TREES AVAILABLE DELAWARE COLONY Clarke Abbott Named FOR REPLANTING CENTURY CLUB 'VOTE AT .TODAY’S ELECTION! ROW-FACULTY GROUP BROAOCAS1 Council President The State Forestry Department to HAS EDUCATION NIGHT ENJOYED' day annunced that while the supply of Every citizen of the Laurel Special School, The new town council and Mayor, SAT. AFTERNOON Some species of reforestration trees is which included but one new member, already absorbed by orders filed late PROGRAM TUESDAY 5yhq is interested in, good school's and the Charles S. Gunby succeeded Holland HERE ON MONDAY last year and early this year, there is H. Cooper, took office at the regular A broadcast by Delaware Colony en An Educational program in charge monthly meeting Tuesday evening* rollees, Saturday afternon, April 22, a surplus of other species. The spe welfare of the children, should go to the The annual Rotary-Faculty night was. cies for which no further order can be of Mrs. H. Bertrude Lewis, was the The bther members include J. Clark hold Monday evening, in the form of at 1.00 o’clock from WDEL. via the feature of the regular meeting of the polls in the school house between the hours Abbott, who was elected pi’esident of Dover studio, will preview the operetta accepted are Douglas fir, ' .Norway a turkey banquet held in the Laurel spruce and old cypress. Those which Laurel New Century Club Tuesday .of one.and eight o’clock today (Friday) and the council. Marshall Pusey, Gola they are preparing for their semi-an Dolby, Roy Mitchell and Luke .E Col Municipal Building, the dinner being* are still available in seedling sizes are afternoon. The' principal speaker was prepared and served by the members nual open-house on the fqllowing Sat Mrs. Clarence Fraim of Wilmington express himself on the matter of bonding lins, Thomas W, Records was install urday. The program will also take white pine, red pine, shortleaf pine, of the Firemen’s Auxiliary. loblolly pine, black locust, and yellow Delaware State Chairman of Educa ed for his second term as mayor of E. P. Burkholder of Dover, a promi recognition of the twentieth anniver tion, Mrs. Fraim,gave a travel address .the district for $115,000 for the erection of Laurel. sary of the opening of'Delaware Col poplar. nent Rotarian and School Official, was concerning her trip to the Holy lands, a much-needed building. It is understood all the town officers the principal speaker of the evening. ony, May 11, 1921, for the past term have been renamed Several' thousands of trees have al at which time she also visited numer Mr. Burkholder discussed the impor The semi-annual openhoUses were ready been lifted and shipped from the ous other adVoining countries. Mrs. The School Board is anxious to get a fair to incude: Harley Hickman, chief of originated, and have been sponsored police, William Records and Harry R. tance of cooperation between the home State Forest Tree Nursery to farmers Fraim, in addition to hdr interesting and the school, and especially the in since 1921 by the Board of Lady Vise and forest tree planters in the State. address, showed colored moving pic expression of the citizens, and they have Mitchell, police officers; Roscoe Phil tors. Part of the program will be oc lips, building inspector, Harvey Phil fluence of the home conditions on Orders are being filled as rapidly as tures which she made on the trip. pledged themselves not to issue the bonds school programs and discipline. Mr. cupied with a dialogue between two possible. Other numbers on the program in lips Sr., water commissioner; and Sam of the original members of the Board uel G. Ralph, town clerk, Burkholder especially referred to the cluded a quartet by Misses Aline Giv unless assured they will be liquidated from recent statement of Miss Dorothy and Colony Superintendent Howard T. Last year 293,000 trees were shipped ens, and Gloria Thompson, and Robert Ennis. Mr. Ennis has been superin from the States nursery. But orders state funds. i Thompson in which she criticized the Henry and Walter Durham. They B. C. Grange News schools for endeavoring to develop tendent since the Colony opened. at present filed with the Department were accompanied by Mrs. W. T. The program will be opened with do no indicate that this figure will be This means the real estate tax rate can Grade A students, rather than develop Jones and their numbers were “Dear Worthy Master Norman C. Hedges ing the proper attitudes abong pupils a selection by the Colony band, fol eiher equalled or excelled this year. Old Southern Songs” and “Nonsense lowed by a short dialogue explaining not be increased more than ten | cents per president at the regular meeting of that will aid them In later life. The ——- ——__ Songs”; vocal slos by Mrs. Ford War Broad Creek Grange, and following speaker agreed largely with the opin thq growth and attainments . of the rington, “Tommy Lad” and “Banjo hundred of assessed valuation, and this Colony. The preview of the forthcom Food To Cost More the routine business, Dr. Preston West ions of Miss Thompson, and cited num Song.” She was also accompanied by of Georgetown, showed colored pic erous examples to illustrate the point. ing operetta will occupy • the latter, Mrs. .Tones. will decrease annually as the bonds are paid and major portion of the program. During Year 1941 tures of Havana, Cuba. Bermuda, the He also defended the position of the Announcement was made that the off: Panama Canal Zone and various points Rotary Club and its members who took This will be the second broadcast benefit parties, sponsored by the Club experience for many of the children, Indications are that food will cost of interest in the United Slates. The an active part in community affairs, as more during 1941, and the following are proving successful and are netting pictures were greatly enjoyed and Dr, against those persons who sit back and for they presented an abridged edition a substantial sum for the treasury, This mattei’ of voting is a privilege that of “The Mikado” last year. This year's winter season, than it has for several half of the world’s population is denied — West was given a vote of thanks for wait for some one else to do tlie work presentation is tire narrative of a little years, according to C, R. Snyder, Co. the entertainment. The refreshment and then criticizes tlie manner in which begger lad who becomes a prince thr Agricultural Agent. Farmers and oth Delaware CCC Camps so we advise our readers to make good use committee served sandwiches and cof- it is done. ough rendering a singular service to ers living in towns to whom a plot of . fee to all In attendance. Dr. J, H. Elliott served as toastmas land is available, should plan to help Salute 8th Birthday of the onportunitv. rather than criticize the I Another meeting will be held tonight ter, and Clifton E. Phillips, president of an afflicted monarch. tho Rotary Club gave the address of A series of Saturday afternoon meet this situation by having a good action that is taken. ' at which time Broad Creek Grange and garden in 1941. A nationwide “Open-House" birth ! will be host to the Grangers of the welcome to toe guests. Responses broadcasts by Slate organization, day party will be held next week by were made by Miss Elizabeth Anderson other public bodies, has been arranged J gy intelligent and efficient effort in ; county nt tho April Nelghbr's Night tho Civilian Conservation Corps. Dela The Editor ! meeting. At this time Milford Grange and Chester Dickerson. by the authorities of the Dover Com- (pjannjng and maintaining a home gar- wareans are invited to visit tiro CCC I will fill tho officer’s chairs, and Cool- An interesting part of the program munity School, A studio has bcenjjon, living costs can be greatly reduced, camps located at Wyoming and Geor . spring Grange will furnish th0 pro- consisted of quiz with six members of prepared in the Conlmunity School. A«mcajs made more enjoyable and the getown! o see what life is like for 300,- BETHEL W C. T. U. Hears ' gram. . tlie audience, picked nt random, par gludio hfi., been prepared in the school. of family improved, In ad- 000 CCC hoys scattered over the Untied . ! On Thursday, April 10, Broad Creek ticipating. This was conducted by Ray lundins, horn when, whence thc P*0" j dition, (fie surplus vegetables can be States tn camp groups of 150 to 200. Bethel Methodist Church County President Grange will sponsor tho Kid Smith Peters and thc questions related to toe grams go by wire to Wilmington for j^^red or canned and thus provide Rood Eight years ago on April 8 the CCC (program nt Laurel High School audi- early history of Delaware, Prizes broadcasting by WDEL. This ’ cheap food during the winter months, Rev. Cliss. W Spry, Pastor was founded to take boys off street The regular meeting of the Worn-! lorittm. This will he an entirely new were won by Miss Virginia Anderson, mint has made broadcasting j According to demonstrations conduct- corners and give, them a chance to be en’s Christian Temperance Union was j "-how and everyone is invited to attend, Mrs, Norman S. Hoffeeker, Mrs, Ira more readily available to down-state Delaware, a good garden is worth Sunday, April 6. Church Schol 10 come. , healthy citizens—mentallya and„/ 1 °* m’ Morning worship 11 a. m. hold Wednesday afternoon with 28 in 1 ------Lewis and Robert Ruch. Norman L. groups and organizations. nt jcast $100 and orfe fifth of an acre physically, During these 8 years, 2'A | Evening service 7 o’clock. attendance, Mrs. Harvey M. Phillips j Declamation Contest Graves, accompanied by Ira Hastings, Already thc Colony enrollees whoj^ x iqq feet) can produce vegetables million boys have had their chance to Bov. Charles W. Spry is line] charge of the devotions that were ‘ presented a violin sol. will take part in the broadcast arc ex-1 equivalent in value to a ten acre field conducting learn skill and solf-disclpllne by doing ] evening services fit the Mt. Zion very impressive. . Addition guests at the mooting In clledlyilv writingwriKna theirfhoh* families to listen wheat useful jobs under tho expert direction Tlie local declamation contest war cluded too members of too Board of church on tlie Lr.urel-Seaford high Four new members were enrolled held on March 31, 1941, In thc Laurel to (Item. They will tnake the trip to of soil conservations, foresters, roatf way. making a gain of 24 members this Education with their wives, ond Reg. Dover in the Colony school bus. In one of the circulars Issued by the building, engineers and others. Most High School Auditorium. The winners and Mrs. E, C» Hallman. Preparations for the springtime op- National Advisory Defense Commission, District Supt. Welter A. Hearn will I y^ar‘ of the Junior High School contest were of them have also received special be the speaker nt thc Bethel Methodist A brief report was presented rota Following the banquet and program, onliotisc, which occurs always on tho comes tills challenge to all people who training in the shop and school room first prize, June Gordy, with the selec tlie remainder of tho evening was have a plot of ground—‘‘Let us make Church Easter Sunday morning. The tive to the Kent and Sussex Institute tion "Just One Big Happy Family" and third Saturday of April, started many classes which are held after work nt Felton. spent to games, weeks ago, with rehearsals of the par every Amercan strong, stronger than public is invited. nccond place to Louise Waller whose hours, An Easier program will ho render Mrs. Sadie Smith lead-an article on selection Was “Hannibal’s Wedding ticipants, designing and execution of ever before, sturdier In body, steadier Throughout rural America. CCC boys “Tlie Membership Drive,” which ends costumes and construction ot scenery, irt nerves, surer in living." ed on Sunday evening Aprii 13. by Bells." Holy Week Program have built enough farm terraces to the Primary Department. July 25th. Mrs. Charity Smith and In the Senior High .Dramatic division Openlious© or "Big Lay" as the en Tit© family that accepts the chal stretch the earth more than five limes. her group were hostesses for tho day, ... At Stv^ips’ Church rollees coll it, is held oh (ho third Sat lenge to make its members strong thr Mrs. Lula Massey was ihe week-end “Tho Soul of this violin" look “first They have planted millions of trees guest of Dr, and Mrs, I, A. B, Allen at Mrs. Ethel Wheatley, of Senford. place presented by Kendal Jones, urday of each April and October, ough belter diet Is helping America. and have dug thdusands of miles °f|gEafor() County President of tlie W. C. T, U„ Palm Sunday and Holy Week will What affects the Individual affects the “Honey" given by Vera Hudson placed Many relatives and friends of the en nc™m!irtohments^lthe“‘ h0^° d’oetoredS Mr- nnd Mrs Victor Stallard and son was a visitor and spoke on the topic be observed at toe Episcopal Church rollees, and others interested in the Nation. It Will take wise planning on second. , , , , “God Bless America" Tlie meeting In the Senior High humorous division here after the fashion of olden days. work being carried on nt tlie Colony, the part of the family to provide meals and cured more than million farm-1 .D°naW .sP'n‘ t!‘e. w«k-end with re adjourned with the singing of “Count The Palm Crosses will b© blessed at grasp the opportunity for a pleasant that Ore ample, that taste good and destroying gullies, CCC crews have I!ntlvc3 to Philadelphia. Eleanor Lee RUssell look first place Your Blessings."’ with the declamation "Gwendolyn tlie early Eucharist in St, Philips, and afternoon In the countryside, In the, that “protect" fitness. Now Is the lime also built 6,000 good-sized dams and Mr. and Mrs, Harry T. Wright wore Will be in sufficient quantity so that any spring they are drawn by the swelling J {o start this planning with a good gar- dinner gUcsto of Mr. arid Mrs. Lee Meets the Dentist.” Second p1acc wortl reservoirs, strung 78,000 miles of tele Spring Fashion Show to..... the. eperformance...... presented. by Jnck person may have more than one, Alt buds, greening fields and balmy air,. gpn, because stich a garden will do its phone lines; conslructed 114,000 miles Insley of Salisbury Friday, the churches in the Gateway Field will “The Cat Came Bark. In addition to their interest in the chit- i share toward a well balanced dief, and of road and 45,00d bridges. They have Miss Genevieve Spfy returned to VIIOn Acain ToniffhtlWUkerTJ.e firgl pjae6 W[nnera 0( j],,, senior be decorated for the day, and toe rec dren, in Ihe autumn the bright foliage, thus help to insure a better American, built air fields and sicel fire lowers. Blacksfono college Monday where she tor, Rev. R. Y. Barber plans to hold and ti>e harvest fields add to the In-1 ,,Jp-ood„ ,g fl' will resume her studies after spending 'high humorous and dramatic division The merchants of Laurel are coi\- Will enter’ the county contest held at five services so that nil will have a the spring vacation with her parents chance to receive the Holy Cmmunion, Delaware Colony, situated ns it is in’munition of war as ducting a Spring Fashion Show in the Georgetown Herd. Improvement Rev, and Mrs. Charles W. Spry. Waller Theatre Thursday and Friday The other services will be held dally it's own 1100 acre tract, presents nrtider, and some even sa^, ,, , Mr. and Mrs. Harley G, Hastings en from 1250 10 1255 with toe following attractive picture at each of these times most essential war f Assn. Plans Banquet , evenings of this week. This project is tertained, ,, -- ,the members„ , _ With their.. ,wives _ I nn outgrowth of the Adult Education Mrs. Emma Donovan speakers: Monday, Rev, E. C, Hall of the year. 400 of toes© acres are be true, then aU of« who hav ea small of ffie Ushers Union Friday evening at, c,asses {n Merchandising con. Under cultivation, to furnish food for I pill of grand rondo man. uastor of Centenary Methodist •The second annual banquet of the their home. Entertainment for even- j ducted durf mWjAs fay Mrs, Emma Donovan, aged 82, widow Church; Tuesday, Rev. L. E. Wer all of the children and occupation and tonal Defense Program by growing some Sussex County Herd Improvement As tog was a quiz party which was en- Ooolie, Of the foods we ourselves will consume. of the late Philip M, Donovan, retired ner, pastor Of Christ Methodist Church training for a large number of them sociation will be held Thursday even joyed by alL J Tj1e ^5^533 placef participating in- farmer, died early Wednesday at her Laurel; Wednesday, Rev. Robert Fra The duty to provide on impregnable ing, April 17th at 7 o’clock In the M. B. To tell Delawareans of the forth national defense does not rest on tlie Mr* and Mrs, W* T, Spitzer whoj^^g, BraurCs Store, Devlin’s Flower home on Market street, this town, Mrs. zier, Sti Peter’s Church, Salisbury; and coming openhouse, and to Invite them Church in Milton, Dr. Kenneth It Turk shoulders of any special group. It to an have been making their home here for • Fox’s, Graves Jewelry Geotgana Donovan slipped and fell to the yard Maundy Thursday, Rev. Richard K. to visit Delaware Colony, it’s children v-r , t -At i.A headr.caa ofoi theuie Dairywauy DepartmentjL/epuiuuvjit. ofui the the past year moved Saturday on the) Jamra< jBmcs Nursery. Laurel Gardens, obligation that belongs to each of us. nnlvers!ty 0{ Maryland, College Park of her home 18 months ago, breaking White, St. Paul's Church, Georgetown, and it's buildings, and to enjoy the Laurel-Seaford highway, Mr, Spiteer j Tailors, Riggin’s Beauty Shop, her hip, f™m which she neverrecover- School pupils are especially Invited as The growing of a home s Md, will be the speaker of the evening. operetta they will then present, en aeem, -fo'some, as having little to do wit is employed by the dunont plant at (stauffel% Waller Theatre, Waller’s ed. She was bom and reared to this the services are timed so they can re rollees will, on Saturday afternoon, Hyiert Smith, President of the Coun Seaford, I M€n’s shop, Wheatley’s Ladies Shop section and had lived here all her life. turn to school on time, ...... April 12, at i.00 P. M- present a pre the National Defense Program yet even ty Association, and the other Directors, in the 1941 Agricultural CoriservaUon Mr. and Mrs', Wallace Garrett, Mr.|ftnj Beaufcy Shop. She leaves three daughters, Mrs, On Wednesday at 750 in All Saints view program from WDEL, Ua Wtv ...... „ IJhaveqVC dMUUkabout wilifsiwcompleted cais-all theuio necessaryjv-m. j and Mrs. Paul Garrett and daughter j ------nf-reor, s»— ■ , Bertha Moore and Mrs. F. A. Work Church, toe rector will conduct a Pre Program, it is looked Upon as of some annual activity* James and Miss Jean Garrett of Wilmington ,TPnfprfr,lnc FfIPThIh ' man, of Seaford, and* Mrs. Carl ,T. paration for toe Eastern "Eucharist. Importance because this year one unit of Smith of Milton has been appointed were guests over the week-end of Mrs. IbniCrLainS XTICHUH feotf building pmU€e can be earned by Hastings, of Laurel; also two sisters, Maundy Thursday, St Andrews will Old Fashioned Supper chairman of the banquet committee. Rhoda Garrett At Farewell Party Mrs. Mary Johnson, of Wilmington, observe family night with a discussion having a home garden. He Will he assisted by Raymond Gordy Mr, and Mis. Hany Bell of Philadel and Mrs. Maggie Eskridge, of Seaford. of a Christian family problem. Good of Seaford, W. J. Mills, Greenwood, J, phia were week-end guests of rela FUncfal services will be held from Friday will lie observed with the usual The annual spring supper will be Dudley Walker, Harheson, GeoTge Mr, and Mrs. Linwod Ward enter held at the Galestown Community tives here and was accompanied home tained at dinner Sunday to honor of her late home Sunday at 2 p. m, to Three-Hour Service, with visitors be D. A. R. MEETING Simpson, Houston and J. F. Gordy, by Mrs. Margaret Riggin for aft ex charge of toe Rev, John L. Johnson, ing permitted to leave as necessary. house by the W. S, C S. Saturday Assistant County Agent, Georgetown. Mr, Wards brother, Glenn Ward, who evening, April 12th beginning at 4:20. tended visit is left for training camp Tuesday. The pastor Of St John’s Methodist Church The offering on Good Friday is for toe hi addition to the members of the here. Interment will he to Odd Fel Work in toe Holy Land. Baptism of Baked chicken and all that goes with The March meeting of tho Mary Association and their wives attending, Mr, and’ Mrs. Thomas Milbdum had following were present: Mr, and Mrs. it for 50c for adults, children 25 cents. Vining Chapter of the Daughters of any other persons interested to dairy as their dinner guests Sunday Rev, and Hatry R< Ward, Amos Penuel, Ernest lows cemetery, Seaford. babies will take place Easter' Day at tha American Revolution was held ing may attend by making reservations Mrs. Chas. W. Spry, Mr, and Mrs. E. and Betty Ward of Delmar, Mr. and 4.45, p. m. to St. Philips Church. B. Sidles, Mr and Mrs. Andrew Givens "poiSnews On Palm Sunday afternoon, April 6th Delaware Boys* State Friday night at the home of Mra Dor through members of the Board of 3k&S, Sidney Hartington, Doris Lee and othy Morgan, on the Georgetown-Brid Directors or -the Association’s tester, Mr. Normal Culboum, Mrs, Rosa Tay George Harrington, Mr. and Mrs, Fred a special musical program will be pre sented at St Philips’ Church at 350. geville state highway- Mrs. Charles E. Albert Webb. lor and son of Seaford, J. White, Gary and Gena White of Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Twilley of Bal Nelson Gunby was arrested by town This will be a combination of organ .The Department, of Delaware Am Dawson, of Seaford, gave sn address Records will be stressed at their an Laurel, Mrs. Elizabeth Ward Carmine. erican Legion are preparing" plans ■for timore were town visitors Sunday. Officer Harry R. Mitchell, on a charge and vocal solos. Mrs. Jean Barber bn the historical places kftd documents nual meeting. Dr. Turk will speak on Mrs. Glenn ferittingham and Miss Anne of assault and battery preferred by toe Annual Boys* State program. This of Sussex County and stated-that the Mrs. Reuben Quiliin is spending a Britttogham of Georgetown. Callaway, toe church organist, has ar the subject, “Records as a Means of few days this week with Mr. Quiliin at Mildred Spicer. At his hearing before ranged toe program, and Miss Char Is the fourth year that the American' Country near here', prior to the Rervolu- Dairy Herd Improvement." The an Lesion has Sponsored and administered New York. Magistrate E. E. Wootten, Gunby was lotte Spicer will be toe soloist The ion, the posidbilUy with Its iron nual summary of the herd books of the found guilty and paid a fin© of five this most worthwhile educational pro ore df becoming the Pittsburgh of Joy Spry f Baltimore was a recent Beach - Davis public Is invited to attend the program various members is being made by visitor at toe home of his parents Rev. dollars and costs, ject, The affair as 1ft the past will be Delaware. Numerous documents.be Kenneth Baker, Farm Management Which Will, las about an hour, held for two days, Friday, May 9th longing to Miss Helen Martin, of the and Mrs. Charles W. Spry. ' .....iMim " .! - CORRECTION PRECEDING IMAGE HAS BEEN REPEATED TO ASSURE LEGIBILITY OR TO CORRECT A POSSIBLE ERROR “Experience is what yoq gel aflt t "Opportunity takes advantage o( uu huvu needed it too long.” The must people by going around disguised.” VOL. 50 LAUREL, DELAWARE, FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1941 ?1.50 PER YEAR DELAWARE COLONY TREES AVAILABLE POR REPLANTING CENTURY CLUB VOTE AT TODAY’S ELECTION! Clarke Abbott Named ROTARY-FACULTY Council President GROUP BROADCAST The Stale Forestry Department to HAS EDUCATION day annunced that while the supply of NIGHT ENJOYED Every citizen of the Laurel Special School, The new town council and Mayor, SAT. AFTERNOON some species of reforestration trees is PROGRAM TUESDAY which included but one new member, already absorbed by orders filed late Who is interested in good schools and the Charles S. Gunby succeeded Holland HERE ON MONDAY A broadcast by Delaware Colony en last year and early this year, there is H, Cooper, took office at the regular a surplus of other species. The spe An Educational program in charge welfare of the children, should go to the monthly meeting Tuesday evening. rollees, Saturday afternon, April 22, The annual Rotary-Faculty night was cies for which no further order can be of Mrs. H. Bertrude Lewis, was the The bther members include J. Clark at 1.00 o’clock from WDEL, via the held Monday evening, in the form of accepted are Douglas fir, • Norway feature of the regular meeting of the polls in the school house between the hours Abbott, who was elected president of Dover studio, will preview the operetta a turkey banquet held in the Laurel they are preparing for Uieir semi-an spruce and old cypress. Those which Laurel New Century Club Tuesday of one and eight o’clock today (Friday) and the council, Marshall Pusey, Gola afternoon. The principal speaker was Municipal Building, the dinner being nual open-house on the following Sat are still available in seedling sizes are Dolby, Roy Mitchell and Luke ,E Col Mrs. Clarence Fraim of Wilmington prepared and served by tiie members urday. The program will also take white pine, red pine, shortleaf pine, express himself on the matter of bonding lins. Thomas W. Records was install Delaware State Chairman of Educa of the Firemen’s Auxiliary. recognition of the twentieth anniver-r loblolly pine, black locust, and yellow ed for his second term as mayor of tion, Mrs. Fraim,gave a travel address .the district for $115,000 for the erection of E. P. Burkholder of Dover, a promi sary of the opening of Delaware Col poplar. Laurel. concerning her trip to the Holy lands, a much-needed building. It is understood all the town officers nent Rotarian and School Official, was ony, May 11, 1021, Several' thousands of trees have al the principal speaker of tiie evening. at which time she also visited numer for the past term have been renamed The semi-annual openhouses were ready been lifted and shipped from the Mr. Burkholder discussed the impor originated, and have been sponsored ous other advoining countries. Mrs, The School Board is anxious to get a fair to incude: Harley Hickman, chief of State Forest Tree Nursery to farmers tance of cooperation between the home since 1021 by the Board of Lady Visi Fraim, in addition to her interesting police, William Records and Harry R. and forest tree planters in the State. and the school, and especially tho in ters, Part of the program will be oc address, showed colored moving pic expression of the citizens, and they have Mitchell, police officers; Roscoe Phil Orders are being filled as rapidly as tures which she made on the trip. fluence of the home conditions on cupied with a dialogue between two pledged themselves not to issue the bonds lips, building inspector, Harvey Phil possible. Other numbers on the program in school programs and discipline, Mr. cJ the original members of the Board lips Sr„ water commissioner; and Sam cluded a quartet by Misses Aline Giv Burkholder especially referred to the and Colony Superintendent Howard T. Last year 203,000 trees were shipped unless assured they will be liquidated from uel G. Ralph, town clerk, I .. Miaugg, .13 igUr-flBwnw. .... recent statement of Miss Dorothy from the Slates nursery. But orders ens, and Gloria Thompson, and Robert Ennis, Mr. Ennis has been superin state funds. Thompson in which she criticized the at present filed with the Department Henry and Walter Durham, They tendent since the Colony opened, B. C. Grange News schools for endeavoring to develop do no indicate that this figure will bo were accompanied by Mrs. W. T. The program will be opened with Grade A students, rather Ilian develop n selection by the Colony band, fol ether equalled or excelled this year. Jones and their numbers were “Dear This means the real estate tax rate can Old Southern Songs” and “Nonsense Worthy Master Norman C. Hedges ing the proper attitudes abong pupils lowed by a short dialogue explaining Songs”; vocal slos by Mrs. Ford War^ ! not be increased more than ten {cents per president at the regular meeting of that will aid them in latex* life. The Uie growth end attainments of the rington, “Tommy Lad” and “Banjo | j Broad Creek Grange, and following speaker agreed largely with the opin Colony. The preview of the forthcom Food To Cost More hundred of assessed valuation, and this Song.” She was also accompanied by ‘ 1 the routine business, Dr, Preston West ions of Miss Thompson, and cited num ing operetta will occupy the latter, Mrs. Jones. I will decrease annually as the bonds are paid J of Georgetown, showed colored pic- erous examples lo illustrate the point. and major portion of the program. During Year 1941 Announcement was made that the 1 tures of Havana, Cuba. Bermuda, the He also defended the position of the This will be the second broadcast off. benefit parties, sponsored by the Club' , Panama Canal Zone and various points Rotary Club and its members who took experience for many of the children. Indications are that food will cost for they presented an abridged edition j more during 1941, and the following are proving successful and are netting; ’ of interest in the United States. The an active part in community affairs, as This matter of voting is a privilege that 1pictures were greatly enjoyed and Dr. against those persons who sit back and of uTh»» Mikado’* last year. This year’s jwinter season, than it has for several a substantial sum for the treasury. { half of the world’s population is denied — ) West was given a vote of thanks for wait for some one else to do the work presentation is the narrative of a little Veaysi according to C, R, Snyder, Co. Delaware CCC Camps 1 i the entertainment. The refreshment and then criticizes the manner in which r I "1 who becomes a prince tin*- 1 Agricultural Agent. Farmers and oth- so we advise our readers to make good use i committee served sandwiches and cof- it is done. ouHi rendering a singular service to j ^rs Jiving in towns to whom a plot of Salute 8th Birthday . fee to all in attendance. Dr. J, R. Elliott served as toastmas nn nftllNed monarch. t land is available, should plan to help of tho onportunitv, rather than criticize the Another meeting wilt be held tonight fternoon1 mcct tilis situation by having a good ter, and Clifton E. Phillips, president of ef Saturday at which time Broad Creek Grange the Rotary Club gave the address of bv State organization, and gardeniarden in 1941.1U41. I A nationwide “Open-House” Birth- ■ action that is taken. . ! day party will be held next week by, will lie host to the Grangers of the welcome to the guests. Responses i h •. lias been arranged countv at the April Nelghbr’s Night wore made by Miss Elizabeth Anderson »L* of the Dover Com- By intelligent and* efficient effort in , the Civilian Conservation Corps. Dela- bv planning and maintaining a home gar- j wnreans are invited to visit the CCC The Editor meeting. At this time Milford Grange and Chestex- Dickerson. A s udio has been will fill the officer's chairs, and Cool- An interesting part of the program C .nnnunity St’hodb A d(n, living costs con he gted1-, lehu.d i camps located at Wyoming and Geor- i <‘T> ired in Ih-> school mrad,° e.”Joya',lc', "I’‘1 ll“’ ’ firtownt o see what life is like for 300.- i BETHEL sprinfl Granite will furnish the pro consisted of quiz with six members ot . ., health of tiie family nnprovtd. Tn ad- net) CCC boys scattered over ihp United ■ W C. T. U. Hears gram. the audience, picked at random, par- whence the pro- On Tloir’day, Aoril If), Broad Creek | ticiyiting. This was conducted by Ray dilion. tn.. surplus vegetal'!'e.111 1, stoles in eamn (’roups of 150 io Bethel Methodist Church ”, i f to Wilmington for - t""”l »”■ canned and thus p. .-id” „w| ri ,1)( vrnwnW ntl April s ,j,„ I County President Prao’-'o will «sm«ir the Kid Smith i Pet rs and the questions related to lhe ’DEL. ’ibis anange- • n • am o’ Inu-el Hi *h S-h-.nl ai'di- • , ar;v history of Delaware, Prizes «t'*dc ' fii'dl** >.<< on find during the wi’Xer months. was founded to take hovs off strict Hev, Clus. W Spry. Pa-ilor r’ q to demoo’ir.ui.m. lonlucl- corners f lid give, t!-m a rhmer 11 lv - The regular mir-li" of the V,kn>.- ■-■-■•ri. ti ... wi’l 1 e .-,o ((,i i !,• p- w « win hv Mbs Virginia Anderson, J fi*’ v .b»wt,-' I .tr Sunday, April (1 Ph rob Kihol ID ,m ‘s Ph'isii-,,) Ten„” -o -e Union wa h iv a 1 e” >c.re i i ivit’-d. t 1 Norman S. II. tf .inr, Mrs. Ira ■ J/. J mm:. id in Delaware, n food rdm i•: worth | romp healthy citizens men' dlv and a. m. Morning in ■ ■ '! V.' ’ -1 y ' at lez'.f SlOil end oifr fif'I. of an new physically. During these ft wmS’’- •ip 11 a. m. i ‘ ’ - n v.-oh 2T i;! ~~ [Liv-is and Robert Bui'h, Norman L. 1 < in flees who Evenni ■ • .—j- e 7 , •, tfendapio, ?.’• n lie v :' i' • Declamation Contest |Gr,vis, accompanied by Ira H.i“iings. (Ox in.t fed) can jir.idui ■ vc’etubles hovs have had f . (r no to Rev. Charles W. ‘ FRIDAY, ARKIL 4, 1941 j Mr, and Mrs. I. It. H Him?s «,i boutu ih-. <: The gurknee of G-m1. ' He holds in His hand the airdmrity of , Gentile), the author pr M- ha c«»u- ha t few prices cout en a creed, sug'-t-* (*I) We c m, and must, be a holy people, P®ffs@sal® ’, Orange. N, J, a’jd Mr-; Anna E.’iu'i W vine creation, the divine ii. -puut -.i. r ■ i Gnd as the Moriah . . . V.h» ...... •id deny . fession and pemieu.. , VA* in*. • > • —-.TggJg’ATE REGISTER, LAUREL, DELAWARE live and imipirhi. Tho Gnd An unprejudiced reading of this; ______i Orange, N, J., were quests at th“ home p.iwer of faith authority from >w. that which we call our civilization— PAGE THREE saken God, and bun indiiVYivnt to _ , _ _H. of Mr. and Mrs. Ilebert II. Waller 1»m the supremacy of the Bible, human the sum of ur moral goods and also our Israel must be ’■bared. (2- Man is hook will give a new emphasis to the CLA; Church of the Nazarene Palm Sunday Music panied their son-in-law Mr, William Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hast- ' moved on the Orchard Farm, Mr. Fran- Mr. and Mrs. C, G. Elliott and Mrs j week-end. They are now enjoying a freedom, the salvation and vietm-v of material achievements n: the result of world events. “A great Day of Atone railed of God. GO The democratic truth that we are children of the One MIDDLEFORD Clara E. Gordy visited Mr. and Mrs. }r;p south, and will return to spend Moore HI of Seaford to Milford Mem- j mgr, entertained Mr. and Mrs, Sirman ! ccS Griffin of Seaford proprietor, religion. the acceptance of the “authority” by ment must come over the world ’ Th »j piin.?iple is God’s especial rift to man. Heavenly Father. Central Avenue, Laurel, Del. ■ At St. Philips’ Church Franklin Gordy in Georgetown Sun- • fjle, week-end with the Waller1- Of peculiar interest to Cln'i-^i.ni HARDWARE OF EVERY KIND — Rev. Stewart P, Pox, Pastor. Mrs. Sadie Teague accompanied Mrs. orial Hospital,. on Monday------evening,) Elliott of Laurel. j Mr. and Mrs. Granville Lamden and the great world of antiquity , where they visited Mrs. Wililam Moore day. : readers is the author’s presentation nt A truly great chapter m modern lit at SMALL & HORSEY'S. Laurel, Del, SERVICES Pair# Sunday afternoon. April 6th, a Helen Hill to Blades on Monday, to Mr. and Mrs. Lee Vickers who have 1 sons, Billy and Bobby spent Sunday and their new grand son. Mi’, and Mrs. ' Mrs, Ford Warrington and Mrs,. Jesus, and his tracing of the Spu n m erature is tlie concluding chapter of Sunday School 10.00 A. M, special music program will he given at visit Mrs. Edith Waller, mother of Mrs. been residing on the Wissahickon with Mr. and Mrs, Albert King near FOR RENT—New 7-roorn bungalow William Moore were the proud par Mr. nnd Mrs, W. L. Lowe who have; Fobert S, Brock will spend this week- ' God in the early Christian Church. this book; The Religion of Man. See Preaching 11.00 A..M, St Philips Church at 3,30 o’clock. The Hill. Orchard Farm have moved to Dags- ' Georgetown. near Records Lake, Phone 690. ents of a 9 lb, baby born at that hos boro, where they will engage in the { While living in Seaford Miss Boricska been making their home in New Jer- I end in New Jersey, Mrs. Warrington ‘ “Jesus of Nazareth was not merely a ing that we all have sinned (Jew and Young Peoples Service 7:00 P, M, program will be a combination of organ Miss Doris Hastings, daughter of Mr. pital on Sunday. Mrs, Moore will be broiler business. Mr, and Mrs, John; had rooms in the Miss Mae Wright say for several years have returned to ; will visit her sister, Miss Sara Hatfield Rabbi of His time; had He been that Preaching 8.00 P. M. and vocal solos. Mrs. Jean Barber and Mrs, Henry Hastings, Sr., has ac 1 CARROTS or BEETS fresh bch. Cc FOR RENT—The Dr, John Kooks Laurel and will go in business here, i in Haddonfield, and Mrs. Brock will, Thurs. eve. Prayer Service 7.30 P, M. Callaway, the church organist, has ar cepted a position in the nylon division remembered by her friends as the I Lambden of near Georgetown have, home, He would have been nthing more. If Fancy White home property on Lindbergh Ave. Ap former Miss Elizabeth Jones. Both] ■—o— visit Miss Marian Rodney in Moores- we seek to evaluate die full signifi ranged the program and Miss Charlotte of the E. I. duPont de Nemours and IF IT’S ply The Sussex Trust Company. tf parents are graduates of Seaford High Mr. and Mrs. Charles P, Helm and ' town, N. J. j Spicer will be the soloist. The public Company at Seaford, Miss Hastings is cance of the message and life of Jesus, CRISPY CELERY stalks EPISCOPAL School, Mr. and Mrs, Thomas W. Records were . —o— j bch. i2c is cordially invited to attend. The pro a graduate of the class of ’40 in the who has become the most important1 FOR RENT— 3-room furnished ap- Mrs. Lizzie Baker is ill at the home dinner and bridge guests last evening I Mr, and Mrs. Weldon Morris had , single factor in our civilization, we Plumbing or Wiring Seaford High School. ■artment, and private bath, heat, hot Sunday before Easter gram will last an hour and includes of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr, KnHEKBEBa of Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Brumbaugh of ■ dinner guests last Sunday Mrs. E. musa gather up the strength to leap io YOU WANT DONE the following: Mr. and Mrs. Roland Jones of Phila ’iSHJiaajjcr. water, electric stove, electric Tefrigera- Called Palm Sunday. nad Mrs. Lester Baker in Georgetown, Greensboro, Md. j Davis of Philadelphia, Mr. and Mrs. I POTATOES ORANGES Valencia, lge. size, dz. Organ delphia, were week-end guests of Mr. each other across* the frightful bar 25c •or. Call Mrs, Elmer Riggin, Sr.. DELMAR. All Saints’. Holy Com ,Mr. and Mrs. William Jones and lit 8 —o—- ( C. C. Morris of Bethel, Mrs. C. S. ' Cali 2423 Sanctus ...» 'Charles Gounod Jones sister and family, Mr. and Mrs,! riers . . . which separae the two heli- Phone 527. t£ munion and sermon 9.30 a. m.; Mon tle son of Concord accompanied by No Job Too Sniallj None Too Big Largo ...... Anton Dvorak Clinton Hill and daughters, Shirley Mrs. Marshall Pusey is entertainingGunby and Mr, and Mrs. George Morris gions; and, standing side by side, wt day 3.15 p. m. Church school—note the Leroy James, son of Mr. and Mrs. FOR RENT—Home withThoFafr Re a- Grand Processional ...... Lefebure-Wely arid Peggy, Look at These Values her bridge club this evening at her j ------«8eM«n>- HHXEEHHZKK32SE TOE STATE REGISTER, LAUREL, DELAWARE FRIDAY, APRIL 4, l^j PAGE FOUR ‘'•■"cntinl f-’d ..■ • .pi'.■ ■■■ mre widely ing to nutrition 1 Us m CANNON ELMANS THEATRE available to tin o- i ■ n ’il'iD-'O. bread uiie of ' Mr ;, i ;iuni ■ die same price ai ’ !<• mf. the food Fri., Sat, ROY ROGERS in oiFieial said. Short on Sunday, “Robinhood of Each pound of the company’s “Mar Reading Mr. anti Mrs. Lee Burton spent Sat vel" bread, Serunccr cxhlaiutd, will urday in Wilmington, ______the Pecos’1 continue -150 Jnleroationul Units of the Mr. and Mrs. Will Workman visited Chemistry Wonders vitamin generally known as B. adn One often asks how is lie to keep Mon., Tues, 2 HITS added quantities of iron and the pella Holy Week, Reading is always a Mr. and Mrs, Edward Williams Tues Lloyd Nolan — Lynn Bari Come To Assembly gra-preventive vitamin. Use of a large good method and the results profi day evening. “Sleepers West” proportion of ini/k also provides cal table. "His Last Week” will set Mr. Edward Cannon of Newark cium and riboflavin—Vitamin E2 which and Tim McCoy, Pauline Hayden Two men from the Franklin Institute things in an orderly way and spent Sunday afternoon will: his par •f Philadelphia presented a very in are essential to normal growth. These clearify our knowledge. If you only “Riders Of Black teresting show of die advances made vitamin and mineral additions not have a Now Testament then read: ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Cannon. in modern chemistry to the students of only meet standards proposed by. the S. Matthew xxvii; S. Mark xiv and Mr, and Mrs. Lewis Trivits, Mr. and Mountain” Laurel High School on Wednesday. National Research Council’s Committee xv; S. Luke xxii and xxiii and S. Mrs. Muling spent Sunday in Harring on Food and nutritional needs, but Wed., Thurs. 2 HITS April 2. John xix—one chapter each day ton and Sunday evening visited Mr. Experiments were made with such makes this while bread the equal of beginning Palm Sunday and ending ad Mrs. Henry Johnson near Seaford. “Flying Wild” things as liquid air, perfumes, soaps, average whole wheat bread in these Good Friday. Keep Tlie Greatest and dyes, fire and metals. At the end ol vitamins and mineral factors, he said. Week In The Year. The W. S. C. S. met at the home an exciting two hours a magic picture Heretofore much of the vitamin and of Mrs, Ira Messick Thursday night, “Thief of Bagdad” was produced by spraying chemicals mineral value of wheat has been lost we on a screen. The words of die picture in the milling process due to Ameri \n?W T 4TRE can’s preference for delicate white were “Thank You Laurel," Students 'IHV TELEPHQnE HEIPS US Thi Week - MARTHA SCOTT and faculty members then asked the bread, it was explained. Tlie result has been that although white bread has men questions on the experiments “Cheers For been an important staple food, it has mfflUV 0SFFEUES3T MVS" made. Miss Bishop” Cesar Romero anti Virginia Gilmore in a scene from been relatively low’ incertain miner —SAYS FRUIT AND DAIRY FARMER als and vitamins of the “B complex. Bog. Mon. - Mats. Mon. & Sat. “Tall, Dark and Handsome” playing at the Waller The Restoration of these elements, accord Latin II Holds A atre on Wednesday and Thursday of next week. On the Henry Fonda, Barbara Stanwyck in same program is Jimmy Stewart and I-Iedy Lamarr in “Here nre n few of 'J * ,a t ' feist®*- EASVER SI ATS Vs , *v* r;’ . » •nd.diop.', »’1 ! >11. ^24°° Vp jt: * i »»v • ♦»: nu nbv « ’ vd ilc ri • Pi k is n snvitl Ik U’td u 1 * fd. r e.- I qur pf.ibj- Ur.ni ’> » H ...... d Also Tailor-Made at?f •bu,*.cb trd. . } 1 »,f -,m» d :irp i «’T.rr» Newfoundland—n LANGFORD until time For the visitors tn leave, hntf'H* hvplh'ft'nt breed orimudK From $g50 Up Make The L.'. -i a Ru.ttlir llahit. from Newfoundland nnd the C-dlie Layton Mnlt.i “Only the lx’st for HIT NO. 2 who fa knr wn tn the .Scotch sheen d*>". Hires tom ol action Latin I News The slender -bodied 1ntv* legged *!•■•»•* Our Thealie Ouesls" Remodeling Done .. blaring down tke known to be very swift is the grey jsfBsa^ssssssss^ssa^sissaEa On Fri'fnv. March 2*k the Latin Club hound. LAUREL TAILORS border trail Io new ronjo thrllhl program was in charge of Harvey Each painting represents n miff t Next Door to Theatre SSZSSEXSSSi-SS^i^SS!XSSlB3!S3^3S!3 COME LIVE D Chv WPbttr Hnvrs and Dfok Car* v ner imen ef its type and does ni t n r- A^nr thn bMciTu*** me*'‘*ie * a nkiv wa c* ‘‘A Roman Rkv Brromin Selnnt TA.att* With me: Roman Citizen.” The c-harae’ers van* HIT NO. 2 7’" Fa'i m* n V/aprr H itbam. Belt” rram n*ri Doris H? *’,b» ‘^n, TM STUD LEY’S HATCHERY v. t v with ft , * • f » ’-.fo I - GANG Or v; - n» *’ m T*-f Kock-Red Cross Broiler Chicks C4G:T£KS 3 • *• *' • •• *■' ,OW THRU SAT. ana iSTFRS, _ ■ »c|r CTi1— ~ **r Rock and New Hampshire Reds Lehigh Professor Is Leghorns, Special Matings for Layers Chapel Speaker with CUSTOAI HATCHING ROCHESTER •• is ?T,e V/”*’* R-ls v. • Laurel, Del. Dial 4031 iDAWWr 2nd BIG HIT 1?.- m'd*1 bv Dr Gr.rhhftW’ « Tsuor.. FRANK ft in Toflal sier.ee at Lehigh ! VnivetsiH*. I ;fARHEiM ON OUR STAGE MORGAN Infomarinnal affairs and America** FRIDAY NIGHT 8:45 P. M- in rehffon i<* them was what Dr. God-1 “LAUREL’S OWN SPRING “Keeping Company” shaw discussed. J FASHION SHOW” He also told the ff'vod and had poin’s! 3A3Y CHICKS of Lend” bill Dr. God-; Barred Rocks, S C. White Leghorns from e tecum < Btcrr rrraeau Coming Soon: “Tobacco Road”, “Andy Hardy’s Private shaw’s belief is that we are scarring j Hi*>r and the Axis powers by passing special matings, Rocks-Red Cross Broilers, MON. - WED., APR. 7-B Secretary”, “Virginia” and “Back Street” the bill. ft New Hamphsirc Reds, Eggs from New WARNER BAXTER Besides the inspiring speech INGRID BERGMAN in b’ the LeT i h r>rof f *Le Louref Hi A England — Quality Guaranteed “ADAM HAD batd f/vved 'H rken” ft svm- Write nr P*. * • for Price?; --Hr.fcbes Even- T x'dfty and Friday ' f H- f*'*er«*ov’T* PLACE Yr T~’ 'tPDER EARLY FOUR SONS” ?• . STARTS THURS. APR 10 r. >•♦*. r)v V DOREY’S HATCHERY WALLACE BEERY ip ■"•T'.rn. • L.VLLL DSLAWATE PHONE 4741 “THE BAD MAN” The Ideal Way with LIONEL/. BARRYMORE French Club I Jf-n Hu Pi-- ”4 Bp«v Gf- hrJ To buy your Easter Suit is to go to a store that has cb^r’^'C' rim elTjb '•*?>*''***• * -X Mn BABY CHICKS fyffititif fhswH tnj tjpr&iilifi ’< 23m Af*nr the Vu on display all the new style-1, fabricau-1 colors Frf^fh p’-r n ’■rw w L>j’i. ,r: \r-w IlamT-hirp'', f'ro?* Bred for broilers. Eggs Trr r d ? • . b \ T‘ direc* frr.it; PLAY FESTIVAL BOYS-GIRLS STATE Fort Dix Conscriptees (ROTARY ELECTS New Pilgrim Holiness Church And Parsonage Are Being Transferred ~ K m „ PLANNED RERE OFFICERS ELECTED During the past week a number of BD. OF DIRECTORS local men who -are members of the j ON APRIL 15th AT LAUREL SCHOOL Selective Service Army at Fort Dix, | N.J., have been transferred to Armyj FOR NEW YEAR posts in other parts of the country. | On Tuesday, April 15, at 8.00 P.M. The nomination and election of The annual election of a board of mciucieuIncluded among mosethose who have ... , , T , „~------r. three one act plays will be presented senators, representatives and attach been assigned to Fort Eustis, Va. for^"ectors f°l the Laural Rolary in the auditorium of the Laurel High es, to attend the Boy’s and Girl’s State Coast Artillery work are Alton Bowers! Serve yeaF ^gmnmg July School. at Dover, was held this week at Lau andnnd RobertT?nhn,.| W.*w > Rawlins.Haurfm. Johnt„i,„ C.r Ilst' was held Monday evening with The first play is “Prom Date” by Al rel High School. vin Wakeland, This play won at the Lawrence has been transferred to Fort The nominees for Girls Slate Repre Jackson, S. C, J. Roscoe Elliott, Dr. Norman S, Hof- Delaware Plaj' Festival last year. sentative were: Verna Windsor, Mary On April IGlh a group of local men ' E' ?bi'lip* Those included in the east are: Helen, Ann Phillips, Betty Woollen, Jean will be inducted into Federal Service 4hl U! O1.lph“t Mary Ann Phillips; Charlotte, Jean Hudson, and Ruth Spry; for State Sen at Fort Dix( Men in this group include!™® "eW board Y1.11 meet soon for Hudson; Bob, Joe Cordrey; George, ator, Eleanor Lee Russell, and Dorothy Ernest Carey, Bridgeville; Charles \ >™.e of. °rS™& . Jack Wilker. Peigh. Weeks Smith and Billy Edward Can-the busJn?ss ™eet,nS- . ,, , w celts smith and Billy Edward Can-- „ " . ,, ,...... ' The director is Miss Mary Catherine Tlie nominees for the boys was named delegate, and Franklyn r Seaford; Omon Higgins, Dehnar; 1 HUI. representative: Jackick Wilker, Jim Wil-J cha,.,es Mact!n wi, Q ood ; Oliphant, alternate, to the DistrictDi Tlie second play is to be presented uuuis,Items, uueJoe ^ururey,Cordrey, Eugene Wiley, jEhtzo_.j Tnnn« Wnwb’wi! ■ taiY Convention to be held in At- bv the Salisbury Community Players,1 Walter Durham a,id, Tommy Bateman.! ApHl 27th’ 28th' and This is a tragedy set in the slums of The election wmeh Mfiuwcd rest, t-, L:11)r, , Sl ppben j h c Frank-i2®^, . , . New York. At the present two full rd in these winners: Girl s Senalor , ford. F|,mk w|,Ham Di * , I A brief discussion was held regard- casts are being rehearsed and the char Eieaner Lee Russell; at ar m. Dorothy Charles Davis Pal.kpt, Mil!sboro. ’ ang support for the Laurel Sew,n|f acters have not been billed. Peigh; Girls Repiesenielive, Verna Unit, resulting in the club decision to The third and last of these plays is Windsor, attache. Jean Hudson; Boy’s1 q „7k - - I guarantee at least one month’s work, “The Happy Journel” by Thorlhan Wil Representative, Jim Williams; attache, oOUlliem &LHICS and io lend its support to keep tlie der. This play was also given at the Jack Wilker. ,f TUcenw Privn fnnf-od- a”'1 °Peraling permanently. Sussex County Play Festival on April The Girls will hold office at Dover Jissay i lize Con test Dr. Norman S. Hoffeeker was the 9, The cast includes: Ma Kirby, Re on April 29th, and flic boys will be ----- •—------■ principal speaker of the evening, dis- becca Smith; Arthur, Marion Weather in office on May 91h and 10th. I Members of Southern States Co- cussing the topic “What Time Is It?” ly: Caroline, Polly Burford; Pa, Wal operative’s junior boards have the op- Tills was discussion regarding the ter Hedges Beulah, Frances Short. 261st. C. A. News Of pnrtunity io compete for cash prizes V"’ifh problem, and he referred es- This play is under the direction, of This is the now parsonage, recently erected by the side of the Pilgrim Holiness Church on Lindbergh Avenue in an essay contest on tbP subiecl, peeially to tlie difficult position (be Mrs. Jean Barber Calloway. in this town. It was built by Iho pastRev. E. R. Clough, with the aid of a number of members who donated Interest Locally “What Southern Slates Can Do In Bet- youth of the nation are H during the their work. On tlie 22nd of March, a del-ration service was held in the church with a alrge crowd attending af ter Serve Formers of Tomorrow,” W. present chancing world conditions. He G. Wysor, Richmond. Va., general litu-'e of our nation in regard lo world 4-H FOOD GIRLS ter which thoj’ inspected the new parsonage. Army Day at Fort duPont, even ithnuh the weather was not so favor- manager of the cooperative, has an- thude of our natio nin regard lo world If there should be those who desire to contribute something toward this much-needed home, it will be greatly nounced. .affairs. HELP FILL GAP ! able, proved lo be a very busy day at appreciated and all sucli contribution? should be sent to Rev. E. R. Clough, Box 85, Plume 819, Laurel, Delaware These essays of 500 words will be the camp of the 261st C.A. Each week IN DEFENSE PLAN judged on originality of thought, un end a certain percentage of tlie men derstanding of agricultural rnonernHon Man Declared ‘Legally Methodists Join i from each hatterv me on duty at the Wilh farm women’s duties augment U S. Army Recruiting literary excellence, and neatness, hut camp in order to give all the enlisted ed by the defense program, 4-If ci.uj most of all on sincerity nnd decree of Dead’ to Settle Estate Sfervices Tonight Unit To Visit Laurel men an equal chance to no home. Sev girls have increased chances to arply helpful sughfi’s’i'm, Mr, Wvsor explain eral of the soldiers parents and friends their training, and one will be in pre ed. Entries in this contest wh?eh n»vn- Testimony introduce' Monday be Due to Iho ilhwr” of Iho pnstor, P o Thursday, April 17th Mr. and Mrs. Chrisk.phcr Ellis had took advantage of “Arn’v Day” and paring and serving nutritious, well- ed April 1 must lx- In the m ,u fir Register nt Wills William L Hill Rev. E. C. Hallman. the special ser aa their week-end guest, Mrs. Ellis’ visited them at the pm t. Thn barrack1; planned family meals. An extra incen f' ’»n 1 lit r.r ATev 12. w. sufficient to ecnvi hint that vices scheduled at Centenary Mctho- The Recruiting Fcvwcp of tL? V.S. nnd tive to such work is the National 4-11 , , _ ., sister, Mr . William 7I:g fins of CLmdon ontl nl(’ss hol,s nn‘l a’”" lhc Recreation 1 la id • Ik* ’prlerl 1,.H P At -eitt, Hr- Wdl'am H. James, form'! 'v of the Sea- Army, too. is taking to whet K While , Centers were opened to the public Food Preparation Contest, now pre- <’> 4 Church 1 hurS lay and Friday eve New Jersey. irti-r *'f ieful'rlnllnn re-vh , Rntphe’-n f ud section was dead, Al le'isl. front ning have been cancelled. The con- « l er branches of the Arnv are fast ,,u and every oiio seemed very fivorabiy sented for 11,e seventh consecutive nl'ih : C'Ke'rrati,,e. Richmond. Va. lie testimony, he “t'e ' ed bun pre- year under the direction of the ex "icgnfinn has b en invited lo join in motorized the Recmil’ng Service Mr. mid Mrs, Lui’ er Lawson and son impressed with the camp conditions Ti..:.,.. ],p $9- ||„, hr* I pctrie i nt; lily lo be dead.” Hie services nt Christ Methodist is not dallying behind the trend in mo nnd convcnioiV'PR. Many of the sold- tension service. The activity also en Woodiv of Snow Hill, Md., :;p?nl a few 929 tx tlieliie seen"sew ’1 1 '• *in‘m James was a resident of< Seaford and courages girls to demonstrate cooking Church in charge of the Rev. L. E, dernization. days this week with tin ir daughter and iers braiigh their f 1l:s in to have dln- •oat 95 f,,,. pir-np placing third, fourth R°ard Creek Districts of tin's county Werner, methods to others. Sleek, new units, designed to take soii-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Chris C. El- n**-c**— • - i District to visit many towns in Kent from the Lewes Hospital and Is now, Seaford visited their son, Corp. Ho- c[s Wilson, and C, i'r. Workman, Jr., been heard for several venre however, Island lass demonstrated before 64 j WILL NOT RETIRE jand Sussex Counties during the week at her home on Willow Street. 1 berl Ellegood. Georgetown; John Dickerson, Edward is' dead. At hist-rielJvcs inatle the audiences, and one from Georgia pre- i ...... of April 14th lo 19h. , -o— . Miss Sara Bradley and Miss Mario shednker, W. R. Horsey, Jr„ George petition to have him declared legally pared several thousand special dhhes.v .. J . c.------Wailcs------Hastings,---- e~, —one- -of •—the —oldest—v. i Cnpt, w. R. Barnett, Assistant Re- Mr, and Mrs, Robert S. Brock will Wright of Seaford visited Sgl, Paul Littleton, and Harold B. English, Lau- dead so that property reported to be and supervised 50 members;, j , j, "boo cobblers in the state, announces cruiting Officer, Delaware Recruiting snend this week-end in Marion, Va., Collins and Corp, Joseph Torberl. rt»|; J. Herman Rosa, Paris Sharp, Mar- worth ?5,000 to $7,000 may lie divided Carolina- ’-s honor, ■■girl demonstrator t)ial ],e bas altered bis plans to retire District, in charge of recruiting in where they Will visit their daughter, Mr. nnd Mrs. Cyrus B. Favingcr nnd s|Pn Elsonbrey, Laurence Isaacs', and among heirs. food preparation and served , . and expects io continuP in business at Kent and Sussex Counties announces Miss Marie V. Brock, a student at Mrs, Robert Favigincr visited 1st Sgt, Norman Fenwick, Milford: Norman E. James has unfit July 28. it is said, m rt S,‘ .h„ nnnlesi will st?nd ”ear lbo frc|sbt sfation, tlie following schedule for the unit in Marlon College. Robert Favingcr of Battery "A." Davidson, Alvin P. Bunting. Franklin to prove that he fs not dead. Oulsfandmg work in the contest-mH indefinitely. ' this district: -o- ’ Mrs. Bernice Sheridan of Laurel, J. Timmons W. V. Steen Jr., and Pres------— receive recognition irom sc . "n~*rrl r‘ Smyrna and Mitford Monday April 14 Miss Marlene Warrington and Mas- Dei. visited her son Pvt. Howard Sher- (fin Heims, Dagsboro; Lester Cannon, Ml-ewcttt* Art Program At New iMilton, Lewes. Relioboth Tues. AprillS ter Don Warrington, children of Mr. idan, Greenwood; Alvin Adams. Rav Pass- Mary Ellen Massey T’v/ie Ihn National 4-H Club Con-: rr x m a m 1 ' Georgetown. Selbyville Wed. April 16 and Mrs. Joseph E. Warrington, have Dr. and Mrs. N. S. Hoffeeker. nnd waters, Richard Jones, and Addison trips i4 f„r' Century Club Tuesday Delmar, Laurel Thursday. April 18 returned homo from the Beebe Hos- Mrs. E. B, Onley of Laurel. Dpi. spent Tnlman. Bridgeville; Letov Rickards. Mary Ellen Massey, wife of SHte honoc'teetpieuh todTzoO toL! “ '■ Feaford Harrington Friday. April 18 pita) in Lewes, where they underwent the morning at Ihe eamp with Corp. Oliver Jones, Arnold Sfeele. and Char- Thomas Massey, one1 76 years, died at lead scholarships for a national blue Miss Ediih Mitchell, Delaware State Dw* Saturday, April, 19 tonsilectomics. John Hoffeeker. 1P, parker. Millsboro! Ashland Collins h r,r home on Delaware Avenue, Wed awaref group of six : Supervisor of Art, will be the priori- The unit will he open for public In- —o - Mr end Mrs. Norman Elliott of Lau- Georgetown; Clarence Huston, Frank- nesday afternoon following a brief ill ♦ ». _ ------|pa| sppakpl, at tt)C regular meeting of SpcctloB and should prove interesting Mrs. John Griegpr. who has been ill rel. Del. visited their son Pvt, William jjn obier, and Jessie Obier. Seaford; ness* 'the Laurel New Cenluty Club next fa view with its sleeping quarters. Re- for several months, was taken in the Elliott. Everett Morris. Federalsburg, Md., and The funeral wilt be held from the 'POLICE NEWS Tuesday afternoori at two-thirty. Miss cently a similar unit operated in busy Ixiure lambuiance Monday evening to Miss Mary Louise Wharton of Do- paui Hastings Jr„ Georgetown. home Salrudav at two o’clock, with the ------— Mitchell’s subject will be "Art in Re-'TIMES SQUARE, New York City and the Wilmington Memorial Hospital for yPr. visited 1st Sgl. Ralph German of —------«<» «»g. r»- ——- Rev. J. H. Whedbco, officiating, and Gaston Joseph was arrested here on ,a{jan j0 Environment and Personal-’ Provided a spectacle lo thousands of treatment. H.Q. Blry. the interment will be in Laurel Hill a charge of reckless driving, after he dMes illustrate W«w Yorkers. —Miss Eleanor Waltz of Wilmington Busin ess-Prof ession al Cemetery. pulled out from a parking space into bcJ( Thc program will be in ______.. — .___ . | Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wright return- spent tbc day at the camp in the com- Clug Elects Officers She is survived by her husband^ the path of an Eastern Shore Public cbarge of tbe Art Cdmmiffce of the vTr‘ij- mi nr zx rd ,’l!s week afler sPcn Bethel Methndfat Church Report of thn Condition of Rev. Chr.” W Spry, Pastor (2) 35 Acre farm near James Camp ground, on hard- Don’t IIAVB A CAR that looks Jike every the highlit development of toe Airflow Sunday. April 13. Church School 10 oneclse’s! Chrysler offersyou n choice of principle.., and try Fluid Driving, too. The Peoples National Bank a. m.: Morning W«ns* ip It n. m.. Dfa surface Road, of Laurel, In the State of Delaware, nt tried Superintendent Waller A. Hearn, an amazing variety of colors anti trims. You can’t imagine the pleasure of driv the close of business’ on April 4, 1941 speaker. A* the evening service an ?! ing without shifting gears, until you Take your choice of broadcloths, pile (Published In response to call made Easter program will lie rendered by £ 18) 1 Lot 100 x 180 in North Laurel, adjoining Sharp- experience it—right here on the streets the Primary Department. fabrics, Bedford cords, leathers,..Single by Comptroller of the Currency, under 6 less-IIendlev Ice Cream Co. Plant. J urn know, over the rough spots and Section 5211, U. S. Revised Statutes, Mr. and Mr*. Herlx’rt Phillips and •ft colors, light or dark, two-tones, plaids, ASSETS daughters. Margate* and Mary Ellen. through the tough spots where ordinar Loans and discounts (in- Mr. and Mrs. Eat! Sehiver nnd son. of stripes, novelties. A variety of carpets ily you shift every few minutes. eluding $585.71) overdmfts)441,70G.01 MMdlehnvu. «neni Sunday w?fh Mr. (I) 193-Aere farm on hard surface road to Horsey’s arid colored plastics to harmonize, How about a demonstration ride in United States Government .and Mrs. Wdham II WWi iffis Grove Church - Good Buildings ‘6\ obligations, direct and Chortle* U”pkiru of Philadelphia fa 5 i Yet the low-priced Chryslers cost very the next couple of days? guaranteed 48.490.001 *hn wer4f tvhh hfa '♦rand- little more, really, than the lowest-priced Obligations of States and fciihrr. Vernon T Konkins $ (o) 130 Acres of Woodland, near Tresham’s Pond. ft cars. Check this—you may he over-esti political subdivisions 672.90 Mr. and Mrs. Ehvaad WheaPry ^ave Other bonds, notes, and rebuked hnme afh* ■rrndh>'* It’p w5«- mating Chrysler's price. debenture s 130,941.00 ter with ’heir «M-fo.hw and dan JjHr z (6) 300 Arce farm at Lowes X Roads in concrete road. And—on any Chrysler. Fluid Corpoiate stocks, Includ Mr. and Mrs. Lewis C dn »,f Pic* n*d- ing stock of Federal Drive and Vacamatie transmission Reserve Bank 6,001.00 ft 17) Several lots on Laurel* Seaford Highway. arc available, Cash, balances with other ft t WHY SHIFT GEAJS? banks. Including reserve FOR DETAILS AND INFORMATION SEE ft1 balance, and cash items ft Come and sec the beautiful Chry in process of collection 132,823.40 sler . . longer, lower and wider.., Bank premises owned $40,610.00. furniture and fixtures $2J£47.44 42357.44 Peoples National Bank 3E MODERN With fluid drive BUY CHRYSLER Real Estate Owned other ar.d Vocomofie tranimiisldn than bank premises 13,92405 LAUREL DELAWARE Other assets 4.69 123 Main St Salisbury Phono 833 ! Total Assets 837,423.49 LIABILITIES SNELLING MOTOR CO. Demand deposits of indi Prompt Attention viduals, partnerships, and Given to corporations 172,759.14 LAUREL, DELAWARE Time deposits of individuals^ Job Printing partnerships, and corpora- tions 375.533.71 Deposits of United Slates Government (including postal savings 29503 45 *T THE BEAUTY! raS! Deposits of States and poI- itfeal subdivisions 26C460 BANK Deposits of hanks 5,069.00 Other deposits frertifiej LOAN e°oK aT th & tOOKATj^ and eaglet’s r-herkoelel 7,452.12 Total Depots S392.S37.02 Toiel L:sb:!.!?s 592,937 02 CAPITAL ACCOUNT Capital Stock: (c) Common stock, total par $100,000.00 ino.nno.M Surplus 106.000.00 : This BIG 1941 Undivided Profits 44.48647 " the- way to- Imwiow-I" Total Capital Accounts 244.486.47 ■ Total Liabilities and Cap 1 i r 837,423.49 '■ ital accounts More and more people arc memoranda • 1 Pledged assets (and securities loaned! ’ 1 learning how pleasant and eco (book value): (a) United States Gov nomical it is to borrow the ernment obligations, di Mode! SS-6 rect and guaranteed, bank way, When you need a pledged to secure de 6% cu. ft posits and other liabilities 24,090.00 personal loan, come in and see On/y (b) Other assets pledged V to secure deposits and f : us. We’ll gladly arrange a Ioan other liabilities (in j Model $ 11975 cluding notes and bills to fit ^our requirements, ' rediscounted and secur ities sold under pur I v>itbf*Ytar chase agreement) 12,687-50 With ail these Features! Protection Pktn, State ggj Total 36,777-30 Lm! Teuett Lira, Secured liabilities: Only Kelvinalor's new, less expen (a) Deposits secured by ii sive way of doing business makes pos pledg'd nu.cuant sible so many features at this low price! New, mod to Te The Allen Package Company of Sea-’. J. B. Robinson & Co., of Seaford, Mr. and Mrs. Soth Bennett visited NOTICE ! Avenue, Laurel, Delaware NOTICE Mr. and Mrs, James Hill Sunday after ______! Off Premises Only ford purchased the Perry T. Darby have constructed a cantaloupe packing noon, The directors of Billy Watson, Inc. * HILLY WATSON, INC, farm of 97 acres near Oak Grove at. shed on the Lambert Ellis harm, now The following application fur license Mr. John Cannon is spending a few public sale, by the heirs of the late Mr.; owned by Roy Phillips, near here, aad HARDWARE ok every kind — to sell alcoholic liquors for the year days in Wilmington with his son Nel intend to make application for a li- Central Avenue Darby Saturday afternoon for $3,700' are preparing to do an extensive can*- SMALL & HORSEY’S, Laurel, Del Laurel, Delaware beginning July 1, 1941, has been hied son Cannon and family. cense to sell alcoholic liquor's in a The farm contains 25 acres of timber ■ aioupo packing business in this see- package store at 309 South Central John E, Connor, See. & Treas, All-3t land. 1 tion this coming summer. WANTED Movie Operators and mana- with the Delaware Liquor Commission. Mrs. Pearl Oneal and mother Mrs. Mary Johnson and Margie Oneal visit ■gers-Laurol Dist.-Movie Circuit Work. This publication is made pursuant to statute: ed friends in Wilmington, Sunday. 1507 Eox Theatre Bldg, Phila. Pa, A112 ERNEST PURNELL Mr. and Mrs, Lee Burton and Mr. FOR RENT—The Dr, John Fooks Central Avenue Frank Burton spent Saturday in Wil Laurel home property on Lindbergh Ave, Ap Hotel On & Off mington. Also Mr, and Mrs. Robert CHICK CHICK ply The Sussex Trust Company, tf A4-2t Farris Robert Hutchinson and Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Wagner spent Saturday in Easter Egg Dyes FOR RENT—Home with hot air hea NOTICE Wilmington. ter, bath, on Clayton Avenue. Apply Mr. Edwin Cannon is spending the pka IO 3 pkgs 25c The Sussex Trust Company, weeks spring vacation with his par This is to give notice that I will ap ents Mr. and Mrs. John Cannon. ply to the Delaware Liquor Commis FOR RENT Modern Furnished apart Mr. and Mrs, William Messick were sion for license to sell alcoholic liquors. ment, lour rooms and bath, all private. dinner guests of Mrs. Verda Wootten faster Greeting# This publication is made pursuant to Heat furnished. Rent reasonable. Apply on Sunday. statute. State Register office. Mr. and Mrs. John Cannon spent the J. A, WHITE Here’s the Food for Your Feasf day Sunday with Mr. and. Mrs. Nelson Tap Room Delmar, Del. FOR RENT Furnished apt, in Globe Cannon and_ family in Wilmington. Building. Apply Geo. T. Purnell. ARSVSOUH’S STAI? Notice ANNAPOLIS - MATAPEAKE FOR SALE Corn fodder, several stacks ROMANCOKE - CLAIBORNE C. L. Oliphant, Laurel, RD 2, Phone This is to give notice that I will ap FERRIES 2117______ply to the Delaware Liquor Commis sion for a license to sell alcoholic li Fall and Wnter Schedule 1940
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