PAY DAY

WAR BOND DAY - SAVE DOLLA.S

VOLUME XXXV umber 46

PRESBYT'N CANDLELIGHT SERVICE DECEMBER 24

Service Was Dedicated To Members Of Armed Forces

Tbe Firs t Presbyterilln Church of Newark held their annual Christmas C;mdlelight Service a t the church on Stmda), evening. December 24 a t six o'clock.

'J1le service was ded ica ted by the choir to the young men and women serving in the various branches of the Armed Forces whose names appear on me church honor roll.

'oIIowing words of dedicat ion by the paIIDt', Rev. H. Everett Hallman, the NIfT Hymn was sung with verses for tld1b~ancb of tlie service, Navy, Army, Marines and Air Corps. 1be Bethlehem S tory was read and

six Lullaby Carols from six of the Allied Nations were sung after the ?astorial Symphony from the Messiah . Miss Mae Franccs Robinson sang a 1'OC81 solo entitled "Jesus! Thou Dear Babe Divine" and Miss Rae McMullen sang "The Babe In The Manger". The male chorus, composed of P rof.

1. D. Mylrea, Samuel E . Dameron, Wal­tfr Newton, 0 1'. Paul Rice, Mervin Dale and Robert Rohm. sang two num­bers: "Fairest Lord J esus" and "Bright­est and Best of the Songs of the Morn­ing".

MiSs McMullen and Miss Miriam Myl­rea sang three numbers "Come Unto MI, "He Shall Feed His Flocks" a nd 1beD Shall The Eyes of the Blind". 0tIter members of the choir taking part were M.iss Anna Harrington, Mrs. T. Ra7mond McMullen , Mrs. Lee Lewis, ll!Itt Dorothy Matthews. lin. T. D. Mylrea conducted the pro­

DIll and Miss Nell Wilson WIIS at the • . The program was concluded by til! Ii1Igjng of the Ha4elujah Chorus.

lffiWARK PILOT IS HOME

Lieut. Holloway Spent 17 Months In Pacific

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THE NE K POST UNITED STATES WAR

BONDS STAMPS

Gasoline ration coupons B-4 , C-4 and fourth-quarter T wi ll expire on Dec. 31, thE! OPA announced today.

Few B-4 a nd C-4 coupons lU'e stll! outstanding, OPA said , because local ration boards halted their issuance last August. The foul'lh-quarter T Coupons for t rucks, tax is and buses were issued for use in the fourth quarter onJy and their invalidation is in tended to prevent leftover coupons (rom being used il­legally.

ALUMNI DANCE IS SUCCESSFUL AFFAIR

Local Orchestra Provided The Music For Dance At Country Club

The Newark Post, Newark, Delaware, Thursday,

NEWARK OFFICER SAVES FLAGSHIP

Rittenhouse Maneuvers Ship Out Of Danger

CHRISTMAS PARTY AT CUB PACK MEETING

Neil Moore Is Graduated Into Boy Scout Troop; Awards Given

The oO'icc of th N . warl< Lumb r Compa ny on East Ma in Street was gu t­ted by flr'e ear ly this morning. the blaze was di scovered by pel'gons on their way to work about SIX p'clock who qu ickly tumed in the alarm to the Aetna Hose. Hook & Ladder Company who responded with two pieces of equipment.

The fire, believed to have started in the cellar quick ly spread to the first fl oor of the office bui ld ing and by the time the firemen arrived had destroyed much valuab le equipment in the oO'ice.

Weldon C. Waples, manager of the company, stated this morning that while it was hard to set an IIccurate estimate of the damage, he bel.ieved it would amount to IIbou t $5,000. Office equip-

.111' PRI

CHURCH SCHOOLS HOLD XMAS PROGRAMS

Progranl FOI· Adult Groups Arranged By Mrs. Lovett

Commander Ellis B. Rittenhouse, Newllrk Cub P ack No. 55 held their ment including a bookkeeping machine The Beginners and Prima ry Depart-skipper of Rear Admiral Arthur A. D. regular monthly P ack meeting last Fri- were badly damaged . ments of the First 'Presbyter ian Sunday Stuble's flagship played an important day night in the recreation rooms of School held thei r annual Christmas en-part in the landing ot a large Sixth the Newark Methodist Church . The RED CROSS tertainment in the church on Tuesday Army task force at Ormnc Bay, Ley te, meeting was in charge of Cub Mastel' eveni ng with a record IIttendance of on December 7. J ay Steinouer and Lowell Hendrick, pupils and paren ts present.

Commande r Ri ttenhouse's quick chairman of the P ack Committee. WORKERS Group games, singing and stunts were thinking during ' the landing saved the Wolt badges were presented to Wil- di rected by the Misses J ane and Ann fl agship from disaster as a Japanese )jam Thompson, Erik Schaumann. Don Smith, Miss Chalmers, Mrs. Raymond dive-bomber poised overhead for a ver- Miller a nd Neil Kl.ine. Neil Moore was ACTIVE IN McMullen. and Helen Eastman. Dr. T. tical swoop as the ships started to pass awarded a I.ion blldge. A. Baker took the par t of Santa CI::&lJS through narrow Canigllo straits in mid- Arthur Hyde was awarded Wolf gold and di str ibu ted boxes of candy to the afternoon . and silver arrow points and Ne il Kline DECEMBER boys and girls.

nittenhouse O1:dered a violent turn was awarded a Wolf gold arrow point. . On the follow ing eveni ng, the enter -to sta rboard and a high speed fish-tail One yea!' serv ice pins were pre- tainment for the Junior, Inte rmediate, maneuver. Lieutenant (J . G.) Allen sen ted to Vaughn J aqueUe and Pusey Senior and Adult departments was held Curtis, of Alameda, Calif ., Ky. control Pemberton. Neil Moore was present ed 488 WOI~kers in the mai n Sunday School !'Ooms. Thi s

Close to one hundred couples a ttend - officer, sang out the ra nge for the with a Webolos badge. progr am was sponsored by the Wom-ed the annua l Christmas dance spon- 20- and 40-mm. automlltie Hack-ack" Nei l Moore was graduated from Cub- S d 3234 en's class 'md was arranged by Mrs. sOI'ed by the Newark High School AI- guns and as the J apanese pillne swooped bing and presented with his certificate. pel1 Kather ine D. Lovett. ass isted by Mrs. umni ~sociation at the Newark Coun- low, tracers went through his tail and He was rece ived in to Scout ing by As- W k H Jay Robinson, Mrs. T. R. Griffin. Mrs. try Club on Christm as night. fuse lage. sistant Scout Master J ohn Cronin and or ours Perr ie M. Arnold. Mrs. Wa lter Newton

Ma ny service uniforms were seen The dive-bomber m issed his mark by made a member of Troop No. 56 of the La M h and Mrs. Edna Dickey. at the dance a. quite a few of the local a margin of perhaps 150 yards and Cur- Newark Boy Scouts. st on t The main feature of the program was boys and gi rls serving in the Armed ti s stopped to wink at a fellow officer as A Den Chief Warran t was pl'esented a pageant entiUed: The Garden of F orces were hom e for the holidays. The the plane exploded before smashing to Phil Harrison. Due to the illness of Major Bowes Christmas Happiness" with the follow-young ladies attending the da nce wore into the sea. During the past month the members and hi s inability to appear on his ing taking part: J oseph - Donald evening gowns. Commander Rittenhouse is the son of the Newark Cub P ack collected 244 'A H " Th d D b Knauss ; Mary - Lynett Steinouer ' Wise-

Mr. lind Mrs, Carlton E. Douglass, ~~dA:~h:~~~\~:~:oo~s~h~f N~~=~k T~~~~ I ~~~~g!~I' the children at Sunnybrook ~~J.~~:~~~~.e;~:~~~:r~~:b~I:~t~~n:~ ~n~ ~o~~~:y c~ec~:!~~ , ~~~p~~~~I'S~ ~~ .:.r~~. ~~~'le~G~:::;~~r;:~;;:'s~;i School and U1e U. S. Naval Academy. . The J a nuary pl'oject fOl' the Cubs C . I 'll b ' tted d;1 Tomrpy Silk, Donald Griffin and Mike

and Miss Eleanor VanSant were plltrons l ~~~~I~:d ~:s~~o~~dde ~~~lc~e:n~~~I:lli~~ P9:;~~c~S~0~~}:~£~;:;~~:~~ri~ ~!~~~S~~~ a~~~!r~ E~:r~~~~ ~~~~~~7. : and patronesses for the affair. HEART Irment for the next monthly meeting of the Red Cross. Nllncy Waples and Lorrnine Robinson . MUllic tor the dancing was furnished by "The Moonlight Serenaders" a group I The annual dinner meetmg of the In spite of the Christmas rush, 488 Prologist - Bill Anderson ; director. of local mu.icians who bave played Cubs WIll be held 111 the Methodist workers of the Area Number one have Jane Ann Lovett; gate keeper, Bob Mc -many engagements in Newark, WiI- ATTACK , Church din1l1g hall du r mg the last of given 3234 hours for the Red Cross dur- K~nry; Be~ty, Mary Frances Champion ; mington and vicinity. The group of 1 Janullry. ing the month of December according to cblld~en, Jimmy Draper, Jo~n Spei~her . musicians include. Thomas Runk, Rob- I Dens 2 and 3 presented Christmas the report of vice-chairman Mrs. Wa l- Phyllis Baker and Stephl101e Worrllow. ert Boyden, Francis Nichols, J ames Mc- IS FATAL ISkitS a nd music was furnished by the ter HUII.ihen . This included 16 afghans, The chorus .was composed of Rae Neal. Oscar Pickett and Paul Colmery. Hunnony Trio composed of Harlan 12 beanies 12 men's sweaters and eight McMullen, Melissa Ba~l!r,:;e Frances

Miss Eleanor VllnS,ant, president of Tweed, Burton Schaen and J ay Stein-if 01' e~ _ well II &love •• lOCka, ~ PetD- .~ ~. ancy Dlck-I uuer. ._ ' ttet.. ' . enon, Kilton = AlInette Ely ,

the Alumni Association WIIS gener9 j/ V' IE' ,. At the close o·f the meeting s antllf . oo6:A."'a. ... ~~ ~ --" . ·en In ...... ~n. --.. ... ,..... ..,..one . .. Tud.y chairman of the affair and was assisted' I~ a WIng _ .. n~,..H\IeIl - .n .. IeW'Ifi .,. tiy Albert Clark, former president of - I Claus presented each Cub with a gift ~...... Ii .. __ 'e" !lm..J.Hquiillme ~" \'~rgl<l the group in charge of the music, Miss I Prominent hI I and a box of candy. . 130 overseas bags, 10 pair of boy's over- ee Webster and Don etdn Symt ton. Ann Richards, head of the decora tions ails, 3 boys shirts and 3 pairs of romp- Dorothy Draper was the acompanisl.

~~:~~~~e'Ofw~~~~~i~' f~;c~~:d~~~c;as Lodge W oll'k METH 0 D 1ST I er~h!~~~~l~~r~~~r~c~~~. ~~r~'tLldents INCOME TAX Miss Elea nor Egnor was in charge of completed and sent to Wllmll1gton 90

the ticket committee, Miss ~arjorie Mrl;. Viola F. Ewing, age 69 of 36 WATCHNIGHT place cards for Christmas. 220 Christ-d Choate Street was fatally st~c. ken with mas cards and 90 tray favors. The Not- EXPERT HERE ~i~:~~S~a:~h~a;~~ ~is~~:~:SS~:el a heart attack last Thursday hlght whIle tinghum Manor Juniors group com-

attending a meeting of Ivy Temple, SERVICE 1)leted two afghans. The children ea rn- . in charge of invitations. Assisting Miss Egnor in the sale of Ladies of the Golden Eagle at Frater-- ed the money for the wool. Their SPOI1- NEXT WEEK

tickets were, Misses Shirley Ritchie, nal Hall. so r was Mrs. William Adams. Ernestine Gillespie. Katherine Duffy, Mrs. Ewing has been very prominent t" Additional names are daily being

! h ' E in both church and lodge work for Y h F II h' added to the list of contributors for

H~~~s ~~~:~~j:;~~a!.t7::~OiS ~O;~ many years and has served as secre- out e ows Ip wool for afghans and many groups lire /'

Tomhave assisted on the poster com- tary of both the Ladies of the Golden W'II edt working on them. Plht Lieut. William Dllniel Holloway, mittee. Eagle and the Degree of Pocahontas I on ue Contributors from the Milford Cross

21,1011 of Mr. and Mrs. John K. Hol- as well as having been secretary of the Annllal ServI'ce ROllds section and additional ones froffi

Representative " -I At Farmers Trust '.'For Five Days lcntay, Sr., of Newark, has returned Newark Methodist Church branch of Newark include: Mrs. Charlotte Krebs,

to thia country after 17 months oversells RATIONING the Women's Christian Temperance Mrs. George Mills, Mrs. Maskle J'Ohn-1\~1h \he Air Force in the P acific. Union. The annual New Year's Eve Watch- ston, Mrs. E. A. Worrall, Mrs. Roland

'nit B-25 pilot said American lives She was a member of Mi~eol~ COLl;- night Service will be held in the New- Carroll, Mrs. Lewis R. Staats, Mrs. A representative of the Internal Rev-are ro preciously regarded by com- INCREASED cil No. 17; Dairymaids and vy emp e, ark Methodist Church on this coming Clifford Ayres, Mrs. Harold Stanley, enue Service' will sit in Newark ti~e ' maDding ofYicers that rescue missions Ladies of the GOldepn Eaghle. Mrs. ~w~ng Sunday evening, December 31. at 11 p. Mrs. Paul Rice, Mrs. A. L. Osterhof, dllYs next week. to assist taxpllyers i,n nre frequenUy given a priQrity over is a Past Deputy ocll ontas an as m. The sermon subject by the minister, Miss Jeannette .Hough, Mrs. Robert L. Wing their estimated or final Income ' battle action, and told of several oc- served as secretary of Mlneolll Council Dr. Arthur J . Jackson, will be - "For- Spencer. Sl-". Miss Mary Jobnston, Mrs. 'Tax retuma for the year J944. H. I. ~ where C:I"e'WS were ordered to Fewer POI'n"'" since it was organized: In the past she getting and Reaching," .r~n K. Spell:~~r, Mrs. P. A. Wheeless. Salmons. chief of the Income Tax Di -l\1Ilta mJssion in. order to save the lives I.e has been very prominent in the activ- The Service wBI be sponsored by the Miss- Estelle w-neeless, and Mrs. W. Is' . tbl dist · t d I t oIl11e1nhers of a downed crew. B Le F I ities of the Newark Methodist Church. Methodist Youth Fellowship of the Br.ounell. ~~~ m . s nc , announce as

After a three-week Jeave. the olIlcer, uys SS OO( Funeral services were held from the Church with Jim McNeal as leader. Maldng their headquarters at the wbo bolds the Air Medal, wlll go to Robert T. Jones Funeral Parlors on The Responsive Reading for Watch- BRICK YARD tile Atfantl'c CI' ty redl~butlon center. t ' Sunday, December 24 with interment m' w"t wI'11 be led by MI'ss Anne Perry Farmers Trust Company, the represen -

~u, Housewives will find more ra Ion &'" tatives will be ava ilable to the taxpay-~t HeIlo_y, a forIIler auto- points are required and theil' supply of in Gracelawn Memorial Park. Dr. Ar- lind the Scripture will be read by MisS ers of Newark and vicinity on Jan -

rnobUe salesman for the Kent County h th thul' J . J ackson officillted Ilt the ser- Shirley Ritchie. The Prayer w ill be FOUNDER DIES 3 4 . 'n . Motor Company. Dover, is a graduate :~~: f:~~~ t~il~~~S:k~ w en ey vices. Members of the Degree of P oca- offered by Brandon Davis. ~~~y a!~istll~c; ;~!i~ll~t~~~U~IOb~~:~ ot Newark High School lind Beacom Ration points will be required for six hontllS also conducted speci al h~~rvdices The special music will consist of -- liOn.

' were e p aye liS e a canned vegetables _ peas. corn, green Taxpayers are urged to avail them-College h h Id b k tb 11 at the grave and released a w I e ove "It Is Well with My Soul" by a mille - -- ., and tootball. He enlisted in October, and wax beans, aspa r llgus and spinach as part of their ceremony. quartet. and a trumpet duet by Tom Jonothan Jolmson selves of this assistance and prepare 1941l, in the 261 st Coast Artillery, Dela- _ in addition to tomlltoes, under new Mrs. Ewing is survived by her hus- Runk and Bob Boyden, accompanied their returns without delay. Represen-ware National Guard , tra l' ned ~,t Fort I band J . Wesley Ewing, one daughter, on the pI'ano by FrancI's NI'chols. Mem- S . F'd t t ' ' 11 th ta . t " Office of Price Administra tion regu a- . M ervlces rl ay a Ives WI serve e xpayers m urns dUPont and served at Fort Miles, IId- tions effective at 12:01 a. m ., Ellstern Mrs. Lillian Messick and a Sister. 1'5. bers of the Methodist Youth Fellowship du ring blinking hoUl's which are from vancing to the I'a nk of sergeant when Will' Time. Tuesday. Dec. 26. A pound Willi am Dempsey of Providence, Md . will constitute the choir and will con- --- 9 A. M. until 3 P . M. on each of the he qualilk'CI as an Ail' Corps cadet in of butter increased from 20 to 24 red elude the Service by singing - "Fol- Jonathan J ohnson, 89 years bf age, a week-days above except on Saturday.

Jaflllary, 1942. points in value a t the same time. RED MEN low the Gleam." ~~:~~~r ~~s~~!n~ldO~r~~w;:rr~ o~n~o~~~ January 6, when the bank closes ot

I)efense Plants Urged And beginning Dec. 31 . about 85 te~~~~~~t~~~~:~~~;~~i~~d p~oe;~: Chapel Street, died in Wilmington on no~n~epresentative will sit for the same T R per cent of all meats will be back on PARTY ration for the New Year. Tuesday, December 26. purpose in New CasUe on J anuary 8.

o un New Year's Day th~::t!~r ;~~;~n stamps the housewife Mr. Johnson had been failing in at the New Castle Trust Co.; in Middle-

ruu --- may have on hand will be vll1id either. MISSING ehrellallthserfvorl'cethseWPlallstbseevheerladl , ,Y'.r,eollmi:S·thFeURn-. town on J anuary 9, 10 and 11 lit the

maoIlf8;fu:~~~0:a~t ~;~~~~~a~nP~:~ All red and blue stamps which became T. Jones funeral parlors ~t 2 o'clock g:~~.;:~·e o;r~:~u~~;~at~t 1I~~e ll~o~L Year's Day is urged by T. E. Doremus, good before Dec. 1 and all sugar stamp~ Gift~ Are TION Friday alternoon with interment in fT ' ~o"_. of the Delawllre district WPB and home canning ceTrhtifttcttes e~cePk DI'strl'buted IN AC . Milford. , 0 Ice. "

t. "It is most essential that all produc- Four red stamps Q5, R5, and S5 and here. Togetber wltb a Mr. McMi~haej gr. 'Andy Walp Is ~.~ No. 34 are cancelled. a eaves 00 Mr. Johnson will be well remembl;!red ~

1011 01 war materials be continued on ook ~'our blue stamps X5 .Y5, Z:;, A2. R R d M" he founded the britk Yhii J~Jt: IIbOltli(: pme 'On" Furlough ~~IIdaJ, New Year's ~ay. to. ma~ntajn a ' ~1!2. :~li~:~~~:'~' _ T5 through H!::e~~~ a~~e:~ a~~a~:fdta= C~~::- 0y , ee I~smg 18~3 .. He ' formerl.y , liv~d: Ul , J~f~~ ' I'~cI :~' .f. :\.' ." . _ __ •

Id.Uction schedules, Mr. Dor~n\Uk '. Ild'\!='bl e stamps C2 through mas party at , the aed Men's Fraternal S' 'N 28' :' brick residence on Nbrtlt ,~l\lIpCi)~~tree\, Statt, ~ergeant Andrew Wlllp, of 68 :1' 'The hoHday should allow no ~~ -':ll'~~m~ valid Dec. 31. Each. Home for the guests of the bome on Inee OV. . . . f, :r J,ght ' at the B ~ ',o <c:JIy r,,~~a~ ' . jl IP!~ , .~ srl?~p.}v.are· Avenue, has been grant-01\, 1l1g off on production either ~~orf!' ... m-..... 'Wqrth 10 points. ., I Friday evening. December 22, About --'-- 1,.>1 " He was born I.IT 'f.tllt fd ,WfI re, h. ", ,ii ' h-¢~nd~d furlough irom the bri'i'l', after J an. 1 We allo Urge ~le- , ., ~ - . 40 l'IJOli' were present including Mrl. Beatrice ·)(j :Reed recentlY Jl1e- "'ias a member of ~-MHf0.r4 Chapters shvil1e'Convalescent Hospital, a part

,~o~ ot New Y~ar'~, riOt to inier{f~ ,I t. j , '\ , " ':'.., •• ' '~ " 'lr,~~e sachem lolan H . Roberts and his ceived word tram tbe ,W1lU .DeptIr.(Jnent of MalOns a~d ~mgs~v~ Qrder ,~ Req, ·bf the AAF Personnel i>iftribuUon " . tal produchon. " , ri~ . 'lID DalCi 'l:. M~)'er . 1", , ~if ot,Qdat' Ohief&" '" thllt her husband pvl ·!tOY1A L,R8ed wa~ Men. The only ,St'iWir, ~s. afe nel s in .. Command. ~: J.lJ '

~as was the oniy non-working rIC. . q . 'il' , ~ uty Great Pocahontas Heavelow reported "MJMing In' I Action" -.Ibt'l! ~ilford . .. J-" Sgt. Walp, who has caft'tpftted 26 ~ deSignated by the PresIdent. Wins Combat Badge . I ~j;~~uted gifts 'tJ:om :Mineola Council November ....... nance.·j I '. I. H. l • ~ missions in the European 'nIeatre of do e plants are said to be closing -.-- e:t. <1-7. ,Dep-tle. of, Pbcahofttas and Mr. HIS Illtest ...... to bls \Wi fe. WAS· dlited ffumpll Sale!! Drop War has been awarded the Air Medal. un~ Saturday and arc not returning IThe Commandmg ~~lc~~~tU:d ,tf!!" ~ . Mr8. Miller .at!Little Belir Tribe November lfit, ·tIJe 'date of It heir tehtft ~e 'fIliin'Mihion in'44 He is the g.randson of Mr. and Mrs, tioaaI Tuesday, Jan. 2. J. A. Krug, na- Infantry Division d a to P I-Wate ftm ~re present along with Mrs. Aiken of wedding a~. . ,,' ,,, .. ",< , . " ThomllS Claringbold , or Capitol ' Trail. utlo!! WPB director, expressed oppo- Combat Infantry:, ge 25 the son of Leola' Council who cllatributed presents Before eateri~ the service In De- The· anntial report of TrIumph Ex-

to any such suggestion or plan. Class Donald A ... ~~er. f";' Maples trom their respective tribes and cou.n- c mber 10. 1M3. Pft ' Reed wal .em- plOlives. lJIc,. ebow ,that the sales for

... COMPANY TO lIIEET ~ Aetna HOlle, Hook & Ladder " will hold their regular month­Itt ~ In the meeting rOOlDl 01 the

IIou.e on Friday night, J anuary 5 at ~ tilDe the annual election or of­

Will t ak~ plac .

Mrs. Henrietta F . ......... er. 0 en. • il ployed by R1cbud's Dairy. He received the past ftxal year IJeclined from $38,-Stanton, Delaware. for au:::lor p:~- c :>Cputy Great PocabODtas labelle his IDtJmtry traIttdng at €amp Sbelby. 787,75'1 to $35,M2,4Il'liturlng the year . forman.ce of duty , in' ancamd Germoann y . e Day of WllmJngton lind be std held ' Mias.I' and ... II!nt, overseas the last The reasons Ultglled for tbe reduc-fI t 1 as in l'raDee JulT. tlon were price cuts 'on government

'on 1111 h been In tbe service their party at the home for ~ three of . ' - I " contracts lind ttlKher costs. Pfc. Mayer es . th Arm council in WllmJ~on on v.ce-ber 16. He .. the .... of Mr •. Sally Reed of

for one year. Before enhterNlllgtl

~1 V i. About 60 persons were prnent at that SnQIItIa .... alflduate of the Smyrna The net income dropped from $4.54 he was employed at tea on u HlP Scbool. per share to $2.29 a share, canized Fiber Company, Wilmington . time.

TOWN COUNCIL TO MEET The Newnrk Town Council will hold

their regular monthly meeting in the Council Rooms on Tuesday nlght, Jan­uary 2 due to the regular meeting night fa lling on New Years. Routine busi­n_ will be discussed .

Charles Lamb said: "Of all soundR, of a ll bells , ml)s t solemn and touching is t he peal that l"ings out the old year .. . . "

Had Charles Lamb li ved in the yea r of grace, 1944, he might hear only joyousness in t hese pealing bells that ring in a New Year filled wi th hope and promise of better things to come-for surely they are on t he way! , ..

Happy New Year to a ll-and 365 days of good luck!

c. B. Dean's Midget Market Groceries and School Supplies

AcaAlem y Street Newark, Delaware

We a re na tu rally proud of ou r ·tand ing in th is com­muni ty , and can only t hank t he people of t he communi ty fo r t he prestige we enjoy.

We wish you not only a Happy New Year but a fu ll ,.; measure of happiness the whole year through.

Phone 2907

Gray's Esso Station Tires - Tubes - Accessories

209 East Main Street

This New Y. ar' s Eve, more so. t han for n:any y ar~ past, i,' t he songs we slI1g and the merriment we lI1dulg in flow from heart· that a r lighter, for we all know now that the future is brighter, and we can look forward to 1945 wilh the conviction t hat much better t hings are in store for UR.

With ma ny thanks fo r pas t favors, and wishing you the full joys of t hi s happy season, believe us to be ever at your service.

Bunny's Grill Good Things To Eat

182 East Main Street

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! ! We take t his opport uni ty to extend most cordia l New

I' Year g reetings and best wi hes to our many good friends

;, and patrons. May 1945 bring joy and happinesR to you Hopes a re stronger t han wi hes. We hope fo r you in :.' ".:. and your~ t hroughout the year. 1945 the fulfi llment of all you plan for today, t he best twelve-

It was hope t hat sent t he Spani sh galleon plowing through uncharted seas . . . hope t hat kept them on their cour se unti l they sai led between the Vi rg inia cape. It is hope t hat "springs eterna l in the human breast," hope t hat gives to New Year its magnificent spirit and the wi ll to do.

mon t h t ha t Father Time has ever meted out to you. And for

~. '.'.'. Newark Taxi ,ight now, t;~;.P:~;:;~::::.th Co, ~ G. Earl Evans

.1, Acarlcm~' St.ree( Phone 2950 Fuel Oil - Builders Supplies - Coal

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We a re go ing to have with us soon a very -prOmlsmg , young man who comes from the Land of Nowhere, but who is go ing to take you Somewhere. Yes, thi s young feller is GOING PLA CES with you, ill 1945.

At any rate, that is OU I' wi sh for you, good f riends, to whom we owe so much, and to whom we now pledge a con· t inua t ion of the be. t possible 'ervice we know how to give.

L. \V. Waldridge Paints - WaH Paper

Phone 2·0351 ~ Phone 507

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The hinese pay off a ll debt on thei r New Year's Day, e en thoug h the wherewit hal must be borrowed at ruinou s in tere. t rates.

We owe a debt of gl'atitude to t he people of thi s town­a d bt t hat we can only payoff by g iving the finest values and Re rvice it i!'; possible to g ive. Th is we pledge to do in 1945. And for the immediate present - A VERY HAPPY ,, ":

Newark Bowling Cent~l' ..

I~ YEAR

The y ar that i behind u.' i!'; dead ; we can do no more with it.

But the year a head is a virg in page; we can inscribe it as we wi ll.

So, a ll together now. Let's a ll do a ll we can to help mak e 1945 a much happier year for everybody.

Barrow Beauty Shop

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Whereas ou r f riend::; r emained st adfast and lrlle Lo LI S

in 1944, and whel'eal:l we hav a deep fee li ng of appreciation for thi:; ex prel:l ' ioll of loyalty, therefore b it proclaimed throughout thi s cou ntry t hat we have ordered the Npw Year, 194 5, to be an especiall.v happ~' and prosperous UI1l' foJ' fi ll .

Theodore S. Jones Home and Auto Radio Service

NEW YEAR to you and yours. 'I" ,

Herbert Melrath, Mgr. 138 Eas l Main Street - Phone 2938 Phone 6241 74 Easl Main Street Phone 6001 136 E t;vI 'o Ireel !

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It's an old, old cu tom, t his ringing of bells and dancing out the Old Year, but t he spirit that rides in at the stroke of 12 i as new as tomon·ow.

With so many old friends and so many new frie nds, t his New Year of 1945 means more to us than ever before

. and w hop it means more to you.

Diamond Ice & Coal Co. Oscar Trivits, Proprietor

M&lIl IU1d flalnes Street.. Phone 2926

SEASONS GREET. NGS ·A HAPPY NEW YEAR. TO ALL·

Here comes OUI' shipload of good wi she fot' a Happy

and Prosperous New Year for every man, woman and chi ld

in this community.

Newark Lumber Company Fuel Oil - Coal Builders Supplie

Phone 504

When a ll is said and done t he etel'llul quest of }lUman beings is for happiness. Our wish for you in 1945 is for ~~~~ happine - more than you have ever known befor~, whe f t hat happines be in gainfu l occupation or th attalOment o

some long desir d goal.

T ha nk you for having I' member d LI S RO generously during t he pas t year.

Newark hoe Ho pitaJ Fiore ardo, Prop. 73 E"st lIraln Irett

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j 3 I' Behind lhe roar and clamor of lh ew Year" celebra- '1'h lh . I' j"· I I I I I Wc ha\,' S ' \,v'd you well ill Lhe I ast. Our aim i .. to serve \. , Hrc mHIl,\' PH S III I e uut t lC pa ll t ILll CHl S g

I Lion i ~ the ,~g -old hunger for "Life, Lib r ty and Pursuit of lo home is 1he Il we all love besl. ~Ia ,\' 19..tj bring to YO UI' \\

yOll ti ll beLLer in t h e futu re. To Chi ' end we p ledge our Ha pplI1 5S. ( . home ; joyoLi st!' ngth ning of homc lies and old associa- ; I full elevotioll. . '. ome fin d hal pines. in onc way; some in anoth 1' . . g tions, and a happy gain in the numu r of (hose YOLi eount us

I Wha tev \' your idea of happiness may b , our hope fo r , .. fri Ilds . May i1 br ing ."Oll more heal1h. mol' prosperi ty, ~ We wan1 you Lo ue happy t hi s New 'Y ea r',· ... a nd during I you i ' that during th is year of ou r Lord, 1945, yo u will come . I:': :":' ::':" '.' 11101" .io.,' of living . 1.\

clo. l' to its rcali zation than vel' before. ». i tho woo" a"d mo"th. thal follow_ ~h;, l, tho , j"" ,-, Now Y '''- ,,-j, h Qi' j

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i ' » : As til .\J \\. me rges inLo Tomorrow the bell s begin to ". ~:: Right now, on t he eve of New Y a t"s, when 1945 is ~ :., T he yea r 194! will soon I e hi sLory. We a re happy to »

say that we formed many new fri end ' hips during thi:-; $, r eady Lo make it bow, it is indeed a pleasure to extend hear ty ~ 'f I d t l d Id ~ enough, for we a ll look hopefully. to the future.. ~. '. " :.~. '. even L u year, an streng - l cne man) 0 ones. " , "4 greeti ng and good wi hes to t he people of t hi s community. I f Our hope a nd wish for you IS that 1945 WIll be a year . ' ., . . To a ll of our f ri ends, both new ane! ole!, we ex t nd most .~ f of UJlsurpas ed accompli hment, and t hat Good Healt h will ". We a r e at youI' ervice _ a lways. :... . co rdial New Year wi s hes. « \ altetlQ you each day of the year. :: : ~

I Sll.l-"lth's Atlalltl"c Station ", , College Inn £ I(atherine 'V. \Villianls ~

Ft'auk M, Smith Proprietor R eal E state and Insurance ~ LUllcheoJls - Dinne ,'" - P "i vate Pm'li es ~. \\ ' Washing - Polishing - Simonizing ~. 14 West Main Street Ph one il930 i,\

/ I\ .. e 1t4% Cor. E. Main & S. Chapel Sts. : .. ' ': Phone 82H . 91 East i\'l;tin Stree l ~ ~~.'I:>~;i::>~~~~~~!!1:-;;~~~""'~

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Welcome to the year of grace, 1945, and may it bring you much more in t h e way of health and happiness t han your rna t hopeful expectations .

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You know h ow a s nowball gets bigger anu bigger as you r oll it a long. That's the way we want it to be with you. As 1945 rolls a long we h ope that with each day your opportuni-ties will become bigger and better - and t hat each day will

Thank you a t housand t imes for past ~avors. We I?rom- add m easurably to your store of bless ings.

friendsh ip.

Newark Trust Company Joseph M. Brown . Open A Check Masler Checking Account

A nto Accessories Phone 4251 158 East Main treel Phone 546 East i\1 a lll S treet

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New Ye" 'hj~~::~~:ng 0' , wwn and I coun try. ide. It's ti me to t hrow dull ca re aside a nd r enew old acquain tances.

With 1945 about' to ma l<e its debut, we can t hink of nothing more appropriate t han t hat time-honored greeti ng,

Happy New Year!

Patchell's Men's Shop Men ' FUl"Jti hillgS

t3 l East Main Stree t l'hone 234l " .

Ise to do everything in our power to mel'lt your continued I ~~;..;!::>p~·lt:Il!'lt:~·O:l\ii~~~~~

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Another yea I' is knocking at t he door. Let u g ive it a royal welcome.

We look forwa rd to 1945 with the fil"m belief in bet~er t~ings to come. And we want to express our deep appre~Ja­bon to each of you for having contribu.ted i!1 such an ~m­POrtan t way Lo our continued success In thIS commumty.

Ira C. Shellender Funeral Director

Uf west Maln Street

of Happill ess

~ alld SlIccess

~ 1945

W hear t ily bc li eve in the ew Year Lradi t ion . . . t he oust ing of the old to make way for t he new.

May 1945 light the way to new pinnacles of achi v ment for you, a well a to new goals of health and conten t ment. Accept ou r heartiest New Year wi she, .

Fader's Bakery Fader's Enriched Bread

Favors, Tallies OreeUnr Cards

Phone :!914

Cakes, Pies Oowny Flake Donuts

55 Eui Main Street

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t h As the clock s lrikes lwelve I L Ollt' h art~ I"ciprocate sentiment of 'f nn yson's w Year bell s:

R ing out Lh old, ring in t he n ew,

Ring out t he false, ring in t he true.

MAY YOUR BE A MOST HAPPY ANO PRO PERO EW Y E AR

DeLuxe Candy hop odas - Ice Crenm - Candie

Delicious Toasted andwtohes Phone!! 3851 - 2931 41 East Ma.iu Sued

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LEGAL "NOTICES

The Newark Post, Newark, Delaware, Thur8~Y, Decem er '2 ,

F Jastak n cordIng to the Act of Assem-I W ERE HERETOFORE COMMANDED Iplaint therein alleged, has made appllca- DIVORCE -I Wll !,;1 'f; t . l;::,'bl===-

~:~ ' ~OSl';: ~~~e ~~~I~ean~'h~~o~~~edc:.:'~ ~:a~r~:,~u':;~~~r E~~~~r~ t~ehe:~d~e:h~~, ~~np,t~n~~::~ddts~~f~~~ht~e"n!~~~~~e~~~ ~~rv S7:~~I~ f C;ul'~~~r~ ~'~V("~~(': '~\ ;i II n th. ~I~;l ,:. W\ . h a ll the n and there cons ider concerntng oll r sol d Court at the n ext term thereof lIs tI ng betwcen U,e PelitlonCl and Harry T o • l{l Sneller of N w t n'II., (""III~, ~~~~vE~"lr " 'tll n Hun~r 'd

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a~~ ~':::mlnm~~ltS A~e:a!n~~st~ntth\~ l t~O~I~~ s;r~~ I ~o C~~,:e~a; t o'ill~~~~~~;' ~~x~U;:d:~~\~I!~ W w~r~~~':eCore C .. mmand You , AS YOU G ree llngs Wh l r e II ~, umurl R Nov 17 1'144 ' \!III~ <; HAN dG ' VISIons o f the sa Id Act of Assembly [thC nllega tlons of the said P elltioner R eta WERE HERETOFOH E COMMANDED, O}: '~!AC ILAL C'lh'n cClnll(Yl "~S\' Ohf l~o\ IPreStiU\lpO~r l oIO, 1~-23 LU 12-211 il, I rothol1olln A

AND IIAV~~ YOU THEN THEHE THIS H Whea t according to the Ac l of Assembly That you summon lIa ll y W Bris tow so r_ , ~, -WH IT ,n su ch cos made and provIded, and also I th a l he be and appear be fore thc Judges COUI t flie d In th' oCHc" of 10~1 fo~E :;I~;~ ~t'~!~,or~I~~ ~I:~:~I ~a;a~f :~e~o n~~d t~~~: ' ~~n:;~:~ ~~~ce~~I~tg s~f~ ~~ ~~ r h~~~ a70~~rr':ltn~;~n~ :; ~~:~~d~y~ 1 ~I~f ~':wl'~~~;7n~~~;, t ~ 1 ;~i rlthco~:I~'~~ ~I;~O~~~ ;: ('w l'aMIr I ::'~I~' r; h~ ~

Novembe r A D Inctee n H undled and jn th IS b half as to the Courl shall s e m Second day oC Janu3l Y nex t to n sw I pla in t therel n ati('g d, has mod e appllea- Tol h~,;t'~~.':~ItIJ',I:II\\" , DIVOFI E

'oun ty, FOI t y- fou l lIlee t and cons .. te nt WIth the p rovisions the allegations of the smd Pe ti tioncr Do. ls tlOn 10 OUI sa Id Jud ges th~t d de I ee ma~ f. n'NIll \\\ 1',1 t. lin' ISSUED MARTIN G HAN NIG AN o f tl'" said Act of Assembly E B r is tow accordmg to the Act ol A s- be p lonou:lced d lsso, m g the m a l llngc

Whel eas Martha Out! n Nov 17 1944 Plothonoln.y A D HAVE YOU THEN THE RE THIS sem bl y In such case made and provided eXls t ml! be , wcen t he Peti lio n e l .md Mal- OFF~ (, I AI h\\\ hl',I~a.'pc~:nl. 10", ,,

OF:~~~L ~~dS~~' oie t~~:~n s:.:'per~~~ ~I'23 to 12-28 mc WITNE~ the H~~O~~bl D anlcl J Lay- =1~~lIa lt~~e~O :'~/~~e;:c~~~'~I;::tc!II~~e.~~:~ ga{..,~ ~'h~~~~~~~ Command You , AS YO EAL :l~I~,~', l'l?df Ino~~11 SU':,.,:,~:

N~w astle Cow'llY ss rhe Slat of De hlwa r('

, To the She roff oC N w en.tle Gl' tong>

Court , flied m the office of DIVORCE lon, at Wilmlllg ton the Si x th d ay of h Im In th .s behall as to t he ourt sh a ll W E R E HE lETOFOHE COMMANDED, the P rothIlIlUI",y or '"id C the omc I f

he ProlhonotolY of so.d Court m a nd Cor New Castle County, 5S Novemb r AD , Nineteen Hundred and seem meet and cons is tent WIth thc p.o- 'fhat you summon Marga l et E Swe ny N ew asUe COllnl~ for th(OUrt In Jnd fo New Castle ounty for Ihe calise of com- The Stale of Delaware , FOlty-foll. VISIons 01 the sold Ac t of Assembly so that s he be and appeal befo. e the pla In t then'l n .11I1'g(d I callS\l of C(llo ii:~n~o ~~::"~~idal~~~C:es I~~~ t n;:n~:c~:e"~:; To ~~~et~::'~ In of Ncw Caslle Countv , ~oSvU~~, 1944 MARTI~o~ho~:;~~IGAN AND HAV E YOUwJ~~N THERE TillS Judgc s of our s~ld COlli t nt the next term tion to our SUlei JUdK~s :~t":.~c I PpU • • he pronounced dlssolvHIC the marroage cx- Wh c I eo s The lma C 11 -23 to 12-28 Inc WITNESS, the HonOluble D aniel J L ay - ~~~t~;,:O s~~:n"ct d da;yw~~n~~I~~~';Y o~e~~e~~ ~~I Pl o~"ncCd dl '''ol"ln" tile rnn':"" In" Istlng between the Petit ioner and COltncy OF' FIC IAL Flcnch by her P e titIOn to ton at Wilm ington, the SIxth d ay of ans'ol e ' the a llegntlons of the said Petltlon- 1': ~~ber~: en Ihe PI'tl tHlncr and ~;;~o~. o~~nTherefore Command YOII AS YOU SEAL ~:u~t~d;I~~ ~~ 0t~le ~~~:I~~ New CasUe C~~~~,Rs~ E ~~.~~~f~~' A D Nmeteen Hundred a nd e r S nmuel R Sweeny accoldlllg to t he Act We ThetefOlt, COllllllllnd Y WERE HERETOFORE COMMANDED, the Prothonotary of said Court III and f or The State oC De lawate ISSUED of Assembly In such case made and pro- WERE H FRETO ~'OR~' C OU A YOt That you summon Cortney Outte n so tila t New Castle County for the cause of com- To the SherIff of New Castle County , Nov 17, 1944 MARTI~ro~ho~:;~~IGAN VIdeo and also to do nnd l ecelve what That you Mllnmon Cln le;,ee ~IC.L\NDE he be and appeal be fole the Jlldges qf plnlllt therein alleged, has made applica- G reellngs 11 -23 to 12-20 Inc the Court shall then and there cons Ider that h e be anel nppear before Roberts '" our saId Court at the next te rm thereof tlon to OUI said Judges that a decree may Wheleas F'rances L Bltt- __ ,-- eoncc l ning her In th.s beha lC as to the of our saId Court a t the next t lhc JUdg to be held at Wilmington, on Tuesday, be pronounced dissolving the marriage ex- OFFICIAL ner by her PetItion to the DIVORCE Cou rt shall seem meet and consIstent with to be hc ld al WlhnlngtOIl on Term therl'(}f the Second day of Janual Y next to answer Istlng betwee n the PetitIoner and Claud SEAL Judges of our SuperlOl the provIsions of thc so ld Act of Assembly Second d a~' of J . nuary' next Uesday lh. the allegations of tile said Petltlonel Mal- V French Court , filed In the office of ~~: S~:~~l~f ~~I~~~r~ AND HAVE YOU THEN THERE THIS the allegatIons of th e said PCtiU

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ans. " ::~"'i';"::" ,:.ro~' ..::,:":"~O:,:!,,~: W;r~ i"~ 'i:iiii:':h",:';' l~;:"~~ri: I :;::~:'.~;';'~~",:~ :.::',,:;'~:;;;' .:;:.:::~ To ~,;::; ,ft 0' N.w c. .. ". Com'~' 'o:::<T.~E';i'~::'~~;:~:' ~,~~' ~.;.:, ::,o::;~~ :,::" :,';~J'.':"~~~::':: '::' ,~:: a nd also to do and receive what the Court That you summon Claud V French so lbat I plaint therein alleged , has made apphca- Whe l cas Anna E Smes November, AD, Nineteen Hundred and ~~e~o at~~d lI::~:'~~n;'~~~ thoo

f ~r~ s~~~ ~~~l 1::~~ISo'~h,!,~r~S c~~S~~,~r ~~~,cr~~~ff ~~r b:al~ngo~~i:( t~:fO~:xttht~r~U~~~~e~~ ~~np:~n~~~cSea~dd~~~Fv7n~h~htc am~~~~:;e ~~: OFFICIAL by her Pelltion to the Forty -four In thI S behalf as to t he Cou':.t<=tlqg hi" seem m eet and consIstent with the pro- to be held at Wilmington, on Tuesday, .s ting between the PetItioner and Charles SEAL Judges of ou' Superlo. ISSUED MARTIN G HANNIGAN meet a nd consis ten t WIth th shall set" ~~~"' .:~ ~~. ~;;'U A*H'i:~:''::' TH'" :~: ;::;~:~o~':.' ':' ,i.:"::'~:;' p~:~:o~o:;;:'~~ BI~:';" .. "... Co"m""' Yo, AS YOU , ... P""'""O~~~;",:'~40:~, :"~ o.~:. ,:~ ~,~;, :,:' ,~"': mo Po,,",""'" ;:N~' .. " Ao, 0' A' ...... ", • - ...

WRIT ma C F.eneh accOldlng to the Act oC WERE HERETOFORE COMMANDED, New Castie County, for the cause of com- HAVE YOUW;~N TItEI\F. THI WITNESS the HonOlable Daniel J Lay- Assembly In such case made and provided, That you summon Charles Bittner so that plamt therei n alleged , has made apphca- DIVORCE WITNESS Ihl' 1I0nor.lble Dllnlel J

ton , at W.lmlngton the Sixth day of and also to do and recc lve what the Court he be and appear before the Judges of tlon to our said Judges that a decree may New C"stle County ss ton, at Wlh",ng ton , the Sixth La,

Forty-four hUll on this behalf as to the COUIt shall to be held at Wilmington , on Tuesday, the exlsUng between the PeUtioner and Earl To the Shenff of New Casllc Cou n ty, Forty -lour ell and November, A D Nineteen Hllndred and sh a ll then and there cons ider concerning our said Court at the next term thereof be pronounced dissolving the Olalrlage The State of D e laware I November, AD , N lllo tecn HUn'" day of

ISSUED MAHTIN G HANNIGAN seem m eet and consIstent WIth the pro' Second day oC Jonua .y next to answer Flancls Sones ' Gl eetongs ISSUED MAHII N G ItAN NoV 17, 1944 Plothollotary VISIons oC the sa.d Act of Assembly the allegations of the said P e titioner Fran- w~~ih~'i~~T'b°;~~"r::'d ~~~~SN~~, OFFICIAL SO~hbeyle~~r ~~~~~o~~ t~O~~~ ~~~3 ~~' l~~~ lIlC prolhono :ar~IGA\ ~_~----- ___ AND HAVE YOUW;[~~N THERE THIS ~~e;'blel~~n~~c~ccea°;;'d~:d:oant:~r~~~e~~ That you summon Earl FranCIS Sines so SEAL Judges of our Supcrlor -- -

DIVORCE WITNESS the Honorable Dantel J Lay- and also to do nnd r eceIve what the Court that he be and appear belore the Judges COUlt, filed III the office of DIVO RC'P.

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OFFICIAL by I"s PetItIOn to the 1I-2 i to 12-28 In c WR IT ,n such case m ad e an d provided and also exls l in g between thc Petit lone, a nd WIl- OFFICIA L 3ndowskl by her Petltl"' , SEAL ludges of our Superior _ _ _ _ ____ WITNESS the HonOlablc Dalllel J Lay- to do and receive what the COlllt shall li a m C01lison Jr SEAL til Judges of our Su

Court, filed In the office of DIVOR C E ton at WIlm ington th e SIxth d ay of ;~e~lI=n~el~~\~r~s c~~s:~:r c~~~~e~~~7Ig s:~~ w~~ih~'i~r~T'b°~~t~d ~~~M~~~~~ t he Plotilonotat yO~'/~~~~~:~ 0/11"" ;~~ :~~tl~'~~:' ~o~~t~~I~ol C~I~~ \~~sea~~ ~I~~v s~.~tS: I~c ~~~~~~. ~~ ~~:t~~~~~!'! A D Nmeleen Hundled and mee t a nd cons is te nt WIth the proviSIOns oC That yo u summon William Co lhson JI New CasU" County for the cause afnd II complaint the l eln a lleged h as m ade appll- To Ihe She,ltl' of New Castle Cou nty, ISS UED MA H11N G HANNIGAN the said Act of Assembly so t hat h e be and appeat befOle the pla int thm c ," a ll eged h ilS lnade ~pp~; catIon to our saId Judges that a decl ee may GI eetings Nov 17 1944 p .othonotary AND HAVE YOU THEN THERE THIS Judges of our saId COlli t at the nex t te l m lion 10 ou. saod Judges that a declec I ~ ::"r.:~"~;,."::!" ~~,:,,::;~,:,,;:;: o~r~~;~ o,,'c," ooW:;' ~';; ~~:~::"M" ';;:; ".~" ".~ ,.. WnNESS ... H':':O:;", D .. ", , L,,· ~:;;;:'!, ':'" ";~~~! ,:~ :i ' ~~:~~~; .. : : ~,:,::;,:;,~::~~ ,1:~~,:;,~::;:,;~ ':: j!s ret A Fields SmIth SEAL Judges of our Superior DIVOR CE ton at Wlhnlngton, th e S,xth day 01 to answe r the allegations of the saId P e l,- ~ew~~';';~~v~~~v kl .. Iso known ... FI~~U~'

We The r efore Command You AS YOU COlli t filed In the oOlce of Ne w Castie County, ss Novembe. A D Nineteen Hu ndred and tl onel Florence Collison aecol ding to th e WERE HERETOFORE COMMANDED, the P, othonot8lY of said Cou,t m a nd fo. 'I he State of De laware i~~lfEg>Ut Act o f Assembly In such case m ade and We T he rcfol c Command You. AS VOt rha t you summon Malgal et A FIe lds Ne w Castle County fO I the cause oC com- To ~1~:etT::;,n of New Cas tle Coun y , Nov 17 1944 MARTr~ro~ho;,I:;~~IGAN prov ,ded, and a lso to do and lecelve \\ha t ~~,;~; H ERETOF~R E COHMANDED ~":";,,J;..''':! ,0;;: ,':" '~: .... [::':,~";::: r,~:":, ':: ~'::,:~~~.;, ~::, ".:'~: .. "::::::; wOo.... M'~'" Mo, ~" >T." ,.. ;:;:o;~:.~~ ':~ :~';,,:":.::;!, .. ro,~":;: 'ow," '~,":"~ .. ~~.;, ,,;';,::l : ::"" leI m the reof to be h eld a t Wlhnlllgton be plonounced d issolvlllg the marriage OF FI CIAL DaVIS by he! Petlt.on to ----- Cou, t s hall secm meet and consi s tent WIth dows kl so Ihat h e b and appear b~~~~. ::,~';::w:~":':::::,,::;. ~\ [::".:.';; ;;, .. ~ .. t,:::'~W"'" " ... Po""",, ."' C" .. · SEAe ~,:, .. 't,:. ~~ ~~: !'!:::':~ N,w C .. ", c~':::'~';;E ::'~ gro~~~~' ~~:; .. ~~::O~;:E~~~~is :!::m'"3'~:'M:' ,~"'":"~,~"":i :,::- om Petlt.oner Charlcs P Smith according to We The.efOle Command Yo u AS YOU the PJOthonotmy oC sa Id Court III and for rhe Sta te of Dc lawa rc I WRIT on Tuesday the Second day of J!~~,I~;' Ih e Act of Assembly In s uch case made WERE HERETOFORE COMMANDED New Cnstl e County, for the cause of COlll- To the She!iff oC New CasUe County WITNESS the Honolable Dante l J Lay- next to answ e l the .1I I ega 110IlS O/ lhe sal~ and provided and a lso to do and Icce.ve T hat you summon C ha lles R DI xon so that plaint the rein a lleged, has made apploca- Gleetl n gs ton a t WIlmington the S , x th da y of PetitIOner He le n D Lewandowski accord "hat the Court sh a ll then and the. e con- he be and appeal be fOi e the Judges of li on to OUI saId Judges that a decree mal Wh e t eas A la m ed a F ay Nove mbe l A D Nineteen Hundred and 109 to th c Act o f Asse mbly m such SIder concerning her III this behall as to OUI sa Id eoult at the nex t term the l eof be plonounced di ssolVing the mart18ge ex- OFFICIAL Petrv Staton some llmes FOlty-foUl ~~acde~vean\dVI"la't'OVIII,de,edcoau'.l(tl S'~II~'~no Ca;1n~'"dof the COUIt shall seem meet and consIstent to be he ld at Wilmington on Tuesd ay Is t lng be tween the Petltione l and Wliloam SEAL known as Fay PellY Staten ISSUED MARTIN G HANNIGAN '''' "~ WIth the p.oVISlons of lhe sa id Act of the Second day of January nex t to an"wer I EdWal? Davis by hel Petition to the Nov 17 1944 P. othonotm y the l e co ns ldC! eoneCI n lng Itlrn In thIS be Ass8mb'ly the a llega tions oC the saId Pelltlonel J en- We ThereCore Command Yo u AS YOU Judges oC OUI Supe! 101 Court filed In the 11-23 to 12-28 inc half as to the Court sha il seem meet and AND HAVE YOU THEN THERE THIS nte M D ixon accololng to the Act of As- WERE HERETOFORE COMMANDED, office of the P.othonotary of sa Id COUlt ------ ~C~sO·sfteAnstse\\m' l tbhIYlhC p. ovis loas ttlhe , .. d

WRIT sern bly In such case made and prOVIded T hat you Sllmmon WI lham Edward D aVIS In lind fOl New Castle County, fOi the DIVORC E WITNESS, the HonOiable Dantei J Lay- and a lso to do .nd rece Ive what the COUl t I so Ihat he be a nd a ppeal be fore the Judges cause of complaint thel e ln a lleged, has New Castle ounty 5S AND HA VE YOU THEN TRmE THIS

ton, at Wllmlng10n the Sixth day of shall then and there conSIder conce. nlng of OUI said Court at the next ter m thereof made apphcat~on to OUI saI d Judges that The State of De laware, WR IT November, A D Nine teen Hundred and h im In th is behall as to the Court .hall to be held at WIlmington on Tuesday, the a deClee mal be pronounced dissolvin g To tile Sheroff oC New Cas tle Counlv , WITNESS the Honorable DU1IeI J Lal Forty-four seem meet and consIstent WIth the pro- second day oC January next to answer the m art lage eXIsting between the Petl- GI ee tln s ton, at WIl ming ton the SUcltl day 0

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ISSUED MARTIN G HANNIGAN VISIons of the said Act of Assembt" I the allegatIOns oC the aid PetItIoner Mus - 1I0ner and George Staton somellmes g WI B ~~~~~f~~;' A 0 Nineteen all.tlred and r,~;, :,:' ,~-:: ,.. ~ ~'''"' .. ~ ANO HA VE YOUW~~EN THERE TH" ~;:'~:i, ,~.:;:;:.,,:; -::'".~::"~';,:"~~.:;' '"~~"T:~'~~:;'C::"~~;:" Vov AS YOU omC<AL B.,::re:; 01, ';!:,~:;" f, "SUED " " 'N G ..... "" _____ ---------- WITNESS thc HonOlab' e Damel J Lay- a nd al'o to do and l ecelve what the Court WERE HERETOFORE COMMANDED SEAL ~e JUdJes of our Supellor Nov 17, 1944 Prothtllletary

DIVORCE Ion a t Wlilnln g ton the SIxth day of I sh a ll then and there conSIder concern in g That you summon George Staton somc- li p th t ou~t , I~ed In the office of 11-23 to 12-28 inc New Castle County, ss Novembel A D NlIle teen Hund red a nd hIm In t h,s bchalf as to the Court sha ll times known as GeOi ge W Staten so tha t N':W ~~st~en~~:I~t~ ~r tI~Oll! t III ar"d for -n,e State of Delaware FOily-CoUi seem meet and consIstent WIth the PIO- hc be and appeal be fOie the Judges of our I I e cau.e 0 com- DI VOR CE

T o the Sheriff of Ne~ Caslle County ISSUED MAHTIN G HANNIGAN "Is Ions of the sa Id Act of Assembly said Court al the nex t tel m thel eol to be I f a n t the I eln alleged h as made apploca - Ne w Castle County !'S

Wheleas Lillie Rodney 11-23 to 12-28 Inc WRIT ond day of Janua! y next to ~~swel th e e pronounced dl sso lvlOg th e m arriage T o the SherllT of Ne,," C .. ,Ue COII IIII Greetings ' Nov 17 1944 Plo thonolary I' AND HAVE YOU THEN THERE TillS h e ld al WllmlOgton o n Tuesday the Sec- ~on 10 Olll sa Id Judges lhal R decree may The State of Dela\\are,

OFFICIAL by ber Petlllon to the ________ WI rNE~S the HonOlable Da m e l J Lay- a llega tions oC the sa Id Pe tit IOne r Alameda I ~~II:! ;~e~hb~:~~~n the Pe tl lionCI a nd C la l a I Gree tings SEAL Judges oC our Superior DIVOH CE ton 3t Wilm In gton the SIxt h da y 01 Fay PeTrY Staton some tlJlles known as Wh e!eas Dor.thv Red

Court llled 10 the office New Castle County ss I November AD , Nineteen Hundred a nd Fay Pe l! y State n accordlOg to the Act W~~ ETh~~~ ~T'b°~~';'t~d ~ou AS YOU OFFICfAL man H urs t br her PoUtiOIl

;;, ':::c'!';;:~.::~ M':'~ ~~:';.;~o-:: "', S,,~ 0' D".w;re, r;;:;£::~ MART'N G nANN'GAN ::,~"::'~",,::. '~O'~:;':';::::,~~' !,:; TO .. '" ."mmoo CIo" E"~O~~~N~~~; 'RAL ~:,:~' ~~:'.'.. :::::~~ complamt therelO all ged has maete .ap- To 6~:etT~~r l ef of Ne w CasUe County I NOV 17 1944 Plothonotaty the COUIt sh.1I the n and thele cons ider ISO t ha t sh e be nnd appear befOle th e olnce of the P.othonota ry 01 said COUri phcatlon to our said Judges that a decree \ S \ I l JI-23 to 12-28 mc eoneermng h im III this behalf as lo tie Jlldgps o{ OUT sa lei Court at the next t Ill! III and lor Ncw astle County for th' Jllay be pronounced dissolving the ma.rlage OFFICIAL lIa~,~el~~s I~u g~,~ ~ Wli - Court s hall seem meet and consiste nt WI~h ~her"o~ tos be il~ld a t Wllmlllg\on on Tues - ca use oC comp lntnl therew 'l~ged ha' e XLSting betwcen the P e tItione r and Ernest S EAL t h J d ' e~ e ~ on 0 DIVORCE Ihe proviSIOns of the sa id Act ol Assem bly ay t e econ da" of Janum y next to m ade apph ca tlon to Ollr SOld Judges thai Rodney C e u ges 0 OUI upellol Ne w Castlc Counly ss AND HAVE YOU THEN THERE THIS [anSWCI the allegal10ns o f the said Pehl.on - a d eclee ma y b I>ronounced russolv,".

We Thel efore Command You AS YOU th P 1I ourt flied III the office of T he State o f Dela w a l e, WR IT e l Be n Ja 'n lll C Bake. accOl d ing to the the marll age cXlbt mg be tweeB lbe Pet WERE HERETOFORE COMMANDED, N:W ~~s:~en~~~~t~f ::lldll';;,ourt III a;d for To ~1~ :et~::;1ff of New Caslle Count v WITNESS the Honoluble DanIe l J L av Ac t 0; dA5SemIJlY III s uch case made a nd tlonel and Walt e l H llI St I

That you sUlllmon Ernest Rodney so that ptllamtt the.eln a lleged, has ~~,~: ~pp~~~:: ~~'vel~~eIWI~m~gto~ln~~~~n S:;thd dday

of ~~~v~:UJ ta~~a~t~h~~ d~n~n~h~~~e l~:n~~~;:~ w~~ih~~~'~TOo~I~,~a~d ~~~;.f,sNDYEDou ~~r b:al~ngo~~i:; t~:fO~:xt"~~r~Udtr,~~~~ on 0 our saId Judges that a d ec.ee m a y OFFICIAl. ' I sw~; '~,a:!, ~~~~;:'dn CtoM~~~ Forty-four un re and conc~rnlll g hel 10 t h iS behalf as to the That you su mmon Waller Ii ;t'''' t

'0 00 "" ., W"m'",',., ,. ~"'." "" ::.r.~~"~~~::: .. '~,:,,~;;,:,,:::: :.::' ~::~ SEAL .'oO,.." '" S,~, ,,, ~:.U~~,,~ MART';: G HANmGAN ~':;~~:~,~::o:; ,~::';.~;~::::'~:;;m';;~~ ::,;~~,:~ ,,:,';, "010;' u.. ~..;:;~! ~;;:";,'!.,;!"J.!' 0: '::'~'~:,;;::,,:::":~':::;~ "?;;: ,~".::::~:m~,,,,,,,", Y 00 AS YOU "'. " .. u.ooo~,';':~' ..::~.~;:, :'~ °o~:· ,:~ ".", ,,. "." ,.. '''''"''.~ AND HAVE YOU THEN THERE ',ms "", ., w"m,";fo:'~;, 'T~:::-:::' ';: he Rodney according to the Act oC As- WEHE HERETOFORE COMMANDED ~1~~:,tC~~~~e~O~!~It,;ge~~' hl!~e ~:~s: ~prp~~~~: D --- -- WI rNESS the H~~JT bl D I J L O~d d ay o{ J anlialY nex t to answer 1111 :.~"~t;,lnw ':","~":'.::,~:' w~:~ s::;!!~ ;:o:,:~\ '"":~'" :""'., A 1''' ",'" "" w om .. " 'oO,~ u." " ,~~ "., N.w c. .. ", co':;',~,';;E "" ., W"",,",,," m ~,: S,~~~ ,., "" ~.:;::~:"~,::, '!;;':";~.i'':;':::'' .. "::'l: shall then and the.e conSIder concelnlng Judges of e ou.e S:~d ~~~~r atbet~~e n~I~~ be plonounccd d issolvlllg the mal rlRge The State of Delaware ~~tVt~ I~~~:', A D Nineteen Hundred and ~emblY In such case made and pl'Ovlded him TIl this behalf as to the Court shall te.lll thereof to be held at Wllmm gton ~:~~~ll~o~~~:een the P e l1t1one! and Law, To 6~:et~:ge~ Iff oC Ne\~ Castle Coun ty , ISSUED MA R r1N G HANNIGAN SI~~lIaJt~~ to do .md ICCClve what the Courl seem meet and consistent WIth the pro- on Tuesday, the Second day of Janu81 y Nov 17 1944 en and thc.e conSIder concernllll v.slons of the said Act oC Assembly next to allswe . the allegations oC the saId We The l e fol e Command YOLI AS YOU Whe reds WIlliam C POI - 11 -23 to 1>-28 Ile Plotilonotary hun III t hIS behalf as to the Court shali AND HAVE YOU THEN THERE THIS Petltlonel Vlrgmla R Williams .cemetlng ~h~f~'Ol~;~~~:OL~~re~~~~~,~E~ OF:i~~AL ~e. by hIS P e tlllon to th o _ ___ - __ '_ _ ___ ~eem m ecet and consis tent ,,~th the pro-

WRIT to the Act oC Assembly m such cnse made that he be .md appeal before the Judges c UdgeS of our Superior DIVORCE A·~~nsr-fA~e saId Act o f Assembly ,':'IT.':"':,\m"',;,,'::::::w~~ ~,~~~' ;:';0" ~~~,';;::'~~~,:"~ ::",:,," '0 ;"~ reoo'", ",,' .. " "'," " ... "'" , .. " "' .. ." "', P"u.,"O~""':;' "::~':o:~,:"~ o.~:.,:: ~::. S;:;;';, <;:;::::;, ~ YOUw~~EN """"' "" November, AD. Nineteen Hundred and sldel m g him In t~l= beh~:~ :~ tot tI~~eC~~'~~ ~~ ~e held at Wllmmgton on Tuesday New Castle County , for the cause of com- To the She l lff o f Ncw C ,l stie ountY, t WITNESS the Honorable Daniel J La\ i~~~~ur, MARTIN G HANNIGAN shall

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~eem me~t and cons istent with t h e th: af:'e~~~I:'~i :r' i~aen~:~J ;:~I~,~':,:!n~~~ fl~~n~o t~~~ e~~l etali~~e:~s I;~~t n;:a~:e~:e"~:~:; Greetmgs J~et~~c:'l~ml~gto~ ;n;~e s~~:y ~ Nov 17,1944 Prothonotary ~~~s~~ ~ t e sold Act oC Assembly dIed C Mortis accOldlng to lhe Act oC be pronounced dlssolvmg Ihc marriage WhCl eas Lu la Johnson Forty-CoUl en r a 11-23 to 12-28 mc V YOUW;[~N THERE THIS Asssemb lY III such case m ade and pro- eXlstmg between the Petitioner a nd Ellza- OFFICIAL by her P etition to the INSSUED M ARTIN G HANNlGAI _ ___ WITNESS the Hon01able DanIel J Lay- vlded and also to do and rece ive what beth D Porter SEAL Judge s of our Supellol Jl~~3 ~~' 1;9~: , P rothonotary

New Castle ~u~~,R.~E ton, at WIlmington, lhe SIxth d ay of ~~~c;,o~:~~ si;I~~~ ,,,~e~hl~n~el~~;,;easCOt~BI~~; w~~ih~'i~~T'b";~~'~d ~~~M~SN~~g the Plothonota.;o~~\a~~e~~~.~h::, °a~~ef~~ -- Inc The Stale of Delaware, ~~;t~~f~~ A D Nmeteen Hundred and COUit shall scem meet'and consistent wilh That yo u summon Elizabeth D Pqlle; l:t/ew CasUe County, for the cause of com- DIVOR CE

'10 the Sheriff of New Castle County, ISSUED MARTIN G HANNIGAN the provis ions of the said Act of Assembly so that she be and appeat before the plamt therein alleged, has made appllca- New Castle County, 5S Greetings , N AND HAVE YOU THEN THERE THIS Judges of our saId C t t tlon to OUI said Judges that .1 decree may The State of Delaware Whereas. Florence Smith 1I~~3 ~~' 1~~ inc Prothonotary WRIT thereof to be held Ol~t aWltl~I~':t~~ tel~~; be pronounced dissolving the marriage To the Sherter of Ne " Cru; t1e COLIn"

by her Pctl tion to the Judl!es of our Su- I t WIT~ESWSj the HonOlable Daniel J Lay- Tuesdav, the Second day of January 'n ext ~XI'J~~';,!~~ween the Petltlone l ahcl James G.eetlngs Wllele"S Mary Vlrglnl.

perl or COllrt, HIed In the office of the DIVOR CE on a Imlng ton the Sixth d a v of to ans\\er the allegations oC the said Petl - .. Prohonotar y of SOld COUIt m and for Ne\\ Castle County ss ;~:ty"~f~'::r A D , Nlncteen Hundred and tloner William C POI te l accOldlng to l he We TheleCore Command You AS YOt; OFFICIAL Cakcby hcrPeti ltonto

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• New Ca, tlc Co un ly fOI the cause of com- The Stale of Delaw~re Act of Assembly m such case made and WERE HERETOFORE COMMANDED SEAL Judges of oar Superior plaint there in alloged, has made appl!ca- To t he SheTTff o{ New Caslle NISoSvUEID7, 1944 MARTIN G HANNIGAN prOVIded and a lso 10 do and rece ive That you summon James H John.on ..; COUll, med in the oflirt of lion to our Mid Judges that a declee may G tl ounlv , 11-23 to 12-28 Inc P.othonotary what the Cou.t shall then and there con- that ile be and a ppear before the Judges lhe ProlhonotOl Y of said Court in and for he p , onou';ccd d isso l"lnl( the mOIl.age I ,ee ngs Whelcas MalY E Hamll- sidel concerning het In till S be hali as to oC our SOld said COUlt at the next telln New Castle County , for the cause 01 com ex"~h~ i..e~w~ni ~,e P etitlOlIc l and Ed- I OFFICIA L ton b y he! P e titI on to the DIVOR CE thl~1 COUlt shall seem m eet a nd consistent ~::::y,t~,eb~ec~~~ d~~ ~ I ~n,:~:~~oyn'ne~~ E~~n:o t~~~e!~l dali~~c:es I:~~ta,:·~::::\ W;e T~~C~~~01 em dom m ,lIl<i You AS YOU SEAL ~~~~~s fiI~~ l~u~1 S~'f,eI lor ;;ew Castle County, D, ~m~l,:e plov .slons oC the said Act of As - to answ e r the allegations of the SOld P e - be pronounced d issolving tho marrl.ge" WERE HERETOFORE COMMANDED, tile Plothollotary of ~aid Court 'i~ 0a~~ef~: ' f h ' State of Delawate, AND HAVE YOU TH tltloner Lula Johnson accordmg to the .stlng betwqe n the Petitioner ond Norman That you summon Ed ward Francis Smith New Castle County, for the cause of com- fo Ihe She riff of Ne w Cas tl e ounty, WRITEN THERE THIS Act of Assembly m such case made and B Cake " 0 that I, e be and oPI>eol b d Ol e the plnlnt the l el n alleged, has made a, IIca- Greetings WITNESS the Honorable DanIel J Lay- prOVIded and also to do a nd I ccelve what We Thel e fo l e Command You, AS YOU ,Judges of our sold Court at the next tetm 1T0n to OUI said Judgcs that a decr~e"ma OF'FlC IAL Wh C I ca s Emil y J ~~~e.~~eIWlhlllngton, Ih e SIxth day of the COUIt sha ll thcn and the!e con . ldel WERE HERETOFORE COMMANDIJ) ~hel ~~ to ~he~d et

at WI!mdngton, on Tues- be p . onounced (flssolvlng the marJl age e1- SEAL ~~~'~;~~~ge~y ol~c~u~e~~~~~I~~ Forty-fou. AD , Nineteen Hunch cd and ~~:~~' ~'~~~l !~~';'" ','~e~~I~n~e~~'~sl;~~n~o w"I~~ ~~'';;/~I~~ s~;;;~~,,\~~~:~a:;,: J~;~~/:~;

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'" a~egat7:n~ of a~uear:ai~e~et~~ i~l!~rU!:~~~~cn th e Pe tItione r and Ralph COUl t filed In the ofTlcc of ISSUED AlhNe DPloHvAI"viOEns yOfOtuh e

'Sr"HldENActTHofEARsEse',nT!' rIJYS Sllae'ldd Ca?Uw• tll'na,t lntig'Cto ,n,e xotn tTerumcsdth.eyr, "?!e t~~ lIoner Florence Smith according to the We Tile .efOl c Comma nd You AS YOU ~lCwPhotho~ota l Y of said Court In and iot Nov 17 1944 MARTIN G HANNIGAN r· u, "" Act of Assembly In such case made and WERE HERETOFORE COM e as tle County, fot tllC causc of com- 11 -23 to 12-28 Inc Prothonotmy WRIT ond day of J nnll alY ncxt to onswer tli< plovlded, and also to do and recetve what That you sumlllon Ralph H Ha~~I~ED ~Ialnt therein al leged, has made Bppllca - WITNESS the HonOl a ble Dalllel ,J La~- allegations of the sa Id Petitioner Man Ihe Court shall then and there consider that hI! be and appear before 1I /~ so bon to OUI said Judges lhat a decl ee may DIVOR CE ----- ton, lit Wllmmgton thc Sixth da y of Vtrgmla Cak c "ccOld ,ng to the Act of A' concerning him In this behal1 as to the of OUI sa id COUlt at the ne t Ie u ges e pronounced dissolving the m arriage New Caslle County ss Novc mbe. A D NIneteen Hund d d sembly m s uch case madc and proVIde<! Court shall seem meel and consistent with to be held at WllmlngtOJ~ !,::,n~ Ihe~eof ~XI~tl~g be tween thc P e ti tion", a nd Ross 1 he State of Delaware Forty- foUl r e an and a lso to do a nd lec Ive what the Coun ~~::'bi;ovlSlons of the sold Act of As- Ihe Sccond day of January ~ext to ~~~~:::; W~ ~~~~eC01e C To the Sheriff of N e w Caslle County ISSUED MA RTIN G HANNIGAN s haJJ U,en and th cl conSIder concernlnl

Ihe allegations oC t he said Petltione l Mar WERE ,onllnand You AS YOU G reetings ' Nov 17, 1944 Plothonotary hIm III this beha lf as to the Court shall

AND HAVE YOUW;[:i-EN

THERE TlflS ~e ! ~~mllion .~cOl dlnc to the Act of Ai- That YOUH;~!~~:OR~~S ;O~ANDED OFFICIAL E Whcreas William Charlcs ~~~~~ __ __ ~~~I';;n~n~~\~~dsa~~n~~~e~tf =~~f/' WITN};SS, the HonOl able Dalllel J Lay- ' an~ <'~O'~O s~~ 31~:sleec~I~~e w~~~ s:o~dedt t1;at he be and appea r be fOl e &ce~~kdg~~ SEAL th~n~sUd~~S ~~S 0 pet~tlon to DIVORCE AND HAVE YOU THEN Tl:IERE TIll'

ton, at Wllmlnglon. the Sixth day of shall then and there con. ide. ' c OUI 0 our sa id Cou rt at the n ext term the. cof COUl t f1lcd I ur uperlor New Castle County, S8 WRIT Nove~bel ' A D _ Nmc tee n Hundr ed and h im III thIS behalf as to the ~~~~:r~;~~ ~~c~e ~,eld at Wilmington , on Tuesdav the 10f the Plothonotary 'Of said ~oulr~e I office The State oC Delawal c WITNESS the Honorable Daolel J Lal Forty four seem meet a nd consis tent with h n day of JanulllY nex t to ans wet (or e w Castle Count f r I n and To th e Sheriff of Nel~' as tl c COllnt", ton, at Wlhnmgton , Ihe ~'th day oJ ISSUED MARTIN G HANNIGAN vi s ions oC the .aid Act of Assembl~ e pro- ~he S.lllega~ons oC the said Pelillonel Emily complaint thel em all~gedO h~,~e ea~se of G rcetlngs Novembe l AD, Nlnet ccn Hundred and Nov 17, lnU Prothonotary AND HAVE YOU THEN THERE THIB ~I,enc accordin g to the Act oC As - plication to OUI sa id J Udg~s th to e .11>- Whercas, Theresa Ag nes Forty-four 11-23 to 12-28 Inc WRIT :~~ nraol~o S~~I~nC"Se made and Plovlded may be pronounced dl SSOlvlng

a t~ed~~~~ OFFICIAL Foreaker Neal by her Petl- ISSUED MARTIN G HANNIGA\ DIVORCE WI1 NESS tile Honorable Daniel J L ay- shall th d d reCClve what the Court rlage exlsling between the Petilion d SEAL t lon to the Judges of our Nov 17, 1944 Plothonotary

New Custle County, 5S ton at Wilmington , the Sixth day of him In ~~ISunb hthere consider concerning Florence M EnnIS er an office ol the pS, oUtPhcOrnlOortaCryOuortl' ~, aleldd Icnotllhre1 11-23 to 12-28 Inc The Slat e of Delaware, Nov~lnb", A D Nineteen Hundred and seem mee t ~ alf as to the Court sha ll We Therefore Command You AS YOU ,, - - ---------

To the Sheriff of New Castle COllnty, FOI ty-Iour vl s lo f t~n consislent with the p,o- WERE HERETOFORE COMMANDED In "nd for New Caslle County, 101 the

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1SSoyUE\D, In.. MARTIN G HANNIGAN ANDnsH";.VE e ySORUld TAREct NO( TAHEsseRmEbl Y Tthhu"tt hyoub summon Florence M Enni s "~ cause of complaint therein a lleged has Greelings .." Pfoth t THIS see and made applicatio n to our said Judges th a i

Wherens Joseph F Ja8- 11-23 to 12-28 Inc ono ary WRIT oC our said C appear berOl" the Judges a decree may be pronounced dlssolvmg OFFI( IAL lak by his PeUlion to the __ _ WITNESS the Honolable Damel J L to be held t o:,).\t at the next term thereof the ma.Tlage existing between Ihc Petl-

SEAL Judgcs of our Superior DIVORCE ton at Wilmington, the Slxlh d ny- S~cond ria a f J hnlngton, on Tuesday the tionel and Elwood James Neal Courl, flied in thc office of lI:ew Castle County, 8 S Nov~mber A D Nmeteen Hund ~y of allegat. y Of hnnuary ne"t to answer the We Therefore Command YOll AS YOU

the P1othonotary of said Courl In and The Slale of Dela ware, Fort,,-four re and Ch8Jles"n~n~,s t e saId Petitioner William WERE HERETOFORE COMMANDED for New Castle County for the cause of To the Sheriff of New Caslle 0 t ISSUED MARTIN G HANNIGAN Assembly In su ~ccOrdlng to the Act 01 That you summon Elwood Jamcs Nca l £0 complaint therein alleged has made ap- Greetings un y. Nov 17, 1944 Prothonot and also 1 d c Case made and provided that he be and appear before the Judges pUeation to our II8ld Judges that a decree Whereas Heta R WI 11 -23 to 12-28 inc ary Jhall then

o °d and receive what the Court of our s aid Court at lhe ne)(t term thcreot

may be pronounced dl .. olvlng the mar- OFFICIAL by her 'Pc I I 'eat her In I an thele consIder concerning to b h Id rlalle editing between the Petilioner and SEAL ,Judge. of ~~~n sto 'f'e DIVOR CE seem m~~ltS be~,aJf " s to the Court sholl Sec at Wilmington , on Tuesday, the 'Mlecla B Jutak Court flied In th ~r o~ New Castle County, S8 visions of t~n consistent with the pro- t~~ona~le~:rlo~~ J::,u~I~~ '~~~c~ t~ct~~,~~~~:

We Therefore Command You, AS YOU the Prothonotary of 'said Court ~ 0 ~el 0 The State of Delaware, AND HAVE e V~ld Act of A8lIembly Theresa Agnes .'oreaker Neal Rccord lng to WERE HERETOFORE COMMANDED, New Castle County, (or the cause:; or ITO the Sheriff of New aslle Count Uw THEN THERE THIS the Act ot A ssembly In such case made That you lummon Mlecla B Jestak so that plaint therein alleged, has made app~:: Greetings y, WITNESS the Ho RIT and provided , and also to do and recei ve she !:!d~ appear before the Judges of tlon to our saId Judges that a decree may OFFICIAL Whb'reas, Doris E Brls- ton, At Wllmlngto nor~~le ~nnlel J Lny- ";d

hat the Court s hall then and there con-~ur be b Id our: ;~e next tenn thereof be pronounced dlMOlvlng the marriage ex- SEAL jO: y her PeUtlon to the November, A 0 ~jn t C ~:th day of :., er concerning him In thi s b halC as to :.. s-!. ~ 01 Jan:!;"~e: t~ ~~t~I\I~:ttween the Pelltloner and Edgar I c':.u~~ fll~ I~u;"e ~':r'rlor ~~four ' e «!en undred and e COllrt shall seem meet and consi_nt

the aI_attoM crt the .. Id PeUttoaer J_ph We Therefore Command You AS YOU I ~e p~othonol.ry of Mid Court In an': f~: Nov \~ 1944 MARTIN G HANNIGAN :nthe

prOVisions of the said Ac t of , ew asUe Count ... , for the cause of com. 11-23 to ' 12-11 Inc Prothonotary AND ~~VE YOU THEN THFJIl. rHIS

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YOUR HEALTHI Wh{'n you buy and us. Ihe

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CiiRiSTMAS -p OG AM AT KREB' PTA MEETING ~I, JlIlIe M "n ' ,

<.:Iuh 'ViII See Movies Tal en 011 Boh (~a t Island

Nrwport, Dec. 28th - The Krebs Sch(Jol P 'll'l'nt-Teachcr Associa tion held a brief busi ness scssion Thursdny 0 e­niug in the auditorium of the school, Ivhich WIIS follow'd by 11 Christmas Play and entcrtai nm nl. Mrs. David coylr, P resident, presided . The Membership Committee, Mrs.

Dorothy White. Chairman, repor ted 433 parcnts 1l0W enrolled on the member­ship list. Miss Ma ry C. Gray's sixth gradc r ceived the prize of $2 for hav­ing recei ved 94 members in the recen t membership d rive. Mrs. Grace Ma­guigan's SiXtll grade r ecei v ed the prize ot $1.00 COl' the largest r epresentation of paren tJo a t the meeting. Pupils of the sixt h grade presented a play "Christ­mas at Grandmothers", w hich was a typical family ga thering ;:U'ound the tree. The Glee Club, compri sing pupils or the SiXU1, seventh and eighth grades, prescnted Chri stmas Ca rols, under lhe direction of Miss Mary C. Gray, and provided appropria te numbers for the ,arious scenes in the play. Joanne Han­na told the "Story of the First Christo , mas". Rober t Alexa nder, a pupil s of Ih~ sixUl grade presented "The Night Before Christmas." Cha l'actel's in the play were: - Bobbie Seeds, Earle Nich ­ols, Josephine Ragn is, J oan Wardell . Caroli ne White. J oanna Han na, P a t­ricia Sannel', Nancy Bogart, Bobby Stumpf, George Baldwin, Kenne th Johnson, Betty Carey, Miss J ean Weed­en enter ta ined with a p iano solo -"Christmas Chimes", and Miss Jean Groff. played accOl'di on selections. Nancy MacJru'y was the r eader for the play, and Mrs. F lorence Moore was the accompanis t.

Mrs. Elva K. Bogia, War Bond Cha ir­man, at the Krebs School, reports sales this week of $388.40. Mrs. Elsi e Lynch 's fifth grade r oom was h igh with pur­chases of $80.55. Rooms having 100 per­cent of the pupils purchasing were Miss Betty Newton's second grade; Mrs. Lynch's fifth; Miss Gray's sixth ; Miss Florence Moore's seventh and Mrs. Ma r­garet Ford's eighth gr ades. Mrs. Bogia reports that the total amount of bonds ijld in the school during the Six th lar Bond Drive was $6,745.20. Total !ales in the school since September

nave amounted to $9,625.25. In the con ­test being conducted at the school whereby grades have proceeded on thei r way to Tokyo, four grades have already reached Tokyo and pla nted lheir flag. namely Mrs. Lynch's fifth ; Miss Gray's sixth; Mrs. Moore's seventh and Mrs. Ford's e ighth grades. They will now "eturn to the star ting point and sta rt on the ir way with a Tanker I which w iU be used to defend their fl ag al fokYQ,

On Thursday eve ning, Dec. 28th, the Men's Club of S t. J ames P. E . Church will meet in the Parish House a t 8 p . m ., al which time there will be a showing of motion pictures taken on Bob Cat Island. The pictures will be shown by William Milne of Silview. The group will enjoy a social hour, brief business session, and Elmer Smallwood, Chair­man, wi ll provide refreshments for the guests.

The Women's Society of Chris tian Service of the Newport MeUlodist Church presented Chr istmas gifts of baskets containing candy, cookies, fruit, Cigarettes and playing cards to the hos­pita l pat ients at the New Castle County Army Air Base. The baskets were dis­tributed through the Chaplain's office.

On Wednesday evening, the Newport Methodist Sund ay School entertainment was held, with each department pre­senting n portion of the program. Gifts Were exchanged among the teachers and children of the school, and the I Sunday School presented George L . Biddle, Superin tenden t, with a War Bond. A gift of $100 was p resen ted to the Rev. and Mrs. P aul E. McCoy.

Next Wednesday eveni ng at 8 a . m. the Ncwport Meth')d is t Ch urch School Board of EdUCAtion w ill m et in the church at 8 p. m.

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Thou.'lands of bnby chicks nrc WI ng- banded Rnd pedIgr eed each year on Ulis f a rm, and e r,sured thrOUghou t their growing pe rl ,xi for the Inher ited [actors of meat quali­ty - (ca therl ng, growth, breas t Wid th . ke I length, Jeg color - on a family basis. Newton 's purebreds have good producti on And excep ­tional hatchabili ty.

These two un usu nl strains nre be ­Ing U"Cd Incr asl ngly for ha tche r y Hock r plAcemen t In the production of broil rs and oth er types oC poul­try mea t. Our new cata log tells the whol story. Write for a copy today.

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cck M t a IJlIl'g i t Estate of Calvin ubbage Deceased. No- To ~~~etf.~~ff of New Ca~lIe County.

The United States Civ il Service Com- ~~~en t~r/~r;.,~; tf,l:e~s t~~:1 o~eg~~~n TCS~~: OFFf IAL by~~~rp a~it~~n:;; th~' J~~~~ m ission has a nnounc d tha t it Is ac- bagc latc r While Clay reek Hundred. SEAL es of our Superior ourt.

d ceased. were duly granted unto Mil ton C pting a pplications for Metallurgis t a t / ubbage on the Sixteenth day of De- filed In the office of thc P rothonotary of

------A-n- I-n-d-ep-e-n-:'d-en-:'t-:N::::e- w- s-p-a-p- r- ------- -I sala ries from $2,433 to $6.228 a yea r c · mber A. D. t944 and alt pcrsons Indebted ~~~d tI~Co~~~~~ :r~o~~I~~'t" t~::!:~ ;~u;~~: Published Every Thursday by the Newark Post, Inc. including overtime pay. These posi - 10 the said deceased arc request d 10 make has Inade application to our said Judges

C ments to Ihe Executor without delay. Loca lly and Independently Owned and Oper ated lions a re in Washington. D. .. a nd ~~~ :Ill persons having demands . against that a decree may be pronounced dls-

Ih rou~hout the United Stales. Lhe deceased IH'C required to xhlblt and solving the marriage existing b (ween the ~gttle~~~la~S~~':r Caadrd~r~;I!}'f,;na~~80 !~:~f;h;~ .. ~~af:~I~!: No written test is required fol' th se present the san'le duly probat d 10 the pe~~I~~h~r~~~r;~~~~:;'a~~ts~~:ull~. YOU

EDITOR . .. . . . ........ . .. . . .. ... . .. . ........... . ... .. . .. . .. RICHARD T. WARE ~1~:I~~i~n~obL:~ ;~~ll:~a~~ Sa:~~~pl;~l~~ ~~~ ~~i: :r"~~~~I~~~~ ~. b~.fO;;45th':; . ~1~1~:n~~ ~h~~~ouH:u!~~Fg:"~nneC~r.;;:o-;'N~~~; Entered as second-closs matter at Newark. Delaware perience. Education may be subsli tuted the l a~'d~~'e~IS behnlf. so that she be I:~d app~a;h berorte t the

under Act ot March 3. 1897. in port for experience. There arc no M76~~~C~' sC~~~~g~·treet . i~~r'f:oGf ~~ ~~rh!~d at ~~hn~ngt:n~~~ T~r~~ I $200 ar IN age limi ts. day. the Second day of January nex t to Z1V~~~~lpt~~n ntct~~c.; ~~d!J1#'or~;:rner s~'bs~~~ti~~~te:3 .~t.~".;';, ~ear INPeln~ANCE. Applica tion wi ll b accepted until Metrose P rk. pa ' Mllton F. Cubbage. answel' (he allegations of the sa id Pct i-

Single copies 5 cents. Make all checks payable to Thll Newark Post. the needs have been mel. Executor. tioner Lonnie E. Pugh according to the

Founded January 26, 19tO, by the late Everett C. Johnson

We "allt and invite communications. but they must be signed by the writer's Appointments will be war service ap- 12-21. 2a : 1-4. ~1~~v~~e:S!~~~Ir.oi~o S~:hnnc;S:ec';i~~e :hna~ _-.tot for publication, but for our Information and protection. poi ntments a nd wi ll be made in accord- DIVOR CE the Court shall then and therc consldor

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Newark, Delaware, Thursday, December 28, 1944 policies a nd employment stabilization The State of Delaware. Court shall seem meet and consistent with programs. To the Sheriff of New Castle County. ~~. provisions of the said Act of Assem- THE A T R E Newark, Del.

HEALTH RESOLUTIONS FOR 1945 Greetings : Whereas. Doro!J1y V. Ford AND HAVE YOU THEN THERE THIS

Traditiona·lly business "takes stock" , or inve ntory, at the first Gardcll State May Ask OF:i~~AL .~;'dg~':r oict~~:~n s~oper\~~ WITNESS. (he H';;~o~~ble Daniel J . Lay- PHONE 3161

of the year and the State Board of Health suggests that it is a Luter Dates for Racing Ihe prothonota;~u~i ~~i~ I~ot~:t o::;c~;~ tOft. at Wilmington . the Stxth day of practice that might well be followed by the individual in relation Garden State Raci ng Associa tion for New Castle County. for the cause of ~~:t~~t~':;~ . A. D .. Nineteen Hundred and Two mows eacb nile, 7 '" 9 P. M.

to his health. Far too many adults give little thought to their plans to apply for later dates should ~~i~.it~~I~\otl~e~:i~ai~ll;~~~s"~~a:n:~eec~~~ ~;v~~~. 1944 MARTI:.,O¥ho~~~r~IGAN Saturday Continuous from 2:30 p. II.

health until they are ill - often the victims of their own care- ~~~ti~~veert~~o~~h bt~~ ~~mt;.::;'I~.e EI:;~~! ':::;e ~~I;~~~O~~t~~el~I~~IV~~fltl~neer":.a:ci Il-23 to 12-28 Inc. Fri. & Sat. Dec. 29 & 30 Jes sness ~ and then they flock to doctors and hospitals, Mori , president of the association. said ' wW~al~h;~!~~r~O~~~mand You. AS YOU RED~~~i6~I'b~T~A0:.TAL

The beginning of 1945 is an excellent time, the Board sug- today. WERE HERETOFORE COMMANDED. of

g ests, to ,take stock of one's present health habits and physical Mori sa id the truck was scheduled to That you summon William John Ford so LIONEL D. EDIE & COMPA NY open a 50-day meeting July 8 and by that he be and appear before tile Judges I~c~r~or.at~d

conditions and to make health resolutions for the new year. that time ·the war si tuation m ost cer- ~! ~~rh'::::: a~o~~:n~ltn~~~n~":~ ~~:d~~~r~! LIONEL D. EDIE & COMPANY Ineor-Perhaps you've been having colds, suffer from over-fatigue, tHinly should be favorable to the Unrted Second day of J anuary next to answer porated. a corporation organized and exist­

or just do not feel up to par. It is wise to check up and DO some- States. Should postponement of our <the a~eg;tto;s of t~~ saltd ~letlt~C~e~fD~~- ~;wbYOfvh~~,~e ~~a~~e o~e~;f~w~~~~o~~~~ t hing about ·this before n asty weather, a germ, and a run-down regula r m eeting be proper, however, ~~~blY ' I no: uc~lcc~:se'"l~n~e ~~d provided~ HEREBY CERTIFY as follows :

we shall app ly to the New Jersey Rac- and also to do and receive what the Court 1. That at a meeting of the Board of

Gail Russell, Diaoo Lynn Charles Ruggles

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"Our Hearts Were Young & Gay"

condition conspire to put y ou to bed with an illness . ing Commission for later dates." shall then and there consider concerning Directors of said Corporation duly he td

A check-up of health habits 'might well include: NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING ~~~ i~n!~~S a~~'a~!n:~st~~ttl~~.t~O~~~ s:r~~ :~~Pt~~ns:~~~~ foarthr:s~~~t~~ed \;:~uc~r~~ Saturday Only

Am I having 8 ,hours sleep a night, so fatigue does not pile up ? Of·I~'a"I'1~~I~~u,~~u~~cg~~,~p~~~I~/~~~~v~~~I~~II;~ ~t~gnsH'tV~e y~~ *~~~f :~~~IYi'HIS ~a~~~/:~~a~Oo~h:a~dxt~~~~;:!:~~fi;r ts~~ 'The Lost Horseman' Do I get some fresh air and exercise every day? (Thjs does not ~~ I~~~~I.:.t ~~s .f.~~~~·a~a}~n~t;I~:\. NI~~t~i ;;TNESS. the H';;!~~ble Danie l J . Lay- ~';,';~he'rsanodf cs~li~n~:r~~~:~:~~ ~~/~~,es~~~:

ne<!essarily meai1 playing games. Walking to and from work elcven oclock •. m. for the etection of ton. at Wilmington . the Sixth day o.f slderatlon thereof .

or on errands will do the trick and will make you feel that y ou ~~~e~~.~~ssa~~fontl~f ~~~~1~1h:.:a~us'i~1~ss f~~ ~~~~~~~II;: . A. D .. Nineteen Hundred and Of\~!la~t~~~~~~~t::~ ~tf asasl~ee~~I':~:~:~~

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Russell Hayden are accomplishing2 things at once.) may properly before the mcetine ISSUED MARTIN G. HANNIGAN duly caUed and held. a resotution was

Do I eat enough breakfast to give pep for the morning's work ? J . E. DO~~~':;~;:el' . ~~~:i ~~' 1~~~: Inc. Prothonotar~' ~u :~aj~r~~~e~fbrh~h~~~~~~~~~n~f ~~~~~~ ~~ New Year's Eve--Midnight Show I s m y lunch well-balanced, or do I grab a soft drink and a sandwich 12-2B-llc DIVOR CE ~~~~J's~ftot1~~d~~:~reat~~~lt~la~ir"~h:o~~~~ Sunday, Dec. 31 - 12:01 A. M.

and e x pect that to carry me through the afternoon? RED~g;rci~IC6';Ec~~TAL ~~~v S~:~:I~ f c;~I~~~~r~~ ' ~~~at~~"t,~·0~e$~t~~50b~0 ::t~?i~gS~~~ ~~,~~~~ Do I include fnlits, green vegetables, and milk in m y meals every OF THE PALMER CORPORATION To the Sheriff of New Castle County. of the

l Common Stock without par value I

day? THE PALMER CORPORATION. a cor- Greetings : Whereas. William Zuber ~~I~h~n ~f,~~:::~~u~y n~ttl~;v~e:..p~~at~onnd [ bad weather do I protect m yself against wet feet and dampness '! ~o;:::.~lll ~~~~~~:~?01~n~a~:i~~lnt11: 1~~:~/t~~ OFSFEIACLIAL JbuYdse~iS .o~etiot~~rn st~perV~e J. That the assets of the Corporation

f d d ? D 1 . d h t til f 11 remaining after such reduction are suffic-In bad weathe r do I protect m yself agai n st wet eet an ampness. ~ .a;I~:~· Ol~e~he el~~~Y ;=~ :r a~ec~n~:~~' : fice of the pro~~o':,"~ial.~ I~~ S~~d ~~~th~~: ~~:CI;o h~:y n:~'yhe~~bt~.th~~~vi~e.y;~~~d~~

doctor '! 1944 . there was fi led with said corporation otary of said Court in and for New Cas- fOr .

Robert Ben.cldey and The Hoosier Hot Shots

Chus. Quigley IN

"National Bam I s 1t over 6 months s ince I had a dental check-up b y my denti s t ? I ~~et l~v:I:~~~ 1 C~~~~!ro~:~~~~,?~~e~f o~,~e~~I;.~ ~eer~~,U~\r~Il:~~· ~~: I~~~~e a~~ l1~~':l~:,ai~~ D .I~D"iiT~E~~~'1~~E~~c;ra~~ra~!~N~a~

ups, !~t~::~::dt~:~: :~~h~t~!~e~~:~~uo:d~:~~t~tl:~~ ~::ll:~ rC!~~~: ~~~~il~l~fu~~~;~~:.~::~i:~ei~~~i:~! a~o:~I~~ fJini~t~~~t~~~I£~t1~:~e:~E~a~~~~~i~~ ~~1~~\~~~;:.:~t:£;~~~~.e ~~7H~~~~ Mon. & Tues, Jan . . } & 2 t ions carried out on t h e weak points located b y your health in- ~~tl~~~~~oo i~~,a\~e~ ~~I :f,;I;;!r ~aal~~e~~ s~~ Z~:I\herefore Command You. AS YOU 6~:.:m~)~~.\ .I~ . ~~g~·:tary. this 4th day of "National Barn

Dance"

ventory, m ay h e lp to prevent a late winter illness, Pne umonia, each. owned by Ihe corporation. WER E HERETOFORE COMMANDED. LIONEL D. EDffi & COMPANY

influenza and grippe a r e u s ually at their heigh t h in the after- n02~ ~~l:e~~i~S; nt\l~to;!~~doil~';;e a~a;:~:;lJ~~ ~::tb~o~n~lJI:;;;)":,'~rE~~;o l~ · t~~b~~I~~e~h~~ In~if~~~~~~ D. Edle. Dance" Christmas season. ;: e l~e~I;~~~'''~;y r';;.,l'e~~::~~dbya~:~n:ta~~~ ~~"~~·~~ldC~t~i~,~I~~~O~~~;, ~~:d~~~r~~! President

Make t hose health r esolutions on J a nuary 1 ·t, k eep them all CIlI)ital o( the corporation in respect or Second day of January next to answer th r W. Leicester va~e~~~~'r~1 ,"led. & Thurs . Jan. 3 & 4 year, and, very likely, you will have both a Healthy and a Happy su;\~:al~::~lS of the corporation remalll- ~1~~~~.ti~~~ol~~intl~\~a ~~eP!t~~IOo~CI~:~:;~~:~ : • L;O~E~ ~. ;Dl~ ~ ~O;I1'~N~.·· Dorothy Lamour and New Year says the State Board of Health. ~~gy ~~;rd~~~~. ~·~~u~~~~~e~~eo~u~~i~I~\!~ ~~ ~~Cha~~ser~~:i~~ a\~~a~r~~~de~~l~i;d s~~~ : l ncor~~I~~e~P?9~t~~fawa re Eddie Bracken

not been oUlcrwise provided COl". then and there consider concern ing hel • • • • • • • • • • • • IN

Additional PERSONALS

ld IN WITNESS WHEREOF. said THE in thi s hehal! as to the Court shall seem STATE OF NEW YORK ) N e w Withho iug Rales PALMER CORPORATION has caused ITS ~le~I~/;"~d c1~~I~t:'1ss;I~~ t )he provisions ) 55. : "Rainhow Island" Go Into Effect On Jan. 1 ~~~~~:~~ s~~:I;~:~ed ~~:~\~:F ~I~il~~~::~ ~p HAVE YOUwti~N THERE THTS Cda;~NolfT/DReOc:ervrln~b~er~. EA~.~~DK. thl)9a4t4 .onpetrlsloISna411Ityl (IN TECHNICOLOR)

Effective da te for the new ra tes of I' . ' . .. . - _ ",l\I~'fNitSS, the lionorable Daniet J . Lay· r

--- withholding prescribed by the federal ~IY. thl~~': ~:-L~E~eC;~~:~RA~~~~~4 . ~~e~~e:l~ml~g.to~i lJ;~~~n S~~~dr~~y a .:'~ carne beLore me. Etsa Blaisdell. a Notary Mrs. Walter Hull ihen of West Main individual income tax act of 1944 is By H. L. Hollis. Forty-foul'. :f~~~~ai~~ ~~gN~~ ~e E~~~~t~r:~~e~:a~~ Com.ing:

Street spent Christmas in Wilm ington J an. I. Norman Coll ison, collector, sa id President ISSUED · MARTIN G. HA NNIGAN LIONEL D. EDIE & COMPANY lncorpol'-I' Ali Baba and the Forty T hieves' with her daughters. today. E. J . MC~:c~':~~'ry ~~~:i ~~. ]~~~~ inc. Pl'Othonotary ~;~~~. a ll;~I'~~I;.~~~~ti~~ t~:s;rtl~~d o~n D~:~ci

--- By terms of the ne t thc new rates ap- .. .. . . . . . ". which executed the foregoi ng certificate. I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Mr. George H. Barnes of Sl. Mich - ply to a ll wages paid on and aiter THE PALMER CORPORATION DTVOR CE known to me personally to be such. and he, r;

aels, Maryland, is spending the holi- J an. I, regardless of when thc wages COR6~~~!R~EAL • . ;I~~' s~:;~I~/;~~~~~r~~ ' ~~~lta~~t;l~x~~:te~' S;~~~l~~fi~~~~ :~~~s~; days with his daughter-in-l aw, Mrs. were earned. The new rales are in- ]922 • To the Sheriff of New Castle ·ounly . l1Ie and acknowledged the said certlficatc J a mes H. Barnes, Lumbrook. tended to adjust each employe's w ith- • • • , • • Gree tings: Whereas. Charles Webstel' to be his act and deed and the act and ~ --- holding mO~'e c l osel~ to his actua l in- STATE OF ILLINOIS ) OFFICIAL Tay!.)r by il ls Petition to ~l~~~~ o~( s~~~ cso~~or~~.~os~~e~~atal;~e oSig~I~~

Miss Ella Levis and Mrs. N. M. Walm- come tax. '1 hey avel nge a boutthc sa me ) SS. SEAL lhe Judges of our Superior Sec l'ctaJ 'Y of said corporation to sa id Iorc-sley of Stamford , Con n., arc house as thc old . rates.. . COUNTY OF COOK ) Court. filed in the office of going cCI'lificate are In the handwriting

guests of Miss Levis' brother and sister- J a n. 31 IS the deadllnc by w hIch the dH~E o? D:~:~~b~I~E: .E~. t~a4~.01~c~~~Sn!~~ ~':wP~~~:~~ot~~~t~~ :~I~ dthc;,°~~~;~ ~;1~0;~~ ~~r~:" ~~i~dn ~:es~~~n~:I~~ ;~~r~I;:~\~! ~~~: in-law, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Levis of law requIres employel's to (urnrsh each came before m . Clara C. McGee. a Notary plaint therei n alleged. has made apptica- affi xed to said certificate is the common 188 West Ma in Street. employe n w lthholdlllg recclpt on F orm Public In and for the County and State tion to our said Judges thaI a decree m:lv or corporate seal of saiel corpOI'alion .

_ __ W-2. showi ng how much wages were aforcsa ld. H . L. HOLLlS. President of be pl·on<.. unccd dissolving the m3l'J'lage e':- IN WITNESS WHEnEOF. I hay!' hcrc-paid him a nd how much income tax TI-IE PALMER ORPORATION. a COl'pOr3- ~~1~711~~~W~:~ I~~~ Pelitioner and Arabelle unLo set Iny hand and seal of office the

m:nit~S \~~e l~I~~~~~ I~fg~~:td o;~~:s~~~ was wi thhe ld from hi s wages during ~:~~ ~~C;~~~b~~' t~, o~I~lel!~~d~' :!'~C~~~~o~I~- We There(ore Command You. AS YOU d a~' and year aforcsaid.

of Miss Marth a Foar'd, 160 West Main 1944. ;~tl:g~~n1eC~I~~~~n~~dk~1~~vntht~ I~:~d';;~o~~ ~h~~~OU}~~,~!~~~~!i,~lIeC~~'!'~~:~~~: ELSA ~~~~;D~~;I·IC . Street. ___ Coopel'uti ve AClJllit'es ~~~dLL~~;. tf~c~~~\:~o~~del~~ dal~l(j a~~~l~t!~ 10l~d~~S t~t~~:~~aY~ ~~~r~~~et~~~ ~e:~~'ete~~ : • ·EL· A· B~I;D~LL' •

Mrs . Laura Smith of Notti ngham Bllilding ill Ric hlllomi ~~~re~e:~e a~~idtheel~~~c:~ed l~e~~ ~~"s=~J :tt~~:e~l~ cto s~~~~~:d da;y w~~n~~,~~~7'/~e:~,e~~ • New ~~I~ry :u~~~~.c I . Y . Manor was guest a t dinner on Sunday --- corporation: thaI t.he signature or said answer thc a llegations of lhe salel Pelitlon- • • • • • • • I ' • • of Mr. and MrS. Willi am B. McCloskey, In order to br ing under onc roof its President and of the Secretary of said CO I'- er Charles Wcbster Tay lor according to ELSA BLAISDEL L 160 West Street, when they entertained 200 employes now workin g a t fi ve locn- pora tlon to saiel foregO ing Ccrtlficate are lhe Acl or Asscmbly in such case made No tal y Public. New YOI k County

. rl . R ' h S h S C In the hand wl'itlng of said President and and prOVIded. and also to do ·,nd I ecelve 1 Clel k 's No 640. Reglstcr 's No. nt fam ily dinner, including Mr. Ernest tlO s In IC mond, out er n ta te 0- Secretary of said corporation. respectively. what the Court ha tl then and there con - 854-B-6 Frazer, Miss Anna Frazer of Newar k opemtive has purchased the Richmond ancl that the seal affixed to sa id Certifi SIder concerning her In thIS bchalf as to Commission Expires March 30. and MI'. and Mrs. Ira S. Jones and son Trust building at Seventh a nd Ma in catc Is the common or cOl'pOl'ate sea l of the Court shall seem meet and con.lstcnt 1946. of Roselle. Streets in that city. W. G. Wysor, gen- said corporation. ~~~~~ t~~e prOVIsions of the sa id Act of AS- I' 12-14. 21. 2B

- - - era l manager of the cooperativc. has to l ~tv.;~:Nh~~~1 ~IE!:~?~r ~~f:ee t7,~~c~II~~ AND HAVE YOU THEN THERE THIS - ----________ _ Mr. and Mrs. David Boulden a re re- announced . 'md year aforesa id WRIT FULLER

ceiving congratulations on lhe birth of Bought (01' $675.000, thi s bui lding wi ll < .' • Clal'a C. McGee. WITNESS: the Honorable Daniel J . Lay- BRUSHES a son, born December 25. in the WiI- e comp e e y mo ernlze as soon as My commission expires: Sept. 16th. 1945. November. A. 0 .. Nine(een Hundred' and

b It I d ' d Notary Public ton. at WI!JllIngton. the Sixth da v ot I rnington General Hospital. ~~;d~t~~nsu~~:~n:~~teWi~~a:~i~'/ol~;~~ii~~~ • ~L~R; ~. ~C~E~ , i~~trE~ur. MARTIN G. HANNIGAN GEORGE DANNEMANN

Miss Rae Rothwell of Chcrry Hill . and elevators, at a cost of approxi mate- NOTARY PUBLIC ~~~:i :~. I~~~ Inc. Prothonotary U8 E. Park Place - Phone 2374

l\m10a rthYelarn, dMr, ss.peHnat"rCy hBr iusntmtinaSg oWritAhpphleet_. 0I Y.,s$~3~OeOth'O~OruOll·ildSi~agte~. u~l el· lll .geatn:o.:~.esssol· ~~ S· TCA?TOE!< oSFOlfDNE'!'LYA··WILA·LR·E· • !:i-'!lJii~.i!lJi~",i!lJi~lI!Ii ... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ • L u , . ~Q~~Q_.QQqqQQQQQQ~~~*~~~

ton, Maryland. ___ as its leases and the leases of tenants ?F~ii.'i.I~~ S:C~~6~~~. ~!cr~I8~;E of

Mr. and Mrs. Ra ndolph Lindell of East Cleveland Avenue entertained at family dinner on Christmas and the following guests: MI'. and Mrs. Philip Clark of Wilmington, Mr. and Mrs. Wil· lIam Dickinson of Summit Bridge, Mr. and Mrs. William Edmanson and son, Jimmy; Mr. and Mrs. Ran.dolph Lindell, Jr ., and sons, Paul and Randolph ; and Mrs. Glenn A. Taylor.

Mr. and Mrs. C. R. VanSant, Pri­vate and Bayard K. VanSant of Elm­hurst were guests a t dinn'er on Christ­mas d ay of Mrs. C. R. VanSant's broth~ er-in-Iaw and sis ter, Mr. and Mrs. W . Ellis Brown.

in the building perm it, the cooperative State of the State of Delaware. DO HERE­w ill lise three to five I!OQl's of this BY CERTIFY that thc above and fo regoing fO-story building. The remaini ng space ~sr ~e~~:ti~~dOfc~::~~lc~rT~ C;~t~~~ will be available for rental. CORPORATION". as receiver! and flied

I In this office the eighth day o{ Dt!ccm ,cr . : I Mr. anq' Mrs. J ohn D. Williams, Miss A. D. 1944. at 9 o'clock A. M.

Mary Beth Williams, Miss Ruth Ann IN TESTIMONY WHERE-Willi ams 6f Westmont, New Jersey, Mr. ~;. hlan~a:~d h~';;~I~~o aes:l~ and Mrs." Louis S tafford, Miss Mary at Dover. thts etghth day >-Louise Stnfford, and Master Carl Staf- of December In the year ford of near Newark, and Mr. and Mrs. of our Lord one thousand Ii alph '1'. Williams of Newark spent ~~~~. hundred and !orty-Chrislmas with Mr. and Mrs. Howard P . tSEAL) WILLIAM J . STOREY. Williams. Received for Record Secretary of State.

lYIi ss Wilberta Str~dl l!Y. Elliott Heights, ~ spendi ng this week with Miss Effie. Wing of WoodcIiU-on-the-

December 8. 1944 Burton S. Heal . Rccorder 12-14. 21. 2a

--- Hud8on. On Saturday she w ill be one Relief At Last ForYourCough

Mr. and Mrs. Orlando K . Strahorn of a party to hear the opera "Norma" of East Mai n Street spent the Christ- at the. M~ opoUtan Opera H ouse. mas week-end with MI'. Strahorn's ---brother and sister-in-law, MI'. and Mrs. MI'. and Mrs. Wa lter Ritze and daugh-John Strahorll of Annapolis, MOl·yland. tel's of Weston, Massachusetts spent the

--- Christmas holidays with Mr. R itz· Dinner guests of Mrs. Al ice Hall of mother, Mrs. Fred Ritz, 77 West Park

ncar Newark on Christmas day were Mr. a nd Mrs. F . L . Hall of East Main Street, Mr. a nd Mrs. Carl Olls, Mrs. Nellie Wollaston and Miss Betty Mor-

Creomulsion relieves promptly be­cause It goes right to the seat of the

:'~~lrad~n ~~feg~~d :frtd n:f~

Fr.eedom of Opportunity is an ·:American heritage . It was thiS, more than all else, that made America great.

We hope that 1945 will offe r eacJ;1 of you more abundan t

m eans of turning "the American w~" to better account­

that e ach day will bring you more and riche r blessings.

r ison.

Miss Alice Douglass Is spending the holidays with Mr. Bnd Mrs. O. A. Doug­lass, South College Avenue.

to soothe and heal raw, tender in­flamed bronchial mucoua mem­brane •. Tell your druggist to sell YOU a bottle of CreolTlulslon with the un-dentanding you must like the way It N· hb Ph (:I~~ ~~'~~e~O~~~It~r YOu are elg ors armacy CREOMULSION for Cou.h., Chest Colds. 'ronchltls .

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S?illP4

Cake Make-Up BY LENTH ERIC

For the new fashion in

. faces ••• the under.glow of

LENTHERIC' S day·long com'

plexion finish. In light, medi,

um, tan, to complement the

akin.tone of your fav orite

·Sofi.Focw" face powder.

Pre.onted in I aleek black

cue of plastic decorated willi turquoise acript. \

- .' '1.50 pluJ la~

I

Neighbors Pharnlacy

:B. T. JONES

* FUNERAL

DIRECTOR

* PHONE 6221

* 122 We t Main Street NEWARK, DELAWA)IE

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ocial Events ~)V~~~~g~ §oo==oaOGG~cooaQ~oaO~Qa=a§G~

~ JULIA L. DUTTON EW ABOUT LO AL nRiDE OF LT. I GHAM BOYS I ERVI E p)\l.\$ Juli a Lnngley Dullon. da ugh te r Gr lings of th season were a lso re -I colonel ,lII e1 Mrs. Donald L . Dutton, ce ived by PI'i vll te F irs t luss J . L eon­. S. A., "f 192 South . ol,lege Avenu~ ard E uban ks w ho is now over cas stll ­'., the bl'ldc of LIt~ u .enant Fl' d- lioned in France tl nd fl 'om Priva te G\!I'­;t(~. I n~ hllm. A. U. S ., son of MI·s. a id L . Wa lk I' who is serving in the In S ingham .Ind the lat Mr. Paci ti c Area shUoned i,n Saipan. E ach ~"': of 7'1 w 's t P ark Place li t fiv of the a bove na med boys mentioned

on Sulurday afternoon. Dec m - the p leasu re they derive f rom receiv­, 23 in the First P I' sby terian Church ing th e paper a nd a ltho ugh mai l is slow ~~ ihc Rev. H. Evere tt Ha llmal), p as- "t lim es the p" per s ti ll m ea ns m uch to I ol tb church . olTi cia ling. . hem.

~'~ by her brother , Rober~ H . Geol'ge Ge tty, .Jr., Seama n Second r.on in the nbs nse of he r f a ther , C ia s has cOlnple tecl h is recru it train­

~~, the bride wore ~ gO\vn .9l ing ",t the n aval training cen te r, Sam p­dJeglow fll ille silk , fashion ed \vlfu son, New York Seam an Ge tty is the

[fthenrl neck li ne. ti tted bodi ce , son o f Mr. and Mrs. George Ge tly , Sr., , ; long fl ari ng lra in . An ivor y tulle of 202 E ast P a l'k Place . ~:II ~'hich was fastened to a Julie t cap Cor pora l Daniel V. S toll is spending

. 01 pearls fell beyond the tra in . Her a furlo ugh he r e with hi s parents, MI'. nowen were white roses and swee t and Mrs. Dani e l Stoll of 20 West Main

as tied with the ri bbons used by her Stree t. Corppral Stoll is s ta tioned at ~terD31 grandmothe r on he r wedding Camp Gruber, Oklahoma . bOUquet Olive r Suddard , Appren ticl! Seam an,

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MI'. a nd Mrs. Raymond W. H im at ­t nd d th fi ftiet h w ddi ng anniversary of Mrs. Heim 's b rothe r -in-law and sis­te r, Mr. a nd M rs. John L. Holm s, of

ta te Colleg , P a ., who ent rta ined at dj nner on Sa turday evening, D cembel' 23, a t Sta te College Hote l a nd late r in the eve ning held open house to a p­proximate ly three hundred guests.

M r . a nd Mrs. Andre Maleco t and son, P aul , of Pa l'l'yto w n, Now York, a re spending Ch ristmas week with Mrs. Ma lecot's pa rents, MI'. and Mrs. Harvey G. Mi tc hell , 11 Prospect Avenue.

K a the r ine E. We imer , Storekeeper Third Class, and Hazel Langstry, S tore ­keeper Third Class, of th e A rm ed Guard Sta tion , Brooklyn, New York, spent the I~hri stmas week-end 'with Mi~s Weimer's pa rents, Mr. a nd Mrs. Robert Weimer of Elkton Road . Miss Langstry is from nea r Little Rock Ar-kansas . '

M.l's. J ohn C. Ba lTett has as her guests for Christmas dinner her daugh­ters, Nancy and J aequeline, her mother, Mrs. Bertha Williamson, her brother, Mr. Ha rry Williamson, Mrs. Barrett's uneles, Mr . Cecil and J ames VanSant, Mrs. J a mes Vansant and Miss Helen Va nSa nt.

Seven

M.r. and Mrs. Wayne T . St radley of I Dinner guests on hnstrnas Day (I f I Mrs. Roger Watkins nnd MIss Lilian CeCI lton: Mary~n.nd ; Mr. Har~ld ,S trad- Mrs. An nie Taylor. Lumbrook. weI' K BI'o\\ n Wl'l'l' guest!' on Ch ... slm:l~ ~y of ~aIlU~~[c, Mr. and MI S. 1homa~ Mr. nnd Mrs. J ohn Mann and ch ildren, ' e\'el1l ~lg of 1\ lr . a nd Mr, . Raymond E. , , . Ross. MI~s J oan Ross and Most I J ack. Ra ndolph and K ny; Mrs. Evelyn WalklllS of hesapeake CIIY , 1aT\'land ro~my ,Ross of Haines treet ; spent Me lton and dnugh t 1', Bob tt ; Little . . C hl'lstmas Day a t the h me of Mr. and Miss Pamela and a ll v Beeson and II' and 1\lrs. WlllI,un S \(' lo_key Mrs. Herman Wayne S t.rad l y . Ell io ll Mrs. Glenn A. T ay lor. - . o f A ppleton were dInner guests on Heigh ts. h rist mas day with th ir sun li nd

Miss Dorthy imons. daugh te r f Mrs. Ba r ton H. Mack y o f 234 W st daughter.ln- Iaw. 1\ 11'. and Mrs. Wilham

Mai n Stre t en te r tain d a t lea on Tu s- 13. 1\ 1 loskl'Y. 160 West 1\lain l r l.

day after noon in hono r of her sister.

Miss Ella L ev is, and Mrs. . M. Wa lm- Additional Perso al sley of S ta mford . onn ., who a re house I ns g uests th is wee k of Mr. Dnd Mrs. R. .

L is. __ I On Pag 6 Miss Vivian McMuUen. a memb I' of

the facu lly o f lhe Millsboro P ubliC Mrs. Edna Cooper spent the holidays Schools is spending the Christmas holi­

with the Misses Ne ll and Ella Wilson days with her par nls, Mr. a nd M rs. '1'. Easl Ma in Street. ' Raymond McMullen o f 420 Sout h Col­

Mr . and Mrs. F rank K . imons of 249 Eas t Main S tr et, i s at home enjoyi ng th Chris tmas I' cess f rom he r tud ies a t Bradford Jun ior College , Bradford , Ma ·S. Miss S im ons is president of the Athl tic Associa tion a t Bradford thi s yea r.

We w-is h to tha n k n e igh bors and friends lor thei r sy on pathy and kindness and floral offe r ings and use of cars during ou r re­cen t bereavement 01 the w ife a n d mother. Mrs. Viola F. Ewing.

lege Avenue. M r. and Mrs. J ames M. Conner of

.r. W~~h~y ,Ewtng and M,·s. Lil lian Messick.

CARD OF TIIAN KS Balli more spent Christmas with Mrs. E.nsign E. Miri am Lewis spen t the Conner's sisters, the Misses Faders. Christmas week-end w ith her parents, fO~~h:;~SI~ i~~ t~:~~;;,~~~,t i ~~S s::;,c:,..r[~~n?~

Mr. a nd Mrs. Conrad K. D. Lewis, 150 fl owers and use of cars In the death of Ml's. B. L. Lamploug h and son, Rus- Academy Street. Ensign Lewis is now Mrs. Agness H. Jesler.

sell , of Middle River , Maryland , were stati0ned in Washington, D . C. Mr. Clarence Jes ter. week -end guests of Mrs. Lamplough's parents, Mr. and M rs. Isaac Knigh ton, 50 Choa te Street.

Mrs. Warren Bunting and son, Bob­bie, ot Elsmere spent the Christmas week-end with Mr. a nd Mrs. Harry Bunting of Appleton.

Christmas dinner guests of MI'. and Mrs. Samuel L . Johnston of Milltown Road were Mr. and Mrs. H. Clifford Lynam and daughter, Marjorie; Mr. George Dempsey, Mr. George Johnston, Mrs. Roger Watkins and Miss Mar y Johnston.

AUCTION SALE Thur8day, Jauuary II, 1944-

at II :00 o'clock A, M, At COOCh'8 Bridge

Intending to rent my farm. I will sell my stock and eqUipment, vtz:

JljlS Ella Mae Macla ry. d aughte r of of Ya le University a nd Neal Suddard IrS. R. E. Macla r y of 299 East Ma in a civilia n student at Duke University: !ret~ was maid of honor a nd Miss North Carolina, spent Christmas at Barbara Anne Ritz, daughte r of MI'. a nd hom e wi th thei r pa ren ts, ·Mr. and Mrs. ,\!~ Walter R. Ritz of Weston, Massa- Olive r Suddard nea r Welch Tract. ·chU.<1IIIs, was the bridesm a id. E ach Chief Boa tswa in Ma te Melvin Nutter oI lhe attendnnts wore white s ilk gowns spent Christma's holidays here with his I2sltionro like the br ide's a nd ca n ' ied w ife, Mrs. Viola Frazer Nutte r and hi s r!d ponsiettas. rel a tives. He is now sta tioned in New Miss Ly Lly Frey of Baltimore is a Robert E. Price. J r ., Apprentice Sea York City a nd Mrs. Nutte r returned house gues t of her brother-in-law and

Guernsey cattle. T.B. and blood tested. consisting of one registered bull twenty­three months otd. eight pure bred cows. seven grade cows. th ree grade heifers, four horses. wheat binder , corn binder. slde­delivery rake, I-horse rake. gratn drill . corn planter. 2 sulkey cultivators. single cultivator, tractor plow. I-horse plow. disc harrow. spring-tooth harrow, spike-tooth harrow. weeder. farm wagon. hay 1Iat. mower . rollee. seed cleaner. feed mill. har­ness, grass seeder, ice refr igera tor, ward­robe and many other articles. If stormy. sa le will be he ld unde r s he lter.

man, Merchant Mari ne , was the best w ith him for a month's vi sit. s iste r, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Dam er-man. The ushers we I'e Mr. Deleva n Mrs. J ohn Ba lTett of 9 Choate Street on. Steal!>l of Newark, New J e rsey, Lieu- has received word from her husband, lenant Jamcs Anderson, A.U.S .. Cadet Priva te John C. Barrett tha t he is now ReaJl6 W. Argo. Jr .. U .S.M.A., and E. in Germany. Priva te Barrett also ex­neDJbaw Steed Ie, A. M. M. Third C lass, p ressed hi s pleasure in receiving the U.SlI Newark P ost a nd tl'UStS the m ail will .\ Sln.1 11 recep tion followed a t the keep them m oving.

col the bride. The wedd ing ca ke Willi am H . Burnett , Aviation Ord-'os tut with the saber of the bride 's nacem a n Thi rd Class, spent Christm as lathE!. By pre-a rrangem ent. a toas t with h is m other, Mrs. Raymond L. Bur­was given at six o'clock to Co lone l ne tt of Old O ak Road . He is now sta­Dutton and at the same time, he d ra nk tioned a t Creeds Field , Norfolk. V ir-11\ !lie health and h app iness of the g inia . bride and groom. Corpora l George V. Chalmers who is

------ sta tioned a t Ind iantown Gap, Pennsyl­

REGULAR MEETING OFCIRCLE GROUPS

Thf regula r meeting of the c irc le

vani a , spent Chris tmas wi th hi s w ife, Mrs. Ca lysta F . Chalmers and children, Ma r y J eannette a nd Car oly n.

groups of the Woman's Society of MI' . a nd Mrs. J . H. Rumer , M iss A ud­ChrL<tian Service wi ll be held as fo l- rey Rumer and Donald Rumer were

'I: g uests a t dinne r on Christmas day of Thf Ruth Ci rcle with l\11·s. L este r MI'. and M rs. Herma n Woll aston of

lleersas leader will meet Tuesday eve- K ells Avenue. nin~ Janua ry 2, at 8 o'clock with Mrs.

Mrs. Herm an Stradley was hostess recently to he r class of the Newark Methodist Church School. After the business session and devotional service games w ere enjoyed under the direc­t ion of Anna Louise Neave. The class' chr istmas g iv ing included donations to the Crusade for Christ, Delawar e Col­ony and Brandywine Sani torium.

Mr. and Mrs. J am es L . VanSant and daugh ter entertained Mrs. Bel·tha Wil­liamson, Mrs. John Barrett a nd da ugh­te rs, J acqueline and Nancy, to d inne r on December 24, a t their home, 31 North Chapel Street.

Mr. and Mrs. George Lovett of Red Bank, New J ersey spent Christmas w ith the ir b ro ther and sister , Mr. and Mrs. P aul D. Lovett, Old Oa k Road.

Mrs. Walter Clark of WaShington, D.

'LET FREEDOM RING'

As another New Year dawns we are thankful for the American heritage of freedom - thankful, too, for t he friends who have helperl us gain the manifold blessing of thi s freedom,

TERMS CASII Edward W. Cooc h , owner .

Eugene Rac ine , auctioneer. 12-28-2t

CLASSIFIED Wanted

CARETAKER FOR LIVE STOCK. HOUSE electric & fuel provided . near Newark: Write P . O. Box 60 Ext. 2.

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Riders Wanted LEAVE NEWARK 7:30 A . M. LEAVE WIL­

mington 5:30 P. M . Call Newark 8017. ll-16-tic

For Rent SMALL HOUSE-RUNNI NG WATER $18.00

per month. near Cooch's Bridge. John D . Swee tman , R . D . 1, N ewark .

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VinctlltParker, 33 East P ark Place. The ro-~~es will be Mrs. Elisha Rahn lMIirs. A. L. Kenworthy .

C., spen t the Chr istmas week-end wi th M r. a nd Mrs. Raym ond W. Hei m of h er paren ts, M r . and Mrs. P erry Tow­

O rc ha rd Road spent Christmas Day son, East Cleveland Avenue. with Mr. He im's b rothe r , and siste r­in- law , MI'. a nd M rs. J . Howa rd Hei m o f Wi ll ia mspor t. Pennsy lva ni a .

With t his in mind we wish you all a very Happy New Year.

GARAGE AT 74 EAST PARK PLACE. IN­quire a t same add ress .

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CirtIe No. 2 w ith Mrs. Maude Moore , \!alla, will mee t a t he l' home 59 E as t

Dtla,.. e Avenue on Tuesday eveni ng, Janllirl 2 at 8 o'clock . Mrs. Elsi e Wideman, Mrs. Sad ie Moore and l\11·s.

EveJ,m Wlllver , a re co-hostesses. Cirr/e No. 3 wi th Mrs. J ames McNeal

~ der will meel at he r home on K ells Avenue on Tuesday a fte rnoo n, a t 2 o·cIlXl.

Mrs. E lla Ragan of near Newark en­terta ined a t family di nner on Chris tmas Day a nd one gues t other than her chil­dren a nd the ir fam ilies was M rs. Rag­an 's s iste r , M rs. Isaac Va n San!. of West Delaware Avenue.

cl~:~~~'r\'~:lthm~~': ' !~:~~~~~~ MI'. and M rs. O rv ille Richa rdson of

crt Davis, 64 Eas t Cleveland Avenue, on ~~!ti~I~~:eOs;~~ 71~ ~i~t~0~1 <i;~t:~t~0~~: Tueslay eveni ng, J an uary 2, a t 8 0'-

dock. The co-hostesses will be Mrs. M r. Guy Hancock o f George tow n v is­: .rge Aumen t. and Mrs. George Mur- ited with fri ends and re la tives in New-

Cilt'e No.5 with Mrs. F rank F u tc her a rk th is past week -end.

as leader will mee t a t her hom e on PaPEI Mill Road , o n T uesday even ing, Mr. a nd Mrs. Frank Ba ll ing of W-ash-aI8.'lb:k. ing ton. D . C., spent C h l'i s tmas w ith

Tbe Mary E. Ca m pbell Circle wi th ~~:: I:.nd Mrs. Fred Colli ns o f College .'li~ Edna Campbell as leader w ill meet ~ith Mrs. E. F . Richa rds on Capita l Trail on Tuesday evening, J anuory 2, at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Ve m a E wing and Mrs. Mary E. Cam pbell w ill be co­hosl~

REGULAR MEETING OF LADIES BIBLE CLASS ~ regu lar meeting o r the Lad ies

Rlble Class of the Newa rk Methodis t ChUrd\ will be held on S unday morn­Ing at !:IS. A cord ial invi ta tion is ex ­tended to all to study wi th us.

"Great truths w h ich can neve r be shaken, Christ is the Son of God , the Churth of Chr ist is unassa ilable, th e ~ of Ch rist is certa in , li keness of

IS Our ultima te destiny," is th e subk>ct of discussion th is week .

Mrs. C. B. Evans spent Chris tmas w ith he l' s is ter, Mrs. L aura Hossinge r , of Drexel H ill , P ennsy lva nia ;:It the home o f Mrs. Hossinger's son -in-law a nd d nug h te l'. MI' . a nd Mrs. Hug h L a t­tomus.

Mr. and Mrs. F nlnk We lch o r Cap ita l T ra il. MI' . a nd M rs. C ha rl es S tee l and Miss S a l'a Stee l o f 12 Wes t Delawa re Avenue were gues ts on Chri stmas day of M r . a nd M rs. Ira S teele of Wilm ing­to n.

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I SEQUIN I MISS HELEN ATCHLEY'S :i: TRIMMED ~ ENGAGEMENT ANNOukcED ,!. ',' p Dr. an~ Mrs. R. A. Atchley , ' O~ford , S: :~

enllSylvnnia, announce the ' engage- t t ~~nt of thei r dnughter , Miss Helen ',' BLACK ~ Mclz;.~th Atchley, to Mr. Huber t 'Leon 3: i ifelra ' son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Leon ,',

Th u., OXford , P ennsy lva n ia . ± th e Wedding w il l take place w Uhin f, DRESSES e next month. :I

l X ATl'ICKS ANNOUNCE ; BIRTli OF DAUGHTER ',' FOR ehiel ):

H AltlC:etty

Officer and Mr • . Roger ~, N W YEARS the bi of Honolulu, T. H. a.P.!Jounce 1. E

!.trsr: 0.1 a daughtl!r, bom ~emper" ~ .; ~

Or La' tllck is the former Miss Elea n- 1. I • lila ~gWOrlhY, daughter of Mrs. E m - ,? .\ ),; Pe~l:gworthY. origina lly of Erie, :,' '1 '* * * 1.

Petty anj~, now of Honolu lu, T. H. ,~ . iJ alld l!rs Oilicer Attick's parents, Mr. ): 1-: ing at C Roger E. Atti ck, a re !\ow liv- f Ot!i~ I hatham, P nnsy lv3nia . Petty :': i Kigh Sc S a graduate of the Newark -:. Pau' I.ene " I In cha hOoI class of 1940 and is now :': ftc!! I:~~ of the Person I Schools Of- -:- ~

• ' ,,1ft. FI , I Bradford i t I ~ Academy' Apts. Jo,

t ftlain Street iooooooccoooooooooo.ooooo •

GARAGES. Individual. Overhead doors. Miss Pheobe McBerty, a senior a t . ~~~!in Ig'f..~~~ . a~Jalr~.:'r%e~a¥~us~fc~~~

Barnard College, Columbia Un ivers ity , ' Rhodes Drug Store ' .. - p;-~rr for rertta!. New York Ci ty, spent the holidays w ith [ . . , . '1 ====~=~======= her pa ren ts, Mr . and Mrs. F ord H. Mc- , , . Miscellaneous Berty , 14 West Delawar e Avenue. ~\1I'=W·i=IIIii=9J'i=IIIli=9J'i=9J'i=\\ilII\\ilIIW.\1I'iIo\\illlW·"""""'·iIo~=W'iIoW·="'·iIo"'·"\1I'=W·iIo~"9J'i= PLUMBING. HEATING AND OIL BUR"­

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Blow, Whistles, Blow! Ring, Bells, Ring!

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Full steam ahead! The past is behind us - opportunity lies ahead.

Let~s go, America!

In the midst of the gay clamor we pause to consider your part in the

success we have enjoyed during 1944. Your sapport has meant everything

to us.

In this spirit of appreciation it is genuine joy for us to wish for you a

very

Happy New ,Year

M. s. '~ DA,LE f ,

JEWELER 69 E. MAIN ST.

\ NEW ARK, DEL.

available . Wil li am G. Wimmer. 12-7-4tp

Lost -------_._-- --RATION BOOK NO. 4 - WILHMlNA McK.

Overstreet. 15 Elkton Road. Call Newark 2220.

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TOP COAT WITH RATION BOOKS AND identification ca rds. J immi e Roundtree .

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J<ELA MILITA RY WATCH, GOLD FAC­ing, gray sta rp . Rewal·d . Return to Pvt . Leland F . Sa lsbury S C S U 3216. 12- 7 -4tp .

Help Wanted , . POSITION OF LABORATORY TECHNIC­

ian ope n Ja n ua ry 1. Excelle n t opportun ­ity fo r m an or woma n w ith high school educa tion or be tter. No e x perie nce n ecessa ry, Light wO l'k and good pay, Apply Department of En tomology Wolf Hail . University of Dclaware. Newark.

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YOUNG LADY ASSISTANT F OR LO AL ci entist. Apply 10 Dr. C. M. Cox. 46 E. Mai n Sl. Call N~wark 2558.

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Wanted-To Rent MEDl AL OFFICER AND WIFE Dl!lSlRES

sma ll (urn . or u nfu r n ished a pl. Write P . O. Box 60. Ext. 7.

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FURN . APT. ON OR ABOUT JANUARY 1. Young working couple. Highest recom­mendatio ns. W rite P . O . Box 475 New· ark .

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FURN. APT. FOR ELDERLY COUPI..E. P refer location n r. South end of Unlv. Campus. Desired for 6 mos. starting Jan . 1. Ca ll Newark 4321.

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l"or Sale FODDER CUTTER WITH AN ELEVATOR.

Write Andy Gabor, R. D. 3. Newark . 12-28-ltp

L E T Z - R 0 UGH AGE CUTTER FEED grinder and grain sparator . Practically new. H . S. Pailner. Call Newark 8026.

12-28-2tc

BOY'S ICE SKATES - SIZE 8 - GOOD condltlon - Cail Newark 2344.

12-28-NC

MAN'S BICYCLE - BALLOON TIRES­Victory model pressure cooker. 7 qts. Almost new. Ca ll Newark 6646.

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BLUE COAL, AUTOMATIC DAMPER control with Thermostat $12.00. Write W . Floyd J ackson. nr . Polly Drummond Hill . R. D. Newark .

12-21-2tp MAN'S L·-E-A-TH- E- R--=-CO=-A--=T=-. --=st-Ie-ep-S--::ki-n --=Ii-ne-:d.

(ur collar-3/4 length , s ize 40-42 - pre­war and never worn. Call Newark 8733 attcl' 5 P . M.

12-21-Jtc ELLIO-T-T- H-EI-G-H-T-:-S---T-:-IL--=E- S-=TUCCO

House. 7 rooms & bath. hot water heat, ch icken house and out buildings. Old shade. lo t ad j. wilh (rult trees. Imm d­late posseSSion. Call New Castle 2887. F. H. Clark.

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GEESE-WI LL DRESS AND DELIVER. Cat! Newark 3754.

12-7-3tc

GAS STOVE-RELIABLE MAKE-REAS­onably pr lccd for qu ick sa le . Ca ll New­

, ark 2-0201. ,1I -3O- tfc

PRE-WAR ICE BOX - 50 LB. CAPACITY. porcelain llned. metal shelves and down­pipe. See or wr ite J . WestwlI r. 323

'. ~. Wyoming Rd .. Newark . .;.. ...................... _ ......... 1tI u: .Ii: .~,,. . • . _WI W' ifIIj "W' .... ___ ..... __ 11 -3O-lfc

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The N J . 11. ( ' ure ho t) Hu m I '

~:ight

A" ylhlng a ppearing In th l. c:llunlO

~<rJ~ ~~el O~I:;'I~~~ ~r,cll'Sle~~~'t~~ T- AX PROGRAM STUDIED BY MEETING ED polley of lh" pa pN, A ny p 'c<,ptions s hould be lHKt::tl \ u:l w Ith ~hc writer .

:F:'~2\t::~;: ,:::U:.:~~~~~~ GOV. WALTER W. BACON; RECENTLY j' HEAD OF EASTERN BEAGLE f~~:l:;~,;'~:'~i";:;;~:::~:~: RACING REVENUE SEEN LOST HELD BY CLUB AT ANNUAL MEETING

Chris tmas th is ycar was very sad HORSEMEN I for many as thcrc w I'e a lot of vaca nt ---places a t the ta bl on Christmas day I due to the fact tha t a lot of our boys Delaware Park Contrihutcd $33:~,472 1 --, , a nd g irls are crvi ng in the Armcd - I Thc Ncwark Protectivc ASSOCIa tI on Forces ,md wh ile a lot o( the boys and To The State Trea Ul'y For The Race I' c n lly held thcir a nnual m cti ng and girls in thi s country werc ablc to get , . banquct Th assoc iation was orig inally home thel'e werc a grca tcr numb I' who Meetlllg IIeld Last SU111J11er; Delaware orga n ized to protect its members from were unable to leave th ir duti s. ' G 0 , 1 I hoI' th ieves a nd to a pprehend and

llegular Monthly A.ICC, , anctioned Field Trial Will Be Run OVCI' ( :llI1. Course On January 7; All HOllnd ' Placing Will Receive Valuahlt, Prizes

Despite th fact tha t wc arc a t wa r Park To Abule By overnment 1'( e t' j PU ni h those round guil ty o( such acts, there h ave been mHny enj oyable ~ ft'a irs At (h e organization meeti ng he ld back d uring the Christmas sea on , The New- in 1894 in th town counci l rooms, ark Cub Pack held their annual Christ- Ju st what tax r ecommendatio n : h e w ill make to th e General Georg · G, Ker r presided and Alfred A. The E a s te l' n Beagle C lub h e ld their am ual m eeting at the mas party a nd San ta Cla us came and A ssembly fo r t h e expected loss of r evenue du e to t h e po ' ibili ty urti s was one of the spcakcrs. J ames C lub h o u se on t h e estate of S. H a llock duPon t at Milfonl Cr~" gave each of the youngsters a gift and . " ' 11 b d k I Hoss inger expla ined the pUI'pose of thc vo. box of candy. Frnnk Smi th was dresscd of t h e Delaware Park bell1g c losed n ext year WI e rna e nowll new associ a tion and Dr. A, T . Neal Road s last Thurs day night and e lected lar n c Whiteman as up to be Santa Claus, When,asked why in hi s m essage to t h e Legi s latu r e, Gov. Wa lter W. Bacon stated t hi s I outlined the general methods employed pres ide n t of the club to s ucceed John W . Cochr an . he did not di sguise h is voice, hi s wire w eek. by the Dovel' Association a nd there was 0 Oth r oO'icers lec-tcd were: Grar,'

. , 1 bl t h A R' f M J P I urn 0 oc essln as vice-preside,,!: stated that there was no use changing Govel'1101' B.Hcon did not s ta te wheth-~ a short talk by Theodol'e Armstrong. I M 'lb f H k .

~~nVg~l~i5 ~~e, 1~el~,oi gb~:~~ : hee ha~ er hc would ask for the retention of NEARLY ALL The on ly charter membe rs of t e s- H1et1eds T011

rlll's d

ra' y alA' fUteeSrll0rOYlo1 r Charles Marlow of Wilmington ,',

the two emergency taxes enacted Ht soc ia,tion now ~ iving aJ'e: Alfred A. , had to look at that Puss of hi s (or so the L943 session o( the as embly, At CurtI S, Dr. Chm les M ',_Almond o( WrJ- treasurer and Clar nec Htimphl!Y ~ " long she is gelling tired o( it. She has (ha t time the Legisla tu re passed the mlngton; Fra nk Godwll1 of Elkton, Md ,; Funeral services for J ames De nni s n amed as secretary tl) replace R1l'liilllj

our sympathy. Anyway Frank is a l- one per cent war eme rgenc,Y tax on FARMERS TO Willi am McCloskey of near Appleton d f VanSanl

Buck ingh' h h ways l-eady to help a pcrson out when sa laries and the two cents a pack tax on and Fra nk Cooch of Newark, Pryor , 83, who died Satur ay a te l' ' , ,1m w 0 as !<:J\l~ they r un out of g I and '1 11 the sta tions Other charter members of the Asso- su ffering a heart attack, w ill be held in that offIce for ~o many years. a re c losed . ' S , " ciga re ttes to make up for the war losses FILE RETURN ciation weI': J ohn McKcowa n. Jr., today a t the Mar sha ll H , Yeatma~ Fun- Robert Connel l wa~ name;! as l'Iv,

Since the OPA went into effect, rest- in~:l~::~:': Pa rk contributed $883,472 Eugene M Lew is J oseph A W ilson e ral Home, W llmJl1gt on at 2 0 clock . man of th e Field Trials conuni~ uuran ts ta ke your word for it when to the s tate t reasury from the race Benj am in ' Campbell , J . B. ' Lutton', I ~~v. RO~ E " IlT~W~S ~.;U O:ici~tec and H aro ld Lumb was selccted as chai you ask for a sma ll stea k, meeting he ld last summcr. This rcpre - George G, K err, W. B. H art, T homas A, I ~ermen WI e JI1 I vcr roo em- of the Bench Show committoe' Ham

Speaking about \he O.P,A . It wa sen(ed a much lm'ger a mount of money Persona l exemptions on income taxcs ; ,otwts,. pceutertrl' r.,A.EdRwilael~d' OW' '1IWSO'11,CRhiullcauss' e ~~.' Pryor , husba nd o( the late M ar y Springcr wus electcd as ch;ir~nn tl sta ted the other day t hat if the pa id than the ci ga re tte (ax si nce it was en- have been lowered to a point where - E W P I d b (h the e nter(ainmen committee for frt per 'onnel of the OPA was dropped acted in to la w. most farme rs w ill be required to ma ke Stewart, Ira G, McLa ughlin , W , H. ' : ryor, w as emp oye y , ~ coming yea r and Willard Wahl w. th ere would be no manpower shortage. Brya n Fie ld , genera L manager and a 1944 Fed eral Income tax re tu rn, And Stee le. Da vid Ford, P . W, Sherwood , Amerrca n Car and F oundry Compan) nam ed hcad of the grou nds commit~ That would a lso apply to many of the vicc-president oC Dela wa re P a rk . sa id every person regard less o( age who has J ohn E . Lewis, Amos Osmond. C lem S. co;· more tha~ fi fty ye~',rS ~\a first C I~~S The reguhr monthl A K C S other government agenci c£. today "that Delaware Park is anxious had a gr oss income of $500 or more in Steelc, E. M. Thompson, Elwood Mc- 10 : sma n: a~ t~'as re Ire wo mon s I cd Field T:ia ls vi ll )~ h 'ld anclion·

Ray EUiott, the (ellow \\' ho operates to run as a n en terpri s but most CCI'- 1944, ven th ough allowable dedu ctions Kee, M, H , Beckwor th, J, C. Elliott, Jr., be ore h IS ea 1, I I b S\ dee over the th SOl S ' . may mean no tax is due, is requ ir d by J, W, Cooch , Justin J . P ic, W. H Sm ith. H e is survived by a son, J, Stewart c u cour~e on un ny, January 7 and

go~e ~:w~ in t~~~.I~I~:n~C~~~:dp~~c:'~~~ ~~~~I{ oil~~~;,/o ing aga inst a ny govc J'l1- law to file a re turn B. R. Lee, J ames Hoss ing 1'. Dr. 'Charles Pryor, 405 South' Sycamore Street, w)th I the d rawmgs ,for braccma~s will tel' rabbits , He had to I)Urcha e an out- W . h b ' . . . . Henry. P . Bluir Pic, D, C. Rosc, Jr., whom he made h is h ome, a nd ,a g ra nd- h,eld the mOrl1mg of th trials a( nine

" e a re In a muc e Uer pOSI(lon to F~I' thIS reason: farmers necd to glv I J ohn Worth , J ohn P ill ing, ,Jr, T F . son , J , Stewar t Pryor, Jr. thIrd c.las, 0 cl ock an.d (he runnIng of the hound~ of-state li cense which cost $ 1 5.~0-he wa it and sec what happens as ou r mee t- pal·t lcula r ;)ttentlon to a rcce nt lettcr A ' 't . G F d H M C' · petty officer in the Southwest P aCIfic ; WI ll start Immedlat Iy follo",ng,

;~~~ j~:t ~~~~ee ea~~ n~i~~--~ I'~~act:~I~ ~;rk[~I~~W~a;~~~a~~et7.:~~ts .o~~~c~ ~:~~ sent by COU I~t~ agricu ltu r;:r l nge nts. to , J~:~I~ ~.gca l~b , aG:~'rge' R. 'PO~V~I~,b~~, a s ister , Mrs, Anni R awle igh o( P hila- T here will be two classes run at Ihe over . Expensive rabbits. But Ray said t " A ' 1 h all (a rm faml l,les rn the Sta te x Pla ll1- 1 A, J . N eal , Dr, H. G. M. K ollock, S , M: delphia and a broth er, Archie Pryor of J anuary tria ls with 13 inch dogs ann

he dl'd not ml' nd , He caIne b."ck home opera Ing In ' pn ," e sa id , " With 111~ the essentl~ l (acts of . the tax, regu- Don ne ll , Chillas Brothers, H R McKI'n- Wllmrngton. bitches run ning together and the 15

" Delaware P ark aga in schedu led (0 open latIons 'Iccordrng to MI s Lo R ' , F b M P and shot a lot more ri ght here in Dela- on May 29. we a re hope(u l o( again ' . " s UISe . , sey, Bernal'd Moore. a nd N. AI-mstrong or a num e r o ( years, r . r yor inch clogs and bit ches running together. WhItcomb , home managemen t specta l- I The la te E L R' h d I (d' owned and l ived on the Sta te Line Judges for the tr ials have not ---n

ware. conducting a race mce t at Sta nton dur- ist for the Delaware Agr icu ltural Ex- . . , IC .a r , s \~as e ec e Farm n ear Newark now known as the """ All the young fo lks ~cemed to h ave ing 1945," Mr. F ield said . te nsion Service. t l ea~urer of the A.ssoclatlon 111 1908 a nd picked as yet but it was slated that the

a good time at the annual Ch ristmas A spokesman (or Dona ld P. Ross, ac (- . . retarned tha t posItion until hi s death , proper ty of MI'. H, Drexel Willi s. I hounds w ill be judged by only exper. Alumni Dance a t the Np '.'Ia r k Country ing president of the Dela ware Steeplc- ThIS ~ear farm ers. m~~ eIther fil e a J. Earl Dougherty was then named ienced judges,

dressed up as an Adminl Inl)ked real of Del aware Pa rk , said : fo~e Janua ~'y 15 : nd fil e theIr fi~a l re- dent of the Associati on a nd W, C, J est- Accordi ng to word received from receive valuable prizes and will ~ Club. That fe llow Sudd,u'd who was chase and Race Association, operators dec lara tI on o( tax Il abllt ty ,on or bC-1 treasurer. W. S, Armstrong is presi- WHITE CHRISTMAS GlFTS $2278 All h ounds placing in both c1aSSES\'ll

nice in h is uni form, Then there were "Delaware Park can be depended up- tUI n on ~I ~~fOI ~ M~Ch ~5, 01 they er is secreta ry. ea rly this week the Newark Methodist eligible to compete in the annual Me<:· a lot of other feHows und girls there on to go a long with any government may s~mp y t 1 e t e lr ~al ederal In- Those presen t at the annual meet- Church White Chris tmas offerin g was orial Championship Stake to be It'

in uniform . Suddard wanted his name wish, as it h as done in the past. come. ax re urn on o r . elore J~n~~ry ing thi s year were J , Clover K oleig. $2278 wh ich is $326 sh ort of th eir quota over the club course in April, Jil!i in the paper . He keeps h is dues paid " De lawa re was one of the firs t tracks 15. t~lth:r :he tdeClaratlon o( ll abllrty Rober t Elliott, Herma n Cook, Walte r of $2604 , Dinner will be up so tha t hi s name w ill appear rea l in the country to close in 1943, and r e 7~ re urn must be fi led by Geist , F . B. Geesam an, Oscar S ta rkey, It is beli eved the local quota will be house a( noon by (he wives of often. operated last yea r a t the I'equest of a nuary , George J ohnston, R. J . Crowe, J ames reached before the h olidays a re ended. members,

Clarence Whiteman has been named Gov. Waltel' W, Baco n. w ho sought thc As a n additiona l assista nce to (arm Brown, J onath an Johnson, W. E . Ren-the new pres ident of the Eastern Beagle revenue fl'om the lJ'ack. ~eopl e in filing these I'cturns, a check shaw, H arry Brown, Wa lter Powell , ~~~~~~~~.-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Club and a ll those bengle fellows will "We wi H ma ke no a ttempt to opera te lIst o f a ll deductIble (arm expenscs J ohn A. J ohnson, Norris Brown, Gaylor have to be on the job now. Clarence unti l 'the governmen t gi ves its perm is- has been se~t out WIth the explanatory I Brown, M, P. Lee, '1', E. H itchens. E ll is will insist on bigge r and better field s ion.'· l etle~ , It WIll pay (armel's well to take Brow n, William Armstrong FI'ank Staf-tri a ls. Then Cla rence H umphreys has From another execu tive of the ass _ the t Ime to go over th IS check li st eare- ford and Norm an Whi teman, been named to succeed Raymond Va n- ci ation it was learned that ten tative fu lly and to enter a ll expenses which Last year the Assoc ia ti on purchnsed Sant Buckingham as secre tury . Will applica tion (or racing dates probably arc ded uctIble. $500 in War Bonds,

that club be able (0 run withou t Ray- wi ll be made wi th the understanding mond as secreta ry? Buck has se rved that as long as the BYI'nes ban holds thc tha t c lub faithfu lly and well for a long dates would not be granted, time and he deserves a lot of credit fOl' Willi am S . Potter, secretnry o( the helping in n bi g way to bui ld the club Delawa re Racing Commission, sa id the to the fine o rgan ization that it is at thi s app lication must be in by Jan . 15, but t ime. tha t the commission's action cou ld bc

The Eastern Beagle Club is one of deferred if the war s itua tion altered the fi nest dog clubs in the east and so tha t racing cou ld be revived during trials a t Milford Cross Roads draws the spring. entries from all parts of the country, Other racing offici a ls and assoc iation

The J anuary tri a ls are scheduled for ex ecu tives, holding ou t hope for a January 7 and a t that lime it is expect- meeting, said the raci ng ba n was ed that there will be a very la rge entry caused by the labor shortage on the lis t of high class hounds. West Coast, but that it would not have

What is going to be done about that been fair to close the coast tracks and Playground and Serv ice Center for the allow others to run. They believe that Newark children that we wr ote about when the P acific Coast labor shorta ge a few weeks ago, Are we go ing to let eases Bymes will Jift the ban nntional­that matter drop. Mr, Richards in h is ly. w ill left a bequest of $1 ,000 to be used to start tpe ball rolling. Who else w ill

fse~a~!~~dou~iS project and see that it Less Tires Certain

Could it be that there are those peo- For Coming Month pie in Newark who jus t don't care about children of the town. Other towns not as largc and not as fine as Newark have wonderfu l playgrounds a nd recreation ccntcrs for the town's childrcn , What is there for a kid to do in NewaJ'k, Go to the movies -- surc the movies a rc fi nc, bu t thcre just should be some place (or the young folks to go and havc a rea l good time, L ts have such n plllC righ t herc in town.

Wh:l t a rc a ll those fol ks goi ng to do w ho make a li ving off horse racing now that the govemmcnt has put th ir foot down and said no more raci ng -- no more professiona l sports. I bet a lot f? lks wi ll h ave more money II OW. Evel'y tIme [ put $2 on a horse, something wo uld happen to that horse Anyway I can 't pick them likc Lhe othel- boys.

A certain young lady I know o( has " new watch -- she says that her fa ther gave it to her -- w hat do you think?

Claude Brooks, the mailman a t Glas­gow received a Chri stmas card from a young lady , aged seventy or more who wrotc a nice piece 'of poetry about how hard the m a ilman has it a t christmas li me. It is un10rtunate that it has been a polJcy of th is pap I' never to print poe try because it was rea l good.

Tn the first p lace, a big part of every dolla l' you 5pend for bread, shirts, automobilcs and neA r ly very th ing else is for ta xes.

Notary Publle OPEN EVENINGS

DAWSON 330 East Mnin st. - ! -1M41

Civi li ans w ill get 200,000 fewel' pas­senge r tires in J anuary tha n thi s month , OPA sa id today.

The cut from 2,000,000 Lo 1,8000,000 ~:esults fro~ General Eisenhower's ca ll for more tIres to support our invasion

forccs," it was explai ned. In addili on. the J a nuary quota of

small truck . and bus tires is dow n sharp ly - (1'0111 280,000 to 216,000,

Tn thc h cavy truck and bus tire cate­gory -- where a lready there is a back­log o( 100,000 priority applica tions -the a llocation is pared to 110,000 dow n [rom the Decembel' quota,

With "A" motoris ts due to wait until late 1945 for new tires, OPA urgcd fu ll lise of re-capping faciliti es. It sa id that a "subst~ntial proportion" of thi s equip­ment IS Id le whi lc " passenger a nd com­mercial vehicle ownel's are swam pi ng local ration boa l'ds wi th applica tions for new tires."

Of all that is good Pythianisnl

afford., the Best.

HAPPY NEW YEAR

E. J. Hollingsworth Co. for

COAL FUEL OIL PAINT BUILDERS SUPPLIES MILL WORK GLASS FENCING

HARDWARE ROOFING

AND ALL BUILDING MATERIAL

DIAL 507 No. College Ave, Newark, Del.

"I don't know ~ow I'd ever do my holiday shopping if I couldn't count on my Christmas Club check every yearl"

OUR 1945 CHRISTMAS CLUB IS NOW OPEN

IIopcIItW ... " 1.25 •

.. so . 1.00 • 2.00

'.00 s.oo ,

._ .... sow ... , • 'I2,SO

25.00

50.00 100,00

lSO,OO

250.00

Farmers Trust Co. , ervla, Tlalrll ••• unlt, Since 185.

"_!aft' W.D~,C.

All aboard for 1945. L et's gO! L et's g o fo rward on the

road to cherished ideals and coveted goals-farther t han

ever before. Forward a long t h e road to h a ppiness !

We c a nnot s ee w h at's beyond the bend of t h e road, or over t h e crest of t h e hill, but we arden tly hope t hat it's

som ething mi g hty good - FOR YOU!

Leonard F osseU Barber Shop

55 East lain Phone 2984

Welcome 1945! W e greet 1945 with fervor . ~'or a ne\\'

year , like a new da y, unfolds infinil posRibil itieH

.

. ' f all your May y our N ew Y ear bring th l' allzatlOn 0

a piration and h opes, a nd your h oliday be a day of

GOOD CHEER

Jack on' Hardware to Eas t ltRJn t .

GIbbs " .. .. Rllchle .. . .. . Dale " .... .. Blind ' "

Totals

Holmquist H. Jones ", Woodward N, Jones ,

Totals ., '

~~~tem~''; M'cllougal

:::~~ :: :< Totals

P. Whlte.man

I~~~n " ~~~:W~;th ' Been '

Totals ....

~ .. ;;:-~-~==~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~N~ew~a;rk~p~o~s~t'~N~e~w~a:r!k:'~D~e~la~w~a~r~e~'2Th~u~r~S~da~y~':ED~e~ce~m~be~r~2~8~,~1!9!44~~==================~~====~.~====~~~~ L I

H. Whi t man . " 159 118

fEDE G . Ritch ie ....... 145 131 ..... 167 140 166- 473 Bryan I I Blind .. . .... 1 3~ 128 Totals 143 126 171 - 440 i .E ' ON - ' EII. to [ hrist, S"Il'lltist. al 1201 Va n Bure n

To lals . 775 u'el '_ Ma~~8 h.I~40 481 1419 Totals . 661 662 00:1 2i27 .. hristian Science" IS thc SUbJl'ct of trl'ct. Wilnllngtun. on Sundny . On'

rO ITI 0 N S Tri ox 069 7U I 2225 ~~Ii,~;th ': .. m : ~~ m= m Sprlng~r . ~ti~rO~d 1~9 HO~~~ 143- 428 the L sson -S<,rmon of F irst hurch o f 31, 1944

$~~:;~ .: ......... : ~ :~~ 127_ 376 Bowlsby . 16U 157 142- 468 ~~~m~~~~ ·. ~~ . . . \ ~~ m \~7- ~~~

Sough t For Totals .... 716 728 702 2186 ~i~~:O\~,:, ' :: .. ::: 1~g2 : ~~ 000- 360 Sheaffer OOO:~ :~~= ~g '1' .'.

~:nt~:::~S it~lf~.~ .. .."f i~ ~ ~ ; ::;,~:~'~, RO~~' : ;~': t¥i;; oili" ;~ ;~'ill i L:7;::':~ s;::~es i '!ttunited utalcs Civi l Service C om­,ifP Is seeking applicants for good ~poSi tions in diversifi ed fi e lds ac-

:. to announcements released for )!tItion dur ing the pas t week.

I' ,(¢ng those open fo r w hich exam­~tions are now open to a pplicants a re

II/ following: "wminations [or Wage Rate Anal-.,~ \l43S to $4428 a year. w hich salary

• l~ overtime, w ith the N ational Wu Llbor Board , Reg iona l Hea dquaJ'­tlllc!ice, Philade lphia, in the field

Jlising Pennsy lvania, Delawa re, JllI7)Jnd, South Jersey a nd W ashing­

IC4\ D. C. Chemist, $2433 to $4428 a year. in­

I:uding overtime, for duty in various Federal Agencies in Pennsylva nia and Delaware.

Examination for Physicist, $2433 to \1122 a year including overtime, with various Federal Agencies throug h out pc~lvania and Delaware. Also ex­aminations for engi neer s, $2433 to S!'l28annually . including overtime, with Fooeral Agencies in Pennsylva nia a nd De~ware.

Education may be su bstitu ted for ex­perience. Full parti culars, require­ments and application for m s may be obtained from Woodrow Singles at the Pos\IJHice and should b e fil ed with the Director Third U. S . Civ il Serv ice Reg­iOll. CUstomhouse, Philadelph ia 6. Applicat ions will be accepted until

Ihe needs have been met. Ve terans a re ~ven preference a nd are urged to apply. There is no age li mit. Appli­cants must be citizens of o r owe a lleg ­ialllt to the United States a nd must b e physically capable of performing the duli!s of the position.

BOWLING MONDAY

Tolals . .... .. 754 735 673 - Tiffany. J r .. 83 Ig; 137- 315 . .... . 143 157 190-- 490 1 .. Smith . . Lions Club I Griffith " .. . .... 153 140 166- 459 Totals . . . .... .. 800 782 810 2392 :~ NEWARK, DEL A WARE ::: Fossett .... ................. ::g m l~ :g~ :r, PHONE-2305 609 Academy 8t. ::: Mumford ... ... .... 176 192 145 5 '" I White ......... .. .. 157 97 000= :J~ -:- HOME E ): Hendrick .. . ..... .. 165 123 178- 466 .. FOR . . . :f R "PAIR SERVICE :::

Totals . . . ... .. . . 801 690 608 0000 OIL B ~_: .. : .. : .. : .. ).: .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. :": .. :-.: .. :-: .. : .. : .. : .. ; .. ;..:-;..: .. >.;..: .. :..: .. ;": •• : •• :-:":":":_:":": •• :.':":_:":-:":": •• :_j':!: WEDNESDAY NiGHT LEAG~E L I URNER SALES AND SERVICE ':":":":":":":":":":":":":":":":":":":":":":'H":":":": .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. :+: .. : .. : .. : .. : .. :..: ...... :..: .. x .. :.

if~'t~~ ........ .. .. .. :: ::::: : ~ ~r - CAL L - :i: F A MIL Y :i: g~~~:~:~~:l -=-B~~~ . ::: ~! ~ R. L T A YW R ::: ~: ~::~~a~! Fibre.. . 13

22 gg PHONE 2388 49 WEST PARK PLACE ~!~ GROUP HOSPITALIZATION :!~

Brown . .. .. . ~~~~~o 159 119- 414 E1ec:trleal, Beatbl, ILIUl Plumbbl,::: ~: ~age .. . .... . ....... 176 139 120- 435 Repairing J obbing '1' Any Occupation - Including Farmers 'I'

~~J!~~~~. :: .. ... :.:.:. m m 1*= m :1: GOOD I~ ~~iSH~SPITAL :1: 852 .:::. Room and Board, Operating Room Expenses, Anesthesia, :.::. Tota ls

Marquess Loomis Schmidt Kelley We ldin . ..

855 Elkton

'" 232 ...... . 177 ...... 210

.... 180

785 2492 iI!!l .... iI!' .. ,l .. , .... iI!!lil!!lil! ...... OI!!l ... !lOl!!lil!!lll!Wlil!!lil!!lIl!#OI!,.'",.~*:.IIl&'*~~,1I -:- Laboratory, Ambulance Service, Drugs and Medicines. 5' m ~~~ m ::: Splints and Bandages, X-rays. ':: l~~ i:= m :11: MATERNITY BENEFITS OPTIONAL :::

.. . 199 200 174- 573 .. DISEASES PECULIAR TO WOMEN COVERED .. 918 892 2808 -:- PAYS SURGICAL EXPENSES UP TO $100_00 .:. Totals . . .. .. 996

National Fibre Eissner .. .. . ..... . . 177 136 R. Whiteman ... . .. 137 152

iti~~;i~w~ .. : :::::: : : m m Hopkins .. . ... . .... 155 138

Totals . . 746 693 Continental-Blue

Hendl'icks . . .. ... 201 166 Edmanson 160 151 Jaquette .......... 176 156 Blind .. . ... " ...... 125 125 Blind .. .. ....... 133 119

Totals

Creswell Sparks Borden .. Holmquist Blind .

...... 797

Del-Mar 98

.... 142 .. .. 117

160 .. ... 132

717

124 141 123 169 142

Tota ls . . .. . .. . .. 649 699 Continental-Red

Beel's .. .. ... ... 135 142 Link . . . 168 150 Slack .. . . 163 152 Mliler . 132 179 Whiteman .. ....... 141 166

Tota Is .. 739 789

161- 474 1.65- 454 189- 461 157- 409 106- 453

832 2271

182- 549

m= :~ ! 125- 375 157- 409

748 2268

162- 384 135- 418 103- 343 125- 454 i24- 398

649 1997

173- 450 146- 464 175- 490 156- 467 124- 431

774 2302

FRIUAY N IGHT LEAGUE

HOPE FOR TOMORROW

Whatever the past year may have brought, we a ll look forward hopefully to 1945 as a harbinger of better days to come.

It is our hope, too, t hat in the New Year we will be more tha n neighbors . .. that we will become better neighbors.

::: TREATMENT BY PHYSICIAN OR SURGEON UP TO :::

~!~ pays4~~~~:~SExpenses for 45 Days at Full Rate, Half Rate ~i~ :.:::::::~:.:: Thi, P::: ~p:;::e~a~; ~.:;~,~:~;::~':n~:~~:::.men. :::'1::1::

-Security Mutual Life Insurance Co. A Member of The

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE GUARANTY CORP. ::: 3303 J e ffe rson St. , Wilm ington. Del. ::1: 1 Phone Wilmington 2-2089 P . O . Box 1322 :!: STATE LICENSED AGENT WILL CALL AND EXPLAIN :!: .: .. : .. : .. :": .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. :": .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. :..: .. : .. : .. : .. :.

Texaro ... ... .

N IGHT Lt:AGU E W 42

L Masons tg :?~ralg ... .. ......... ..

W .. 41 .. 35 . 16

L 15 21 40 39 22 28

Sea on'/ greetings to one a nd all. 'THANKS FOR HELPING ON

LPNG DISTAN[E

· 39 f,\endly Five .. N,U01\1I Fibre .. . . Conti,.nt.1 Plant IVlldC>l! ..

· 23 34

29 MILford X· R~~~i; .: : ::. 3818 De l-Mal' .. ... 48 Del-Mal'-Chem

.. 17 34

518f, Card

Friendly Five

· 14 4 Newark News Stand Danlta

........ ...... .. 30

Gibbs .. .. .. .. ... 205 158 Ritchl. . .... 129 133 0.1 . .... .. ........ 142 140 Blind .. . ..... . . ... 000 126

Sowers ... 157 155 149- 461 tll= ~~ u~s~n~el~' ~' ===-==~17~4=~1=45=~1~66~-=48===5~~~:~ .. ~.~., ~.~ .. , ~~~ .. , ~.~~~~ ... ~. '· §!:·'· ~!!~.lJIo~!!~.';IJiI~I'I~··iIO~I'I~·"JI!~I'I~'ie~1!i~" "~""~" "!!§~!!§I'1""~' ~\\Ii~iIt~\\;.~iIt:gI'l·~":gI'l~·i:>:gI'l!!g_~I'I!!g·iIt~I!i~··"~I'I~';ja~I'I~'" 125- 251

Tol.!ls

Holmquist H.Jones . Woodward N. Jones .

...... 476 557 583 1616 Wild Cats

...... . 201 164 116 147

... 160 148 000 126

Totals .. .. ...... 477 585

ational Fibre Ei""", .. ...... ... 155 127 R. Whil,man ...... 148 183 MacDougal . 166 178 BUnd .. . . . .... 114 140 BUnd .. .. ... 125 125

Totals ............ 7t8 ' 753

Ed

P. WhitemanCo~ti.n ~ Ilf:;~ PI~~~ miUl!On . 114 000

~~~;';'~;lh . . . .: : 3; m ~illl<, .. .. . ... 148 160 Beers . .. . 000 204

Tolals .

Btown

~~a~ .:: ::: K. Whiteman 1."""", ..

· 720

Texaco · 167

.. 176 ..... 122

.. 158

. . 166

816

158 160 128 174 151

187- 552 125- 388 177- 465 135- 261

624 1686

152- 434 J54- 485 175- 519 140- 394 125- 375

746 2217

000- 305 105- 279 140- 462 156- 445 190- 498 158- 362

811 2347

i49- 474 181 - 517 142- 302 148- 480 165- 482

T.\,1s .... . .. 789 77 1 785 2345 tat c Gua rd-Company G

(fORFETT )

TUESDAY NiG HT LEAG ~~

e.g. MiD,, " ~~bY ':" Shea~.r " lI'gjUlga';

Totals ..

~cq~~e

W .... 39

· 37 .. ...... 32

J. 13 15 20 28 35 44

....... . . ... 24 ...... .. . 17

Newar k '" 199 140

... .. 169 128 ... 148 141

· 133 000 151 150

.. 000 165

800 724 K . of P .

.. 180 124 '" 158 170

7

193- 532 127- 42 \ 193- 482 000- 133 178- 479 163- 328

854 2378

151- 455 148- 476

Full Value Plant Food IlAns BE'lTER LAWNS Purnished and ApplJed by

WM. HOMEWOOD DEAN Newark. Delaware

~~=============

I!tECT BUILDING

SITES Oppo ite College CampWl

"lIIsIow R~ad Sunset Ave.

~tw Is the Lime to buy-prepare "ilulldinKS--landseape grounds

-tie. All of these locations full y Jroleeted by restrl Lions . • '

W. HARRY DAWSON 330 East MaIn st. Pholle-2-Hfl

You Save tin cans ..•

You Save old magazines ..•

but do You Save your DOLLARS

"Sure," most folks will answer. "Every one knows we should save money."

The question is : "Do you save your money?"

Are you really giving as much ~ay-by ­

day thought to planned saving and to

planned spending as you are to the sa l­vage of waste paper and tin cans? Are YOll

as careful about putting extra dimes in the bank as you are about putting was~e fats. jn the grease can?

If you are not, you are letting down your Country. YOtl are letting · down

YOURSELF.

insu re a strong America wjch jobs pay,­ing worth while dollars after the war ..• they give you a financial backlog when present war jobs cease . . . they give you dollars to spend for worth while thing' when the right time for spenrung comes. Be realistic. Take a pencil and work out on paper your plan for spending, your plan for saving.

Think it over, Mr. and Mrs. America. Planned spending and planned saving are a war job-just as much of a war job u work in a munitions factory.

And you are loafing on the job if you are spending needlessly Planned spending and

planned saving are so im-

portant today. Together, wu':~~= " chey help hold down the

. . • jf you fail to buy War Bonds steadily . . . if you are not saving regularly at your bank. cost of Jiving , , . they help

.IIp the nttlon', efforts t. k", ,...1iYIII. cedi DOWfI, the""", ...... of , ... doR. UP_

Farmers Trust Company NEWARK, DELAWARE

S.tJi", Tht. Communi'y Since 1856 MEMBER FDIC

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All of ... in the telephone business appreciate your help and patience during the Christmas rush on Long Distance.

We hope you'll try to keep the lines clear on New Year's, too. Many impor­tant calls wiU be going over Long Distance that day •

THE DIAMOND STATE TELiPHONE

COMPANY

Ten The Newark Post, Newark, Delaware, Thursday, December 28, 1944

PLEASANT VALLEY CHRISTMAS PROGRAM

I ATA I to a ~crgea nl. Hc is loca ted nt Fl.

DELAWARE CANT : BC~~~:~1gLO;'~; L ittle, Principal uf the

FARM FRONT PRESENTED I ~::~t~~II~~h~I~1Id rs~),~~\~stl~:~~ I'~ls:~I I~h~! w ek to $627.35. Mrs. Mae Betz' room

S ANTON wus Ih h igh g rade o [ th weel .

THIS WEEI( AT T · 011 Thursday <l (lel'l1uon n Chrjs tma'

"'" : Ente rt ninmen t and.l'1.n s WCl I s n l-

M" E'1 CHURCH' ('d. Pu pils o[ th fir st a nd s conel

grndcs PI' sent d "The Christmas A D- ,

Vegela hIe Crop Support :prices FOI'194.5 Liste(1

,I . • • ge l", with Judith Swift ta king th pa'rt uf thc hri s tmas Angel. GI'ades 3, 4, 5,

School Childl~ell Have Purcliased $826.76 In Stamp~, Bonds This TetlTI !-

The foll owing Chr istmas Progr am was presented a t the Pleasant Valley Pa rent-Teach er Associa tion meeting at Ihe 1r6n Hill School just prior to the holidays. " rt Came Upon The Midnight Clear" by the orchestra and a udi ence. Greetings by Frederick Jester.

"Why I Am So Good" by Richard Morgan ;; "Santa Is Coming" by Gunnar Nelson; I'd Like to be a R eindeer" by Kenneth Robins; "Trimming The Tree" by Phyllis McNeal ; "Silent Night" by the orchestra and audience; Christmas Secrets by Robert McCormick ; "Our Christmas Prayer " by Willard McNeal.

A demonstration of First Grade Read­ing was presented by M aya ZisU; "Old Santa Is A Busy Man" by Mary Ellen Brown; "Hark The Herald Angels Sing" by the orchestra and audience; ch oral speaking by grades one and two.

Two Christmas plays were presented by Maya Zistl , Kenneth Robins, Mary Ellen Brown and Betty J ane Zist!. blarry McCormick gave a read ing and the orchestra played several se lections. Catherine Brown gave a pantomime and Marjorie Brown a Bible reading. Barbara Bonner sang a so lo.

Taking part in (he play "Aun t Sarah's Tooth" Were Catherine Brown , Barbara Bonner. Shirley Robins, Marjorie Brown. Robert McCormick and Willard McNeal.

, . ~ • I

Delaware farmers have llnly un.til DeccmQer 31' to mee t their" quota ' of o~ , million dollar s in Wa r Bond du,r­in tlie .6lh War Loan Drive. Help me t tha I goa l to the benefit o[ the present na Liollal war elIort a nd your own fu­ture financia l security .

AAA conser va tion materi a ls fo r 1945 wi lt be ob t<lined on a different basis than has been the custom, according to the Sta le AAA cha irman, C. E. Oche ltree'. Congress has initia ted the new plan which requires f armers to pay in cash about 20 pel' cen t of the valuc of the materia ls order ed when he signs the o rder a t the coun ty AAA of­fice. The AAA pays the balance, not to exceed 80 pel' cent, a nd the materia l wiII be delivered. in the case of fer­tili zer. a t a convenient ra ih'oad sta lion. Lime is delivered to the fa rm. The proper 'use of the material , w ill as in the past, be required to off et the 80 pel' cent charge for the materials.

1945 support pri ces fo r important Delaware vegetable Cl'OpS are as [01-lows: Sna p beans, round va rieti es, $82.50 pel' ton ; fl a t a nd blackseeded var ieti es, $75.00 per ton. Sweet corn , evergreen varieties. $17.00 pel' ton ; Country Gentleman ~nd Ba ntam var­ieti es, $19.00 pel' ton . Tomatoes field run, U. S . Grades I and 2 wi th cuils not in excess of 10 pe l' cent by w eight, $28.00 pe l' ton . Green peas. field run. $87.50 per ton.

Farmers are urged to order 'fe rtil izer ea rly a nd accept delivery as soon as possible in order to help ma nufac tu rcrs use space, labor and transportation ef' ficiently to supply needs.

Weeks Sale Of War Bond Increased To Hit $627.35

and 6 presen t d a piny en titl d "A Let­IeI' from a soldi 1', " with Margaret Scarbo rough playing th leadi ng part. On Friday afte rnoon the various grades enjoyed Chr istmas parties in their class rooms. A la rge trce was erected in the hall way at thc entracce to the

l

school. The. Stanton School 'dosed F riday

afternoon to remai n c losed until J an­uary 2, 1945.

Sta nton, D c. 23 (Special) - The Stanton Method is t Church presented a Cantata on Sunday evening at 7:30 p .m . At 7 p. m. preceding the canta ta, Mrs. Stul€;'s Broiler Output

~'~~~~I'~i1~~d ~~~t~~nwg~g~~ ~~~it~~st~:~ Shows Sharp Iucrease Thursday ev ning the Sunday School Sharp increase in the production of w~1I hold ils annual Christmas Enter-, , broilers in Delaware is shown in figures l<l lnment at 7:30 p. m . in the church" released by the Delaware Crop Report­a t which time each department will ing Service w hich show that there were prcsent a port ion of the program. A about 1,500,000 more birds were in prognlm of Christmas Carols will be broiler houses in this state on Dec. I , enj oyed , a nd g ifts w ill be distributed than on Nov. 1. by Santa. The agency estirr.ated that 11 ,000,000

The Sl. J ames P . E . Church will hold birds were on hand in Delaware broiler its Church School Christmas P arty houses on Dec. I. The Nov. 1 figul'e is thi s evening in the St. J ames P a rish 9,500,000. It is estimated there were House. 10,000,000 birds on Oct. 1 of this year,

The Rev. E. Kenneth Albaugh , Rec- and 15,000,000 on Dec. 1 last yea r . tor of the St. James P. E. Church Farmers have been stepping up pro­held a Chris tmas Service on Monday duction s ince prices advanced about morning. with Holy Communion at 10 two months ago. a. m. . On the basis of these figures, up to

Priva te Howard J o iner of Ft Meade 4,950,000 broilers are due to become 14 Md., is spending the Chris tmas holiday~ weeks old - the age at w hich they are here w ith Mrs. J oinel' a nd hi s daughtel' usually sold - between Feb. II and Betty. March 3.

Mrs. Walte r Pyle of Sta nton has just The average price received by pro-receI ved word tha t her h usband Corp. ducers on Dec. I w as 28.5 cents com­Wa lte r Py le has been advanced in rank par ed with 27.3 cents a year eat:lier .

DR. S . . W. SMITH • r

ANNOUNCES A NEW OFFICE LOCATION

AT

11 W. MAIN ST.

Mon.- Wed.-7-a:30 P . M . TUES.-THUR.-2-4:30 P . M . "I .. ~ ' ~

New Phone Conn .

2547

The fo llowing pupils Had perfect a t­tendance during th e month of Decem­ber: Harry McCormick, Frederick Jes­ter, Kenneth Robins, R obert McCor­mick, Alfred S l<t nton, Marjori e Brown, Catherine Brown, B arbara Bonner , Shirley Robins, Mary Ellen Brown, Betty jane Zistl, Phyllis McNeal. and Maya ZisU . The girls have maintained their 100 percent r ecord held since October '1:1 .

The monthly average fo r the sch ool was 96 percent. Good attenda nce pupils tOT Ute month were: Richard Morgan, Gunnar Nelson and Donald Hosey.

Performance reports on which pay , ments for 1944 conservation practices through the AAA program are made must bl! filed by F ebruary 15, 1945. Since farmers are responsible for filing their own perform ance reports thi s year, respons ibility for getting these reports in on time in order to receive

their payments will be in their own ll~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ hands. Reports should be made as soon as p ossIble. since a ll practices must be com pleted by the e nd of this year. This small school has bought $826.75

in Defense Stamp& and Bonds since the opening of the school term. Sixteen pupils are enrolled in the school.

A benefit card party will be held at the school on Thursday, January 4 at 8 P . M. Mrs. Harry Howell and Mrs. August Zist! of the W ays and Means cOl1lmlU,.e1l of the P.-T.A. are in charge of th~ atl'llir.

CAR CARE ADVISED BY OPA OFFICE

Outstanding discussions at the Penin­sula Horticultural Society's 58th annual meeting in Dover last week was irri­gation - Delaware farmers, after three year~ of drougqt, are investigatil')g th ip solutIOn to doing something abo)lt the wea ther. Other important di scussions were local produ~tion of caulifiower the possibilities of the Maryland Golq~ en Swe~tpotato, and the outlook for general vege table and frui t production during the coming yea r .

Live hog prjcElS in Delaware a re $i5 per cwl. fo!; hOgs ' weighing under 270 pounds, and' $14.25 per awt, for hogs above that weight, according to the Wilming1'<>n dffice of the OPA. For

. --- . . dressed hogs "pac)<el; style" <d ressed Predicting th~~ the. comm~ year wtll hog with head off, kidneys and leaf fat

be the most. cr~tlcal m wartime trans- out and h am facings off) the price is ;:xn1atlon. Dlstrlc~ Manager Clarence E. $21.75 (ler cwt. in Delaware; for dr.essed Keyes: ot the O.fflc.e of Defense T~~ .. w>gS "ship{ler style" <dressed hog with portation at ~I\mmgton, warned I?rl- head on; kidneys and leaf fat in and vate 8ul:<'moblle owner~ as well a, .ham facings on) the price is $20.75 er c~rclal motor ~ehlcle operatgr~ .cwt. ire Delaw are. p ~ t~ , conset;v!ltfop. o~ ~q,:,ip'Pent, . , App!~cations for dairy feed payments tires •. mileage and gasohne IS more for - th~ .period from September 1 to urgent than ev?r before. . October "31 must be made before the

. Mr. ~eyes said that P.nv~~ automo- end ,0fIDecember, according to th St t bIles still e~rry 75. percent 0: the p~s- AAA office. These payments W~ ll ~n~ . senger ~fflc despite .the enor~o~ In- elude ;the supplemental drought relief cr eases m: such traffiC by rail, mter- payment!; granted fo D I . d .

NOT. ICE! To The ,. Taxpayers

Town of New.,.ark, Delaware

1944 Taxes Become Delinquent After December 31, 1944

After The Above D~te An Nlditional. 5 Percent Penalty W ill Be ImPOsed On Each Years

Unpaid Taxes

COUNCIL OF NEWARK city. 9us and local transit systems, and men . ' , I' ea ware alry-

pointed out that cars in. Use now ave- Developments in the Delaware AAA rag~ . nearlY eight ~ears m age as com- program will be broadcast each Thurs- I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~J I pared to a peac.etll~e average of ,~our d ay on the Delaware Farm and Home I ~: .. : ................................. , ... ",-................ +~...: an,d a".half y.eals. Co~sequentlY I he Hour, Station WDEL a t J o'clock in t.h •• ":'.: •••••••••••• ,...... .......... -:o-:o-:-·:o-:-·:-·:,·:o->-:o-:,o>o:o.: .. : .. :o-x--:..:O-:":-·:-•• jl.: said, scrappmg of pnvate passenger afternoon. e cars continues at an increasing high .. A REPRESENTATI ,. rate and the total number of such :;: VE:;: ;~;:~:n~:~~~s~~ e~~~tial:r~~~~s ii~ I n A 0 me":!": OF THE .:!.: use grow fewer and older , the need .. 1 for more and more group riding b e- ::: :::

co:;~ ~:a:~~~ that ODT fi gures T a ]I[ .~.:,,:.:,: INTERNAL REVENUE .:.::1:.:

show that intercity buses are- now car-rying three lJlIII9Cl1ger5 for everyone ' :CHECK-UP FORMS carried before the war and that transit ::: SERVICE ::: systems in many cities have more than :~ ::: doubled their paaenger loads. "With i CAL ' I military demands cutting heavily into : : L AT OFFICE ::: :1:

supplies of tires, paI1lr and replacement ::: :~ equipment," Mr. Keyes continued. " it . W. H A R R Y ~ WILL BE AT, THIS BANK ON :l: is obvious that the need for cnreful ' I driving, preventive maintenance and D .. W SON ::: :s: the use of every possible means of ' . ~" . '1· JANUARY 2 3 4 5 A .} cutting down mileage is more i mpera- I 330 EAST M~N ST. ~ ND 6 :f live than it h as ever been." £ ' , , :1: ~~~~ __ ~!!II .~

I. EDWARDS RAA,:.,,:, FING. CO. Ii ~ .. TO ASSIST TAXPAYERS PREPARE THEIR FEDERAL~ ':. , ~ t ~ INCOME TAX RETURNS FOR THE YEAR 190.. ! t Roofing Repairs I." %

I Spouting and Gutter Work I f * * * t :~ A b S'd' S ; I I :l. S estos 1 mg a pecialty Iff I . ALL WOO::~ED Ii i FARMERS TRUST COMPANyi ' :r I Member F.D.I.C. ~ :f Newark 3478 NEWARK :l. * FORMERLY WITH J . E. ~ORK"AN. INC. f ' __ "~"~~'''' DELAWARE t '~~**':O-:.':-' ... :O-~'" e eel eo: I leo I Q H+:--:..x+:o( .. :o-x~:o-x~ .... ...... 0.: ........ ,..,..:--:0.: .. : .. : .. :--: .. :0.: .. : .. :.0:0.: .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. *:.

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Beels 1 bunch., 15c . Apples Eatln~T!:MC~~kl.' 3 lb. Z9c I.

rBESBSPINACH TINDER Z lb. 15e , Il rg.

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Top Quality Stewl., Chickens All Siz ••

Square Cut, Boneless Shoulder of LAMB

RIB LAMB CHOPS

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FRESH COUNTRY SAUSAGE

COUNTRY SCRAPPLE

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