“Happiness conies from within- "Sawmills can't run without us depending on what v\ are rather ing up logs; nor saloons run without tl.an on what we have." using up boys and girls. Have you one fo spare.”
VOL 60 LAUREL, DELAWARE, FRIDAY, OCTBER 6, 1939 SI.50 PER YEAR Boyce Family Holds Rev. L. E. Wertter Men Will Prepare NEW CENTURY CLUB It’S Annual Reunion Phillips Products Local Guard Units To Is Rotary Speaker Dinner At Centenary aiRISTCHURCHTO YEAR OPENED HERE The dedendehts of 'the late Harley Bought For Byrd The Rev. L, E. Werner, pastor of Be Enlafged. New Hdq. D. and Annie J. Boyce held their ah- Christ Methodist Protestant Church At the regular meeting of the offi OBSERVE HOME- ftuM i%hnion at the Mt. Zion Com- was the principal speaker at the regu cial hoard of Centenary Methodist TUESDAY AFTERNOON niuhfty House, with tffe follow^ $?&- Polar ExpedHioa Church Monday evening, plans were Ont, lar meeting of the Laurel Rotariy Club Buy. fo Bo Oirganfeed this wfeek, using for his subject “What made for the men of the church to en criBlNG, RALLY DAY The Laurel NeW Ceiitu'ry Club year’s Mr and Mrs. C. £>. BAycte add feob-i That cariried foods Will jblay a major Is Man?” tertain the ladies at a dinner to he held activities started TuASdA'y A’fterriddn in Tn line with the general policy of the latter part of November or early Sunday, October A, 1939 will ba ’6rt, Mr. And KfetA. FrAnk Thawley, Ann Tdle iri the United States Government’s Ciiftbfi E. Phillips, program chAir- expansion of the National Guard thr the club rooms with the president, arid John Clayton, Mr. AWd Mrs. David Expedition to colonize arid claim over man Arirtorinced a few Changes in the in December. Th'e men Will prepare Homecpming and Rally Day in Christ Mrs. Fred S. BurfO/d pre'sldihfe. Mrs. oughout the United States, the State and serve the entire dinner. A com Boyce and Ethelyn, Mrs. Chester O’ 675,000 sqriire irilles of new territory brogrrim schedule with the following « Delaware his received a quota of Methodist Church on Central Avenue. Bdrford cxpteSSc'd her desire that the Neal, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Boyce arid o hUie AhtArtic Continent, is revealed outlined thriu November: October 9‘th, mittee composed of,Rev, E. C, Hallman, At the Morning worship serivce at 11 following he ‘the go'Al fo'r 'te ctdb year; 600 more riiCii to be Worked into the Lawrence Abbott, James H. Lynch, J, o clock it is expected that a great Isabel, Mr. and Mrs. J. Paul HAsftings, by bidet's jiist placed With the Phillips Intefha'tiohal Service in charge of organization of the 190th Antiaircraft: (1) 100 paid-up members, (2) at least Mary Louise, and Barbara Ann, Mr. Prickirig CoWffiitoy this city, ’for 'A ivto- J. Chipman and Dallas H. Thoiripson,} njimber of former members and friends 'Charles P, HeliA; October 16, Club Battalion and the 761st Harbor Defense was harried to work out the details five subscriptions to the DelA'warA aha Mi's. Birffitm ETHbtt arid Maty Ellin year’fcUfipIy of cariried soups, vegetables Service fWbgrarii fn charige of No'rinari Battaliori. * j®. a^lurcL .will gather for worship Clubwoman, (3) finished paying for of the affair. Mr. Arid Mrs. Le'Wls '6. BoyfiA, Mr, and tomat'6 JuiSe, spaghetti find meat arid Truitt; October 23, Crippled Children, Welco'me heWs to the young men of in addition to the many present mem the foundation 'fund, (4) to add sub fish fuoducts. 1 A 'financial report of the recent flower bers and friends of the church. Invi Mrs George Beckley and Joan of Yea Dr. J. Roscoe Elliott; 'October 30, Rural- this section was received following this stantially to the building fund, (5) don, Pa., Mr. aftd Mrs. Michael Elliott, show and hobby fair, showed a net tations have been sent out all over the Tons and tons of these foods are ,noW Urban Night with fariWers as gttests; arinriuneemerit When it was learned profit of approximately $225, will be to continue th'e Wefete WoYk. Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Thawley, Mary beirig crated in wA'tfer-proofe'ci cases, November 6, Armistice program in country to all the people who at one Mrs. Roland Quillin Jr/, was elected , , - that riCarly a third of this quota will used to .help defray the cost of the time attended this church either as Frances arid Jimmy, Mr. and Mbs, to be shipped to Boston Navy Yard, charge of Dr. J. A. Wilker; Nov. 13, i be allowed Sussex County, arid a fur- public address system recently install to membership, and Mrs, -Hix Long Glenn Cordrey, Jeriney, Jadkie and where they will be stowed aboard the Ladies arid FAculty Night With ‘mem ther hrieaicdoWn of this , news shows meriihers or as friends, and already was reinstated, Joyce, Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Boyce ed in.the church, Ray E. Hamill was returns have been received by the pas arctic ship “Bear of Oakland" for the bers of the Laurel School faculty as that a complete new headquarters bat named to devise plans for liquidating Mrs, J, Carlton Hearn and Mrs, Paul Arid Blairie, Mrs. Walter Mdrivil arid long journey to Antarctica. guests; Noveriiber 20, Thanksgiving tor. The choir is preparing special tery will be formed at the Laurel Ar the balance. . . music for the occasion. A male quartet C. Gordy gave a very interesting report soh, Walter, Mr. arid Mrs. J. J. Chip Led by Admiral Richard E. Byrd, prograiri; November 27th, InternStiorial mory. Batteries “A" and “B” who of the Federation convention held in man, Mr. and -Mrs. Charles W, Wheat- Service program. have headquarters at the Lhurel Ar- •rt ». a!SO wffl furnish special music. The first man to fly over both the North and Public Hearing , altar wiU be decorated with memorial Hover. ley, Anna and Edith Ellen, Mrs, Frank South Pole, and who has successfully At the business meeting the treas , mory -now will be increased in per- The club decided to sponsor a girl Wheatley and Mrs. Clara trunnions. urer, Ira Lewis, gave a financial report , sorieil as will the medical detachment 1. The matter of 'the proposed fur- j .?re.sen.‘ed bF members of the piloted expeditions into both the Arc ther improvement of BROAD CREEK , Vrch memory of their re- scout troop, with Miss 'Bl&flbSth Swift tic, the new United States Antarctic WKifch showed a balance of $216 in the I of -the 261st. as the leader and Miss Virginia Taylor Service Expedition is the first major treasury. One visitor, Harry Braun- The 261st Coast Artillery Battallion R1VER, DELAWARE, a review of re-} m 1 t °"“ Ived and worked “» as the assistant. goverrimferit experiment in actual col feld, was present at the meeting. was formed as a harbor defense unit in ports in which is authorized by a re- , ° ° ura sPecia] bouquet will STATE LIBRARIAN. 11924, and in 1925 the State erected an solution of the Comriiittee on Com- ' memory of all former Mrs. Charle L. Horsey gave a very onization to establish undisputed claim merce of the United States Senate, P5 . a d “?Jr w.lves who bave end- to a vast and possibly valuable new ! armory at Laurel to house the organ- interesting talk of the ‘History of Dela RECOUNTS GROWTH Ag. Department In ! Since that t.me t};e unH adopted May 2, 1939, will be considered nUSS‘°n f°/‘' ?°rd’ ware.” territory, the total area of which is at a public hearing to be held by (he ~ L’ E-.Werner, pastor of the church largfer than the United States and attracted hundreds of local young men Miss Irene Smith, progrhm chairman, “Kfcefl Afti'efiea Ottt undersigned or his representative in the will preach the sermon for this serivce The current number of The Ameri Mexico. nr TXT „ si . j as its members, and has enjoyed a wide on the subject “My Church." gave a resume of the yehr s programs. Ot War Campaign i reputation for efficiency and personnell. Municipal Building, Poplar Street, Tea and sandwiches were s&rVed by can Archivist, the official organ of the For nearly two years 100 men will The evening serivce at 7.30 p. m., Society of American Archivists, con For twelve years Battery “A” was Laurel, Delaware, at 3.30 P, M., on Oc Mrs. Harry Housel iind her committee. live on the barren continent, their only tober 17, 1939. will be the annual Rally Day Serivce tains the following article by Dr. contact with civilization by short The Department f Agriculture today the sole unit in the battalion, and for The next meeting Will Be on October the most part its members were re 2. All interested parties are invited at which time the Church School will 17th on the subject of Home Economics George H. Hyden, State Archivist,' con- wave radio and dependent for food made public the following report by present the program. The program is cefhirig the new quarters in the Hall the Agricultural Advisory Council: cruited from Seaford, Laurel, and to be present or to be represented at with Mrs. Newman Bailey in charge. supplies upon their cargo of canned, the above time and place particularly being prepared by Miss Addie K. El of Records at Dover of toe Bublic Ar- dehydrated packaged and barreled This council, composed of producers, Delmar, Two years ago Battery “B" There will be an electrical demonstra was formed and its members came navigation interests and the officials of liott and the serivce will be presided tion at this time and it will also be an chieves Commission of Delaware; provisions. processors and distributors of farm;, ,, ------any county, city, town or local associa over by Mr. Harvey Phillips, Supt. of open day. I After being housed for some thlrty- Accompanying the “Bear of Oak products and representatives of labor f 7?I'!Y“’e eas‘5rn section of the county, the Church School, and the general public, pledges its ful- ' . , e same ^me this unit came into tion whose interests may be affected i four years in very inadequate Quarters, land” o nthe journey will be the United by the proposed improvement. They A special effort has been made to , the Ptiblic Archleves Comtnissiori of States Interior Department ice vessel, lest cooperation to the President nd t cxt^'ance» a small medical detachment the Secretary of Agriculture in meeting and a small headquarters detachment will be given an opportunity to express j have a full representation of the mem- the State of Delaware has finhlly moV- ( North Star, ordinarily engaged in car were organized. Under the present their views upon the question and to . bershlp present at all the serivees of ed into a new horiie nt the capital city I rying supplies to Alaskan posts, and the situation created by the outgreak POLICE NEWS in Europe. expansion program, this small head suggest improvements considered desir- , the day, A special invitation is hereby of Dover, which, it is hoped, Will nns- the United States Coast Guard Cutter, able in the interests of navigation. j extended to nil to come and worship All Americans want to keep this quarters detachment will be enlarged , . , wer the needs of the commission for Northland, usually based at Oakland, We are determin- j<0 a ^U-size headquarters battery, o' 3. Oral statements will be heard ! With us and enjoy the fellowship of Raymond Foskey, aSe 18 years of many years io come. i California, but now enroute to the edU"hM the United SlateXm remain } aPProxima~te]y*7o“eniisted men^Lnd ibut for ae™raey of(rec°rd all important the day in Christ Church. —? n ' When the state legislature, two years Boston Navy Yard. at peace, but we recognize the difficul- ■ officers and will have the Laurel Ar- I faats aad arguments should be sub- default of a fifty dollar fine imposed by ag0 foUnd “ riccessa[Y « Rtovide iri0re| While the new United States Gov- tics which foreign wars will present i mory as its headquarters. In all prob- ™lltYd in ™'l ing; ns tbc. records of the WMe E.“g Wootton here Monday ** CfXte‘“offireTde^1 H""1 f i to ouYdomestic fcoimmy. ^is’=H°ilbhCrt C°±’ W. C. T. U. To Meet eration by the War Department. Writ ci I has concerned itself with those dif- °* BridgevJHe, will be in charge of the The regular meeting of the W. C, T. Acuities. Incw un ' medical detachment un- ten statements may be handed to the with reckless driving, and this being hlillr1^ mary obJc£,t g{ exper&,ent £ undersigned nt the hearing or mailed to U. will he held in the social hail of his second offense within a year, he was building Which Would be large enough - . , , War in Europe will strengthen many der the command of 1st Lieut. John W. to accommodate not only this division him beforehand. It is requested that Centenary Methodist Church next given a heavy fine. The charge grew actually colon ze certain regions and farm lccs hc faut consUmers Lynch, of Seaford, will also be incrcas- but the Public Archleves Commission thcreby establish an official and nc-ihavc no rear of shorlage or cd from five to eleven members they bc presented in triplicate. Wednesday afternoon at 2.30. out of an incident that took place on W. A. JOHNSON, (ho Delmar-Sharptown highway, when its well. tual ownership which foreign powers I pri(;es Sudl adVances irt farm rlce_ Capt. L. L Light of Seaford, is com- under all established codes of law, will ma occur wiI1 tend to rt,slote manding officer of I Foskey claims that he attempted to Tile building, which is called the Hall Battery “A" and District Engineer.; Rev. McKinstrey To Be pass a car operated by George H. of Records,cords, was completed and turned be obliged to recognize. balance between farm and city prices! '-apt. Ralph Baker, of Georgetown, over to the State last December, but Canned foods packed iby. the Phillips_ and ]lc]_ iv>t(j j,rine uuulabout normal bust- c°mmands Battery “B"j Major Henry Rickards of Salisbury, When the lat _ ------.. . ------mi--t...... -J! . ° K. Roscoe, of Dover, Is the Battallion Harvest Home Speaker ter refused to pull over and let him as furniture arid equipment could not Packing Company, this city, were used j nesg and employment, Christiah Endeavor pass, Foskey pushed the Rickards car beyy secured until...... th-e -■>General ------Assem- by Admiral ------—Bryd - - •on— bothl hls_rccent Ij wu are injn a mucnmUci, betterDcucr au-arounoall-around commander. in such a manner that the bumpers be-; b'y 1939 appropriated money there- expeditions to the South Pole. Several. po«[(jon j0 meei emergencies than wo All this coming week the various Coftveriti&a In Dover Rt, Rev, A. R. McKinstrey, D. D, came locked. He then backed up f?r- the offices and records of the Pub- ■ monthsjiga whence was commission- j wcfe at tho oUtbre,ak of the last war. The annual slate convention of the i Delaware/will be the prea- up ‘“‘i «•« umiica uuu icvuiua ui me i uu-.I were at inc ouioreak ot tne last war, Qfr!?efs *!nd enHslcd men of tlie unlls Dclnware Christian Endeavor Union ®!K'r at. ‘J.®Hoai® Feslival Scr- quickly nnd drovc away. Rickards re-; H° Archleves Commission Were not cd by President Roosevelt to pilot the ■ prorn fafm [0 kitchen the whole sys- ’ Wl‘* bc busy contacting new recruits, rorted lhc"lncFdent 'to'the police, and' ‘rosferred lo the quarters Until the new Government Expedition, Admiral tem of producing, processing and dis- and only the very highest type men of will be held in Dover at People's Con- ; Y!r® 0Id PIblc? G®°rK® Church, Slate Officer E. D. Morris placed Fos-'month of May ; Byrn's first official act was o name' trlbutln(, lns been greatIy simplified,lbc section will be permitted lo parti- gressiont’ Church, October 20. 21, 22.! ' °n„ Sanda>'- October 8lh nt An interesting and inspirational pro 2.30 p, m. Fruits, either canned or key under arrest i The Hall of Records building is sit- Colonel Albanus Phillips, president of and tmproVcd, , clpale In the expansion. fresh will be brought to decorate the Cecil Fletcher, Arthur Joseph, Char- ualed just north of Legislative Hall, ^c,«loCp nn The Department of Agriculture, with . 7110 ,of barbor defense actions gram has been arranged centering ar ound the theme, “Christ Calls." Rev. church, and the offering will be devot les Davis and WUHarrt Harmon, each'which Was creeled about six years ago u*?1® ?b‘pMn thmwh Iwvnrv the full cooperation of the groups Tcp- »s particularly interesting, and those ed to improvement work, paid fines of five dollars and coals,, as the first unit of a group of capilol, ,lbo m.S resented by this Council, is the medium I know, stale that this Wotk is the Gene Stone of Philadelphia will bc the ■ j, 4 4 4 4/4 —a. 4 .4 9 trnnr nt 4144 *4 m I /a^444a44.T 444I1* speaker at tho opening session on Fri when arraigned t day evening, All Christian Endeavors Records Monday frlneds of Christian Endeavor and Jones Church To being drunk and with “all men alive and well.’ a better standard of living than other young people Who should bc Endea- streets of Laurel. The first two were floor of ihe Hall of Records, with a sep Whatever is done, must be done Have Homecoming® The new expedition will sail from through Voluntary means without re military branches, and men versed in Vorers are most cordially invited and arrested by Chief of Police Hhirley arate entrance, and about two-thirds of Urged io attend the sessions. the seml-bCsenienf floor, also with a Boston Harbor late this month. gimentation, Action should be direct this work are not subjected to the The annual Homecoming Service will Hickman and the other two by Officer gruelling routine and highly danger Harry Mitchell. separte entrance, will be occupied by ed toward securing and maintaining be held at Jones* M. E. Church on Surt- the Public Archicves Commission. Two proper balance by means of fair prices ous assignments of other branches of Tali Cedars Will day afternoon of Oct, 8, beginning with Andrew Beveridge of Port Arthur, the serivce. Texas, was arrested in Laurel Tues large afr-condiilOned ahd fire-proofed BETHEL for farm products, fair wages for labor i,a song service at 2 o’clock. Preaching vaults have been built for the records. Bethel Methodist Church and fair profits for business. The various serivce organizations of Hold Ceremonial : serivce will be at 2.30 by the Rev. E. day by State Highway Officer ChAriles the county arQ being contacted to help M. Cullen, on chiigisa ot opferktihg a A beautiful room for research workers Rev. C. W. Spry, Pastor It should be emphasized that the Next Wednesday & Hallman, pastor of the Methodist in the work of recruiting the addi Church o£ Laurel, Everyone is wel- motor vehicle withhut a driver's li with ri catalogue rtiom connected, office prices of most farm products are still ahd work rooms for the staff, ahd a Sunday, Actober 8th. Church School low, despite some recent increases, and tional men, and as we go to press Capt Evergreen Forest No. 49, Tall Cedarand b™8 y°ur friends cense. At his hearing before Magis Light reports that about fifty of the trate E. E. Wootton Tuesday evening, lobby for exhibition purposes consfl-! 10.00 A. M, Normal Coulbourn Supt. that the general welfare demands that of Lebanon, of Real and Sussex county I ™,th y?u’ cbarcb *’ Seated about lute the quAftotS, Molding Worship 11.00 A. M. Evening the prices of farm products rise to their quota have all ready been signed up. will open the 1939-40 season in thej2'6 m,Ira southeast of X Roads- he was fined $13 and costs which be Young men who may wish to enlist paid. The equipment includes a beautiful J'-39- . . , , . proper relationship with other prices community building Milford Wodnes-j 1
birthday anniversary of their son,: Barclay, N. Y. THE CLAIBORNE - ANNAPOLIS FEBRY PENNSVLVRNin Charles of Chester, Pa. Those present, Mr. and Mrs. Linwood Foskey of COMPANY RnilRORD were: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Waite, near Woodland, were guests of their GRAPEFRUIT DoansPills Ar.napoHg. Maryland Miss Pauline Jester, Mrs. Freddie Don-; grandmother, Mrs. Annie Foskey on nelly and son, Billy, Mrs. Lee Ellis,! Sunday. Mrs. Eloise Dockcrty and Olin Jester, i —< s»» t ——— Size 64’s 2 for 15c all of Chester, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Waite, Miss Madeline Waite, Miss RELIANCE Shirley Waite and David Waite. Blades P. T. A. met Tuesday, at Sunday School next Sunday at 1.4.) which time the annual ilower show followed by preaching at 10.45. On TOKAY GRAPES Sc was held. Officers were elected for ______mnnwe gseehing. jonaihas ■M’PIll.a • n GRIME'S COLQEG 6lb’17c the year as follows: president, Miss - 3"” 10c Lucy Smartei vice president, Mrs. NEW CABBAGE GOOD CHEER 2»«h«-lSc Joseph Holt: secretary-treasurer, Mrs. CALIFORNIA CARROTS 17 PEOPLE Charles Achy: publicity chairman, Mrs. SWEET POTATOES MGOLDcJ0 3lbs- 9c Howard Griffith, (out of thousands) Miss Ruth Messick, daughter of Mr, SPECIAL! TURNIP GREENS 2 lbs. 15c and Mrs. Avery Messick of Seaford, and Wm. D. B, Short, son of Mr. and IDAHO P©TA^ OP'S FOR EAKIAC Slbs’17c tell what Pure Oil’s new Solvenized* Mrs. Coleman Short of Dover, Were P qO YELLOW ONIONS 10 a 23c married Saturday, September 30, at CAULIFLOWER ■« WHITE head 17c the Blades parsonage, by the Rev. Wm. “Tune-Up” Plan is doing for their cars H. Kohl, liiey were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Harley Wood. They will reside in Dover. —all makes, all types smo emexs CONCORD COFFEE Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Baker of Laurel ‘ At HERE'S WHAT THEY SAY! were guests of Mr. Baker’s parents,' RICH AND J. kinds of cars and all kinds of drivers okay Mr. and Mrs. Waller Baker on Sun FULL- “A«i a result of ex day. I this Plan. Highspots of “What happened in my perience with one Miss Martha Isaacs of Washington, BODIED truck, wo are put* car” are reported on tills page. Those statements tmetu r whole fleet D. C., who has been spending some on Plan/’ /m. E, time with, her Sister and brolher-in- ■ are signed and sincere. The motorists who gladly Headley, Headley's law, Mr, and Mrs. G. Cleveland Dukes . gave them to us are sending In their own friends for Express & Storage has returned to her home ! PANCzlKK F5.0UR JEMIMA Pkfl.SV <• Co.t Chesler, P&. Mr, and Mrs. Francis Lewis and the Solvenized “Tune-Up” Plan. PIN-IT-UP LAMP “I save at least IK children of Bridgeville were Sunday J The results thousands of motorists in 25 states Jm. E, HeaJlty gallons of gasoline guests of Harley Waller on Sunday. j .. « . pcrdailytripof 106 Mr. John Collins, Sr., and Mr. Joe J CORN MEAIiMUTCHnEtn § nc are getting are open to you. miles. Carleton Shull, contract mail with Indirect carriert Mil/ord, Indiana. Hill, son of Mr. Victor Hill are at their j A live SUH9YFIELD Sm, ry_ tge. If your car is old enough to be troubled with ex homes after very fortunately escaping i VA13 QUICK OR REGULAR pkfl, <6 pkg, ISC Seven per cent improvement !n ear with slight injuries, when a truck in Lighting Attachment cess carbon (usually following its first 5,000-10,000 mileage. W, Lee Morrison, Advertise which they were traveling overturned., TOMATOES STANBARBMCk 4Si.!23e miles, and thereafter) drive it into a Pure Oil deal tng Specialties, Atlanta, Georgia, They were both taken to a Hazelton; 9 Just Pin-Il-Up anywhere — in the er’s station. “Kept motors cool during extreme hospital and treated foT lacerations CRKES"“"IS“ "“29c summer heat«»»cut both oil and gas which were not as serious as was living room — over the desk — in 14-bz, There, you can get rid of that excess Carbon, in consumption/* C. F. Kendall, Kendall thought at first. Mr, Collins only re Distributing Co„ Houston, Texas. the bedroom near the boudoir or KETCHUP ,!!'£ bot 10c crease driving joy, get more miles per gallon, and cently began walking without the aid bNd. 2 • of crutches as a result of a large piece CORN CREAM STYLE other benefits in two simple, quick, economical “Increased gas mileage and general as a bed lamp, S cans 20c running condition of our trucks/' J, P* of iron falling on his foot while load steps, if your motor is mechanically sound. ing it on his truck, several months ago. DAILY DOG FOOD 6“b;2Sc Fisher, Fisher Dairy Co., Lima, Ohio. Miss Martha Dukes and Miss Louise Antique Ivory finish with fine • Bowden, both of Wilmington were med, o — “Gasoline saving over 6%... drivers quality two-tone parchment shade. IVORY SOAP cakes ww report freer motor operation/’ E. L. week-end guests of Miss Dukes parents SOLVENIZED “TUNE-UP" Saule, South Miami Coach Line, Inc., Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Dukes. , I s IONA BEETS cut 2^.2 8 15c Miami, Fla. COMPLETE With BULB $225 TREATMENT. Gets right to • Mr. and Mrs, Lewis Collins andj SPAGHETTI AW PAGE Children With Mr, Paul Collins all of PREPARED 3 ISc the bottom of the excess carbon *‘l expect to put entire fleet on T’lan MATCHES DOUBLE due to results on my personal car.” Wilmington, visited their parents, Mr. j 25c down, 50c monthly TIP 3 b0«* JGc problem. Actually soaks it from Wm. McEtry, President, Red Arrow and Mrs. John Collins over the week Parcel Delivery, Inc* Lexingfon, Ky, MACARONI 12c motor and blows it out the ex end. • 4 MUSTARD ANN PAGE t-ez. haust. Cleanses intake manifold, Mr. Reese Vincent, son of Mr. and * jar ©*» frees valves and piston rings, “Eliminated annoying piston slap.. * Mrs, Car IVincent left Monday to take a-’t. iy— greater mileage and faster pick-tip/* SPICES increases gasoline mileage, R. F, Blank, Gem City Planing Mill up his studies in an Electrical School in Lay In A Supply pfcsr, and Lumber Co* Dayton, Ohio, Chicago, III. CHOCOLATE F1O DIPS lb, 15c • The Good Samaritan Club will hold SUPER SUBS pfco.,:9c &19e takes half-an-hour and your **Engine of crane would not idle and their regular monthly meeting, Friday, Of Mazda Lamps was hard starting, bu t this trouble has COSTS money back if it isn’t worth if. been overcome by Treatment.” Jack October 13, at the Concord Commun- J Bearby, Herlihy Mid*Continenl Co., ity House, i NATIONAL BISCUIT CO, contractors, Chicago, III. 90c per carton of 6 RIT7 CHEESE nll4> CRACKERS pVg. *
TSO1M POWWt Bureau. Five tested ingredients, blended accord • PURE OIL “Incrensed my mileage 3 miles per gal ing to the formula of a foremost dental authority, lon." William L. Gibson, Miami, Fia. make Calox an economical tooth powder that DEALERS a BE SURE WITH PURE "Not only improved performance of can’t hsrns tooth enamel. Get Calox today at youi A&P FOOD STORES car, giving it a lot of pop, but tho csr drug store. Kve afoea, from 1<¥ to $1.25. 4BX YOUa FRIENDLY NEIGHBOR PURE OIL DEALER uses oniy half of the oil it Ueed to,” IV. J. Winlty, Swill SI, Paul, Mitm. AflAnl >, f . < ■ f,t. Wbt.Ofl. Co»yn«he 1039, part Oil Co. ■FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1939 THE STATE REGISTER. LAUREL, DELAWARE PAGE THREE Entered at the Postoffiee e? Laurel; Delaware as second class matter. Miss Mary Jane Hopkins of Wil Mr, and Mrs. Jerome Callaway will Mr. and Mrs. Alton Bacon, Mr, and EPISCOPAL mington is file guest of her grandpar spend the next four weeks with rela ing this week-end visiting relatives PERSONALS ents, Mr, and Mrs. •W. J. Studley. Mrs. Jesse Allen are on a motor trip in Chautauqua County, New York, tives in New York City and the New including the World’s Fair and Can England States. ada. EPISCOPAL DIOCESE of Delaware Postmaster Poland F. Quillin will Mr. and Mrs. William Morris of Mrs, William Elliott and son, Billy Rt Rev. A- R- McKinistry, D. D. Bishoj CLASSIFIED ADS Michigan are guests of Mr. and Mrs. of Aliquippa, Pa., were recent guests attend the National Postmaster’s Con Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Brock are spend Southwest Gateway Field vention to be held in Washington, D, W. H. Pusey. of her aunt, Mrs, H. Bertrude Lewis. R. Y. Barber, Reetoj;. HARDWARE OF EVERY KIND — C. on October 10th? 11th and 12th. MON it SMALL & HORSEY’S, Laurel, Del. «—-o—• Mrs. William Melvin, Mrs. W. W, An 18th Sunday after Trinity. Mr. and Mrs, Lionel Hastings are re derson, Mrs. Helen Cooper and Miss DELMAR. All Saints’. Holy Coni' BRING YOUR EGGS TO US. HIGH ceiving congratulations on the birth of Elizabeth Anderson, spent last Sat TELEPHONE CALL SAVES munion 9.30 a. m. to be followed by the EST cash prices paid. American Stores a daughter born October 3rd. urday in Wilmington. Company. —-O— Mr. and Mrs. E, N. Carvel and Mr. Miss Norma Russell of Philadelphia HALF A DAY be on time for the 9.30 worship pro and Mrs. William J. Hopkins were re spent last week-end with her sister, gram. FOR SALE—Samuel L. Kenney Mrs, Gola Dolby. ’'Right in the middle of a home on 8th Street. Steam heat, gas, cent World’s Fair visitors. Service because of the meetinj —:O—- big hauling job my truck electricity, bath, 8'rooms. Apply Paul broke down. I tried to fix LITTLE CREEK. St, Mark’s. Monroe Taylor and Howard* Elliott Among the mall received by Daniel fs, Prince George Church, Dagsboro, R. Kenney, Snow Hill, Md, S22-2t it myself, but I found I have been spending some time at the K. Short, secretary of the Chamber of needed n new fuel pump. p, m. Fair. Commerce this week, was a printed I ’phoned into town and ELLIS GROVE. St. Andrew’s. FOR SALE—Dwelling with 1% acre reply to one of Prime Minister Cham 6erivce. The Bishop is planning land on Highway % mile south of they sent it out within Laurel. 6 rooms and bath. Heat, water Among those attending the World’s berlain’s speeches, It was printed in a half hour. Then I visit the mission on November 261 Fair in New York on Sunday were: Germany on the 22nd of August and fixed the truck right see the rector if you are intereste< and lights. Screen porch, Chicken and home luncheon brooder hause. 40|% cash, balance Mr, and Mrs. Frank Baker, Mr, and was by Goebbles. away, and thanks to my confirmation. •—o— demonstration prices telephone, I saved an mortgage with easy payments. Elijah Mrs. Parker Knowles, Miss Myra Bai LAUREL. St. Philip’s. Cht ley, Mr. and Mrs. Taylor, Chas. Hayes, Miss Virginia EUls left this week to SAVES FBEL afternoon’s work.” school 9.45 a, m.j Holy Communion E. Wootten, Realtor, Laurel, Delaware, Phone 653. Sl-tf Miss Mary Bacon, Mr. and Mrs. John take a position in Baltimore. SAVES VITAMINS and sermon 11 a. m. Y. P. F. 6.15 Oldfield, Victor and Charles Wright, O-— IT VAVS TO HAVE A TELEPHONE p m. Subject “Amsterdam Confer, FOR SALE—1 automatic Gas Heater Ford Warrington, Lawrence and Ed. Dr. A. S. Williams, Raul K. Torbert, SAVES NATURAL FLAVORS ence" Leader Russell Oliphant. Allen, Leon Truitt, Howard Hickman, Andrew J. Ellis, and Marvel L. Lynch TUB DIAMOND STATE TELEPHONE COMPANY Saturday 9 a. m. Acoltes, Altar and with monel metal tank in first class 8 Beantiful USEFUL PIECES condition. Call 539. 2t Harvey Oliphant, Irving Hastings, Miss were among those attending the Grand choir members will meet for work and Katherine Riggin, Mr. and Mrs. George Lodge of the Masonic Order in Wil instruction. Callaway, Mrs. Cleve Pusey and daug mington on Wednesday. Eyes Examined Glasses Furnished The rector will be out of the parish FOR RENT—Furnished House on money-flavins’ Market Street. W. J. Pusey. hter, Imogene, Miss Belle Twilley, Mr. credit card entitles yon to buv all ol next week and if there is any a* the card price, and Mrs. M. O. Short, Mrs. James Wil E. N. Carvel and Howard Dickerson uX»f?dAy*’"Bee how easy tt Is HAROLD N. FITCH need for a priest call Rev. Allen Day were visitors to Virginia this week. to build the set you have always FOR SALE Country Lard, Call Mrs. son Bounds, Mrs. Raul K. Torbert and OPTOMETRIST — OPTICIAN in Milton, ______Dorey, Phone 4741. S29-tf Harvey J. Stephens. wnnted. Get Tour Curd Today. __It is time for the merchants to be- We grind our own lenses—Prices Moderate Christ Methodist FOR SALE 1934 Buick Sedan. Apply Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Givens visited 2in Plana for Christmas lighting. The AT ALL AMERICAN STORES 123 Main St. Phone 833 Salisbury, Md. 509 Pine Street, laurel, Delaware relatives in Newark, N. J. and attend-, Chamber of Commerce has expending Church ed the World’s Fair last week-end. ]a11 its Iunds and is Inactive at present. (The Friendly Church) FOR SALE—2 beds (nearly new) 3 -p No membership campaign has been L, E. WERNER, Minister congoleum Rugs, Living Room Suite. Miss Mary Allen will spend next conducted this year, Services, Sunday, October 8, 1939. Frigidaire, Frank Benson, 218 7th Street week in Philadelphia. I —0—‘ 10,00 a. m. Church School, 0 j Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Marvil enter- 11.00 a. m. Homecoming Service FOR RENT—6-room house for 1940, Mr. and Mrs. Everett West will taxied their bridge club last night LISTEN TO THIS Sermon “My Church” 2 acres ground, large poultry house on spend the week-end in New Ylork at their home near Seaford. 7.30 p. m. Rally Day Service. Pro Bethel Road. Apply Ernie M. Jones. City. gram by the Church School. O6-4t COME AND ^WORSHIP WITH US FOR SALE—22-inch pipeless furnace, John Henry of Philadelphia was the wE|?W BIG good condition. . C. Oliphant & son, guest last week-end of his mother, Mrs. Sallie Henry on West Street. Portsville Methodist Inc. Everything from Soup to Nuts ITio itomach should digest two pound* of food dally. When you eat heavy. Rreaay, .coarao or Church FOR RENT—New 5-room bungalow Mr, and Mrs, Charles Hastings spent rich foods or when you aro nervous, hurried or chew poorly—your stomach often jouri out too L. E. Wemer, Minister with electricity (bath optional) located last week-end in Wilmington. much fluid. Your food doesn’t digest and yoa % mile east of Laurel on Hearn’s X havo gas. heartburn, nausea, pain or tour Services Sunday, October 8, 1939 stomach. You foci sour, ridt and upset an AUCTION SALE Road. For further information, phone Eugene Maddox, who is employed Doctors say never take a laxative foe stomach 2.00 p m. Sunday School paliu It is dangerous and foolish. It lakes theee 4212. O6-2t in Philadelphia spent last week here. little Wack tablets eatled BeU-sns for Indlfwtfan 3.00 p. m. Preaching Service. Ser to make the excess stomach fluids harmless, retlevs mon “What Men lave By” distress In no time and put you back on your FOR SALE—Hot Blast Coal Stove. feet. Belief ts so quick tt Is amazing and one S5« The Aid Society of the church will Miss Ida Robinson of Philadelphia, packago proves it. Ask for Ucll-ans for Indigestion. meet on Friday night, October 6, at 8 Mrs. Cora Simian, O6-lt spent last week-end with her mother, o’clock at the home of Mrs. R. Kenny. FOR SALE—Coal burning circulat Mrs. A. Paul Robinson. At BRIDGEVILLE, Delaware ing room heater. First class condition. For Sale C. C. Oliphant & Son, Inc. Charles G. Allen, who has been re- ; Nazarene Church ceiving treatment at the Milford Mem-1 North Laurel FOR RENT—House on Willow St, orial Hospital, has returned home very Five shares of Marvil Package Rev. D. E.Higgs, District Supt. much improved. Rev. Maude Allen ptunneck, Ph. D. heat, bath, garaqe, lot. Mrs. Clarence J Company Stock will be offered for Saturday, Oct. 14th. Phillips, Phone 4202,___ OG-lt ’ Pastor Mrs. Marrill Elliott is spending this sale at 2 P. M. Saturday, October SPECIAL SALE on Johnson’s Floor! week in Cape Charles, Va. j 10.00 A. M. Sunday Bible School, Wax, Glo-coat & Furniture Polish. E. —o— 7 th, by Public Auction at the cor Classes for all. Mr. J. W. Tindall, Supt B. Riggin & Son. O6-lt ■ Mrs, Lctah Patey of Philadelphia has ner of Market and Central Avenue, 12.00 O’CLOCK NOON 11,00 A. M. Morning Worship. Ser , 'returned home after having been the mon by pastor and special music. • SALE—Estate Oil Burner, targe, gucst here several days with her mo- Laurel, Delaware. Terms: Cash. 7,15 P. M. Young Peoples Service. s,zo Phone 4452. _ Q0-2a thcr> Mrs- Riley pojUtti MORRIS REAL ESTATE Consisting- of 2-town houses, 9-homesites and 1500- 7.45 P. M. Evangelistic service. B Musical numbers. Sermon by pastor. acres of farm land in high state of cultivation, divided Mr. Waller Statelier, song leader. WARNING any interest direct or indirect in the!. Tuesday at 7.30 P, M. Cottage ser j said stock, bonds or other securities. into 12-tracts, from 3-acres to 150-acres, most of these vice. All 1939 Sussex County and School, than as so stated by* him. Thursday at 7.30 P. M. Regular Mid Capitations must be paid during Octo-, R. S. BROCK, Editor tracts will average 75-acres each. week service of Prayer and Praise. ber in order to avoid costs of collections1; Sworn to and subscribed before me Saturday at 3.00 P. M. Junior ser by Constables, this 5th day of October, 1939. T. W. Records, Notary Public O > This property is located in and around Bridgeville, vice and Practice at Church, I will sit at the following places from UBKM7 DRT CLEAMKB 9.00 A. M. to 3.00 P. M, for yoUr con (My commission expires September Everyone is cordially invited to at rii i m aumu • stouge tend all these services, venience: 16,1941, within 15 minutes ride of Seaford, the home of the gi Milford, Milford Trust Co, October 16 gantic duPont Nylon Silk Plant, which is rapidly being ' Mt. Pleasant Charge Bridgeville, Columbia House, Oct 17 {XXXXXXWSXJCXXWOtXXJOaaSXXXXJOCJCXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXK j II Seaford, Sussex Hotel, October 18 constructed. Rev. J, C, HANBY, Minister Delmar, Gas Co, Office, October 19 MT. PLEASANT Laurel, Peoples’ National Bank, Oct 20 10:00 A. M. Church School and Class Millsboro, Millsboro Trust Co, Oct 23 Very few know the real transformation that has ta 7:00 P, M. Revival Services, Rev*. J. Edmund S. Scherr Frankford, First National Bank Oct, 24 C. Hanby, speaker. This service will Selbyville, Baltimore Trust Co. Oct. 25 ken place in this part of the little State of Delaware, close this series of services. Everyone Lewes, Sussex Trust Co, October 26 Poultry Buyer Phone Laurel 019 s ! come and bring your family. Milton, Sussex Trust Co, October 27 The church school reached the goal CHARLES E, WOOTIEN, Here is your opportunity to get the facts—what is real In attendance last Sunday with 125 Receiver of Taxes for Sussex County* Our Trucks Go Anywhere present Thanks to everyone for their ly taking place—and they, who are planning a future, cooperation, ST. GEORGES STATEMENT of the ownership, can see with their own eyes the great opportunity this 10:00 A. M. Church School management, circulation, etc, required Call Us Before Selling 11:00 A. M. Preaching. j by the Acts of Congress of August 24, community has to offer to the home owners, investors, The special services will begin next 1912, and March 3, 1933, of the Register speculators, or anyone with sound business judgment. Sunday, October 15th at 7:30, The published weekly at Laurel, Delaware, ladies aid will hold their annual sup-, f°r September 23, 1933, per next Friday and Saturday, Octo- County of Sussex, 1 „ This land is adapted to growing fruit and vegetables, and is in the ber 13-14. State of Delaware, j center of the poultry industry, Bridgeville will contract for all vegeta KING’S , Before me, a Notary Public, in and bles grown and pay cash for same. 2:00 P. M, Rally Day Services j for the State and county aforesaid, 3:00 P, M. Topic “Gad in the Home” j personally appeared Robert S. Brock, i Schools of the best, from Kindergarten to College with free bus Special program with special music 'who, having been duly sworn ac-f and singing with different members of j cording to law, deposes and says that service, the congregation taking part. ! he is the editor of the Register and that I Our goal for church school attend-1 the following is, to the best of his I LOW tax rates, good roads, electric available, churches and markets. ance is 100 present. Let us go over the f knowledge and belief, a true statement I top with flying colors. If you have a j of the owner-ship, management, etc, I The Statistics prove that Bridgeville and Seaford are two of the vacant seat in your car, ask some 0I,e of the aforesaid publication for the i greatest market centers in the United States. to come along with you, The annual, date shown in the above caption, re- supper is this Friday and Saturday. quired by the Act of August 24, 1912, j GO TO CHURCH EVERY SUNDAY! ( as amended by the Act of March 3, One of the above farms has a peach orchard of 5600 trees, Elbertas, m i»i bi» , i933( embodied in section 537, Postal four years old and a picture to see, just coming in bearing. Centenary Methodist jWas and lieguialibhs* to Wit; i 1„ That the names ana addresses of! The old Golonial house in Bridgeville on main highway contains 15- Church | the publisher, editor, managing editor,! rooms, open stairways, fire-places, large lawn, mammoth pecan trees and business manager are: J. J. Bunting, District Supt. As the world girds tor war that make beautful shade. This fine old home has a southern atmos Edwin Holt Hughes, D.D, LLD, Bishop Woodyard Publications of Delaware, Inc, Laurel, Delaware, phere which makes it very attractive. E. C. Hallman, Minister Editor, R, S. Brock, Laurel, Delaware • TUb bank adds its voice to those who urge 2. That the owners, holding one per America to stay out oi this European war. Be our guest on the above date, you will be convinced this! is the Sunday, October 8, 1939 cent or more of stock are: • Even at peaoe/ though, we are bound to feel greatest opportunity ever offered the' purchasing public to own a piece 9.00 A. M. Class Meeting. Woodyard Publications of Deta, Inc: (bO impact of the conflict. We stand reedy—with of mother earth, which is the only thing that is tangible under the sun. 10.00 A. M, Sunday School Laurel, Delaware ear complete banking services and our far-flung Wm. Hamilton, New York City U:00 A. M. Sermon by the Pastor, flncmefcd contacts —io help business concerns subject, "Salvation’s Limitation.” Kiri A. Bicker, New York City The above properties being sold to settle the estate of the late Henry i E. D. Woodyard, Newark, Delaware test today's coadiHons. and Evening Service at 7:00, Sermon James Duff, New York City P. Cannon (deceased). Terms 20% day of sale. Final settlement on subject: “Setting Traps for Sunshine” State Register PrL Co, Laurel, Dela. 3. That the known bondholders, or before December 14, 1939. Properties open for inspection, or mail ’“WORKING FROM mortgagees, and other security holders post card for description to any of the following addresses: owning or holding 1 percent or more LIGHT” ADVICE of total amount of bonds, mortgages, POR PAINTERS or other securities, are: None, 4. That the two paragraphs next H. L, CANNON, Bridgeville, Delaware , There are many small details which above giving the names of the owners, the home owner who decides to do his stockholders, and security holders, if Daniel J. Layton, Jr., Attorney, Georgetown, Del. own painting should learn before he any, contain not only the list of stock applies the first brushful of new color holders and security holders as they G. Leslie Gooden, State St & The Green, Dover, Del. One helpful hint the professional appear upon the books of the company Painter has handed to the amateur blit also, in cases where stockholder or Hamilton’s Auctioneers, Realtors and Appraisers. is that of “working from the light" in security holder appears upon the books painting ceilings. Two reasons are of the company as trustee or in any assigned for this: First, the painter is ether fiduciary relation, the name of 601 West Ninth Street, Wilmington, Delaware not in his own light; and, second, the the person or corporation for whom joins In the stretches where brush such trustee is acting, is given; also tnarks overlap are far less likely to that the said two paragraphs contain SPECIAL NOTICE show by throwing a shadow. statements embracing affiant’s full Papcrhangers declare the same pro knowledge and belief as to the circum On Saturday, October 21, at 10 a, m. on the Dale Farm, 2-miies from cure should follow in papering a stances and conditions under which Bridgeville the entire equipment used on the above 1500-acres con jriling. Where ceilings are papered stockholders who do not appear upon ^SUSSEX^X^WCDW sisting of 7-tractors, all tractor equipment, 12-head of mules, harness, toward the light, there is much more the books of the holders and security plows, harrows, etc., will be sold at Auction Sale; termg cash. Hamil nnanoe of the edge allowing than where company as trustees, hold stock and ton’s, Auctioneers, reverse application is practiced, securities in a capacity other than that ^painting and paperhanging are of a bona fide owner; and this affiant Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatfem anglble items under the Modernlia- has no reason to believe that any other ’fcPCr^UPlan of Federal Housing person, association, or corporation has r PAGE FOUR THE STATE REGISTER, LAUREL, DELAWARE FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1939*
r-"i^ ii Moulder of our fate. | Grade 4 Miss Cain J a test to find out how much we have Grade 6 Miss Ranson? dred both days We do not have to take a > 1 Brown and Gold! Brown and Gold! | This year we are studying about In .learned. In social study we are Asking and' She tests again. Keep her colors high, dians. Betty Pillow from Tennessee | We are beginning tlie study of com- answering questions about mosapotamia We thought up some ideas to better Laurel High! Laurel High! entered our grade this week, | mon and proper nouns in our English, Miss Arnold loaned us an Egyptian out” oral speeches and have? Written jCfiooi jNc Lovo her till we die. I Today we wrote short plays. The Last week we saw the movie "Robinson panel to look at them on the blackboard. i best one was written by Betty Pillow, ; Crusoe." We enjoyed it very much We had tests in spelling last Thurs- MARY FRANCES GORDY IVVS. flnv "r» ’ r?’ T- />♦ hi*” . JFNNINQ? HASTINGS Athletic Association and Rachel Wilson and Ann Tnylor We are makin" nnrtfolios for our —miRfib nirnrt i.iiw mu* 1 i i actor it out. , drawings, Last week- we j.r.’.cticcd I Miss Cain is reading a book called | printing capital letters. We will have Has Chapel Program i Doctor Dolette. I to practice the small letters and dec orate them, AM'SHkEAN This week’s chapel program was FLORENCE UPHAM Many members of our class are rfCHH&BB? KRZEZatHfe National Honor Society, conducted by the Athletic Association. WILMA DORMAN planning to join the Junior Band, Gives Bulldogs Backing High school songs were sung and LAURA GRAVENOR Initiates New Members there were the football pep yells. | Grade 4 Miss Taylor PHILIP HASTINGS An interpretive speech on football ' We have started a I-Iealth Club. We Grade 5B , Miss Owen: The Laurel Chapter of the National The High School students had a pop was given by Mr, Keller. Illustrations i have divided the class into two groups We have started a library hour one Honor Society took over the chapel rally Wednesday night before Thurs slides in the camera showing how foot I “The Wide Awake Club” and “the time a week. We have three libraries program September 28. Reese Dukes, day’s game with Salisbury. ball is played and all about its rules Cherry Hill Club.” Howard Walls is and two librarians at each. Our lib the newly elected president, called the Led by the band and the cheer lead were seen. the president of the Wide Awake side rarians are full of very nice books. old members to the stage to receive ers, approximately a 110 cheering and and Lester Benson is president of the In history We are going to make a yelling students paraded from the Cherry Hill side. Our dues are lc a the new candidates. Those eligible play of Columbus, Where Quality Counts and Your Money Goes Furthest •are; Jean Ward, Donna Kludy, Virginia school to the center of town. Here they 450 Students Apply week. We plan to buy something for Donald Mitchell is in the Milford Gordy, Margaret Betts, Jean Hudson gave a demonstration of their lacking For Membership tlie room and have a party with this Memorial Hospital. We sent him Dot thnto Carly Garden and Fowler Bounds. for the Laurel Bulldogs. money. flowers. ft The Rev. Leslie Werner, pastor of • In Junior Band The purposes of our club are to see LOUISE SPICER No 2 Christ Methodist Church, was the prin- ’ French Club Elects which side will have the best health JANE WILKER cipal speaker. Since September 28' The Junior Band is an organization habits and the least absence each Grade 5 and 6 Miss Haverstine 19 was the birth date -of Frances E. Wil- 1 The first year French class organiz being sponsored by the Laurel Public month. Miss Haverstine has been getting the Del Monte Asparagus lQi-oz picnic can JSc- lard, Rev. Werner chose to compare the > ed a club this week to stimulate fur School. It is to be conducted by the ANNE CARMEAN class some new library bdbks; We Del Monte Asparagus No 1 square edn 25c life of Miss Willard with the four guid- ! ther interest in tlie language. two music directors. The purpose of - —o—» have a library period in' Which to read Del Monte Spinach No 2) can I7c17c 2 No 2 cans 27c this band1 is to give the students of the Grade 5 Miss Bell ing principles of the honor society—| The fallowing officers were elected: hooks. OSCO for character, service, leadership and Kathleen Carey, President; Eleanor fourth to ninth grades a chance to We have made a chart on the black The sixth grade has made a scrap QUALITY TEA Vitality scholarship. Lee Russell, Vice-President; Frances play an instrument. There were 450 board o f}he names of our class mem book of Poland: Mr. Charles P. Helm awarded the | Short, Treasurer; Verna Windsor, Sec applicants from the fifth grades, so the bers. It is to be used for our arithme The fifth grade is making a book of XftiQP Mixed or Black Tea new members their cards and pins' retary; Helen Smith, doorkeeper. idea was well received by both pupils tic drill work lo watch for improve poems. They also have hew social Siot and congratulated the she who had’ The motto is “Passez si vous parlez and parents. ment. studies books. They are studying the reached this high goal. I francais.” The colors arc red and white These 450 applicants were formally We are studying the zones, ifheir cli lines of longitude and latitude on the OrarigC-PekoeTea Beatrice Davis, a member of thej and the flower is the red rose. tested by Miss Simpler, Mr. Peck and mate, their location, and their boun-, map, and are learning the scale of society last year, finished the initia Mr. R. G. Winfred to determine their ' dary lines. We made an imaginary trip i 1-lb The dues of 10 cents a month will miles. pkg 13; S 25c tion by pinning a red bow on each new * nave a penalty of two cents for non musical aptitudes. Several candidates ‘i to many places In these zones plan- i The sixth grade still has no desks. member to be worn until October 12. j payment. were disqualified. j ning what clothes we should take and ELEANOR HASTINGS Pride of Kiilaniey Tea The program was then turned overt “Bonne chance la classe de francais.” The Junior Band was in full swing what food we should eat We will take ELIZABETH MOORE ai7t asst to Mr. George Peck who spoke on the J about five years ago; but when the change of musical directors was made, I organization of a junior band, Hej FarmdaU Bg | | pointed out the advantages and then’ Let Us Establish An the idea was abandoned. EVAP. IW I L II called on several senior band members j Effective Alma Mater Tlie purposes of this piano organiza- j to tell their experiences while in the tion are: i La Nada School ot Dancing 4 “125c band. All of those Called on spoke' (1) to fill the vacancies made by Sen- i The words “Alma Mater” meaning Finest Quality favorably of the work and fun which iors with trained players; ffiCO -A nr. they had enjoyed. “dearest mother” were brought about j (2) to give students a more general Opens At Seaford many years ago when students left education in music; Peanut Butter 2 25 their homes to attend college. Upon ‘ (3) to give more students the pleas Latin Students Mix j entering college the students were I ures of musical training. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER II, 1939 treated so well by this second mother Dromedary Ginger Bread Mix 14-oz can 290 Work With Play that they decided to call this their | ALL TYPES OF DANCE INSTRUCTION Vermont Maid Syrup 12-oz hot 19c “alma mater” and to write a song to, Elementary News WOsfon’A Cakes arid Crackettee pkg lOc The second year Latin class has pro that effect. An “alma mater” is a songi Ballet, Toe, Tap, Musical Comedy, Acrobatic, Bhllroom, Character, Clapp’s Strained Foods 3 cans 23c gressed since its first assembly on Sep for all occasions—chapel, graduation, Grade 1 and 2 Miss Dickerson Aesthetic, Reducing and Body-Building. Classes for men and women. 4SC0 Pure Fruit Preserves te-oz jar ISe tember 7, The members try to retain football and all rallying evenls. In the first grade we are still draw Scientific Dance Instruction, for Health and Culture. a high standard in Latin and also to For the first time an "alma mater” ing for our Animal Books. Soon we Classes for Little Boys in Tap and Acrobatic Orange & Grapefruit have organized fun. Accordingly tlie has been introduced into Laurel School. are going to take them home. Sections for Salads, etc. club had its first program September 29. This song which has been introduced is ' In the second grade we have been Class Lessons SOc payable in advance or by Lesson pure At that time the following officers subject to change both in words and writing and fending. We play the 2-21* CIDER wore elected: music. However, as yet no changes stories we read. We have a story called Thomas Laskey, President; Mary have been made, and the students do “How Ann Begins the Day.” REGISTRATION THIS SATURDAY SWANS DOWN Vinegar Jane Wheatley, Vice-President; James not seem very much interested in it. We have been talking about our pets. From 1 to 6 P. M. at the ANGLER'S RESTAURANT, SEAFORD CAKE FLOUR Carlisle, Secretary; Layton Carmine, This song still remains to bo officially DOROTHY WALLER 44-oz. Treasurer; Joe Cordrey, Doorman. adopted and learned. And yet, the MARY JANE SULLIVAN Pkg 22*, The colors are purple and white The question remains—do we want it? ——o—— Jr=^t=tir^is=jf^p=jp=rtf^|x=]f=ir=di=dr==ip=dr==Jir=Jf=dr- j flower is the rose, and the motto is The following words are tho words Grade 3 Miss Wolfe w'lO’ "Semper Fideles"—always faithful. of the song which may become our This week has been so rainy that we CRISCO — —«o-xoa — -——— I GRAND OPENING | al!S"2d‘ “Alma Maier.” , have had to play games in our room. lb can 19c In the heart of dear old Sussex, ’ We have enjoyed playing “Who’s Laurel Students See Of the Diamond State, ! Knocking nl my Garden Gale?” ? Big Football Game' Stands our Alma Molher faithful, j We have made our designs for our portfolios and nre finishing tfiem this 3c’*"50C Week, COLISEUM ROLLER RINK | CREAMY HOM-DE-LITE SNAPPY HOM-DE-LITE On Saturday, September 30, lhe Grade A MILK for j DORIS LOUISE SNYDER MAYONNAISE SALAD DRESSING football boys, the cheer leaders, and) ELEANOR LOUISE CORDREY Salisburk'Delmar Road’ f 8-osJar | Pint Jar I Quart Jar 8-oz Jar I I'intjar I Quart Jar aevernt of the faculty of Laurel High 10c I 19c I 35c School left Laurel about 10 a. m. and Health and Strength; 9c 15c 250 werc “ferried" up the bay to Annapo- i Thursday Nite, October 12th. | OVEN-FRESH lis aboard the Governor Henry W,: Nice, lo arrive nl tho Naval Academy j ULMANS THEATRE VICTOR jj 6C about 1230 o'clock. SALISBURY BREA D”®1' As lhe klckofilwas scheduled at two- Supremo Broad lge loaf 8c Frosh Do’Nuts doz 12c Fri, Sat. JOHN WAYNE New and Larger Skating Floor thirty o’clock thcre was time for the I ■visitors to sec several points of interest “Three Texas Steers” Babbitt's, Banner or :at the Academy. Among these were; Skating every nite except Sunday — 8 to 11 £ Red Seal LYE National Candy Week the many boats and planes of the Navy; Mon., Tues, ZANE GREY’S tan 13C Hersher's and the bronze statue of the Indian in • "HERITAGE OF THE DESERT* ADMISSION — Skates and Wardrobe g Choc. Kfasoa ib 29C front of Bancroft Hall. . .
Broad Creek Grange Kilties On P. T. A. Program Next Week Homecoming & Rally Sussex Poultry Locals Having Busy Fall Day A Great Success Govt. To Take Census At the regular meeting of Broad At Christ Church Creek Grange, fourteen applications Hold County Meeting for membership were acted upon. Of Manufacturing And Delegates to the Pomona meeting to Sunday, October 8, 1939 was Home be held in the Midland Grange Hall at Forty-five members of nine poultry tive communities follows: coming and Rally Day in Christ Me Business In Laurel Georgetown, October 26th, were ap thodist Church. The events of the day locals met in the Georgetown school LEWES LOCAL Wednesday evening and planned a pointed as follows; Ernest Dickerson, were crowned with success, large ' Granville Bryan, Taylor Vaughn, Al- B. Guy Wheatley, and Mrs. Lelah congregations filled the church at both Daniel K. Short, Secretary of membership campaign on a .contest.' den Hppkins, Walter Phillips Raymond Hastings; alternates, Mrs. Ernest Dick the Laurel Chamber of Commerce, has basis. Membership in the Delaware' Carpenter, Walter Betts, Lewes; Ray- the morning and evening serivees and erson, Parker Wheatley and Leroy the Church School attendance was the received an announcement from the Poullry Improvement Association will tnorid Lank, Milton; Lawrence Mason, Brian. A very interesting program largest in years. People are still talk Bureau of the Census at Washington be sold at one dollar, each'to poultry- Harbeson regarding the Census of Business and men of the county.. Each of the nine was presented under the direction of ing about the wonderful things that GEORGETOWN LOCAL Mrs. Grace Hastings and Mrs. Lelah have come to the people of this church the Census of Manufactures which will locals appointed a soliciting committee, Ed, Mcllvaine, C. A. Pepper, John Hastings. as a result of' this great day. The members of these .committees will Steele, Wm. Cason, Frank Baker, Joseph 21M0en "n beginning January call on poultrymen in the respective Smith,- Georgetown;- Everett Messick, Sixteen members of Broad Creek The morning service Was observed Grange attended the Neighbor’s Night as Homecoming Serivee. Many per The survey of business concerns communities in an effort to strengthen Millsboro. and manufacturing concerns of Seaford (he Locals and to form i ntum an ag MILFORD LOCAL meeting held in Reliance Grange Hall sons of other years came once again to Monday evening at which time Midland worship in the church of this' younger will be part of the most complete na gressive State Association that will work Frank Austin, Dave Greene, H. R. tion-wide survey of American busi for the best interests of all phases • of Lemex, Norman Grove, Harold Short, Grange officers tilled the chairs, Mil days. Many more made replies to the ford Grange provided the program, and invitation of the pastor and official ness that has ever been made. This Delaware’s enormous, poultry business Paris Kirby, Milford; John Donovan, national survey will embrace approxi by— Max Zeimer, Lincoln, refreshments were served by mem board. Replies were received from ds , 7nn nn„ bers of Reliance Grange. far as Redding, Cal., and as far north Sal^Snmately 1,700,000 rete!lers: 180,000 1— Publishing a Bi-monthly poultry LAUREL LOCAL as North Adams, Mass. One hundred I S, nnft . i’ 750'000 service businesses; paper (Subscription to be inoluddd in M, M. Price, H. E. Koster, Raymond The ladies of Broad Creek Grange hav6 been busy rehearsing for the and ninety-four people were present . 8 and lour,st camps; 50,000 the membership fee), Jestice, Laurel; Pratt Cooper, H, 0, “The Kilties” Are for this serivee. One family came from ^sement; 200,000 construe- 2— To sponsor an educational pro Burton, James Ralph, Delmar; Norvel drill which "they will put on at'the Pontiac, Mich., just for the serivee.: ‘ ° contractors; 2,500 sales finance gram that best suits the community. Pepper, Seaford. special session of Delaware State Dr. Brace Barnes Beads Coming To L. H. S. The church was beautifully decorated' “mPanias, .and approximately 170,000 Grange held at Smyrna last night. SThe 3— By organization . use more effi GREENWOOD LOCAL with ferns and thirty-four memorial' ciently the services offered by the’Ex- Chas. Conoway, Silas Americus, J. p. sixth degree was conferred at .this meeting. On Thursday October 19. at two baskets of flowers presented by mem- ' wl11 ,,the firet complete busi- tension Service and' the State'*Board of Barwick, Fred.Seeley, Wolson Hatfield, Del. Medical Association o’clock The Kilties are coming to the bers of the church in memory of friends ;nt-,2ierSUS en smee 1935 and the Agriculture. Miss Mary Lockerman, Greenwood; Mrs. Plans are being made for a meeting Laurel School bringing with them the and relatives who worked and wor- • , .a .n’ a? required by law, will 4— Sponsoring a State meeting or a Arthur Cannon, Bridgeville. to be held in Midland Grange Hall Oc At the annual meeting of the Dela characteristic songs, dialects, humor shipped in the church in days past and ' into K°lume °f ,business for the four of the poultry interests of the j OCEAN VIEW LOCAL tober 24th, at which time the ladies ware State Medical Society, Dr. Bruce and impersonations of the incompar gone. Special music was furnished fay ‘» how , mdone on State. I George Ellis, Willis Mitchell, George degree team of Broad Creek .Grange Barnes of Seaford, was elected presi able Scotch. the choir and a male trio. Greetings Lj J* ?^On hand at thc beginning The Local committee selling the lar Butler, William Murray, Ocean View. will confer the third and fourth degrees dent of the association for the ensuing William L. Nimma, organizer of The wore read from our ‘son in the min- • 11 en e /ear» accounts receiva- gest number of memberships will be’ SELBYVILLE LOCAL on a fclass Of candidates from the var. year. The meeting was held three days Kilties is Basso and Pipe Major. He istry’, Dr. Raymond W. White.„nne. Thexne, I r„„. 8?a, ^, r.ctof .a„™ 'p Oyaes:- tolal...... pay treated to a dinner by the eight losing George Truitt, Vernon Lynch, Col- Ious granges in Sussex County. this week in Wilmington, and Dr. is also the organizer and director of J pastor. Rev. L. E Werner preached on 1 .exlent o£ self-employment (pro- Locals. The dinner will be held Nov limbus Murray, Selbyville;'F. M. Gum, Barnes election was announced Wed- , the celebrated Bagpipe of Cincinnati!. I the subject, “My Church.” In the ser- I Pr|e‘or-°wners and unpaid members), ember 1st and a program of interest to Jr., Frankford; Frank Johnson, Dags nesday. He plays a group of numbers on the I mon he reviewed the great history off 80 ° ln'ormad°n essential to poultrymen in general is being planned, boro; Elwood Workman, Georgetown. For thirteen years Dr, Barnes has, great Highland War Pipes as a special the church and concluded with a chai- ■ m?asura “ background, overshadowed by the | Dr. and Mrs, James Bounds spent black mass of a 3,000-ft. peak; the I Sunday and Monday in Philadelphia. MARCH Prut River flowing near-by. Enter PERSONALS ■““0“—■ Colonel Josef Beck, Foreign Minister Mrs. Frank Slortz of Emmans, Pa., of Poland, No longer the same man The Rev. J, C, Hanby, pastor of the is the guest of her daughter and son- THRIFT AUTO STORES OF TIME as in Oct I and II, the Colonel is hag Mt. Pleasant Methodist Circuit, will be in-law, Dr. and Mrs. Chas. M. Moyer. na.afc-rAx.arv. gard, sleepless; the sardonic elegance the speaker at the revival serivees be —o— ANNOUNCES NEW BY TOK EWTdfei O» that marked his appearance has van ing held on Smith’s Island on Thursday Mrs, W, J. Pusey entertained the fF«afcty ished. With him is Marshal Smigly- and Friday evening of this week. Fortnite bridge club on Monday even Rydz, Commander in Chief of the Pol —o— ing Prizes were won by Mrs. Dallas ish Armies, equally haggard, desperate. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Horton are spend Thompson and Mrs. Alton Bacon, Easy Credit Plan For Laurel HOPEFUL MAYOR— The two men approach, talking ang ing several days in Wilmington, Balti ■ ■ o— WASHINGTON—A White House rily, Beck suddenly stops, faces the more and Washington. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Moore, Miss caller lost week was San Antonio's General, Smigly-Rydz draws back; Catherine Moore and Miss Margaret GOODRICH TIRES - TUBES - RADIOS - BICYCLES Mayor Maury Maverick, whom the onlookers crowd nearer, Beck speaks. Billy Studley, of Wilmington, spent Stevens of West Collingswood, N, J., President’s Son Elliott, now a Texas Last week as the curtain came down last week-end with his parents, Mr. spent the week-end with Mr, and Mrs, radio commentator, helped turn out of on the Republic of Poland, the quarrel and Mrs Reuben Studley. Edw, H. Alien, Congress last year, Mayor Maverick of Colonel Beck and Marshal Smigly- ——o—— asked the President how the U S. can Rydz on a railway platform in Ru Dr. Chas. Moyer was a Philadelphia Mrs. Edw. Allen and Miss Carrie stay out of World War II, observed mania might well have opened its final visitor on Thursday. Moore are spending this week visiting that on the law of averages his own scene. Three weeks before, they had in N. J., N. Y., and the World’s Fair. son Maury Jr„ 18, might get killed if been the responsible rulers of one of Mrs. W, F. Deputy and Miss Helen ■ O—• MIES the U. S. became involved. Europe’s major powers- •its sixth in ; Kirk Deputy spent Saturday in Phila- Mr, and Mrs. Matt Cramer were Wil Mr, Roosevelt said that he had been population and area. Proud men, in delphia. mington visitors Monday. thinking of much the same thing: he dependent and successful, they had had four sons (James, 31; Elliott, 29; reason to be proud. Philosophical Miss Ruth Lloyd entertained her Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H, Elliott are Franklin Jr., 25; John, 23) and the law Smigly-Rydz, shy and soft-spoken, bridge club on Tuesday evening. Mrs. leaving Saturday night to spend a few of averages would hit him harder than had built Poland’s Army until it in Jesse Allen won high prize. days in New York. Maury Maverick. With a froglike grin, cluded 1,500,000 trained reserves; deft Mayor Maverick said that he hoped the Josef Beck, untroubled by accusations Mrs. T. W. Records and Mrs W, N. Mr. and Mrs, Joe Elliott, Mrs. Armina President sent Elliott first, of lack of scruples, had maneuvered Cook will attend a bridge luncheon at Elliott and Mrg. Howard Workman —O—* Poland successfully for years despite the Duval Tea House in Dover next visited the Naval Base at Norfolk, Va., QUOTES AND ARGUMENTS— her precarious international position; Wednesday given by Mrs. D. M. Swing last Saturday. WASHINGTON—Franklin Roosevelt had seen Poland grow from a small and Mrs. Thomas Ewing of Ridgely, last week told Congress that the term Baltic State to a power that had to be Maryland* Mrs. Samuel Ralph is visiting her “peace bloc” was wide enough to cover reckoned with in every ministry in —o— daughter, Mrs, George Gardner, in CONSOLE both the advocates and opponents of Europe. Then one dawn over the Pol Mr. Albert Horton from Washington Wilmington. repeal of the embargo on arms to belli ish village of Puck a German aviator spent the week-end with his parents, —o—• RAOIO gerents. His opponents for the most pulled his bomb release, and slanting Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Horton. Mrs. Paul Gordy is visiting in Wil part also indicated that they would not downward through the greying light mington this week. question the motives of their adver went the first missile of the war that Mr. and Mrs. A, H. Phillips are saries in the embargo fight. Both at meant the end of Poland. spending several days this week in Miss Irma Simplex* will spend this titudes we»« ingenious, for the obvious New York City, week-end Baltimore, fact was that the emotions of both Eighteen days, 432 hours later, the sides, in Congress and out, were mud General and the Foreign Minister stood , Mrs. Harold Keller entertained her Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burford and dled. on the railway station of a provincial i bridge elub on Monday evening, children, Frederick and Polly, Mrs. Ella NEWEST 1940 HOME RAOiO 7 Tube A. C. Superheterodyne Model- For 20 years, with the memories of city in a foreign country, quarreling : —o— Records and Miss Mildred Henry spent so bitterly that newspaper correspond- I antj Ml.s. Harry Richardson, of Latest Features. Beautiful the futility of World War I still fresh, last week-end in Ocean City. CahineU U. S. citizens have urged one another ents watching feared blows might Philadelphia, were over night guests to a progressively mounting hatred of bring their tragedy to an ignoble cli on Tuesday of Mrs. Richardson’s sister Dr. and Mrs. James Marvil spent war. For five years they have encour max. Abruptly Smigly-Rydz turned, Mrs, Wm. Torbert. Wednesday and Thursday in Wilming aged one another in a growing distaste walked away. The Foreign Minister —o—- ton. for the brutalities of Fascism. Today, stood irresolute for a moment, walked Mrs. Harvey Williams entertained the two emotions exist side by side in to the other end of the platform, to be her bridge club yesterday afternoon at Miss Mildren Coote returned to Phila- the hearts of most Americans. But interned a few days later, like Smigly- her home on Central Avenue, relphia on Monday after having been Americans do not belong all in one Rydz, by the Rumanian Government. the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. camp, for in some one emotion is stron Despairingly Warsaw fought on; the Mrs, Helen Hitch and daughter, Mrs. J, C Coote for several days. ger, in some the other. ghost of Poland would haunt Europe ' Dona;d jjy|nndi are spending several Many an advocate of embargo re for many a season; but their Poland days in New York city this week, peal declares that he wants it in order was dead. ‘ —o— to keep the U. S. out of war, whereas , Auslrja and Czecho-Slovakla did not Mrs. Mary E. Bacon and Miss Sallie ww Bacon are guests this week of Mr. and Get nsw obviously he has quite another reason: j fight aqd received no mercy; Poland Without Laxalives—and You’ll Eat * he does not think it will bring war,1 fougfit. The third European republic Mrs. Jennings Quillin in Allentown. Everything from Soup to Nuts ftw itfitsKh should digest, two pounds at toad GOODRICH and he wants to strike a blow at Fas- , to cnd wit]litl ,he ycar and „ ),alf, ______dairy. When you eat hcsiy, greasy, ceaw or ri li funis or when you are nervous, hurried or cism. Similarly many an opponent of it had much to right for. Finicky West- chew pertly— r.'.r stotnaeli ofien pour* out to® TIRES • BATTERIES • MOTOROLA tnttrli fluid. Yew fmd doesn't digest and yoa repeal hastens to add that he is against, erners complained that Poland’s de- capacity was more remarkable than its liavo gita, hrnrt’ ;ro, nausea, pain or sour •tnuacli. You fr I four, tick end upset *n w«r. • First-quality, guaranteed products for that holiday trip Fascism and all its works whereas he, m0Cfacy was superficial, Leftists quantitive increase; between 193G and Potfrir*. say tic. r URo a latsuve for stomira has patiently adopted a know-nothing, bedazzled by propaganda about col- 31 il It h dangercim end f.iuJhlL H lakes them on a credit plan that fits every pocketbook, fust Belectj 1938 coal production jumped 25',, Mie MJ’k tablet* tattsS lleit-nns Ir ln.|lg«st*s« what you need and pay us as you ride. 4 beiieve-nothing attitude' 'toward ' the ieclive farms sympathized with its pool in matin i’ + ra'> i *» r "i'll fl-llill linrti.lb A, /elleffi .steal piuduition 25'. i; zinc production »lS !»»rc>!| in no Un 1 U’l I put yi ’I li if on perils of Fascism, feeling that to do peasantry. But Poland had a record f.#t It M.f Is pn ■. l» it crawlr-tf nt.-I tn» 2-s NO RED TAPE—NO DELAYS j 15',; cement production 50%. uui.ir; .'-svs IL , , f IP U-ans fur liullgt\ tlM. so may save him from the perils of of social progress which, in terms of » a ♦ war. With emotion thus muddled, her initial diillcidllseemed as im Heartbroken and embittered. Poland's ® No finance company to deal with — no long investiga-