions. Later he became literary editor for barns 5, misceUaneous 7, garages O. ment ASSOCIation a~d p.ro essor 0 from in front of Friends School, 5th y e last regul ar session for the gen Samuel French and editor of "The One false alarm was turned in. agronomy at the UmvbersIt of Dt~lIl- and West Streets, Wilmington, was Sentiment Contrary al gov ernment and IIChools. Drama Magazine." He has published A total of 421% miles was traveled war~, growers h ave een reques mg recovered in Newark 28 minutes af Sentiment was against the pro In a tentative general apP;'opria many books on the theatre and edited by the outfit which required 68 hours information and indications point ~o ter state police had informed local posed measure as Councilman George '0 bill, the Gove rnor sets up $2,663, many anthologies of plays. In 1931 and 5 minutes of service. Supplies the largest and best crop show In authorities of the theft. E. Ramsey, John F. Richards and 5.04 for the state government in he published the most authoritative used were as follows: 5 gaUon water years. Less than three hours later, Ed Herman WoUaston voiced objections first year and $2,777,113.79 for biography of Eugene O'Neill, late tanks 16, 35 gaUon chemical tanks 4, ward Tomazuwski, alias Tabo, age 22, filed with them by businessmen and second period of the biennium- Nobel prize winner. He is now direc 2% gaUon chemical tanks 18, feet of University Drama Group 210 E. Sixth Street, and John Macu interested individuals. Mayor Collins of $6,443,428.84 compared with tor of the Dramatists' Play Service ladders used 570, feet of hose used Namel Play for February jeski, 18, 514 Church Street, both of also spoke against the proposal. $6,262,2 6.2 5 appropriated at the for the Dramatists' League of Amer- 5,4 00, gallons of water used 9,800. ___ Wilmington, were held under $1,000 As a means of aiding local police session . According to the report, the hours The University Drama Group, con- bail each by Magistrate Daniel to handle increasing traffic and to Thompson for trial before the Court Restore Teachers' Salaries icain the afternoon Mr. Clark will be between 8 a. Tn. and 4 p. m. proved sisting of University of Delaware r elieve them of the growing demands Although he recommends a cut in entertained at tea by the members of to be the busiest, requiring a total faculty members and Newark citi of General Sessions. for enforcing state speed laws, Mayor appropriations, he also recom the E 52 Players, the Footlights Club, of 30 calls. Twenty-five alarms were zens announced this week that the Daughter Parked Car Collins and Chief of Police William ve that the last half of the cut in and the Puppets Club. In the eve- t~rned in between 4 p. ~. ~l'\{I mid- ann~a l production will be offered at E. Cunningham have filed a request salades be restored. ning he will be the principal speaker mght and 10 between mldmght and Mitchell HaU in February 5. The pilfered machine, owned by A. for a state police sub-station here. this end, he sets $143.000 for at a Dramatic Conference of drama J . Hance, Jr., president of the Hance 8 a. m. "Gold in the Hills 01' the Dead Sis- Hardware Company, Wilmington, had Conference Is Held of the two years. The salaries tic ol'ganizations throughout the state A tota,l of 804 volunt~ers responded ter's Secret," a synthetic' melodrama been parked in front of the school by The idea was discussed with Super cut four ~ ' e ars age on a basis of which is being held under the aus- to the 65 alarms made In 1936. of the '90's, has been chosen by a his daughter, Modesta, a student. intendent C. C. Reynolds on Monday. 10, 16, and 20 per cent, according pices of the university. committee consisting of Mrs. C. R. thp size of each. Two years ago the According to statements given po It will be presented to the state high Conservation Program Is Kase, chairman; Dr. C. R. Kase, lice, Tomezuwski, a former CCC cook, way department for decision. I'e authorized restoration of Drexel Institute Seta Dilculsed at Walhington Richard Cooch, Taggert Evans, and said he saw the car with the keys in In the event that a sub-station in Dates for "Open HOUle" Carolyn Cobb. Hoffman, son of Mr. and it and he and his companion decided Newark is refused, Mayor Collins has Details . of the 1937 .agricu~tural Tryout were held last night while to "take a ride." requested that a member of the state is Hoffma n, of Newark, as Several thou;;;dhigh school stu- conservatIon program as It apphes to rehearsals wiII start on Friday eve Macujeski informed the authorities force be stationed here for perman hi s duties as chief deputy to dents, their pal'ents and teachers ~re Delaware were discussed by seven ning. that his parents had promised to give ent night duty. sheriff, John M expected to visit Drexel Institute of state representatives at a meeting in him a car and that he merely wanted (Continued on Page 4) , who was installed on Tuesday Technology in Philadelphia on the oc Washington last week. new county officials taking of- casion of its annual "open house" on Those attending the session from On Extensive Tour to "learn to drive." the same day were: Louis A Friday, January 15, and Saturday, County Auxiliary Delaware were R. O. Stelzer, exten Mr. and Mrs. Louis Handloff, New Police Given Chase county comptroller; Claude January 16. sion economist, and Dean C. A. Mc ark, and a nephew, Morris Handloff, Chief of Police William E. Cun county treasu reI'; Anthony This annunl two-day event at the Cue, director of agricultural exten Units To Meet In Philadelphia, are em-oute by motor to ningham met t he car as it entered regi ster in chancery; William college is becoming increasingly ~o~ sion, both of the University of Dela California via Atlanta, Ga., and the Newark at East Main Street. Giving J r. , coroner; Martin G. Han- ular and as in previous years, mVI ware; Harley Hastings, Bethel; J 0- Newark February 1 South. . chase, he apprehended the vehicle prothonotary, and Irving H tations ~re being extended to high seph C. Hutchison, Townsend; Robert cl erk of the peace. school students, faculty members and A. Garton, Dover; C. Arthur Taylor, FoUowing a tour of the Pacific near the B. & O. tracks on Chapel The local unit of the American Le parents of students in the entire Harrington; and Roland J. A. Marsh, Coast t he party will go to Florida to Street. Tomazuwski was driving at gion . Auxiliary met in the legion Philadelphia area. Lewes. winter at Miami. the time. room last Tuesday evening, with Mrs. Macujeski, meanwhile, had bolted AU yn Cooch presiding. from the machine and was endeavor Tentative plans for a covered dish r Rector Joinl Staff as ing to elude Cunni~gham by running luncheon to be held some time in Jan Mi ss Alice H. Leak, visiting nurse Chef for Phillipi Food Delaware Entomologist Warns Against through the Newark' Lumber Com uary at the home of Mrs. Paul D. thi s section of New Castle coun-I --- pany yard. Deputy Game Warden Lovett were made, leaving the date reporte(l 315 visits for the month George Rector, one of the foremo~t Insect Enemies of Ferns; Gives Cures William Wideman, riding past the to be announced later. bel'. The visits included 272 food authorities in the wO:'ld, WIll Mrs. John R. Fader, department and 43 in struct ive calls. move to Cambridge, Md., thIS month mmon insect enem~ . that t hrives in a dry atmosphere. scene of action, gave chase and suc Among the co ceeded in capturing Macujeski in a president of the auxiliary, told of the for the month were reported when he will join the food staff of of ferns grown indoors are mealy It can be kept in check by washing lot back of the lumber establishment. delightful Christmas party which was cliabctis 1, vi sits 81; car- the Phillips Packing Company as bugs, red spiders, and the aphis. or or spraying the top of the fern withy I (Continued on Page 4) sponsored by the department for the I, \'i~ iL s 32 ; paralysis 2, visits ml\ster chef. veterans of Perry Point Hospital on ri tiM 2, visits 12; anemia 1, This premier restauranteur, who green fly, according to Paul L. RICe. clear water. 'fhe aphis or green fl extension entomologist at the Univer- may be eradicated by washing the C· . B tt t I December 22. ; heart and kidney diseases left New York's "Great White W~Y" sity of Delaware. The worst of these, fern in water containing soap and a IVIC e ermen I 30; pn umonia 2, visits 10; in 1918 to pursue a career as wrIter To Extend Invitations he says, is the mealy bu g. This white few dl'ops of nicotine sulphate. Lionl Club Subject diRcascs 9, visits 14; frac- and orator on American cookery, has Invitations will be extended to all auxiliary units in New Castle County, hip I, visits 1; miscellaneous become world famous' as a lecturer wooly insect works on the unqer sides L. R. Detjen, professor of hOl'ticul Civic betterment - including im- of the fronds and in crevices. It can ture at the University, recommends proved street lighting and a public as well as to aU department officers II , visits 27; treatments 32. and author. work: held one health clinic While residing in cambridge, Mr. be removed with a splint or tooth- an occasional bath for ferns. They comfort station in the business sec and chairmen, to attend the county meeting which will be held in the le Wednesd AY f l'om 1.30 to 4.30. Rector will retain his home on Park pick around which a little cotton has should be placed on their sides and tion - was the subject discussed be gion room, Newark~ on Monday eve aLLenda nce 20. Quarantined Avenue, New York, and wiII commute been wrapped to form a swab. washed with soapsuds made by dis- fore the regular weekly meeting of ning, February 1. 2, whooping cough 1. between the two by plane. If the plant is badly infested, the solving one ounce of a good grade 0 the Newark Lions Club at the Deer top of the fern should be cut off with- soap in a gaUon of tepid water. The Park Hotel on Tuesday evening. Mrs. Newton Sheaffer, welfare uarnntines : chicken pox To Hold Dancel Weekly in an inch or less of the soil and then plants then should be rinsed thor I. Newton Sheaffer, chairman of chairman, reported on the splendid ac feve r 1, \vhooping cough 1- treated each day until all the insects oughly, care being taken to preven the civic betterment committee, out tivities during the month of Decem certificates delivered, 5. Minnehaha T~o. 23, I . O. R. are exterminated. Where water pres- the soapy water from getting into lined plans for obtaining estimates ber; and Mrs. Lee Lewis, chairman of Missionary Meeting M. will hold a square dance in their sure is available, a sharp stream di- the soil. of costs and other details before ad junior activities, announced that the ro~m next Tuesday evening, and wiII rected against the undersides of the To keep house ferns in good health, vancing the ideas. Joseph M. McVey, junior auxiliary would meet on Tues The Young Women's Home Mission- hereafter make this a weekly feature fronds and crevices will facilitate re- Professor Detjen advises watering the president, was in charge of the meet day afternoon at which time they SOCiety of the Newark M. E. of the winter program. The business moval of the insects. Care must be plants about once a month with wat- ing. planned to study the Flag Code and will hold the January meet- meeting of the tribe will call at 7.00. taken, however, not to injure the newer containlnr household ammonia, on A donation of ,20 was voted toward "The Making of Law8." leaves and fronds. teaspoonful to two quarts of water aiding the work being conducted by The regular February meetng wUl ~:nt;:y cli:~:~n~~I~:~u!:~ c~l~r~ German chcn.istB have found a sub- Prepared plant foods may be used if the committee for the blind of the be held jointly with the county meet o'clock. stitute for hard rubber, hom and cel- Minute Reel Spiders the directions un the package are fOl-1 Parent-Teachers ASlloclation, follow- Ing on February 1, with the Newark Mrs. Margaret Rumer and Mrs. lulold in a substance made from dried Red IIpider is a minute sucking In- lowed. Ing a suggestion by E. L. RlchardB. unit acting as hostess. Moore will be co-hosteues., animal blood.
• • 2 TffE NE W ARK POST, NEW ARK, DELAWARJ1: I To E lect Trustees Educator Speak - ,....'... ., ,-.PR-ov-Eo=···=···=·-IPUPILS GIVE . Perfect Record Broken - TWO CHURCHES A congregational meeting will be Iheld next Sunduy evening at the M, UNI~~~A';TERNAT10NAL Fulfilling his new duties as At Meeting H Id PAGEANT FOR ORG.4NIZE SAT. E. Church following the evening serv- peake I' of the House of Repre ice. Six trustees will be elected to fill By Centur) Club SCHOOL sentatives is causing J ohn R. vacancies now existing, Lesson . XMAS AFFAIR Fadel', local Democratic leader, Boy Scout activities will be re FOR NEW YEAR Rev, Ralph Minkel', head of the Db e~:;~i ~ \~IW~v LiJikl~ ~~Hi~J ~T. to forego many personal prac newed on Friday evening following nf ChiCi\RO. tices, FCl'I'is Industrial School, wa s the C Western New,paper Union. I Hockea.in Scholar. Pre.ent Delegatea and Committeea a recess. Harold Davis is scoutmas After attending 375 consecu guest speaker at the regular 01 eting Play aa Pre-Holiday Cho.en at Chri.tiana ter. of the Newark New ntury lub tive meetings of t he N ewark The Christiana Improvement Asso Clo.ing Ceremony Salem Meeting held on Monday. The educator dis Leason for January 10 Lions Club since it was organ ciation will worship in a body at the cussed the aims and policies of the By Miss Mildred Gebhart ized in 1929, Fader announced Christiana M, E, Church next Sunday NEW LIFE IN CHlUST TRUSTEES ARE CHOSEN school. Hockessin, Jan, 6.-0n Tuesday at the session Tuesday night evening. The regular monthly meet Emphasis was placed by Rev, LESSON TEXT-John 3:1.17 , evening, December 22, pupils of t he that he had lost a "bet" to for By Edna A. Dickey ing of ' the a ssociation will be held on I Minkel', on the n eed for a change GOLDEN TEXT-Verily, verily, I say Hockessin Consolidated School pre- mer Representative Wayne C. Christiana, Jan, 6. - Christiana Tuesday evening. A Christmas party from the present methods of hOUsing ~:::,~r ~~e ~~ ~c~:n:d~~n O~eG~"c!.~~~~n'/3~ sen ted a pageant in the auditorium Brewer, Republican, by being Chal'ge held its Fourth Quarterly will follow the business meeting. t he boys in large dormitories to PRIMARY TOPIC-Jesus Answering a entitled "Christmas Eve and All is absent at the December 29 Conference on Saturday evening at Mr. al\d Mrs, Henry Eastburn en smaller units of the cottage type, In gathering. the parsonage, with Dr. W. E . Gunby tertained the following guests at a M~~I~~e s~PIC _ the Most Important Well." this way, the boys could be given a Question, The pageant, "When the Light While Brewer's mark of 376 presiding, A local preacher's license dinner on Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. home life which most of them have H:~:~r~sl~a~E L11~ DB~~~;~R TOPIC- Shone" was presented by members of remained unbroken, Fader an- was renewed for Harold Davis while Wilmer Hawthorne, Mr: and Mrs. never experienced. YOUNG P EOPLE AND AD ULT TOPIC- the Hockessin M, E. Sunday School nounced that he will endeavor exhorter's licenses were given again Thompson Eastburn, Mr. and Mrs. New We In ChrIst. in t he church on Wednesday evening, to establish a new record of his to Vincent Cannon and Harry Apple Lynam McDowell, Mr. and Mrs. John New Members Informed The only entrance into the Chris- December 23. Special music was fur- own, Both men are past presi- by, Jr. Eastburn, Esther Mae, Earle and Part of the meeting was taken up tian ilie is by the door of the new nished by Miss Sarah A. Revelle. dents of t he body, past com- Select Delegates Harvey Eastburn, the R E:,v. and Mrs. by a discussion of the manner in birth. Regeneration is the act of A Christmas party was given for mandel'S of t he J, Allison The election of Mrs, Frank Haw- R. M. Green, Mr, Harold Davis, Mr. which the club business is conducted, God whereby the divine nature is the members of the Hockessin Grange O'Daniel Post No, 10, American thorne as delegate and Mrs. Ethel Paul Hawthorne, Miss Margaret for the information of new members, imparted to the believing sinner, on Monday evening, December 28. An' Legion, and reside at adjoining Eastburn as alternate, to the annual Masten, Mr, Herman Macey and War- Mrs, T. F, Manns explained the and he becomes the child of God, evening of entertainment was enjoyed properties on Nottingham Rd. conference for a period of four years ren Eastburn. work of the corporation board which ~:s wnho~ ~~~ e~~~ e~~e~~~ b~~h:~ ;t~ii by all t hose pr,esent. .! was confirmed. Splendid reports were Mr. Louis Denn, who has had an deals with financial affairs of the dead in trespass,es and sins, with- ~r s : Fr~ncls Reardon and . sons, GLASS MADE OF COAL given by representatives of various extended trip to Racine, Wisconsin club. In this connection, Mrs, Manns out God and Without hope (Eph. FI anClS, JJ., . Larry and Denms. of I organizations of both Christiana and and New York City, has returned to spoke highly of the work of Mrs, A, 2:1, 12). Wilmington visited her mother, Mrs. EXCELLS IN STRENGTH Salem Churches, which showed that his home in Christiana . T, Neale, who has been a member of Men are seelting to enter the Margaret Moore on Monday, Decem- Wind shields of glass made from the past year had been one of prog- Mrs, Charles p, Dickey, of Stanton, the board since its organization, Mrs, household of God by almost any bel' 28, coal are now used. This material is ress. was the guest of Mr, and Mrs, R. Louis Stearns explained the work of ,other means-culture, reform, char- Mrs, Robert Stoops and infant called "perspex" and is just as trans- Improvements to both churches and Earle Dickey on New Year's Day. the executive board. ~~t~,~ ~~~~~;~~;S~O ~r:hOnu~~I~~~~e: daughter, Kay EvelY,n have, return~d parent as glass, but has a far greater parsonage for the year amounted to The next assembly of the Christi- Following these discussions, Mrs, fore be studied and taught with fr~ m the Homeopathic Hospital, WII- tensile strength and is only half the two thousand dollars, all of which has ana-Salem School will be held on Fri- Douglass Mylrea rendered a group of earnest prayer that this foundation mlngton. iWeight, been paid, Dr. Gunby commended the day, January 15. Under the direction songs, truth may lay hold upon the hearts Entertain Xmas Guests Perspex has been found to retain pastor on his fine leadership and the of Mrs, Margaret Thornton, the first Tea was served by the hospitality of the he~r ers of the Wo~d. Let no Mr, and Mrs, William G, Collins its clarity unimpaired by the ultra- people on their splendid cooperation. and second grades will have charge committee at the close of the session, f~~e:~~ :~ t~O~t~~~~, ~!~:ntha:t~~~J entertained the following members of ray of high altitudes where glass has The Rev, Richard M. Green was of the program, Two new pupils were attempt to lead the blind, and both the family at their home on Christ- been known to be affected. unanimously invited to return for the welcomed, Cora and Doris Baker, for- I Erasures?n paper can be chemi· mas at dinner' Mr and Mrs CIaI' eighth year. Refreshments were serv- merly of Farmington, Del. cally determmed, fa¥h~t~;~~~t~~ ~7~Je~~~)to our enc: Collins. MI:S, M~rgaret Ch~ndler: Bullet-proof vests are worn without ed by the pastor and his wife after +---N___ • __ O. _.___ N _._ __O __ __ N__ ._ .. _ .. _ .. _ .._ __+ Lord took place at the time when Mr, Richard Pen, of Washington, D. detection. the business meeting, he w as in Jerusalem for the Pass- C,; MI', and Mrs, Frank Cooper and ======1 The follO\ving trustees, stewards over. Jesus had chosen six of his son, Harold. of T oughkenamon; Mr, her home for several days, and committees were confirmed: trus disciples, had been at Cana of Gal- and Mrs, Norman Hastings of Rich- Mrs. Rowland Nichols and daugh- tees - Christiana : W, F, Elliott, I FRAN~p,::,t; ~ YER I ilee, where he performed his first ardson Park ; Mr, and Mrs, Madison tel', Gale. ret~rned t o their home, in Frank Hawthorne, Gregg Lynam, ~~~:~;an~~ a:ft~ra~'~i~hb~i:fc~~i~ Wilkinson of Kennett Squal:e, pa'd; mAevm? nbdeal.leed' al\siMrsl:ssNEiClhl'zOalbeS t~h""ilNI abuedaII:ne-, ~arkr,y APGPleby, MAlfCred Vincent, John to Jer usalem for the feast. In high Mr, and Mrs, James R, CollIns an er inS, eorge carns and Wilmer I MILLARD F. DAVIS, Inc. I and holy indignation he had driven daughter, Blanche, of 'Silview; MI'. formerly of Hockessin, Hawthol'lJe. Those for Salem were: I 831 MARKET ST, WI LMI GTON, DEL, I the money changers out of the tem- Francis Brittingham, Mr, Warren Miss Margaret Baldwin spent Irving Hutchison, Philip Kemether, , 1 pIe. The Pharisees who looked for Collins, Miss Ann Collins, , Christmas week with her parents, Mr, WilIiflm Hutchison, Irvin Dayett, J o- i DIAMONDS JEWELRY 1 the coming of the Messiah as a 11'. and Mr , J oseph Mitchell were and Mrs, J , Parker Baldwin, seph Singer, D, A , McMullen, Elmer secular conqueror wondered at this guest at t he home of MI'. a nd Mrs, Club E ntertained Sentman, William Johnson, and j WATCHES SILVERWARE I ~~r;. ~~i~~~~ ~~~~~ ir ~~h:~s isr~~~ Leon Gil more, of Chamberock farm Mrs, Clarence Highfield entertained James Lupton. PHO E EWARK 3257 , AND 'WILL ,CALL ,own that Nicodemus came to in- on Christmas, the members of the Home Demonstra- Stewards-Christiana: Ida Elliott, I I quire of J esus, In answering his Mr, and Mrs, Paul W, Mitchell were tion Club at her home, on Monday, George Davis, Edna Dickey, Emma +-M_'_ "_O_"- "-- '-"-'---"-'-- '- -"-'-'-- '__ ' _ ',f. questions J esus r eveals the neces- dinner guest s at the home of Mr, and January 4, At noon a covered dish Appleby, Alice Davis, Ella Perkins, sity, the nature. and the m ethod of 'Mrs, W, Penn Hooper of Avondale, lucheon was served and enjoyed by Leroy Hawthorne, Alma Lynam. Hor- ...... U regeneration-in ,other words, the Pa" on Xmas, all those present. ace Eastburn, Maud Howell, Homer PUBLIC SALE ~y, What. and How of the New Mr, and Mrs, Joseph Murphy of Following the luncheon, the regular Vincent, Florence Levey, Ethel East- BU'th. Coatesville, Pa" were dinner guests Ibu siness meeting was held, burn, Alice Hawthorne, William Ap- OF I. Why? (vv. 1-7.) at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Patrick Mrs, Kate Dougherty of Newark pleby, Jr" Mr, and Mrs. George Mc- Household Goods and Farming Implements b J ~~~S d'7 a~t"°;n~n~~lr1 i~~t~~~s~~ Mur~hy., " di sc l~ sse d "The Out look for t he Farm Carns, Mrs, N, J . Cashell, Louis Denn. hIs vis itor~ no~ by the ;isitor's cour- MI SS ~1 ,ay Mitchell of Phllad:lphla FamIlY,o,f 1937," She also showed the Henry Eastburn, Mr, and Mrs, Ben- TO BE HELD AT teous acknowledgment of his own was a vI sitor at the home of MI. and COmpal'lSlOn of other years, jamin Burrows, William Appleby, W, I II d II D I TIt d J position as a grea t teacher, With Mr" Kendall Williams on Saturday, Mrs, Henry C, Mitchell, the newly F, Elliott and Ralph Hawthorne. McC e an svi e, e., on urs ay, anuary 14 decisive boldness J esus declares Dece mber 26, elected president, appointed the fol- Salem: Amanda Johnson, Elizabeth AT ONE O'CLOCK, P. M. that this man. a cultured and dis- Gebhart Visitors lowi ng committee chairmen for 1937: Hutchiso n, Addie McMullen, Elva tinguished r~er , of the J ews. must Mr, and Mrs, Harlan B, Taylor of Health, Mrs. Dayton Peoples; recrea- Kemether, Bertha Sentman, Alberta MRS. CARRIE E. PRICE ! b~ born ,again. If he IS to see ·the Newport; Mr, and Mrs, Clarence tion, Mrs, Fred Trimble ; publicity, J ohnson, Mrs. James Lupton, Mr, and EUGENE RACINE, Auctioneer. k~~~07s O~oG~~ ~pecter of persons. Chambers of the Cedars; Mrs, Lam- Mi s, Sara Pennington; ,community Mrs, D, A, 'l cMull en, Jr .• Sarah Mur- I -i'"..."...__ "..."..."...."..."...... """"nnnnnnnnnn"..."... ____ ...... This "doctor of divinity" must be anda Sayers and daughter, Rebecca, work, Mrs, Horace P. Dennison; foodd ray, Margaret J ohnson and Mrs, Irv- "~"~tty"~"~"~"~"~"~"~"~"~"~"~"~"~"~"~"~"~"~"~"~"~"~, born again, iust as was the illiterate of ewport; i I', H oward Pugh were demonstration, Mrs, C. W. Kiedel; ing Hutchison, fi sherman. D, L, Moody once said guests at the Gebhart home on Sat- home management, Mrs. J ohn C, Co mmittees Appointed that he was th,ankful it was to such UJ'day evening, December 26. Mitchell ; annual r eports, Mrs, Clar- Committees selected for Christiana \e~e~~e:Sth~I~~~: :srtS ~1; a:heJ~se~ Miss Georgia Russell of W ilming- ence J. Highfi ~ ld , Leaders t.o attend were as follows: membership : Mrs, Hot Food For Cold Mornings birth-or m en would h~v e said that ton was a guest at the home of Mr, the glove making held at Newark o,n J ohn Perkins, Mrs, , J, Cash ell and CASH SPECIALS FOR J ANUARY 8 AND 9 only the down-and-outer needed to and Mr , Robert Stoops on Sunday, January 2 , were Mrs. H e:man Garn- Horace Eastburn; music: George Da- Cream of Wheat. , , , ..... , . reg_ pkg.. 15c; Ige. pkg. 25c be saved, December 27. j son and Mrs, Walter BleVinS, vis, Elizabeth Morrison, Anna Haw- Leadway Glassware Oats , .. . . , . , . , .. , . , , , , , ., pkg. 10c Two reasons are given by our MI'. H erbert Wil on of Clarkesville, MI·s. Swithen Springer was wel- thorne a nd Maud Howell; religious Pleezing Pancake Flour , , , . , ...... , . , ., 2 reg. pkgs. 15c Lord for the "must" of verse 7: Arkansas, spent the Christmas holi- comed as a new member in the club, education: Edna Dickey, Ethel East- ~1) The Kingdom of God is a spir- days with his parents, Mr, and Mrs, " Scavenger" Hunters Apple Butter . , .. , . , ...... , , . , ... , . . , ,. large jar 15c Itual ltingdom, and cannot be en- Edward S. Wilson, Mi ss M~rtha Mitchell entertained 11 burn, Vincent Cannon and Harry ;\p- Shredded VVheat , .. ,." ..... , .. , ' ,. , . . . ".2 pkgs. 23c tered by way of our human nature' pl eby, Jr,; fin ance: Mrs. W. F, EIIi- ues Kellogg's Corn Flakes, Cereal Bowl F ree , . , . , ,3 pkg . 23c and (~ ) "That which is born of th~ Mi ss Mildred Wi ,lliam ~ spent :r - number of friends on Wednesday eve- ott; benevolence: A, H. Vincent, Ida Mrs. Manning's Hominy, , , , , , .. , , , . . , , , , , . , , 2 cans 19c flesh is flesh" and is radica lly and day, December 29, In Philadelphia, ning, December 30, fl'om Westtown, Eastburn, and Florence Burrows ; Pleezing Western Spring Wheat Flour .. , , . ,12 19 bag 53c essentially bad. To learn why the I Mr, and M rs. Norman Cox enter- Pa" by going on a "Scavenger Hunt," foreign mi ssions: 'Walter Miller, Hen Astor Coffee " " ",., .. "" . , .,." , , .. , .. , , , , . , It> 32c flesh is bad r ead Jeremiah 13:23, tained the Yearsley family at a The Hockessin Grange will hold r y Eastburn and Alice Davis ; hos- Octagon Giant Soap ..... , ...... ',' .. .. . , , ,bar 4c and Gal atians 5 : 19-2 1. Ch ristmas dinner on Friday, Decem- thei r annual installation of officer s on pitals: Ida Elliott, Maud Howell and II. What? (vv, 8-13), Ib el' 25, Monday evening, January 11, in the Ida Eastburn, The new birth is a divine mys- 1 Mis Mildred Gebhart vi sited Miss 1. 0, 0, F . Hall at 7,30 P, m. Others selected were: aUditing: TRI·STA TE STORE tery, not f r e ; , fi~~ r~~:~ 1::~st~~~ict,~Il~~~i 1~~t":.:~i~I'l't ri~~ A.-Lespedeza sometimes caBed partl1l ent of the University of Delaware . . n. Japan Clover, is a native of castern Opera To Be Filmed. Movie :1~~~i1!d t~~sew:ro i~ J:~;:~lir~d~ditdcd:~sbes~~nltted Asia that was first found in this Rights for "Tovarich" Sold Council passed a resolution where- to you from the university. Address your country in Central Georgia in 1846. ______1 by $30,000 worth of bonds due on 6 THE NEWARK POST, NEWARK, DELA WARE Thursday, __•• _H_' __M_I _ •• _ H__ U _ U _ ROAM IN' WITH DELAW ,ARECONTINUES WINTER CARD RUTLEDGE - ___1 ______• Local Independent Baseball Team Called · For Special Meeting A Real Champion' Although overlooked in a shortened HEADS FERRIS TEAM II OPEN AFFAIR review of 1936 district champions BLUE HENS TO MEET P. M. C. NEWARK FIVE contained on this page last week, one of the most outstanding of the lot was CAGE TEAM SATURDAY NIGHT ARRANGED TO ' Michael (Mighty Mike) Peterson, TO MEE:r "RED who wielded a Little Change In Lineup Expected For Tilt With Cadets; willow with DEVILS" FRI. LEARN PLANS such frequency Visitora, Boast of Team of Six-Footers; Osteopathy and aplomb for Opening Foes For Soldiers' Campaign Old Rivals To Meet At Wil.; Morris and Murray Announce the Providence By Bill Fletcher Gillespie Cuts Local They Will Resign Posts' cause in the Bi· Team to Sixteen Willing to Help , S tat e League Coach Lyal Clark's cage team will engage in its first of three that he ended tussels before the mid-year examinations against a strong Penn HEIGHTH CHIEF ASSET SEEK REORGANIZATION • the season with sylvania Military Academy team, playing its second game of the a ",lit te ri n g season, scheduled to perform on the home court, Saturday night. By LeRoy Carlisle Hill, Jr. Financial Demands, of Stars mark of .433. Two other engagements, the University of Baltimore and (High School Sports Correspondent) Too Much to Meet; Given Need it be said On Friday, the Newark High School t hat hew a s "THE ROAMER- Wa.shington College are slated for January 13 and 16, respectively. As Joint Reason , "Yellow Jackets" open their season head and shoulders above all other Little change in the Blue Hen line· with Wilmington High School on the By "The Roam er" individual c lub ~ers for the year? up is expected. Sheats at center, Daly Red Devil's court. Every year this Complete reorganization of the A ranking slugger for many cam· and Lew Carey at forwards and Cap· game is one of the best of the season, Ne~vark ?aseball team will be the paigns, Mike soared to the heights in tain "Teedie" Wilson and Hayman at as the l'ivalry between the twp schools maIO tOPIC under discussion at the 1936 when he was off to a great start guards will probably get the starting is very kee,n. James P. Prettyman open meeting scheduled to be held in and never dropped much under the call. Notes In 1935 t he Jackets came into Former University of Delaware the offices of THE NEW ARK POST " lead at any stage of the 40·game All Six·Footers on the GameJ prominence when they snapped the basketball, baseball and soccer lumi- Friday night. schedule. It's a toss.up whether Elmer By Coach Devils' winning streak after they had nary, who last season captained and While no individual invitations have The doughty little backstop en (Whitey) Leyer, 6 foot 4 inch fresh- HARRY W. SIMESTBR won thirty·one straight contests. coached Rehoboth to the champion- been extended, hopes are held that all joyed a field day on May 17 when he man from Philadelphia's Central High, Brothe1s'~lIe8e, Wilmington is noted for its strong ship of the Eastern Shore court officers, directors, players and any tagged a trio of Havre de Grace or Wilfred (Casey) Farrell, of Wil- DrewUoiversity,Quiotet court team and each year have more league, Prettyman is performing this ~nterested fans \\:iI1 attend the session, hurlers for three home runs, a triple mington, a product of P. M. C. Prep MADISON. N. J, games on the winning side of the winter with the faculty team at Fer- It was stated thiS week by President and single in five appearances at School, will start the Delaware con- ledger than in the defeat column. ris Industrial School in the New Cas. I1uey Morris, who called the meeting. the pentagon. test at the pivot post. BASKETS AND BLEACHERS Coach W. K. Gillespie slashed his tIe County League. . Resignations Expected R·W-R Every player on the P. M. C. team Defensive Play squad down to sixteen members Mon- Tired of the trying job of co ntinuo is 6 feet tall, or over, with the ex- Part A day night and started in earnest to ously soliciting f unds from backers Set New Marks ception of Bill Batteiger, 5.09, and AI _ Say your team can score; can they send the boys through their paces in MAN OF MYSTERY ~nd merchants in order that increas· Mike's outstanding feat established Boandle, 5.11, both forwards; and also prevent the other team from preparation for the tilt on Friday. 109 demands on the part of selfishly two new league records and equalled Danny McFadden, 5.09, a guard. scoring? Offense must be balanced Eight on Varsity inclined players cou ld be met, Morris another. His five.for·five exhibition Frank (Bang Bang) Spang, a for· by defense. It takes a good team to Eight members have been kept on COMES TO STA IE and his chief assistant last su mmer, was good for 16 total bases. He drove ward, is 6.01; Jim Schrader is an even set up a strong defense, and an even the varsity team while the remaining ..... Secretary. Treasurer J ohn Murray, nine counters across the plate and 6 feet; Joe Sekerah, 6.01, and Mal better one to break it down-there's eight have been dropped to the jay. plan to resign their positions. counted four runs on his own. Stevens, 6.01¥... where some of the biggest thrills vee squad. Included among the val'· Martin Announces Appear- While deeply interested in baseball The total bases in one game and The Cadets will meet the Hens in come in. In defending its own goal, sity men are: Rob Ewing, Wilbert ance of "Masked Marvel" and particularly anxious to see New. runs responsible for (13) are both new the second contest on the schedule your team will use one of the two Butts, Bob Egnor, Paul Skillman, For January 15 ark as an entry in the Bi·State figures. The three home runs in nine with Osteopathy providing the opposi- general systems which we ~vill dis- Carty Douglass, Hugh Morrison, Norv League or accept membership in some innings matched a similar feat by tion Friday night. cuss this week and next. Robinson, George Anderson, Sam Cole, A new departure in pocket·billiard other loop, both men are reluctant to !larold Koppe, then with Perryville, Following the Baltimore University Zone defense is one possibility. It is Jack Pie, Bob Stewart, and Bill exhibitions will be offered to fans at again try to fill t he exacting roles 10 1935. Strangely enough, Havre de tilt on the home boards, the Chickens of two general classifications-the Hancock. the State parlors on Friday evening, required of them last year. Grace pitchers were also the victims will journey to Chestertown to put on stationary, and the shifting. The for- Boasting plenty of heighth and January 15 when the fourth of the of Koppe's slugging. an act with Tom Kibler's Washington mer is illustrated by the accompany- good shooting ability, the Jackets are exhibition stars of the National Bil. Will Lend Aid As a reward for his batting prow- College quintet. ing diagrams. . expected to have a good chance of liard Program will display his wares Although anxious to drop thei r om. ess, Peterson received the President's Washington College Strong ringing up a victory over their old in a 125·point match against an op· cial duties, the two resigning leaders Trophy which is presented annually rivals, something which hasn't been ponent yet to be selected for the are willing to help the Jackets, or to the leading individual hitter in the Kibler has a veteran outfit with done sinc'e the local club snapped the strongest opposition that can be mus- their successors, in every way pos· Bi·State circuit. which to prep for the collegiate Red Devils long winning streak two tered by Jimmy Martin, proprietor of sible. Harold Marquess, a total loss in championsip of Maryland. With Ze· years ago. the local ivory parlor. , It was with the idea of giving the 1936, won the trophy with a .467 avo browski at center, Salter and Smith Two cha nges have been made in the The "Man of Mystery" is not an team plenty of notice of their mig· eJ'age while playing with Perryville at forwards, and Pfund and Wilmot schedule with the Goldey College date ordinary player, with his identity nations so that replacements can be in 1935. at guards, he has five men who saw moved up a day from J anuary 12. On cloaked in a garb of secretiveness to lined up prior to winter meetings of R-W-R regular service last season. January 13, the Jackets will play the deceive the billiard playing public. He the larger leagues, that brought about Thrills of '36 The Shore men are expected to hake preliminary game to the University of is a contender and a participant in the session tomorrow night. a strenuous bid to retain the title Delawar ·University of Baltimore tilt. world championship tournaments, does As Morris stated this week, I an· Without turning to the files for a which they won in a play.off· series Girls Perform not pick his spots, nor his opponents, nounced at t he end of the 1935 season reminder, the outstanding thrills in with Mount St. Mary's last winter. On Tuesday the girls began their an? ten d~lIars will be forfeited and that I would not serve the team local sports last year as they come to It is still exceedingly doubtful a. intra.mural program with a battle paid by him to any and all players again in an official capacity. The job mind are as follow: whether Wilbert Huffman, star guard These three formations differ only between the tenth and eleventh defeating him on his tour this year. requires too much time, no end of Basketball : Slender Bob Thornhill's last season, will be out for the cage i~ t~e pl.acement of the men; the op- '. h feat of registering 28 points for the sport. Huffman is said to be giving elation IS f~ ndam e nt~Il Y the same. grades. The former team emerged No Champs Barred I:conve~~~~~e and carries too muc Elkton Marrying Parsons against a. up the sport to complete important E.ach player IS responSible for a defi. victorious by a 20·12 count. The only exceptions to this rule or l' sponsl EI I y. n t th t d JUNIORS condition being world championship very Demand Met Crisfield team good'enough to win the studies. I I e a~~a ton e ~~r ,a~ should not Field Foul Pts. tournaments contestants. So all the Murray, who handled all funds, second-half gonfalon ... Butch L 1 R'd T h~averca a harea'h ~n t e ball enters Tan F ...... 3 0 6 local champs have a chance. stated that every fin ancial demand O'Dell's great all·around play for a oca I ers 0 I I.S , h e rutshesbt leI offens~ve play· McC~rm'ick F 3 0 6 The "Man of Mystery" wl'll steal laid down by players last su mmer was championship Rehoboth team. el tor w om e a was mtended, Ev' ,...... t W , I 200 M'I and the other defensive players move an.s, C...... 0 0 0 unobserved into town, but his car will me. e were endeavoring to win a Baseball : Freddie Baldwin's exhi· vIe n - I e toward the edge of the danger zone. Hastmgs, SC...... 0 0 0 proclaim his arrival with its cover. pennant, he said, and we didn't argue bition of pinch hurling on his first R At D They are thus ready to render as. M~l'~y, G...... 0 0 0 alJ.,announcement of his show at th~ over a ~ew dollars one way or an· appearance in Newark .. . loading ace aytona sistance, and also able to guard their Williams, G...... 0 0 0 State. other. the bags on walks, the voluble south- own areas. In addition to his pocket billiard A majority of the squad willingly paw retired the next three men on Ernest JOl'd~ Julian Wolle· The shiff t f I Totals ...... 6 12 ~atch, "The Man of Mystery" will played for the love of the game and strikes . . . Paul Whiteman's trick han, local bike riders, will line up for I 109 zone ype 0 p ay al· SOPHOMORES took a "split" each k 0 tI other of fanning three Perryville batsmen the 200.mile Daytona Beach Motol'. TOhwS for more flexibility of movement. g l ~e ·an unusual display of fancy and h d wee ·. n 1e d in t he ninth inning of the third play- I e players are not tied down to a . Field Foul Pts. trick shots, will play three cushions dan, however, so me playel's lai cyc e race to be staged on St1l1day, particular spot; they move as a unit Sr~llth, F...... 4 0 8 where requested with any player in own financial demand for their off game for the Bi-State League pen· January 24. in the direction of the ball. The front Stlck~ey, F. 3 0 6 the world, as well as snooker if de. services that could only be met by nant, after Ernie George had electri· The affair will be staged on the J' f I Morl'lson ...... 3 0 6 sired. outside monetary aid. fied a record crowd with a three-run famous course on which so many me 0 p ayers moves about freely, E C OO 0 (and ball game) triple in the first speed records have been made in the :ttempting to intercept passes and L gnor, BC· ······ ····· Strong Silent Man Eastern Beagle Club half of the same frame. past other prospective shooters. Diagram DarsonG" 0 0 0 HQ is the STRONG SILENT MAN Holds F.'eld Tn'a1. F b F' 3 shows the original defensive posi· ean, ...... 0 0 0 of Billiards, but if there is anythl'ng oot all: Ray Hapes' (Mississippi) rom all reports, the Newark cy· tions to be used with the shifting Steed Ie, G...... 0 0 0 - 97-yard runback of a kickoff against clists have a good chance to come zone defense. you would like to know to improve The first of several informal field Temple . . . Dick Roberts' (Dela. home with the prize money as both The defense must be set before the Totals ...... 10 ;:01) 1'. g~.me, lie will show you, in the trials planned for 1937 by the East· ware) 70·yard sprint after intercept- wheels have been made faster since offensive team is in scoring tel'I'I'tory. 20 Halpo Marx manner. Who is t his em Beagle Club was held on New ing a D ex I G'bb Y 'theY d h fi h . . th Man of Mystery 1 How well does Year's Day at the duPont Eestate (Wa h·rgte ~a;~ . . d t I ~d oungs 100 ~a e suc taL ne ~ owmg In e This means fast ·breaking from offen· Handbp 12 he play? . .. Can it be Greenleaf? near Newark. Some fifty hounds, di. t s ;n on .y~r ouc own reo ·ml e race a ang orne. sive to defensive play, and back to the Totals ...... 804 822 806 2432 Perhaps it is Taberski I Come and vided in classes of 13 and 15 inch, u~nh 0 a punt agamst Delaware. Under Wilmington Colors offense the moment your team gets Rudolph . .. .. ~1.kt °i'97 146 189 5.12 see for yourself, pocket fans. participated and some very good dogs but :{: ~~;~I:~~~ ~the~~i of cour~e, Jordan and Wolleyhan will be re- th~ b~1I :~ain. To foresee who will ~~":~eure .~ .... : :'. ::'. :::'. g~ M~ l ~ ~~ were included among the statters, ac· 197 f orgotten. e WI never e performancesmembered by atlocal the fanshill climbfor theircon- IS~e muchtea better I and than to aact show accordingly of speed SiWoeneldienker ...... 119978 209 21315 651191 AOlee.•" xvaenr"e.r ...... ' ...... 170 11 69 Ii} ~~ csOecrrdeintagry.ttOl'eaRsuarYeml' 0onfdtheBUccIUkbin. gham, 2 171 95 R·W·R test held at Bloodroot Mountain last when t he enemy is shooting for the Totals ...... oici ·c:.: 914 899 274 1 Tot al ...... 812 887 738 2437 New officers for the year nrc: Rich· fall. They will be riding under the basket . Shakespeare 144 158 172 II I Pre.byteri." Church ard W w'lr 'd M tth V J colors of the First State Roamers, a Next week-Defensive Play (Cont.) Lt~'m .t ~ :.:.:. : . :.::::::.:. : .:. :.:. m 181 l ~ ~~~ ~:.e rS~~i~h ...... g~ :r> l~~ :~ Haley,' vicle.~;e~:;:~t~n :;n~ aBUc~ing: :otor~y~e.clu; ~ha: h~s recently been BOWLING SCORES t~~;'~; :::::::::::::::::. 155 ~ 167 3~5~8! ~Vh~e~•.iff':e~ri~~~. ·.·:.::.::.::.::.::.::.::.::.::.::.::.::.::.:.l ~ l~ 161 ~ ham filling the im portant d~n l role. rgamze 10 I mmg on. WEDNESDA-Y NIGHT LEAGUE' H.ndieap ...... 30 165 193 90 " 11 5?, 482 The next scheduled fi eld trtnls are All en Carter, motorcycle dealer, of 30 30 4• 142 set for FebruRry 7. that city, will accompany them and Won Lost Totals 82i 88J - 2J 2527 Xotals ...... 868 765 771 John Johnston will act in the capa. ~Ikt o n "~f ' ''''''''''''''''''''''''' 36 16 . MONDAY" NicHT LEAGUJ r KAlle y ...... ~~ .~~ I~U .. 179 152 2404 ======0t city of mechanic and timer dUring the gN~a)lur~o~ne~.s~IJ:F':" 'b~r~e~:~.·~.·"·:':": ": ":,,: ,,:,,:,,:,,:,,:,,: ,,:,,: ,,: :,::,:,,:,,: ~11874 17 Pmbt:crial1 Church ~~" 14 \Vrii~'\ ...... 155 140 172 ~~~ ~~'~~.. ( ...... : ~ : ~ : ~ ~ ra~e;~m the looks of all the new bi- " Bu.ln••• Men r6~ 1 6 ~1 ~lcktt~ol!,:,r;~.· ~.·.~.~.):.;I.·S.:.:.:.: .:.: .: .:.:·.. :· . :· .:·.:'.:·.:·.:·.. :· ·.:· .:·.:·.:·.:·.:·:~1975 j3~09; ;~\~f :... y./~ . .::: ... :.::.: :.:.: :... m m 157 ~~ Totals ...... 85s 94! 825 cycles around town during the holi- ~o w e ll ...... 161 22 1 234 _ m m TUESDAY NIGHT LEA~~o~ ~.t days, there will be quite a few future cHr~~O~tw,eke;~.~.. · ..r· . .:. '.:.. : .. : . .:.. : .. : .. : .. ; .. :,,:,,:, ,:,,:,,:,,:, 11: 6~5 201 ~:37 ~1 64~7° ;u S~~~e ::::::.. : .. : .. ::::~~~.el~ l~~ : ~~ 520 Totals ...... 726 822 770 ~ : fl ~\ .. j ...... ~ U motorcyclists. 605 1 ittle 140 Lackey ...... 177 1187 tJ;6: •.· :·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~14 Fort "Du~iit 78 427596 ~E_ il~klf~:o·.~,r,kCr~.OI~; I.!&.· l.~'I; ~J~S' A Paradox Tot al...... 8J4 869 911 ~: ~~t::;.;~:;:;;:: ;::;::;;;;::;;:: l ~ l~ Irs ~~ ·C~~I~,kr~.in~: .. .·:.· .:.·.:.::.·.:.::.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:. 211 29~ l ~ b Boob--What is a paradox? Herdman ...... ~~~ : . ~~l.lrJbre 124 ~ " m ~ Singman Elkt°i'75 20.,\ II ~ Simp-A fellow who talks half the IEio . ner ...... 172 IS7 181 ~ IJr oT~tai ~ .. :::::::::::::: 84J 840 180 180 144 171 315 Vandegrili ...... · .. IS9 1• ~ day, sleeps the other half, and lies all ~il~t ~.~ I .I .. ::::::::::::: l ~ l ~ m 441 Elkton 164 798 2481 Total ...... c.;.-.;; .. 852 809 851 2m ~~~~i~~t~~·. ·. ::::~:: >: :: :: ::~:: l :~ l~ m the time. W':!II~~: :::::::::::: :::: 145 160 m ~ I J:~e~Nke+.t ...... Il ~ 184 l ~ ms' Hopkin...... try 8~ub 225 182 I " 175 125 #4 S ;~~:~~ :::: :: ::::::::::: l ~~ 18978 1.15 ~~ Total ...... 7.ii 744 696 178 SJa (Continued on Page 7) THE NEWARK POST, NEWAU. DS:LAWARE 7 ~'_H -"-"------New Caatle County Loop G'hhs Hlp School 176 thereof, wluch said cOnsent and the records of Certificate under Ihe seal of the corpor ation ;sz:: Po~'WP...... l~ l~ 12<1 the procetdll1g1 aforesaid, nre "now on file In Resumes Court Schedule ,-0Iln. 1I . 143 176 and their respecllve handl, at San Fraacleco. G,II •• ple 162 100 117 my office as Ilrovlded bin l aT~ltilDOllY Whereol. h.ornIB, thiS 15th day of Ot cclI1be r IY\() With the F~School Faculty 123 JESSE C COLMA N ~ ~ ;'d, cap 17~ I S~ 161 I have hereunto set Ill )' Prcsldent FLASHES trouncing Battery H. 40-26. on Mon hnnd and offiCial leal, at FllANK JilES Dover tillS fourth day day night; Worth Steel taking a Totals 811 74 1 (OFFICIAL SEAL) 0 f J n n u a r y lilt h . • • • • • • • • • • Se~ret~ry By BILL FLETCHER U. 01 D. year of our Lord one free-scoring contest from Delaware Heuberger • THE LEl GllTON IND USTRI ES INC • 190 130 thousand mne hundred • INCORPORATED 1923 • City Faculty. 62-45. on Tuesday' ) atluette 152 161 174 find tlllrty seven ~~e~~~~man ...... 118 154 \\'alter Dent Smith • • • • J? EL!, \V.AR~ • • • : Newark Faculty listed to oppose New: ISO 158 174 Secretary of S tate C 0 Houghton . 156 189 ~-.-.-- port here tonight; and Middletown Adams 121 l' C Houl/hton P;:: Faculty visiting Conrad on Friday. HandIcap 137 125 FOLLOWI NG -\ THREE WEEKS' the New Castle County BasketbaH 5 loll to Delaware sports. Coach Lyal League swung into the 1937 port' T~talo 731 742 UDlty Lodp Clark 's cage squad WIll resume' of the current campaign this week~on Bowlsby 165 174 D MItchell lOB 120 hostJlttJes Saturday The league standing is as follows: Trlvtts 151 122 McVey .. 154 165 J\Jght when a team Wo L t P t Lynch of P M C. SIX- Worth Steel ...... 3 n ~s l()OO 146 138 footers Will at- Middletown .•. ... .•. 2 l 0 1:000 Total. 724 719 tempt to outshoot Conr!ld • ...... " 2 0 1.000 Barrett ...... ~~"'~4 149 [ FerriS •. • ... . . • . •• . 2 1 .667 Cranston • .. 135 191 the Bluc F ens Battery H .••.• ,.... 1 2 .838 VanPelt 126 136 Renshaw 148 146 Althou gh kee p- NEWARK ...... 0 2 .000 Waldrodge 162 Ing a step ahead of Ne'W"ort .. .. ' " " 0 2 000 Beck III e defeat column Delaware City ...... 0 3 :000 Handicap S5 36 th Schedule fol1ows: d h three win s January Totats 719 WJ 842 2381 reglstel cd against "BILL" FLETCHEP 8. Middletown at Conrad. 11. Mld- STATE OF DELAWARE two losses. the Chickens have failed dletown at Ferris; Conrad at New 0111 .. 01 Secrelary 01 Slate to wax ImpreSS ive WIth their perform- port. 12. Newark at Worth Steel; CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION ~ee~Il : Whom Th... PreMDt. May C...... ances and the smooth. coordinating Battery H at Delaware City 18 m to pl actlce seSsions goes Dr. Battery H at Newport; Delawar~ City bJ tea at Middletown. 19. Worth Steel at dU~:~hetntl~~t~~P~::~r~toof":~e S;:~~eCJ:~:1 Jekly and Ml Hyde on us when game Ferris; Newark at Conrad. 25. Fer- ~~~t v~~u~wrih:I~8tc:!:u~h"c::d~~:rd~~o~1~eJh~n c:y ======It me rolls al ound and displays a slam- ris at Newport; Battery H at Mid office, the STATE OF DELAWARE SOUTHERN DRILLING COMPANY Olllce 01 Sec... tary of State hangy basketball act whIch IS nothing dletown. 26, Newark at Delaware a corporation of thiS State whose pnnclpat of CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION .kln to thell rehearsals. City. 29. Worth Steel at Conrad. flee IS situated at To All Whom These Present. May Come. No 100 West 10th Street GreeUnIl : We're not behttIng the Hens' show- February on the CIty of Wltmongton County of New h h 2. Ferris at Worth Steel; Newport Castle State of Delaware dU~:~he~tl~;t:aP::::rdtoof":&e s;:~~~~:~~s b~ 12 243t lng, and aftel all t ey ave more at. Battery H; Conrad at Newark; The Corporation Trust Company the voluntary dissolution thereof, by the con than held thell own on the schedule M!ddletown at Delaware City. 8. hemg agent therem, and In charge thereof, sent of all the stockholders deposited m my upon whom process may be served. has com offi ce, the CERTIFICATE OF DECREASE to dal e bu t thel e's plenty of rough Middletown at Newport. 9. Newark MIDLAND MORTGAGE & INVESTMENT OF CAPITAL ~~~s w~:\~~e s~~~~tr~fmD~I~:!r~~e a;o~g~~:lt~~d OF edges to be smoothed over before the ~tel~~:~!; ~~;t~y C~n~~l."°ah ~~e:l~ on 1915 Sechon I, to 2101 Sechon '87, Chap a corporalion of~~!,<§~~;l;>h~se pronclpal of· STATE OF DELAWARE CARGILL. INCORPORATED boys me pet fOi mIng satisfactorily Steel at Middletown. 18. Battery H ter 65, of the ReVised Statutes of 1915, as fice IS situated at Otfiu of Secret• ..,. 01 State We, the underSigned, bemg respectively the 901 Market Street CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION Vice PreSident and Secretary of Cargtll, Tn and Coach Cla lk IS contented. at Newark; Newport at Delaware a m e n~~fl.!{F¥CATEY 6F ~lSSsO'LU\I~Nthl' In the city of Wilmington County of New To All Whom These Present. May Cmne, cor pora ted, a Delaware corporation, do hereby Now, therefore, I , Walter Dent Smith Sec Castle State of Delaware Greetin.· certify that the Board of Directors of said cor f-~ City. ~9. Ferris at Conrad. 22. Ferris retary of State of the State of Delaware, do Chas G Guyer Whereas, It appears to m y satlsfachon by Af'fER HO URS of near-perfect chck at Middletown. 23. Worth Steel at hereby certify that the Sind corporation did on being agent therelO, and In charge thereof, duly authenticated record of the proceedmgs of ~l:~t~~~e(rd~;~t e (~ a r~:~l~~ lt~~n , ad~~~~d wb~ s ~~e Newark; Deaware City at Battery the upon whom process may be served, has com the voluntary diSSolution thereof by the con holders of record of a majorit y of the tot al mg be hind the scenes. the boys step lourth day of January A D 1937 H. 26. Newport at Conrad. r~~s wd:\~:e S~~i~lT~fmbne\!:!r!~e a;o~g~::I~~d ~ffi~e,o ~h ~ n the stockholders depOS ited In m y number of sh ares of said corporation h aVing file In the office a duly executed and attested votmg powers and outstanding, a t a meetmg before the foothghts and put on a In 53ld March consent, wnhng, to the dissolution of on 1915 Section I, to 2101 Sechon 187. Chap MATTHEW G NORTON CO of such stockholders duly called and held In Corporatton executed - by all the stockholders ter 65 , of the ReVised Statutes of 191 5, as a corporation of thiS State whose prinCipal accordance With" the statutes of the 5t lte or sho" far below the par set in their 2. Newport at Ferris; Conrad at thereof, which said consent and the records of unoffi cial passmg and shQoting. Worth Steel; Middletown at Battery the proceedings aforesaid, are now on file 1n ame n~E'i~F{F¥CATEt 6F ~jssoLu'r I'8Nthts office IS sl tuN!: d~t ~{arket Street ~~l;~~~~~d rel~~l c l~l ~e t~~n ~~~~ta!f o ~;~ r ~Vllh~ : my office as prOVided by law Now, therefore, I, Walter Dent Smith Sec In the city of Wlh111ngton County of New Cas Nevel theless. three victories aren't H; Delaware City at Newark. 8. Bat Four Hunclred Flrty nine Thousand One Hun tery H at Ferris; Newark at New In Teltlmony Whereof, retary of S ta te of the State of Delaware, do tie State of Delaware dred Doll ars ($2459 100) fr om the sun! of Scvcn Ilaet ly blttCl morsels to shde across I have hereunto set my hereby certify that the said corporation did on Delaware Regtstratlon Trust Company Mllhon S'x Hundred Forty fiv e Thousand port; Conrad at Middletown. 9. Dela hand and offiCial seal, a t the being agent therein, and In charge thereof, Four Hundred FIfty Doll ars (S7 645 4,0) to the Dover thiS fourth day y our palate while t he two defeats ware City at Worth Steel. 15, Dela fi le In f~h:t~,nJ~: ~f d~i:u:::c~edDa1l113~ttested unod whhm hProcess mb be rervedC has com sum of Five Million One Hundred Eighty SIX (OFFICIAL SEAL) 0 f J a n u a r yIn the Thousand. Three Hundred Fift y Doll ar .!! ($5, - handed out by St. Joe's and Rutgers ware City at Ferris; Worth Steel at year of OUT Lord one consent, In Wrltlng, to the dissolution of said t~~s w~: t~ e e S~~~~"r~lnDetl~:ar! ~l eas o~g~[~I~~d 186 350), said reduction to be effected by re Newport; Newark at Middletown. 16. thousand mne hundred Corporation cJltecuted by all the s tockholders In 1915 Section I, to 2101 Secllon 187, Chapter tlnng 2928 shares of first preferred stock don't give us a case of Indigestion. and thirty seven thereof, winch s;:l.ld consent and the records of 65 , of the ReVised Statutes of 191 5. as amended. Battery H at Conrad. Walter Dent SmIth 14442 shares of second preferred stock, and They're both plenty hot clubs. ::; now on file In 144420 shares or comlllon stock of the cor Secretary of S tate J>ffi~eee:~ng:Ov~~o:dsb~d'J a~:e prehcERtI}rJ~TESSoFgD{S~'OtuT I ON poratlon held b y It In Its treasur y of an aggre. Follo~l'el s Will be treated to a good Many Guesta Present In Te.Umony Whereof. Now, therefore. I \V D Smith Secreta ry of gate par value eq ual to the amount or such brand of basketball when the Hens STATE OF DELAWARE 1 have hereunto set my State of the State of Delaware. do hereby reduction At New Year'. Dinner Olllce 01 Secretary 01 State hand and offiC ial seal, at certify that the said corpor lhon did on the W e further certlf) tha t the assets of Cargln, start hl ttmg t hings as weH In games CERTI FICATE OF DISSOLUTION Dover thIS fourth day filth d.y of January A D 1937 Incor porated, remaining after said reduction To All Whom These Presents MaT Come, (OFFICIAL SEAL) 0 1 J a n u a r yIn the fi le on th e office " duly execul ed and attested are su ffiCient to pay all debts of said corpora as they do 111 the practice sessions but Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Weaver. of GreeUn.: year of our Lord one consent, In writing, to the dissolution of said tlon , t he payment or which IS not otherWi se thousand nine hundred Corpora ti on executed by all the stockholders In the mean time. we'll let the three Landenberg. Pa. entertained the fol prOVi ded for du~:~he'ntl~~t:llP:::~rdtoof ":&e s;:~f~~~II~~S bo'f and thir ty seven thereof. which said consent nnd the records of IN WITNESS WHER EOF We have here conque ts shout for t hemselves. lowing guests at dinner on New the voluntary dissolution thereof, by the con \Valter Dent Smith the proceed ll1 gs afores:ud, are now on file In unto set our h ands and the seal of Cargill, sent of all the s tockholders depOSited 1n my Secretary of State my office as prOVided b y law Incorporated, thiS 28th flay or December , 1936 Despite the objects standlng in Yea r's day: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mor J G PETERSON the path of the Blue Hen sWimming ris. of Avondale. Pa. ; Mr. and Mrs. office, theBLATZ GUM COMPANY ======I J 1h."lV~es~~~e~~ O~~r~y Vice PreSident a corporation of thiS State whose prinCipal of STATE OF DELAWARE h and and offiCial seal at CARGILL MACMILLA N leam's mal ch to a successful tank sea Charles Connor and family. of New fice IS Situated a t Office of Secretary 01 State y No 100 West 10th Street CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION (OFFICIlL SEAL) R~:~;r/h:~ ~I~~h y~~; ~~ • • • • • • S.ccretar ron, Coach Ed Baldo contInues to grin Garden; Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Weav III the cit y of \Vtlmll1gton Count)' of New To AU Whom These Presents May Come, Castle S tate of Delaware Greehn.. : ~~~e f;~~~re~t ~"lncih ~h~rat~d : Car~~po ~~~~ r ~~~l t ed : when qu est IO ned as to prospects for er and daughter. of Newark; Mr. Whereas, It appears to my satisfaction by The Corporation Trust Company seven \V D Smith :. 1 93~ D~l a w:re • : a ., nnmg team. and Mrs. John CampbeH. of Hockes being agent therem, and In charge thereof, duly authenticated record of the proceedings of upon \\ hom process m ay be served, has com the voluntary olssolutlon thereof, by tbe con S'cretary of Slate COUNTY OF HE NEPIN) f--7 sin; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Weaver. plied With the requirements of the Corporation sent of all the s tockholders depOSited III my office, the A~ D GE TLEMEN. If you can grIn Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Weaver. Miss Ar Laws of the State of Delaware, as contained STATE OF DELAWARE STATE OF MINNESOTA ~ SS on 1915 Sec lion I, to 2101 SectIon 187, Chap TISDALE RAN CH COMPANY Office of Secretary 01 State On thiS 28th day of December, 1936 before IfIth a mel c nme candidates with lene Weaver and MI'. John Luhn. aU :]. cor poration of thiS State \\ hose prmclpal of CERTIFICATE OF DISSO LU110N me. not.ry pubhc WIthin .nd for .Old ~~e:j~d ~ f pr~1~ml~:~~se~ ~~~ti!:~tnC;: ~:I~illsas fice IS situated at To AU Whom These Pre.ents May Come, county, personally appeared] G Peterson and • hleh to WOI k then you can laugh in of Landenberg. CERTIFICATE OF DlSSOLU nON No 900 Market Street Greetlnlr C lrgdl MacMillan to me persona 1J y known. the face of a VesuvIUs eruption or Now, therefore, I , W alter Dent Smith Sec In the city or Wlhlllngton County of New retary of State of the State of Delaware. do Castle S tate of Del aw lre d,r~~hc'n 1I~~'l t~~P:~~r dt oof ~ ~e s;:~~aecJ :~~s "o>f :a~o, tl~ae;nrh ee;"lC~lr cb ~e~~~ ct~~~1y sili~rnvI~:c~re(!~~ .hen standmg right smack in the BOWLING SCORES hereby certify that the said corporatIOn did on the voluntary (Jissolullon thereof, by the con dent and Secretary of Cargill I ncorporated. re~!~;a!:e~~a~he:re~!:ar~~deell~ lraur~e C~he~~~l. S(' l1t of alf the stockholders depOSited '" my the corporation lI amed 10 the foregomg It1 stru midd le of a bu rnmg Rome. (Continued from Page 6) the fourth day of January A D 1937 upon whom process may be served. has com o ffi ce, the ment, that the seal n.ffixed to said 1I1slrUIllcnt Two conslstant point winners back Lions Club fil e In the office a duly executed and attested plied With the reqUIrements of the Corporation Q" lTAN OI L COMPANY IS the corporate senl of 5:11d corporation and Shea ffer 122 122 consent, m wrltmg, to the dissolution of said Laws of the S tate of Delawarc t as contalD ed a corporation of thiS State whose prinCipal thrlt said mstrument was Signed and sealed by from last yeal-and Coach Bardo can r omh lve 161 149 310 Corpora h olt executed by all the stockholders 111 19 15 Secti on I, to 2101 Section 187, Chap o ffi ce IS situited at authOrity conferred by meet1l1gs of the DI f No 900 iiiiii--· •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• len of Perryville, Md., over the week- Henry and Melvin Brooks, Linwood _N ._N _N_N_"_ end. STATE GRANGE ENTERTAIN AT Conner and Robert Davis. 25 YEARS AGO A donation was given to the pastor Newark Social Notes Mr. and Mrs. J. Cliesley Stewart, the Rev. and Mrs. Robert Hodgson. ' "'-__-1'-"-_"-"-"-"- __.1- of New York City, sailed Tuesday OFFICERS FOR GROUP DINNER Mr. and Mrs. Eugene 'Sheats arc l'C IN REVIEW noon on the S. S. Berengaria for Eng ceiving congratulations on the bi rth land. Mr. Stewart was recently ap December 20, 1911 (Continued from Page 6) TO 'OPEN YEAR of a son, born in the Homeopat hic pointed European representative of YEAR ELECTED Hospital, Wilmington, on Thursd ay, Mr. and Mrs. George H. Barnes Transcontinental and Western Air December 24. and M~. and Mrs. Dolphus R. Barnes, Organization Meeting Held Ford Clan Gathen at Home wi~h headquarters in London. Mrs. J. St. Michaels, Md. , were Christmas The Misses Betty and Florence December 27, 1911 Irvin Dayett, of Cooch's Bridge, was At Stanton W ednt~.day; In Glugow; Chriltmu week-end guests at the horne of Mr. Ford spent Thursday with Mi sses Engagement Announced in New York at the time of their Many Holiday Guelts Programs at Church Marie and Rebecca Lynch, Nl,wal·k. and Mrs. James Melvin Barnes, Mrs. E. C. Jones has announced the sailing. Lumbrook. The Glasgow home demonstration engagement of her daughter, Miss CAcRD PARTY PLANNED i CHILDREN---cI V E PLAY club will hold a covered dish luncheon MI'. William Barr, of New York Lelo, to Mr. Gustavus Smith, Mc at the home of Mrs. Charles Beste, Mr. and MI:s. Hal Johnson and City, visited Mr. and Mrs. J. Leslie By Mrs. Harriet W. Knotts I . By Mrs. J. Leslie Ford Olellandsville. near Christiana, on Tuesday, Jan Mrs. Elizabeth Blackwell, both of Ford of Cooch's Bridge on Sunday. Stanton, Jan. 6.-Election of offi Glasgow, Jan. 6.-Mr. and Mrs. J. uary 12. Accident on Chapel Street Aberdeen, Md., and Mr. and Mrs. cers took place at the Diamond State Leslie Ford entertained the following Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jarmon, of A number of children in the neigh Clifford Calloway, Middletown, were Grange meeting which was held in at a family dinner on New Year's A horse driven by Mrs. Joseph Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ocean City, Md., are visiting his par borhood have been sick with the meas the meeting house, Wednesday eve day at their horne, "The Button Brown of Milford Cross Roads became Walter Blackwell. ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Jarmon. les. ning, December 23. woods:" Mrs. Fannie Holimann, of frightened at an automobile on Chapel __ Mr. R. W. Miggeson, of Harmony Mrs. Elizabeth , Hammond spent Miss Helen Davidson entertained Chestertown, Md.; Mr. and Mrs. street last Friday afternoon. Christmas guests at the home of Grange, took charge of the proceed Christmas with her relatives in Mil the following at her home on the State Bradley J. Ford and Miss Margaret Mrs. Brown was accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Gallaher were ings. ford. Road, Saturday, January 2: the Biddle, of Wilmington; Mr. and Mrs. her two children and all three were Mrs. Harry R. Rossland and children, Officers elected were as follows: Misses Edith and Kathryn Stafford, Gordon Williams, of Philadelphia; Pencader Program thrown out when the vehicle struck Worcester, Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. Hor overseer, Jacob McCleary; gatekeep Mildred and Norma Jane Jarmon, Mr. and Mrs. David D. Ford and Among those participating in the an obstacle and upset. ace Chandler, Washington, D_ C.; er, Charles Singles; steward, Evan Mr. Thomas Stafford, all of Newark. Miss Helen Ford, of Norwood, Pa.; program presented ~t the Pencader Mrs. Brown sustained a fractured Mr. and Mrs. Walter Blackson, Wil Klair; lady assistant steward, Mrs. MI'. Marvin Rambo, of near New Cas Mr. and Mrs. James C. Lupton and Presbyterian Sunday School Tuesday collar bone, but fortunately both chil- mington; Mrs. Gertrude McNamaree Evan Klair; chaplain, Mrs. Lillian tle and Mr. Lloyd Dasher, of the Mrs. Sarah Dayett. evening were: Donald McElwee, El dren escaped with only a few bruises. and Mr. and Mrs. Charles O'Brien, Singles; lecturer, Mrs. Harriet W. State Road, Miss Alice Weldin, of inor Brown, Helen Marie Gallagher, Knotts; secretary, Mrs. Rachell The Misses Betty and Florence The public schopls of Newark will Lewisville, Pa. __ Christiana and Mr. Ernest and Don Robert Brown, James Ford, Jr., Flor Louth; treasurer, Mrs. Anna Win Ford spent the week-end with their open on Tuesday, January 2, after Christmas visitors at the home of ald Davidson. gate; Ceres, Mrs. J. ·W. Butler; and uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Brad ence Ford and Ann Brown. Others the week's holiday. Studies will be re- Mrs. H. T. Jones, Elliott Heights, ley' J. Ford, of Wilmington. were: Betty Ford, Ruth Conner and Mr. John F. Richards entertained Flora, Mrs. K. N. Willis. sumed at the college on Monday, Jan- were Mr. and ~ Mrs. John R. Sam Mrs. W. L. McElwee. The program at a family dinner on Sunday. Among This grange is the oldest in Dela-I Mr. and Mrs. James Lupton are uary 8th. worth, Newtown Square, Pa. ; Mr. included a playlet, recitations and those present were: Mr. and Mrs. ware and is looking forward to a spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. H. S. Eastburn, Newark; singing. OBITUARY John W. Richards and son, Alex, of successful year under the guidance Harry Williams, of Earleville. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Jones, Mr. and Mr. George G. Brown is still quite Philadelphia, Mr. and Mrs. Francis of Mr. Lacy. Following the election Miss Grace Johnson has returned Mrs. Isaac C_ Haines Mrs. PaulO. Jones, Philadelphia; Mr. ill at his horne near here. Richarrls of Philadelphia, Mr. and of officers, a Christmas party was to her home after spending the week and Mrs. Harry Jones, Wilmington; MI'. and Mrs. W. M. Dugan enter Mrs. Isaac C. Haines, of Christiana, Mrs. Frank Stafford and family, MI'. held and gifts were presented to with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Johnson, Misses Anna and Ruth Samworth, tained Mr. and Mrs. L. W. McElwee died in Philadelphia, at 3 O'clock, and Mrs. Henry Mote, Mr. and Mrs. those present. of Wilmington. Tuesday morning. The body will be MI'. Harry S. Samworth and Mastel' and son at New Year's dinner. Chester Ewing, MI'. and Mrs. Wayne Installation of the new officers will Christmas at Church brought to her former home and Harry T. Jones, Wilmington. Nesbett and Mrs. Emily Wilhelm. be held on Wednesday, January 6. Mr. Albert Foulk moved on Satur funeral services will be held on Friday Christmas ' entertainment at the day from the John Sweetman farm to afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Eastburn, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Geist, Mr. and Card Party Planned Glasgow M. E. Church took place on the Salvatore farm recently vacated About a year ago Mrs. Haines fell Mrs. H. T. Jones and the Misses Mrs. Chester Ewing and Mr. ar. l Sc Rev. Donald A. Ottinger spent last Fresh Ham ...... tb 24c Fancy and Green Mrs. Laura Paxon is visiting rela returned to his home on Monday after week with his parents at Norristown. Matrimonjal Whole or Shank Half tives in Smyrna. having spent the Christmas holidays Calif. New Peas ...... 2 1bs. 25c Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cumens and Judges-Well , Jim, I can give you Chuck Roast Beef ...... tb 27c Cauliflower ...... 19c and 23c Miss Ethel and Marion Campbell with his parents at Galex, Va. daughter of Manheim, imd Mr. and this divorce, but it will cost you ex Cross Cut Roast Beef .... tb 33c are visiting friends in Wenton, Md. Mrs. Walter Cumens of Karlin spent Onions ...... 3 Ibs. 10c Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E. McCormick, actly thirty dollars. Leg Lamb ...... tb 27c Mr. and Mrs. James Conner and Christmas afternoon at the horne of Spinach '" ...... 3 Ibs. 25c McClelJandsville, entertained friends Jim- Thirty (hlJars, Jedge? __. 5% to 6 tb aver.age son, of Baltimore, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Hendrickson and Broccoli ...... bunch 17c on Christmas eve in honor of their Judge-Yes, that's the court fee for Brussel Sprouts ...... bx. 17c G. Fader and family. family. expenses. Bananas, med. size. " doz. 19c Misses Edith Spencer and Elizabeth fifteenth wedding anniversary. Buenos Aires Guest Jim- Well, Jedge, I don't believe I Guineas, 1ge. size 85c and 90c ea. Wright, of Miss Baldwin's School, John B. Roberts, Bessemer, Ala., wants no divorce. There ain't thlrty CANNED GOODS Thomas Crossan of Buenos Aires Bryn Mawr, are spending the holidays recently spent two weeks with his dollars difference between dem two Sun Up Canned Peas .. 3 for 25c has been vacatJoning with his mother, Green String Beans . . 3 cans 35c at their homes in Newark. parents, Mr. and Mr8. Percy L. Rob wimmen. Libby's Best Corn Beef 2 for 35c Mrs. Catherine Crossan and other lo Golden Bantam Corn 2 cans 25c Mrs. Victor Willis is theatened with erts, Sr., at Cooch's Bridge. Em Golden Wreath Asparagus Green Lima Beans .. 3 cans 50c typhoid fever. ployed by the Hercules Powder Com cal relatives. ======reg. aOe ...... can23c pany, Mr. Roberts visited friends at Mrs. Kennedy Crossan has been on Ham Hufnell. Peaches, Ige. cans' .... a for 50c Ice Settles Cotree Lay In Some of These Specials Kenvil and Parlin, N. J., during his the sick list and her 80n, Raymond, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Sheehan and To make the coffee grounds settle vacation. : , .' is confined with the grip. children were Christmas week-end to the bottom of the old-fa8hloned Mr. and Mr8. Norris Hufnell and visitors with Lancaster relatives. coffee pot drop a small piece of ice in Mr. and Mrs. Raymond McMuJlen son, Robert, of Norfolf, Va., were MilS Carrie Steel, Avondale, spent when the pot is removed from the and his mother, Mrs. Hannah Mc Christmas visitors at the home of the Christmas at the horne 'of Mr. and JOHN ·F. RICHARDS stove. Mullen, visited Mrs. Wilbur McMul· former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Mrs. Kennedy Crossan. Free Delivery Phones 586-581