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VOLuME XXXVlII Number 9
MAy DAY
A ca ll for vol unteer sewers to assist w ith the work at the loca l Red
Cross r ooms was issue d this week by
Mrs. John Pi e, sewing chairman. The
rooms, situ a ted in th e Century Club
building, are open from 10 a. m . to 3
p. ,m . on Tuesd ays.
Women interested are u r ged to visit
the rooms or to call Mrs. Pie w ho will
provide work to be don e at home.
The Delaware Chapter A. R. C. h as
been assigned a qu ota of 5,000 child ren's
garm ents to be completed by November, Mrs. Pie said. The clothes will be
sent to children in Displace d P ersons
camps overseas.
Also ~farks
Alumnae Day;
M.'s. G. Brewer
WiH Be Queen
LOCAL CUBS
GET PRIZES
FOR HOBBY
COLLECTIONS
Ws Gordon Brewer. o( N e w ~ rk ,
he formel '1lss Kathryn Ann Ewmg.
~f Rehoboth. \1'111 be. the fi r~t m a rl'le.d
\fay Queen in the hI story of th e Un!;'ersity of Delaware's anl1l~ a l M ay D ay
pageants. when his year s ceremony
is held on the ewarl< ca mp us a t 2:30
p. m., on Satllrda~', Mny 17.
A comely. lim brunette. M r s. Brewer
is a senior in Home Economi cs subwhich she hopes to teach after
I
in June . She is th e
of ~ I r. and Mrs. J . Be njamin
Ewing. of Rehoboth.
Maid of honor to the q ueen w ill be
Sara Ann S\I' ing. of Easton. Md.
Theme of the pagea nt w ill be centered around the modern music of
JlouSSOrgsky's "Pictures at a n Exhibi,. portray in g the pe r iod p ictures of
and 1870's. May Day , as is
. also w ill be a l umnae reat the u nive rsity.
duchess will be Ann Scan ne ll,
who w il l have as h er
Elisabe th Hopk in s, of Dover,
Thompson. of La ure l.
junior duchess w ill be Florence
Wilmington , a nd h er a tare to be Eil ee n Mills, of
and Dolores Tondat, of
Annual Soap
Box Derby To
Be Held Last
Part Of May
Prizes for the best hobby coll ections
were award ed to Edwa rd Sobolewski
and Richa rd L awrence of Cub Pack 55
a t the unit's A pril meet ing la st Friday
evenin g, w h e n the new assistant cubm aster. William 'Ruth, Jr ., was in troduced to the m embers. Young L aw rence a lso received a bear b a dge, a nd
a new m ember, Joseph Leaman, w as
initiated into the Pack .
It was announced that the ann u al
cub soap box d erby w ill be h e ld in the
latter part of May on Academy Street.
the soph o:nore duchess, The theme for May will be the conof Wllmmgton , WIll be struction of a push mobile by each den .
. . of Lewes, and Ruth McThe cubs were also urged to tu rn
o! MIll Ville. The freshman duc?- out for baseball practice now bein g
Rosen, of Chester, P? ,
held every Saturday a t 9 a. m . unde r
by Ly nn :'la rd , of W!lmmg- Coach Franklin Schaele r at th e hi gh
Jeann e WhIte, of Bellefonte. school field. The memt.",rs will be given
chaIrman .of program , Betty an opportunity to inspect the fir e fightand her aSSIstant, Peggy webb' l'
'p
t at t.he loca l fire house
as their aides the foJlo~ing com- ~~~a~q~: 5mp~nm. Fire Chief Elmer Ell]heads: Mary Lou RIch a rdson, son wi ll be on h a nd to explain the
MISS Scanne ll ,. prog r am ; J~an operation of the appa ratus a nd advise
musIc; Ann WI se, properties ; the cubs on fire p r evention.
oore, poster s; ~u th .Ann Gre~n ' l F r iday's meeting also included inter:~~n!~otOgl aph , and MISS est ing talks on stam p collecting b y H.
E. W eaver an d Jack Ma lone of the Wil min gton Y. M. C. A. Sta mp Club. M r .
Malone wri tes t he Sta mp Column for
the Wilmington Morning Ne ws. Sta mps
a n d coins wer e di sp layed illustratin g
va riou s poin ts in colle ctin g. An item
of inter est was a n 1847 sta m p, on e of
t he first a dh es ive s tamps used in th is
cou ntry.
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High School
ProO'l'anl Starts
Tonite At 8 P. M.
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HOME WEEK
STATEMENT
IS MADE BY
GOV. BACON
Delaware
Demonstration
Clubs To Mark
Event May 4·11
A sta tem e nt in recognition of Na tional H ome D emonstra tion Week. May
4 t o II, and the im por ta nt part tha t
D e la w a r e h ome d emon stra tion clubs
pl ay in th is nationa l progr am, has
bee n issued b y Governor Walte r W .
Bac on . Gove rn or Bacon stated :
"During th e wee k of M ay 4th to 11 th ,
ap proxim a te ly 2,000 Dela ware home ma k e r s w ill join w ith 3 'h m illi on
r ura l wome n in th e United States in
g iving r ecogn iti on to Nati on a l H ome
Dem on stra t ion Week .
Home De mon s tration w ork. car ried
on in De la ware by h ome d emon s tra tion agents, s ta ff m embers of t he University of Delaware Agricultura l Extension Serv ice , in coope ration with
the Un ited S tates Department of Agriculture. is a far-reach ing vo lu nta r y
on -the -spot education progr a m for
women- a program which includes
eve ry phase of rura l fam ily life from
foods a nd fami ly nutrition to financia l
p la nn in g . In the cou rse of th e ir participa tion in hom e d emonstration work ,
rural women have progressed far bey ond th e foul' wall s of their h om es.
With th e theme, "Toda y's Home Builds
Tomorrow's World," these women arE'
ta kin g an active in terest in comm u nity,
nationa l and international affairs. Traditi o~a ll y th e best neighbors in the
world , rura l women during the p ast
yea r have ind ica ted that they now consi d er the w hol e world as their n e igh borhood , as they discuss proble ms of
inte rn a tional importance and learn to
unde rstand the ir "n eighbors" in oth er
cou ntries.
TO PRESENT
i\WARDSFOR
POSTERS TO
NHSPUPILS
I$4,00 AVeloage Increase
Set FOJo Teachers Here
ANTIQUE
SHOW WILL
OPEN HERE
ON MAY 7
A sa Inr y scal e for loca l teachers, se t ,
ting an average a nnu a l pay rat.e in
excess of $2700 pel' teacher, was fix ed
by the Ne wark School Boa rd at a spe cia l session Tuesday nigh t. P resident
Joseph McVey presided .
The new r a te represents a substantia l
increase for teac hers here. Most of the
jump will be provided by state funds,
but sc hool board members voted to
use loca l fu nds up to $200 pe l'
teac her in amounts regula ted to provide an ove r-a ll individual increase
not in excess of $600.
Tlu~ee
Th e n ew sca le means a n aver age in crease of ove r $400 for teache r s h ere.
An un usua l va ri e ty o'f exhi bi ts is
One tea che r resignation w as acce pted
a t the sess ion from Mrs. Gla dys De ll , DI'omi sed for the second a nnu ol New a l'l< A n ti o ue Sh ow, to be s onsore<i
One of th e annua l events of the New- of the Ne w London Avenue School.
b v S t. Thomas E piscopa l Ch urch on
ark Comm ittee, Delawa r e F estival of
May 7. 8 and 9 in th e Cou n try Cl ub.
the Ar ts program, th e a wardin g of
J ohn R. Ern est. ch a ir man , s1id this
prizes for poste rs b y Newark Hi gh
week .
School stUdents, w ill ta ke place in the
Add ing interest to the even t will be
school auditor ium t hi s e ven in g. Three
the fac t tha t th is yea r. con tr a ry t o last.
prizes w ill be g iven . Jud g ing w ill be
o Il items on disp lay w ill be for sa Ie.
based on the po~ te r 's cal'l'y ing powe r,
Eve ry e ffor t is be ing made to secu re
ori ginality a nd draughtm ansh ip.
a la rl!e :J nd va ri ed exhibiti on by dealTh e poster s ha ve be en on display in
e rs throughout thi s section .
Newark stores the pas t ten d ays, adAm ong the un us ua l fe a tures w ill be
verti sin g the ex hibit of Old Sil ver to
wallpa per, drape r ies a nd uphol ster v
be h eld in the ga ll er y of th e Memoria l
appr op ri a te fOI- rooms furni sh ed i;,
Librar y, May 4 to 9, inclusive. In con a nti ques. These wi ll be sure to p rov id e
nection with the display . on w hi ch the
--ideas fa)' a ny on e con te mp la ting r eNew ark com mi ttee. is con~en trati n g .its
decora tion.
Anothe r special fea ture
e ffor ts. was an lI1terestll1g and 111- 1
.
w il l be the exhibit by a n artist who
form a tive talk by Dav id Stockwell a t l
is pa rti cul a r ly good a t copyin g a nd reB rown Ha ll Lounge last night.
.,
pa il'ing old oil pa intings. It is under, Th e noted expert discussed early
s tood t hat he w ill di splay examples of
Delawa r e Silversmilh s in particu lar.
hi s I·estora tion s.
s ince man y of thei r p ieces have b een
Th e show h as bee n carefu ll y planned
secured for th e show . Mr. Stockwell
to mee t every need an d taste. F or the
a lso explain ed and ide ntifi ed m a ny
An ex hibition by two loca f a r t ists and novice as we ll as the co nnoi sseur, t he r e
pieces of s ilve r brought b y the audien ce. After t he lecture, r efreshm ents a di sc ussion by Mrs . Su sa n Sh arp w ill be all ty pes of furniture , glasswere se l'ved by Mrs. H arry Clark Boden Adams of h e r poem s featured the pro- ware, ch in a a nd la mpshades, r an ging
a nd Mrs. Victor M. P atterso n, hostesses. gra m of litera ture, art a nd music at from the rare and valua ble to the modass is ted b y Mrs. Da vid Arm , Mrs. Fran - th e Newa rk New Ce ntury Club on est an d in expensive. For the student
cis Squire and Mrs. Carl B. Rankin.
Monday aftern oon . Staged by the fin e the prin ted progra m w ill con ta in a~
The show w ill be devoted for th e a rts committee, under Mrs. A. D. Cobb. extensive li st of books on a ll phases
most part to si lver of the 18th and early the affa ir, which also included musi c of a ntiqu<!s. In addition, one of the
19th century. w h e n the art was at its b y the Universi ty Choir, directed by booths w ill feature a large numbe r of
he igh t. Silver from Dover, Midd letown , Anthony Loudis, was given as the vo lum es covering the entire field . These
New CasUe and Wilmington wil l be opening of the local observance of th e also will be for sale.
The exhibition begins at 1 p . m . each
on display, as well as local pieces. Miss Delaware Festival of th e Arts, 1947.
J essie H arrington of Dover, an exhibiT wo Newark youths, Leo Laskari s da y a nd continues until 10 p. m . The r e
tor and well-known De la ware expert and Robert W . Arnold , were on h a nd wi ll be three se parate door prizes. on e
on old silver, will be in the Gallery to discuss their work. Mr. Laskaris, for each d ay. Th e prizes have not been
with the Committee when the p i e c e s '
at ~ Ozenfant. School a nnounced. •
3.Day Display
To Offer Wide
Range Of Items
Art Festival
Committee
,To Give
Prizes Tonite
CENTURY
PROGRAM
OBSERVES
IART FETE
Local Artists
Show Works
Rea{lings By
Mrs. S. AdalTIs
a re Ileing arra nged . Miss Harrington ~~~~'~;~r~~ CIty, exThi s s"OWI" .......
wj))' an swer questions relating to the':
°
example of, u! St. TllOllllll"
..,
hallmarks or maker's n ames on the ~
~n 1941 and ark, is bet.. '
ex hibits, which will be interesting to " A Man ."
Ernest.
the owners a nd he lpfu l to th e commitMr . Arnold. who wi th hi s associate,
The com mittee includes:
tee in placi ng th e pieces in the cases. B ryant Whi se nant, has open ed a studio
Miss Eugenia WI'ight, Mr. and Mrs.
The sh ow w ill be open to the publi c at 118 South 17th Street, Philad elphi a. James B. Merritt, Mrs. R eginald Rockfrom 7:30 to 9:30 in the evenings and di spla y ing hi s poi:t raits of Admira l we ll , Mrs. Frederick Puncke, Mr . Harwee k-days from 2 to 5 p. m . Members Blandy, Major General O'Da niel , Coach vey Bound s, Mr s. William Holton, Mrs.
o( the committee will be in attend- Bill Murray . Ernest B. and Norris N . B. Rush Cow h e rd, Miss Edna Sam son ,
a nce at th ese h ours.
Wright. Mr. Whise n ant, a student a t NIl's. G e o ~e L . Tow nsend. Mrs. J ean
the Phi lad e lphia Acad em y of F ine Al'ts. Sin cla ir, Mrs. J . R. Ernest.
ex hibited "Old Ma n." "L a nd scape,"
Admission to th e sh ow is 50c, a n d
"Portra
it o( a Youn g L ad y." a nd "Stil l tick e ts may be p urchased a t the door.
0
Life." th latte r a st ud y in techni q u e.
M rs. Adams, w h o li ves a t I B riar
Lane, d iscussed he r ea rl y e ffor t.s in
poetry an d gave seve l'a l read ings lrom
hel' poems, explain in g the c ircumstances w hich led to th e wri t ing. H er
The
(or ch ildren
planning to enter t he first g rade of t h e
firs t poe m "Wings' was w ri tte n a t th e
Newark Schools in Septe mbe.l- wi l! be
age of e igh t. He r son ne t, "Token of
held in t he hi gh sc hoo! b LlIld ll1g on
Rem e mbra nce." was w ri tten. sh e sa id ,
May 12, schoo l (luthol'iti es sa id yester1:"\
a fte r th e di scover y of a ve ry old baby
d ress. w hich Mrs. Ad am s d isplayed .
purpose is to g ive each child a
In th e mu sica l p ha se of th e program.
comple te p hysica l ch eck -up a nd offer
th e Unive r sity Choru s, directe d b y Mr .
The public is in vited to atten d the
s uggestions fol' improvin g 0 1' correctLo
udi s, ga ve a short pre -v iew of the
festival o( the a rts to b e s poninl( a ny d e fects that may be uncove red .
progra m w hich was presented in full
by the Mu sic a nd Art Depa rtIt is hope d prospecti ve pupil s w ill be
A play. "Ge ttin g Grac ie Gra du a led ," on Tu esd ay at the uni versity.
Mi ss
or the Newark Sc hool s ton ight
in the best phys ica l sh a pe possible was gi ve n b y th e me mbe rs of grade 7-1 GI'ace B e rry accom pan ied t h e g roup.
tomorrow evening at 8 o' clock in
wh e n th ey e nte r school n ext te rm . Im- in an assemb ly prog ra m at the Newa rk and Mr. Loudis spo k e bri e fl y on th e
the auditorium.
mu ni za ti o n aga in s t diphthe ri a an d School recentl y. Gra ci e was playe d by numbe rs.
One of the rpos t im portant event of
Tonight's program will be p r esented
sma ll pox wi l! b e g ive n w ith th e pa r - Ga il B uck ingh am . a nd B ill, the janitor
Tea was se rved by Mrs. J. F e nt on Delaware's th eatri ca l season will b
by the instrumental and choral g rou ps
by D ick ey Day ton .
e nt's con sen t.
the
pr esentation 01 "J oan of LOl'l'aine"
Da ug he rty an d h er comm ittee:
he hi!(h school. The band w ill ofA color fi lm on mod e m techniques
Th e Bible r eadin g W[lS give n b y
Reg is tra ti on of th e new pu p ils. ~ i11
Mr s. Robe rt' Du e nne r, Mrs. Will iam by t he E-52 Pl ayers at th e University
the following selections: M a r ch , o f orch a rd spr ay ing fea t u red th e weeka lso tal<e pl ace a t thi s tim e. OffI Cia ls Re ita Cu ll en. fl nd pi a no sol os w e I'e of- Mosh e r , Mrs. Willi a m Ruth , Jr ., and of De la wa r e. on May 15 and 16, conM. B.; Overture, Masterb ret, Bat- ly mee tin g of the Newark Rotary C lu b
str essed t h e fa ct th a t th e re w ill be no fered by Ph y lli s Bakel', R u t h Mar y Mrs. H'e nry We itz. MI's. F . A. Whee less tempol'a ry wi th th e play's B roadway
Hymn of the Republic; New Bole ro ; on Mond ay ni ght, w ith Pres id ent W ilregist r a ti on on the openin g day o( Coope r a nd J a ne COl·nog. The an - an d Mrs. P . F . Pie we re hos tesses
run .
Exultant March ; a nd S . 1. )j a m S . H a milton pres idin g .
nou ncel' W(l S S ylvia Fi e ld .
school.
T h is w ill be t he first opportun ity for
A. March .
Ann ual r e ports we r e g iv en by Mrs.
Th e pi c tures wer e ta k e n by D r. T . F .
Others in the cast w e re : Nancy Dea n
To
be
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th
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child
mus
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be
s
ix
loca l th ea t re-goe rs to see Max well
BA piano solo, "German D a nce," by M a nn s, plant pa thology spe ci ali s t nt
as the leach er ; Ann e tte E ly as th e sec - W. O . Wh ite, Ame rica n c itizensh ip
eethoven, will be played by Mary th e University of Delawal'e, a n d w ere yea rs of a ge on or before December rctary: Phyllis Baker as th e princi pa l committee, a nd by Mrs. W . E. Arm- Ander son 's la test r lay, which cun n lIy is a ttra cting pac ked h ou ses in New
Anne Miller. Th e Mixed Choru s w iJl ex hibi ted by L es Nichol s. of t he pa th - 31, 194.7. Pare nts are r eq uested to brin g and Ellen Cooper as t h e county supe r - strong, legislative committee.
York w ith In grid Be r gman in the titl e
th e ch ild 's birth ce rtifi ca te.
slOg: Reuben and Rachel U p to Date; ology department.
v iso r.
r ole. Thi s pa rt has bee n assigned to
Two Cannons; and Come t o th e Fair.
The film ga ve timel y inform a tion on
Gra cie's friend s were played b y :
Ma
rga ret Gu en ve Lll', who may be r e The Double Octet wi ll offe r : Ave th e latest la bor-savin g d evices tested
Jimmi e D rape r . Peggy Beers, Lorrain e
membered f or her stell a r performan ce
erum: How Can I Lea ve Th ee; Pop
Price, Julie Diehl, Di ane Carr, Ru th
by authoriti es h e re for the e ffici en t
as
Brigi
d in "Shad ow and Subs ta nce"
Des the Weasel; and R iff Song. The spr ay ing of orch ard trees.
Ma ry Cooper. Ron ald Ura mble, Tommy
..
last fall. a nd fo r her inte rpreta tion of
school dance orchestra wi ll play for
Burke. P a u l F olan d , Ralph Foster.
G ues ts at the session was Phli lp .J.
Lizz
ie
K
eckl y in th e r ecentl y p ro danclOg in the gymnasium following My lr ea , of Bridgeport, Conn ., son of
David George a nd Gertrude Delp.
duced "Storm ."
the concert.
Membe rs of the graduatin g class
Dr. Douglas My lr ea, o f Newa r k. Gu est
Th e ma j or r ole of Jimmi e Master s.
In conjunction w ith th e mu s ica l pro - of Holger Schaumann was M elvin
t he director, w ill be pl ayed by Wil The Modern Dance GI'OUP of the were: John D ear, Shirley Bou ld en ,
gram, an exhibition of student art from Moss. of F airbury . Ne bra ska . Dr. J am es
Florence Davis, Doroth y Davis, Lor li a m Wh edb e, n ve te ran perfor mer
all grades will be displayed on th e flrst L. Crowler, of New a rk . w as a lso a Ne wark Hi gh School, u nd e r th e direc- r a in e Buck ingh am , Th elma Crockett.
from befo re th e war-he had a maj ol'
ti on o f Mrs. Grace Gibb , g irl's ph ysiflO~~i of the hi~h sch ool bu ilding.
June Carrico. Norman D elp, Vern on
.
guest.
r ole in th e m usical com ed y "A School
cal in structor, attended a conce rt of
SIX w~~y evenll1g, grad es one lhr~u gh
Two new members inducted at th m ode rn dancing a t T emple University Ba ker and Bill Rupp .
for Hu sb a nds."
Dates lor six I-eg istrati on day s, sca tfolk 101 p.rescnt a program of Ame l'lcnn session are : Eric New ton , of th e Curtis
Stage a nd properties w e re h a ndl ed
Guest ac tor in th e Pl aye rs w ill be
offer USI? ~h e first three grad es w ill P a pe r Compa n y, a nd Erni e Nachod , of on Tu esday.
by Billy Brierley and Norri s Bucking- te r ed throu ghout Ma y, wh en n on- Thomas B. P egg in th e pa rt of Tre orty
m
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of mUSIC 111 the life of young folk th e H rcu les powd e r Compan y.
ha m . Th e ush e rs w ere J am es Chestnut
mo
ill e. A new membe l' o f the Depa rtd irection of M iss M ar garet DeH aa n. an d J a m es Draper.
Newark. Th e remainder of th e p ro(h e 1048 town ele cti on, were fix ed th is
ment of Dramatic AI'ts and Speech
performed " Ru sti c Holiday" to fami li ~r
~am will consist or sec tiona l songs
wee k by th e t own assessor. F . A .
tn
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BENEFIT
DANCE
faculty.
he had had wide experience in
and d~nces.
dance music; a suite of d a nces to Negro.
Wheeless.
summer stock.
VFW Post Plans
i\fl
The H i-Y C~ of the Newark Chinese, and Itali an worl< songs: "Tr ee
Citizens
n
ot
owning
real
eslate
in
Other members of the casl include:
o
l , Band :\l(,lIIl)('rs
H i".h School sponsored a d ance !It th!' Song," accompan ied b~ the A CappeU<l MCI11Ol ial Day Riles
Newark arc r equ ired to register to be Frank Buck. Jr.. .Jacqueline Buck.
T~ Rf'('f'h f' Awmo.ls
• school F r iday, April 25th , to raise Choir; and oth er senous, comIc and
eligib le to vote in th e next mun icipa l Marjorie F oth ergill . SpolTord Bcadle.
A substnnlia l jump in membershi p
election.
!,;,ewark .chool 5tudents wilh a per- money for th e Worl d youth F und. III popu lar numbers.
Lay ton Mabrey, George Linde nk nh l,
resu lti ng from the campaign being
re~ord fo II b
drive now on Cor lhe col lection. of
Those who ~ttended th' .conference
O fTic ia ls pointed out th at no add ition- Robert NiC'meyer, Willi am Tawes. Anat i 'i!irs \\'il~ <l
~nd I' h ea r s(lls. and money to I' bu il d Y. M. , A. organ lzn- were: .Joan Sl1llz, Je(ln Sll liz. Ann a - conducted by th e Inca] V eterans pf al registration days will be dcsignnted cll'ew Bolton. Joanna Lind s trom . P Cl!l(y
"~ial
receIve a wards m A lions in war-torn countries.
ben Campbell , J!lne Greenp1ate, Lor- Foreign Wnl's Post. No. 47n, was re- prior to th e e lection. The d otes and Munoz, Ri chard Lindsay, Richard
Ever 3<sembly 50me time in M(lY.
raine Sch nen, Nancy Wapl es, Sue ported by Command er R en George hOllrs fo r enrolli ng at the Council
T ·Ier. Jam es Quinn. Zadoc P ool. Howt~'eh'/ ~~lld!'n ~rom grnd('s R!'ve n to
F ield, Anne Lynn Taylor, Eli zabllih this wcelt,
OlTires, Aca demy Street, are ns follows: ~ ;'cl J arv is. Howa rd H itchens. John
PreparAtions for the a n n u a l Memorial
kind Th\\lll .rrrclv(' a prize of some
F
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M
Y
R llc km a n. and Andrew BoHon.
'0 b~ "c 11l~hcst \ ill be gold k eys
Twenty. mem be rs oC th e e lem ntal'Y Z ill r , DOI'is Cresswel , ,oy .unG, DAY observancr arc now u nde 'way at
Mny 6-9 a . m. to 5 p. m .
The prodllction of "Joan o( Lor'rum ~l\~n fOlU' ~('ninrs, inc luding th e and high sch ool facu lty mode a 10111' of Cissie Mu r ray, Ge r t r ude T Ie r ney, the post. and a ll members Rre url!ed
May 8-12 noon to 8 p. m.
rain(''' is under the direction of Dr
mal~relte
the Continen a l -Di(lmond FibrC' Co:n- Dorolhy Au len, Marian Gallagher, to nt1cnd a meeti ng ton ight wh en fina l
May 10-8:30 a. m. 10 4 p. m .
C,
Robert Kase. with Edward FitzThe studenls m t h
p',l llY l,nsl Thlll'sday. T he Commul1l v Theresa D ulTy, J ud y K asc, Barbara
alt"irs .
us n 'C' aU nded a ll
Bo,yce, Lyn~l e Ste inouer, Anne Gregg, details will be drawn up.
May 15-8:30 a. m. ( 0 5 p. m .
patrick as technical director and Sybil
It was fu r th er ann ou nced lh a the
Ih. sch £I~en b the b:md thrnughout Resources Committee, h eaded by M~'s. K (lY SIple, D orothy H awthor n, P atly
L!'vcnson, a member of the Players, as
IIl ny 20-8:30 a, m. to 5 p, m.
'Ir ~~n/ear.
.
. J . R nymond Justin, (In'anged the tnp. Dean, Jean P enn in gton. K ay S iple, post citlb r oom is b ein g comp letely rensslstan( director ,
May 23-12 noon to 8 p. m.
make the
R. WIlder, d ireclor, WJ Il Members of the Contin e ntal st(l ff con- N ll ncy Bayli s.
m odeled .
pr sentalion .
duclerl th e racu It th rough lh e pla n ,
Y MUSIC
OPENS
T SCHOOLS
!
PRICE FIVE CENTS
The Newark Post, Newark, Delaware, Thursday, May 1, 1947
Call For Red Cross
Sewers Issued Here
CEREMONY
AT U. OF D.
ON MAY 17
KPOST
Post Ads Are Read!
Let them IaVedace yoar
product in vlr1aally every
home In the Newark tradIn, area.
ROTARIANS
SEE FILM
BY MANNS
NEW PUPILS
TO REGISTER
AT SCHOOLS
B'
'T
eglDners
G Cl k U
et lee -. 'p
I Here May 12
I
summer~up
I
GIVE N
AT SCHOOL
ASSEMBLY
IPLAY
E-52 PLAY
IS SET FOR
MAY 15-16
P
Ida~;,e
B
rograll1 y
Sudents Of .
G
ra{IeS eVell
U. Of D. Group
To Give "Joan
Of Lorraine"
Two Melubers
Are Inducted
At Session
6
DANCE GROUP
AT CONCERT
VOTERS TO
REGISTER
Six Dates
Set In May
The Newark Po t, Newark, Delaware, Thursday, May 1, 1947
Two
PUBLIC SALE
Saturday, Ma y 3, 1947
I I' 1\1
Ogletown, Delaware
2 fivo PI ce bedroom sulles I sora and I
couch I d ini ng loom sUlle I v lclrola style
heatel 1 kitchen table with three chah s
I SinO ria with I ecOl d s 1 electrIC "ashlng
mach ine 1 set of fOUl porch chairs 2
porch rugs o ld fash ion dishes and glasswa r e ~ Axmlnster rugs ( 2 10 x8 and I
10 x12) 1 lawn mower few garden lools
I cor nel cupboard 2 sma ll en d stands 2
beach chairs flower pots and vases, mir ro rs and pictu res I porch a \\ n ln g other
articles tOO n umero us to me n tlo n
Terms Cas h
Ida 1\'1 DeGrort, 0\\ ncr
John T Kenne: ly, Aucl/oneer
DIVORCE
New Cast le County SiI
rhe State of Delawale
ro t he
herlff of New Castle County
Greetings
Whereas Ma ry E Nickle
OFFrCI AL
b~
her P elltlon 10 the
SEA L
Judges of our S uperior
• COUI t fi led In the office
of Ihe P lothonotary of said Court In and
ror N w Castle County fo r t he cause of
complaint t here in alleged has made application to our said Judges t hat a decree
may be pronounced dissolVing the marr Iage existi n g between the P etitIOne r and
Oli ver A Nickle
We therefDle Comma n d Yo u AS YOU
W ERE H E R E TO FOR E COMMANDED
Tha t you sum mo n O liver A
Nickle
co tha t h e be and a ppear be (ore the
Judges of ou r sa id Cour t at the n e xt t e rm
thereof to be held at Wllln ington on Mon d ay
the 5th d ay of Ma y next to
ns \\ er the a llegations o f t h e said P e t ltlone l Mal y E N ickle acco rding to the Act
of Assembly In s u ch case m ade a nd
prOVided and also t o d o a nd r ecei ve what
the Court shall t h en and thel e con sld el
conce rn ing him 111 this be ha ll as to t he
COUI t sha ll seem meet and consisten t w ith
the provis ions of the said Act of Assembl y
AND H AVE YOU THEN THERE THIS
WRIT
WIT NESS t he HonOlable Chm les S
R lchalds a t W ilmingto n the 31d d av of
Ma rc h A D Ni n e tee n Hundred and
Fortv seve n
JAMES M MAL ONEY
ISSUED
Prothonotat y
March 10 1947
J udges of OUI said Cou rt at t he ne x t term
thcreot to be he ld a t W il m in gton o n Mon
d~~we:I~r,e ~~~gaW:;ns gf th~~~ld ~e~lttiO~~
Td
e r Betty J ean Rub in accoldln g to the Acl
of Assembly In suc h casc m ad e a n d
h~heSt~\~el~~ DoJa\~~~
G reetings
----
prothonO~I::::::::'"
1'1 t ,
summon Hel man L ; a:Vts t he office of the
)a
~ o~ band app Br befol e the In and for New Castle Count sa d Coa.~
~o d tha t f ;;'ur ;ald OU l t at thc next tel m cause of complai nt thelNn ntl lor It.
DIVOR CE
Ne \\ Castle Cou nty ss
Castie County
Whe reas,
Eugen e
E
tI~el~~sf ~o bell~el~:; w~~mIM~~n ~~xrOI;~ ::,a3ecla:t:~~~0~etop~~1~0~~I~jU
day
~Ilegations
thf
of the said Petltion- the marriage
x lst lllg bN\\een
:~sG;,eI~rtu)je B J a l vis accord ing to the Ac t tloner and G loria L Johnson
~
e Ptl
ri~:r~~~~~~~~ls:'~~~)h~~ng:~I~Tl~:~~~~~;~E~ OF~~c;.~L !~!~fr'~i~p~~:r~~}lg£m~! ~~ov~d~~m~~{d all~fhlr~~n~~~:~~~~r~n~~af:! ~h~f ~:EU~~~:n~?~d111?g~\ ~NJg
t~ee\~r~t:s~r; ~:;:In~~' s~~r ~~~r~a~~ea~~
~ sn~;;
OUI t shall scem meet and co nsistent w it h 7!r
the COUt
In t his behalf as to the so that she bc and appear
complaint thel eln alleged h as made a p pllcation to our said Judges t hat a d ecree
TH ER E T HIS
ay
e
1
ay
f
WIT NESS the Ho norable Ch arles S may be pronounced d issolvi n g t he m aT'- A 0 H AVE
an wei the allelf a Ions
Aat
WITN ESS the Ho norab le Ch a rles Sf
accordl
F 01 lv-seven
Be tt y Marie Bankus
Aa t
~N8ro~~~~s ~fotDeWRIT
f':.l~~c~~1t~e~m-s
~;~~hdS
Y01fwJ~EN
~f th~I~~'d ~~xt ~
e~ T~Oma\~ J~hnson
III
~ch~rds J"'il~\~~i~~n t~~u~~~e~aYa;d ~rOVI(~s~m an~ al~o ~~C~IO ;~';t
JAI\~~tt~n:~~~ONEY w~~ihU~f~rhc3~~~~ l3~ANDED Fo"~~~seven
JAMES M MALONEY ~~~c;~n~~tg S~~~I I;;,e:hl:ngeh \
II!IO,
6"'11r~/I~~~~~n thfiu~~~e~aYa~J ~1~~:b:~~st~:rl~etIr:~kU~I,1e ar.~tI~~~~~a':.~
~~I~~~O
1947
_________
DIVORCE
That you summon Elizabeth Marie B a nkuS
a lso known as Betty Marie Bank~
~~~v s~:~~leo('Jj~~~~'a~~
10
Lb./o~
~th~e~crp~lro~lv~lal)slllo~~e~~ ;~~e;afJ1~~~~~I~~:n~~lt~ df~~r~~Sfth~~ ~~5trlh~~~dd at.:\~llln~'~~~;nneo~n7.,,~~
~~d~~~tofs~~r ~~lda~~u~f~~aJ1eb~!~~eter~
6~;etT~':t ff
o f New Castle Coun ty
Whereas ,
Ruth
J ane
OFFrcrAL Vuono by h e r Petition to
SEAL
°lf °:l{e
n
Ihe P rothonotalY o f said COUl t In a nd for
Ne w Castle Cou n t y for t h e ca use of
ISSUED
r~icr lro
~I~~eoi~~ b~t~el~:~ w~~ml~;~n ~~xro~~
-
:~~~
-"
Court s h a ll seem meet and ~ f as to iii
thc pi ovlslOns of the S3Id ACI ~fl~,.
EN
AN D H AVE YO Uwln
THERE
Prothonotary
54
~
'DIVORCE
New Castle Co unty ss
RI~~J:C:~S~t ~Wml~~~~o:able Charltl I
T he S late of Defla~are, Ca tie Count~ Ma rch A D Nineteen thH
e 3rd dar .
To the She r iff 0
ew
s
undred ;:;
G reetmgs
Whereas
Willia m
T March 10 1947
tgck:;::n
3-27 4-3 10 17245-1
Superior Court, fil ed In the
office of the Prothonotary of saId Cou rt
DIVOR CE
In a nd for New Castle ~ou':.i1 f~r l::'~
New Castle Coun t \ , Ss
a
ca use of complaint the r e n
ege h t
1 h e State of Dela\\alc
a ns\\ er the allega tions of the said P e tltlonLetters T estamentarv
Estate of Meyel Pllnlcl<. Deceased
Notice Is here b y giv e n tha t L e tters T est api oVld ed and also to do a nd r eceive what
men t ary u pon the Esta te of Me ye r Pilmck
the Court shall then and there consider
la te o f W hi te C lay Creek H undl ed d e concerning her In this be h alf as to the
ceased we re du ly g ra n ted un to Soph ie
P il n lck on the Se venteen til day of April
~~~6'~a\~t ~~~le~~lrj'~d~e~,at~)~~a~e ;.,r't.~e ~ourt S~1tll ~~eo~ t':::~~I':in~c"~~~I~~:!,~~\~h
A 0 1947 and a ll persons Inde bted to the
may be prono u nced d isso lvi n g t he mar- A~81 °H~~E YOU THEN THERE THIS
said deceased are req ue"ted to m a ke pa)
lIage exist ing between t he P etitioner and
WRrT
ments t o the E xec ut rix wi t hout d e lay a nd
ail persons ha Ving d e m a n ds agai ns t the
Co mma nd You AS YOU
To
o[ Ne\\ Castl,
d eceased are reqUi red to exhibit and p reWE R E HER E l' 0 FOR E COMMA NDED Ma rch A D Nineteen Hundred and ma r riage existin g b e tween the P e ti tioner
Whe reas
sent the same dul y probated to t he said
Exe cutn x on or before the Seventeent h
JAMES M MALONEY
YOU
da y 0 ' Aplll A D 1948 01 abide b y the
law In th iS behalf
March 10 1947
Prothonota r y
file d In the
SOPHIE p~~~rrlx
New Cas tle C~I;;~R~E
d ay
t he 5th d a y o f May n e xt to
DrvORCE
Lockman 50 that she be and appear before of said Court In a nd for
a ns we l the a llegatIOns of th e sa id P etition
New Castle County , s s
the Judges of our said Court at the n ext County for the ca u<e of
Address Ho ff man and Holl'ma n A ttorrhe S ta te of De la \\ ale
nev at law Nor t h Ameri can BUllclmg To Ihe S heri ff o ( New Castle Count~
Castle Count y,
I
W ilmington Delaw8le
G reeti n gs
Wheleas
Pau l
J ohn
4 24 5 I 8
OFFrCIAL August We be r a lso Imow n
t
G l eetlngs
Whe reas William Garyas P aul J
A
Weber Ihe provisions of t he said Act of Assembly
S EAL
OFFICIAL a ntes by h is P e tition to Ac t of Assembly In such case made and
W<' th e lefo re
SH E RI FF S SALE-B y v irtue o( a w rit
b y h is Peti tion to the
THEN T HERE T HIS
SEAL
the Judges of our Super ior prOVid ed a nd also t o d o a nd rece ive w h al VI ERE HER E r F H
of Vend Exp Monition No 32 May Judges of our S upe rior Court file d In the AN D HAVE YOUWR
IT
Court fi led In the office the Court sh a ll the n and there consldpr That ~ou summon ·;';_.~.~··l.~I\:~DLlt1d
Term A 0 1947 to me d Irected Will be office of the P rolhonotary of said COUIt
WIT
NESS
the
Honorable
Charles
S
o
f
the
Prothono
tary
of
said
Court
In
a
nd
concern
in
g
h
im
In
th
is
beha
lf
as
to
t
he
so
that he be and aPP<1r
expo ed to Public Sale dt thc Cou rt m and fOI New Castle County f Ol t he
House Southeast Corner of Eleve nth and cause of com pl aint therem a ll eged h as R ich ards at Wi lming ton the 3rd d ay o f for New Castle County for t h e ca u se of Co u rt shall seem m eet a nd consiste nt w'th J udges o f OUI sa id Co .. t al he
J( lng S tree ts City of Wilmington New made applicat Io n t o ou r said Judges t hat March A D NlIleteen Hundred a nd compl a int therei n alleged, h as m ade ap pll- the p rov ISions of t he sai d Act of Assembl y th PreoI 10 be h e ld at Will .1I1~ 00 on!
seven
calion to our said Judges that a d ecree m ay AND HAVE YOU 1 HBN THERE T IDS daan ~\Verthtehe ~tll~" ,dllaOYns OO(f II M?~"d no,.X!
Castle County Delawale
a decree may be p ron ounced d IssolVing the Forty
JAMES M MALONEY be pron ounced d issolvi n g t h e marriage
WR IT
- ' ,
ON SATUR D AY
m arriage existing between the P etttloner ISSUED
THE T HIR D DAY OF
_ar_c_h_I_O_
19_47_ _ _p_r_ot_h_on_o_ta_r.:..y_ _
the P etitioner a n d
and Adeline F arrant He rbert Weber a l.o M
MAY 1947
as Ad a H We ber
D I VORCE
We thele(ore Command Yo u AS YOU March A D Nineteen H undred and pr o vldcd and al 0 to dn '"
cel\.
at 10 0 clock A M Eastem Sta ndard known
We the ref Ole Comma nd You AS YOU
Time the follOWin g desCilbed Real E state WERE
H ERETOFO R E COMM ANDE D
~~~v ~:~~leof'Jj~~~:va~~
~~1~tR ~o~ Es~~~~nF ~~Z~b;g~~r~~~~s f~sU'E~even
JAMES M MA L ONEY ~1~~1c~IOn~~g sl~::;; ~~e~h l~n~. ;~rf'
VIZ
That
yo
u
summon
Adeline
F
a
rran
t
H
ei
10
Ih
e
Shel
lff
of
New
Castle
Count)
so
tha
t
sh
e
be
and
a
ppear
before
t
he
March
10
1947
P
rothonotary
C
ur.
sh
all
<cem
me"t
JI1<1
N S Chestnut Bet Clayton & d uP ont S ts
bel t Webe r also kno\\ n as Ada H Weber
7355 J a n T 1947
S- I-565
G rec tl n gs
Whereas Ehza beth Jones {I~~fe';f ~~ b~\Se~~d a'f°~~f';:n~~gnn~~t i:~;;" 3-274-3 1017 245 -1
th e !> ov no ns o( the -"I \C.Ol
that she be and appeal before th e J u d ges
P lolhonotary s I ndex No 5103 Southern .0
Ollt said COUI t at th e next term the) coC
OFFICIAL
Anderson by hel P e tition
the 5t h d ay of May next to
New Cas tle
A ' D HAVE )
T
Seized and t a ke n In execution as the of
to b h el d at W lImlngton on Mo nd ay the
propert y o( CathelLOe 0 Brien a nd to be !ifh
d a, of May next to answel the alle~a~
SEAL
~~Il~~ g~~~is fi~~dol:~ ~~e ~~'W~'il!~ ~I~~~~~~e~s aO:c~;1~1~~~oPt~~tIX~t The Stat e of D elawal e
\\ !fl IES
t he HOI 0 ah'e
sold by
ELMER C TAYLOR Shenff
tlons of th e said P etItIOner P au l Jo hn oll1ce of the P lothonotary of said Court In o f Assembly m s uch case made and To
of New Cas tle Count)
at
the
Sheriff s Offices WIlmington Del April Augus t Webel also k nown as Paul J A a nd for New Castle County for the cause pl ovl ded and .also 10 do a nd tecelve what
Whereas El izabeth D ay FOII \ seven
12 1947
We bel according to t he Ac t of Asse m bly of complaint therein alleged has made ap the Court shall then and t hel e consid e r
IS SUED
4 17 24 5 1
In such case made and prOVided and also
_
___
to do and recei ve what th e Court shall
March 10 1947
SHERIFF S SALE-By virtue of a Writ then and thele conSider concerning him rlage e x lsllng bet\\ een the PetItioner and Ihe provIs ions of Ihe Said Ac t of Asse mbly
Court filed 10 the office - - - - - - of Vend Exp MOnitIOn No 34 May In th ' s behalf as to the Cou rt s hall seem Voila A nderson
AND HAVE YOU THEN THERE THIS of th e Proth o notary o f said Court In and
DIVORCE
Tel m A D 1947 to me dhected \\111 be mee t and consistent With the provIs ions
We thelefore Command You AS YOU
WR IT
for New Cas tle County for the cause of
New Castle Count~ s
exposed to Public Sale at the Court of Ihe saId Act of Assembly
WERE HERETOFORE COMMANDED
WTINESS the Honora ble Charles S complaint therein alleged h as made appll The State of Dela\\ ,'e
H ouse Southeast Cornel: of Eleventh and AN D H VE YOU THEN THERE THIS Tha t
~ ou summon Voila Anderson Richards at Wl lmlOgton the 3rd day o ( catIOn to our said Judges that a decree To the Sherlll' of New Castle
K ing Strcets CIty of Wilmmgton New
WR IT
co that he be and appeal befole the Marc h A D Nineteen Hundred and m a y be pronounced disso lving the m ar
Greetings
Castle County Dela\\are
WITN ESS thc Ho norable Charle" S Judges of QUI sai d Court at the ne xt term Forty - seven
rJ8i:t P eXisting betwee n the Petitioner and
ON SATURDAY
Rlchalds a t Wlhntngton lh e 3rd day of the reof 10 be held a t WIlm in gton on Mon ISSUED
JAMES M MALONEY R alph D ay
T HE T H m D D AY OF
March A D Nineteen H und red and d aY
t he 5th d ay of May nex t to March 10 1947
P rothonotary
We there for e Comm,nrl You AS YOU
MAY 1947
FOI t\' -seve n
Court sl1all seem mee t and consistent with 3 27 4-3101724 5-1
\V E R E H ER E T 0 FOR E COMMANDED
J AMES M MALONE Y concerning
at 10 0 clock A M E aste rn S tand atd rSS UED
him In thIS behalf as to t he
rhat
you
su mmon
R a lph
Day
so
P roth onotary
T ime the follOW Ing d escribed R eal Estate ' Mal ch 10 1947
a nswer t he a llega t ions of t he sa Id P etition
0 1VOn CE
lhat h e be an d appear befOl e Ll'e
v iz
- - - - - - -- - - - - - - e l E lizabet h J ones Andelson accord ing to
Ncw Castle County ss
Judges of OUt said Court a t the ne xl term
E S Buttonwood B e t A & B
DIVORCE
th e Act of Assembly In such case m ade a nd
rhe S tate of De la .... al e
thereo f to be h eld at Wilmington on Mon No 7365 J a n T 1947
New Cas tle Cou n ty ss
plovldeo and also to d o a nd lece lve what 10 t he S heriff of New Cas tle Cou nty d ay
the 5th d ay of May nex t to
S-I-568
The State of Dela\\ ale
th e COUI t sha ll the n and t here conSider
G I eetlngs
a nswer the a ll egallons of the saI d P e t itIOn
P ro t honota l y's Index No 3469-Southern To the Shellff of New Castle Cou nty conce l n lng h im In t h ,s beh a l! as to t he
Whereas Wa lter B roady el Ehza be th D ay accordin g t o the Ac t
S eized and t a k e n 111 execullon as th e
G I eetlng
Whel eas Ma ry T Rhyner COUI t sha ll seem meet a nd conSiste nt w ith
OFFICIAL
b y h is P e ti tion to the o f Asse mbl y In such case mad e and
We Therefore Command
p ropert y of Anme P a r sons a nd t o be
OF FICI A L b y her P etilion to the the proviSIOns of the sa id Act of Asse mb"
SEAL
J u dges of o u r SuperlOl pi oVlded an d also to d o a n d I ecelve wh at WERE HER E T 0 FOR E
so ld b y
SEI\L
J ud ges o f o ur Supello r A ND HAVE YOU THEN THERE THI S
Court
filed
10
t he lh e Cou r t s h all th en a nd t here conSid er That you su mmon Elizabeth
ELMER C TAYLOR She nff
Cou rt filed In the offil ce
WRrT
office of the Prothonotary of said Cou r t concewl n g h Im 10 t hiS behal! as to t he 50 tha t she be and appear
Sh e riff s Offices Wilming ton Del Apr il of the P rotbonota l ~ of Sai d COUI t In and
WIT NESS the Ho n orable Charles S In and fOl New Cas Ue County for the Court sh all seem mee t a nd con s istent With Judges of our said Court at the
12 1947
for New Castl e County fo r the ca use o f RIcha rds a t Wil m In g ton the 31d da y of cause of com plain t t herei n a lleged h as the p rovIsions of t he said Act of Assem b"
the reof to be held a t Wllmmgton
EN
4 1724 5-1
A D NlOeteen Hundred and Forty
A ND HAVE YOUw-rili
T HERE THIS
SHERIFF'S SALE-By v Irtue of a w rI t ma y be pronounced d iss olVing the ma r - ISSUED
JAMES M MALONEY the mar riage exist ing between t he P e tl WrT NESS the Ho nor a ble Charles S e r Joseph Rhoads J r accordmg
of Vend Exp Mom lion No 39 May rlage e Xisting between the Petitioner and March 10 1947
P rothonotary
t lonel and Ma rt h a C Broady
R ichards a t Wilmington t he 3r d d a y o f of Assembly In such case made
Term A D 1947 to me directed Will be Walter L Rhyner
3-274-310,17245-1
We t h elefOle Com m a nd Yo u AS YOU March A D Ninetee n Hundred and vlded a nd a lso to do and
e xposed to Public Sale at the Court
We thelefore Comma nd You AS YOU
WERE HERETOFORE COMMANDED Forty -se ve n
the Court sh all then and
House Southeast Corner of Eleventh and WERE HERETOFORE COMMANDED
DIVORCE
That you summon Martha C Broady ISSUED
JAMES M MALONEY conce rning h e r In t h is
King Streets City of Wilmington New That you summon Walter L Rhyner
New Cas tle County, 5S
so that s he be and IIppear before the March 10 1947
Prothonotary
Court sha ll seem m eet
Castle County Delaware
3 27
ON SATURDAY
Castle County
1 - 4-3,10,1724 5-1
THE THmD DAY OF
MAY 1947,
Gree tin gs
Whereas
Florence E
New Castle
WITNESS the
at 10 .'clock A. M, Eastern Standard
~~e, the
detCl'lbed Real Estate,
Castle County
Aat
the
of Assembly In IVClb ease made and
Superior
Court
filed prOVIded and a lso to do a nd rece ive \\ h a l
Greetings
Forty-seven
Z'l Klund Street
prOVided. and aJ.o to do and receive what In the office of the Prothonotary o f said the Court shall then and there cons ide r
Whereas
Martha
V USSUED
No 7377 Jan TIM'
the Court ahall then and there consider Court In a nd for New Castle County for concermng her III thiS behalf as to the
OFFICIAL Outten by her Petition to March 10 1941
8-1-572
SEAL
'the Judges of our SuperIOr 3-27,4-31017245-1
Prothonotary's Index No 18292-Southern concerntng him In thiS behall as to the the cause of complaint therein alleged has Court shall seem meet and cons isten t With
Coupt, filed In the office
Seized and taken In execution as the Court shall seem meet and consistent with m ade application to our said Judges tha t a the p rovISions of the sa id Act of Assembly
DIVORCE
property of Annie Simon & Mary Wein- the provIsions of the said Act of Assembly decree may be pronounced dissolving AND HAVE YOU THEN THERE THIS of the Prothonotary of said Court Inseand
AND HAVE YOUwlliEN THERE THrS
the PetlWITNESS the
Charles S
mC;J'e
traub and t~L~lg 'irAYLOR Sherif!
WITNESS the Honorable Charles S
We therefore Command You AS YOU Richards at Wilmington the 3rd day o f plication to our said Judges that a decree To the She riff o f New Castle
Sherlf'r's Offices, Wilmington Del April
12 1947
~1~:'ch,dS A at J"'"~II~~~~~n Ihriu~~~e~aYa~J ~h~r ~o~ E :u~:;.~: 0p~t~lc~O~MA~e~a~1 Wo":t~~se~n D Nineteen Hundred and ::':'~tl:,e/rb~~!;!..~~~d du.~IVI~:t:~~nr::;rrl:~~
Greetings
4-17 ,24,5-1
JAMES M MALONEY
1947
you AS YOU
SHERIFF 8 SALE-By vtrtue of a wt:lt
March 10, 1947
Prothonotary
thereof to be held at WIlmington on Mon- 3-27,4-310,17245-1
WERE HERETOFORE COMMANDED
That you summon Courtney 0 Outten
T;~ VA'n'b ~:f7 !:o::;!loJlrfcfed 4\~ I1r;~ _ __ :..-_ _ _ _ _ _ _. : . - _ day, the 5th day of May next to
DrVORCE
a nswer the allegations o( the said Petition
DIVORCE
so that he be and appea r be fore the
er Florence E
Demas i according to
Ne w Castle County, ss
Judge s of our saId Court at the next term
~~~edSo~th:~~I~or~:~e ofa~le~:nt~oa':,'J New Cas tle County, ss
King Streets, City of Wilmington New f o 6.~;et~~,:~lff of New Cas tle County ~~~v1~!3.f a~~se~;:'I~~nd~u~~dcar~~!"7:~"w'hna~ T:hleheSt~l~e~~ D~Ja~,:::, Cas tle Cou nt y ~~;~eotht~ b5t~el~:~ w~~mIM~~n ~~xtMO~~ ::,a3:cr':fePl:nay be pronounced
Castle County Delaware,
ON SATURDAY
OFFICIAL
Greetings
Whereas
Edith Irene
THE THIRD DAY OF
SEAL
to the Judges of OUI Court shall seem meet and consistent with
OFFICIAL Hart by h e r P e tition to of Asse mbl y In such case made and
We Therefore Command
MAY 1947
Superior Court flied In the the proviSIOns of the said Act of Assembl y
SEAL
the Judges o f o u r Supe nor p rOVid ed and a lso to do a nd I ecelve what WERE HER E T 0 FOR E
a t 10 o'clock A M Eastern Sta ndard
oll1ce
of
the
Prothonotary
of
said
Court
In
AND
HAVE
YOU
THEN
THERE
THrS
Court
filcd
In the office the Court shall the n and the re conSider That y ou s ummon
Time the follOWin g described Real Estate
and
for
Ne
w
Cas
tle
County
for
the
cause
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him
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th
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be
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as
to
the
so
th a t h e be
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o f compl a ll1t therein a lleged has made ap
WITN ESS t he Honorable Charles S [or New Castle Co unty for t he cause of COUI t sh a ll seem mee t a nd con s iste nt With Judges of ou r saId
800 Buttonwood Street
plica tIOn to our sa id Judges that a d ec r ee RIchards at Wilmington the 3rd day of complain t there in alleged has mad e a ppll- th e prov Ision s of the said Ac t of Asse mbly thereof to be held at Wilmlnlglorl. on~l:ouN1r\l
No 7388 Mar T 1947
N-2-419
r;,: :e ~;' lft~~~o~~~~~e~'~~IV~~~l tl~:e rmaa;d ~~~~~se:en D Nineteen Hundred a nd :;;,~~nb':o P~~~0~~~~dJI~~::(;\v7~~t t~ed;:;~~e A ND HAVE YOU THEN THERE THIS d ay the 5th d ay of May
Prothonotary s Index N-3381
rSSUED
JAMES M MALO NEY n age e Xi sting be twee n the P e titioner and
WITN ESS the
Cha rles S
Seized and taken In executIOn as the Melville Howard L yell
p r operty of Delaware Stone & Constru~
W
Prothonotary
Yo u AS YOU
at
tion Co an~L~~ ~ol~l.fLOR Sheriff
That y ou summon Me lVille Howa rd Lyell
WE R E HER E T 0 FOR E COMMA NDED Forty -sev en
t h e Court shall then and there
Sheriff s Offices Wilmington De l April
Ne' v Castle
e H:h!
1947
J
12 1947
4-17 24~
5-_
1 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
lh e reo f to be h e ld a t Wilmin gton on MonThe S ta te of De la wa re
J u d ges of o u r sa id Cou r t a t the next te rm
th
I
( th
d
To
of Ne w Cas tle Coun ty
New Cas tle
SHERIFF S SALE-By v irtu e of writs of
Ve nd Exp Momtions Nos 35-36-37-38- e r Elaine Morgan Lyell according to the
Whe r eas
Will iam
R a nswer t he a llegations of the sa id P etition
The State of De lawa l e
WITNESS the Honorable
40-42 May Term A 0 1947 to me dlOF~i~~L 1~tgg~% h~F POel~~tlO~u~e;~~~ ~f Eg~;I~n~~r;e II~al !u~f,co~~~~g ~~a~~e ~~(; To ~~~et~~,:~ 'ff o f New Ca stle Cou nty ~~~ca~ds Aat riVlh~:~~~~~n the
lected wllI be e xposed to Public Sale at ~,c;vl'(tedAS;~:r~II~ol~'o sJ';~n~a~"ec~~~ew'h':.~
t he Court House Southeast Corner of th e Cou r t sh a ll t he n and there consldel
Court fli ed In the offi ce of prOV ided , and a lso to d o a nd receive w hat
Whereas
T h omas
H Fortv--even
Eleve n th and K in g Streets ci ty of Wil - concerni ng h im In th is behalf as to the the Prothonotar~ of said COUIt In and fo r the Cou rt sh a ll t he n a nd t he l e consld el
OFFICIAL J ohnson by h iS P etillon ISSUED
m ington NeONca§~;.~~'l~ Delaware
~ourt shall see~ t,::eet adn~ c~nn~ent ~\th New Castle County for the ca use of com 'E'onucle(~~~11 ~1~~n l~e~~I~n~e~~~fsl:t~ nt~ \;~r,
SEAL
tOSU~~~I01:1U~;~~t ~1edo~~ r-~~cr_31100 117942"4' 5-1
1
THE THmD DAY OF
A N8 o~~~~s ~OU e ir':.iEN c TkR~e~HrS G~~n~o t~~~e~~ I; I}~~eg~S I~~~ t n;:a~:c::':~:; t he provIsions of the said Ac t o! Assem bl ~ ~:x:::::.:::;:::;:::~::::::::~:»::.:::::::::::::~~~~~i.i.~;';'::::;:::«::;:::~
MAY 1947
WRIT
be pronounced d lssolv m g the m alr lage A ND HA VE YOU THEN THERE THIS ~:
a t 10 0 clock A M Eastern Standard
Time the f ollOWing described Real E state
the P eti tio n e r a nd
WITNESS t he
Charles S
v iz
D Nmeteen Hund red and W
at
Wnt No 35 Ma y T erm A D 1947
316 Lord Stree t
ISSUED
JAMES M MALONEY That you s ummon Eva Alice Alto F orty seve n
No 7369 Jan T 1947
S-I-570
Ma rch 10 1947
Prothonota ry
so that she be and appear be fo re the ~SU~~o 1947
JAMES M MALO NEY
Amieslte Driveways
Concrete GUlb
Prothonota r y s Index No 21833-S
Judges of our sa id Court a t the n ext term 3_~;c4_3 10 17 245-1
Prothonota ry
WrI t No 36 May T"e rm A D 1947
DrVORCE
thereof 10 be held at Wilmin gton on Mon314 Lord Stree t
Road Gravel
Top Sot!
New Castle County s s
d a y, the 5th day of May n e xt to
DIVORCE
No 7371 J a n T 1947
S-I-570
Prothonotary s Inde x No 21832 S
T:h~,eSt~t~e~~ D~la ~a:-~ Cas tle County ~~sw7rll~~ aJle~t~gn~c~~:~Cn~a\~ ~~~ti~~i ~~~v s~~~~leof'Jj'~~~va~~
Concrete Walk s & Cinders & Ha uhng
Writ No 37 May T e rm A D 1947
Gl eellngs
Wheras Hazel R PIII_ o f 1ds~mbl~ m such ca ~e m ade and To th e Shel llT of Ne w Castle County
322 Lord Street
N o 7372 Jan T 1947
S 1-571
OFFICIAL glan by her PetitIon to r~~v C~urt a~haft's~h~~ d~n~n th~~~el~~n;;~:lt
G reetings
P r othonotary's Index No 21836-S
315 Cranston Avenue
SEAL
the Judges of our Supe r ior conce rn in g h e r In this be h alf as to th e
OFFICIAL sc~ahtileab Bfssle pG~l'rge
Writ No 38 May T erm A D 1947
318 Lord Street
o[ the
SEAL
'Phone Wilmington 3-9926 After 5 P
I
No 7375 Jan T 1947
S-I-572
HEN
AND HAVE YOUwl
THERE THIS o ffice of the Prothonotary of safd
P rothonotary s Index No 21834 S
W ri t No 40 May Term A D 1947
ca tion to our said Jud ges tha t a decree
WITNESS the Ho~rable Charles S ~~u~~d ofo~0~~1~In~as:~~I ~~unaW~g!~r tl~~
320 LOI d S tree t
No 7380 Jan T 1947
S-I-573
Aa t
P rothonotary s Index No 21835 S
You AS YOU
JAMES M M ALONEY the m a r riage eXisting be twee n the P etl - (,
Writ No 42 May T erm A D 1947
W
E
R
E
H
E
R
E
T
0
FOR
E
COMMANDED
March
10
1947
P rothonota ry
tlo ner a nd Cha r les T Sch affer
324 Lord S treet
Th at you summon P a ul Ar th u r P lllgian 3-274-31017245-1
W~'h iru~f~lih 3';~~)~ l3~~Asmri'~
No 7379 J a n T 1947
S-I-573
P ro thono ta ry s Index No 21837-S
so that h e be a nd a ppea r be fo re the
That y ou summ on Charles T Schaffer
Lime Spreading Service
Seized and t a k e n In execu tion as the Judges o f our sa id Court at the n e xt t e rm
DIVORCE
<0 that he be and a p peal befor th
f
property of Indus tllal T r ust Co e t al
thereof to be h e ld at Wilm in gton o n Mon Ne w Castle County s s
Judges of OUI said Court at t h c next term
Ours does not blow all over the community wh e n spread l\el I
Trus a nd to be sold by
day
the 5th da y of Ma y next to
T he State of De la ware
thereo f to be he ld at W lhnlngton on Mon
better equipment creates ne" economies As of April 1 t our prItt
ELMER C TAYLOR Sheriff
nns wer t h e allegations of the said P etl tlon- To the She llff of New Castle Coun t y d ay
the 5th d a y of M ay nex t to
She r iff s Offices Wilmington Del A p ril e r Hazel R Pll igian according to the Act
$650 per ton spread at one ton per acre on y our fi elds Betbltl~
Greetings
answer t he a llegations of the said P eti tion
o f Assembly In s uch case m ad e and
Whereas
Eva
Kl ein er BeSSie G eo rge Sch affer accOl d in g to the
12 1947
Magnesium carbonate
provIded and a lso to d o and r ecei ve wh a t
OFFICIAL by h e r P e tition to the Act of Assembl y In such cascs made and
4 17245-1
tile Co urt s h a ll th e n and the re consider
SEAL
Judges o f ou r Supe r lOl pi o vlded a nd a lso 10 d o a nd) ecelve w h at
Call or Write
SHERIFF S SALE-By vIrtue of Wri ts of conce rn in g him In th is be half as to the
Cou r t, fli ed In the office o f the Cou rt sh all then a nd t here consider
Ve nd Exp Mon itions Nos 43144 45- May Court sh a ll seem m eet a nd cons iste nt w ith t he PI otho no tar~ of SOld Court In a nd f Ol concel nl ng hi m In this beh alf as to t he
T e rm A D 1947 to m e directed will be the prov isions of tile sa id Ac t of Assembl y Ne w Castle Co unt y for the cause o f com- Court sha ll seem meet a nd co nsisten t wi th
ALB E R T O .
HUM P H R 1 ~
exposed to Public Sa le a t the Court A ND HAVE YOUwlr~EN THERE THIS rl~~nto t~~~e~~ I;lj~tegdes I~~~t~a~:c~.,r':~:~ the prOVisions of t h e <aid Act of Assembly
R 1 Newark, Del
'Phonc NC\l casUe I
House Southeast Cor ner of Eleven th a nd
WITNESS the Hon orab le Charles S be p ronounced d issolvi n g t he marriage AND HAV E YO UWl:~EN T HEHE TIUS
~~~e ~~~c;,t~y ~!ra....?afreWilming ton New ~c1~1rds A a t ri" 11~\~~lon U¥i 3 d ~ ay oJ J~:T~~n'kle~:tween the P etitIoner and WITNESS thc Honorab le Charles S
Representing Chas W Diliberto, MJJdleto\\ n , O clal' are
ON SATURDAY
THE THIRD DAY OF
een
un re
an
W" t here fore Co m m a nd You AS YOU
at
MAY 1947
ISSUED
JAMES M MALO NEY W E R E HER E TO FOR E COMMANDE D FOI t~ seven
a\ 10 0 clock AM, Easte rn Sta ndard Malch 10 1947
Prothonotary
That y ou s ummon Ju lius Klei n so ISSUED
JA MES M M AL ONEY
Time the follow ing described Real E s tate
DIVORCE
y~~tge;1~r o~r s:~d co~~re:{ th~e~~~~ te~~~ ~~7cl:lYo 1~4J4 5-1
Prothonotary
VIZ
WrIt No 43 May T erm A D 1947
Ne w Castle Co unty, ss
the reof to be held at WilmIngton on Mon - - - - - - - - -- - 308 Lord Strcet
The State of Del awa re
d a y, the 5th day of May next to
DIVORCE
No 7315 Mar T 1946
S-I-552
To 8~;etT~~:1ff of New Castle Coun ty :~ swE~atheKl~l,;a t!~~~rC:ll~~e ~~Id ft.~t1tI~~t
::~: s~:~~leo('Jj'~~~a~~
Prot honotary s rndex No 21829-S
Available For Immediate Delivery
Writ No 44 Ma y Term A D 1947
OFFICIAL R.:rnere~~ h~~ttYpcdti~~ ~~ov1d~dm~~ ~I~O ~~c~o ~~~e re~~~: :;a~ T o 6~~et~~glff of New Ca stle County
312 Lord Street
SEAL
to the Judges of our the Court sh a ll the n and there cons ider
Whe reas
G ertrude B
No 7316 Mar T 1946
S-I-552
Portable, COllsoles and Treadles Newly rebuJlt, olle y ea r
Superior Court filed In concerning him In this beh alf as to the
OFFICIAL Jarvis by h er P eti tion to
Proth onotary s Index No 21831-S
Sewing Machines and Vacuum Cleaners repaired P a r ts for all
the office or the Prothonolary of said Court shall see m m eet and co nsistent wI th
SEAL
the Judges of OUI Superior
WrIt No 45 May Term A D 1947
Court In and for New Castle County, the provision s of the saId Act o f Assembl y
Court, flied In the ol'llce
310 Lord Street
Sewln, Machines and Vacuum Clean ers
for the cause of complaint therein AND HAVE YOU THEN THERE THIS of the Protho nota ry of ssld Cour t In and
No 7314 Mar T 1946
8-1-551
g'~u~~df.l~sd
SoU~~~I~~
o;.:ctE~r~:se~bl~ar:uS':..cf,C~O:s~I~~aJ~ ~~~
f~SU'E~ven
OF~i~iAL
FI~vnek t~er;;~~~o
RI~~;;~~S~t ~Wml~~:;,o:a~~e ~r~arJ~~ ~f :re~~:ea~~~a~~np:gn~~'"n~:~d J.~~o1~~ntg ath~
~~1a~haro~e S~I:n;:~~ ;;;;a~ b~for~u~~~ i~SU'E~ven
an~eHi~e;"e~~~lec~~~n~o~O~anAS
rl~~I~~sf ~~ ~~rh~~ a~o~;~';I~~~~nn~~t :~~~
~h~r ~o~ Es~';;~~nF ~~~n C=r;Pa~:';'~
~~ R~~~el~':,~~ ~~on~U~I;cO~~~~g ~a~~e ~;d T:h~1eSt~t~er~~ D~Ja~~~
~~~v~;~1 a~~afis~h~~ d~n~n~1~~~el~~n~~~:;
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6'~;et~~':; lff
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Sewing
Prothonotary s Index No 218» 8
Seized and taken In execution a s the
pr0J''tty of Lillian Goodley and to be
sol by
ELMER C TAYLOR Sheri"
Sheriff s OfIIces, WilmIngton bel , April
12 lIM7
4-17,24 ,5-1
~~~~:~ \~:~ :d~~r:~P~~~tlb~ ~~o~~~ns;~~
WRIT
for New Castle County for the ca use of
d issolv in g the marriage e xisting be tween R~~i~~S~t \~Wml~~rOo:a~~ee ~r~arJ~~ ~f ~~I~~tll~~\otho~~I~I~IIj'~~~~s h~~at:ddeec~~;
the PetiUoner and Harry Chester Rubln
March A D Nineteen Hundred and may be pronounced dissolving the m a rPhone 8625
w~~ihU~f~rhc3~~':tn~ l3~M~SNJi'~trsstlE~ven
JAMES M MALONEY ":~~'i.tl'1.r~!ween the Petitioner and
621 W. tth St,
That you IIUm'1lon Harry Chester Rubin March 10 1947
Prothonotary
We therefore Command You AS YOU
10 that he be and appear before the 3-27,4-3,10,17,24,5-1
WERE HERETOFORE COMMANDEOI' I<~I+<I+<>+-Ho-Ho-"'O+*<*<H";o<G+::";"'I>+-:+Ooo>(_:.':-:-':":"':";~':":";~
Groll's Sewing Machine
I
The Newark Post, Newark, Delaware, Thursday, May I, 1947
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BLANDYTO
BE ALUMNI
tlon to said foregoing ce rtltlcate are In
the ha nd w l' ltlng of the said Presiden t
d
Secretary of sa le! Company
•
an d that the sea l affix ed to sa Id certificat~ .
Is the
common
0 1' corpora te seal of saId I
Cor
por at
Ion
.
respcctlv:~
IN WIT NESS WHEREOF, I have her e - •
u n to se t m y h and and sea l of ollice the
day and ye ar a toresald
•
MTLDRED HIGGINS
•
• • • • • • • • • • ••N~t".ry Public
DAY GUEST
•
Ad miral William H . P . Blandy, commander in chie f o f t h e Na v Y's.:~tlan ti
Flcet. will make hIS flrst . ofll c.' la l aph
I'cnra nee in severa l years In IS h ome
state of Delaware. ~t t he Unive r s ity of
D laware's A lu mlll D a y prog r a m on
S :ltllrd~.v, May 17.
'
d . I B1 d '
Announcing A mira
an y s ac eeptnnce of an invi tati on to b e prese nt,
Emery W. Loomis. p r es ide nt of the
Alumni Associa tion , sa id the hi g hrankin~ officer wou ld b e t he p rincipa l
.p aker at the a lumn i dinne r a t 6:30
p. m. that day in Old C o ll ege a t Ne w ark .
• PHILA . PHfLA co, Ph •
.
MILDRED HIGGINS
•
·
NOTARY PUBLIC.
•
•• •• •••••• • • • •
My Commiss ion Expires March 0 1951
•
STATE OF DELAWARE "
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE
•
I, WILLIAM J . STOREY, Secretary of .
BSty8tecoEfRtThe State of Delaware, DO HERE- .
.
IFY that the above and forE! '
gOing IS a tr ue and correct copy of Cer - .
~.Ificate of RedUction of Capital of the
HE~.ZOG, L~MB, HORST & WARK,.
INC., as re~etved and flIed in this office •
~:7, t~e~:Y~~~I~~~h A~ait. of April, A. D. .
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have h ere unto set my hand and Official sea l at •
Dover, this twentY-fourth day of April •
Thc admiral attended D e lawa r e C ol- :,nu~~~e~ea~n~f
le&e \\·ith Ihe C lass o f 19 10. l e aving the (SEAL)
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Newark insti tution s hortly b e for e h is
a ppointment ton S. Heal, Recorder.
to the U. S. Nava l A cad e m y, fro m 5-1 ,8, 15.
which hc late r was g radu a te d a s tll'st
in his c:ass. H e r e ce ived a n hon o rary
degree of doctor of sc ie nce from the
university in 1941.
Earl\' in February, t h e a dm ir a l w a s
named'to command th e A ll an ti c F leet ,
succeeding the la te A dm ira l Ma r c A .
~litscher. At the same t ime. hi ~\ p r o m o tion to he ran i, of fu ll ad mI r a l w as
made. During the wa r , h e was c hi ef
the Na\'Y's B urea u of Ordn a nce a nd
directed developme n t o f many of th e
!'radu~lion to acce pt a n
Navy's new weapo ns. L a te r he commanded an amphibious s upport forc e in
thc Pacific, a nd b eca m e c ommander of
deslroyers and crui sel's, Pacific F leet .
At Ihe end of th e war, h e r e tur n ed to
as D e puty Chi e f of N a v a l
on for S pecial Weapons. w hich
his ass ig nm en t comma nding t h e
Army -Na vy T a sk Force w hich
th e a tomic bomb tests a t
CERTIFI CATE OF REDUCTION
OF CAPITAL
HERZOG, LAMB. HORST & WARK,
a corporation o rgani zed and e xistthe Gen er al Corporation Law
State of De lawa re does hereby
as fol1o W5:
That on t he 21st day of April, A . D.,
there was llJed with said Corporation
written consent of the holders of
of t he to ta l n umber of shares of
outstanding and having
authorizing reduction of
capital of the Corporation
o f $246,000 by means of
par fo r retiremen t in aC\-
Section 28 of the General
Law of the State of Delaware
capita l stock of each shareprovidin g th at an amount not
part of the capital of the
represe nt.ed by the s hares so
may be paid out of the capital
Corporation in respect of s uch
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the assets of the Gorporation
after su ch r eduction are suffiany debts. the payment of
not been other wi se prov ided fo'r .
WHEREOF said Her zog,
& Wark . Inc . has caused its
sea l (0 be a ffi xed ane! th is Ce rbe signed by Ra lph S Her zog.
and James K . Wark, its
this 21st day of April . 1947.
LAMB. HORST & WARK, INC.
By RALPH S. HERZOG . Preside n t
A~~ S . K~ ~ ~R~ ,. Secre ta ry
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OF PH fLAD ELPHIA )
REMEMBERED t hat on th is 21 st
April. A. D. 1947. personally ca me
me Mildred Higgins, a Notary Puband for the County a nd S tate afor ei Ralph S. Herzog. P resi den t of He rLamb, Horst & Wark . Inc. a Corpor aor the State of De laware. t he Corpo radescribed ill and w hich executed the
ng certificate known to me pe rson·
be such. and he t he sa id R a lph S.
as such PreSi de nt, dul y execu ted
ficate before me and ack now le dgsaid certificate to be h is a ct and
and the act and deed of sai d Corporathat the signa turps of the s!lid P resland of the Secretary of sai d Corpora-
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The Newark Post, Newark, Delaware, Thursday,
'lay 1, 1947
Four
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Boyce, 55 K e lls r
Avenue, are receivi ng congratulations
on the bu·th of a daughter , born APr il l I
29, in the Wilmington Genera l H ospitnl.
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Misses F aders of East Main St reet.
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Robinson's birth_day.
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week to the social meeting of the
Ladies' Bible Class of the First Pres- '~
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Mary Johns ton and Mr . George Johns- Bridgeport.
Conn., were recent guests
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Mrs . Walter Beasten and Miss CathMrs.
erine Beasten of Middletown.
Mrs. Ford McBerty, of 14 West
Mrs. A. D . Sh ort is visiting at the
ware Avenue, W Il! be h ostess on Monhome of h er son -in-la w and daughter.
M1'. a nd Mrs. J . Frank lin Anderson, of d ay evel1lng, May 5, to the May meetof the American
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Wh ite Clay Creek Church. Mr. Va n- of his brother-in -law and sister, Mr .
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Dyke is supply pastor of the church.
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MI'. and Mrs. Charles H . Smith, Jr ..
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a:e receiving congratulations on the ~
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Mr. John Dale, w ho ha s bee n vis itin g
fo r sever a l m\>nths with his son, Mr .
M . S. D a le, of E ast Main Street. return ed to his home in Renovo, P a .,
this week . Mr. a nd Mrs. Mervin S.
Dale and daughters, Barbara and Sy lvia
returned with MI'. D ale tor a short
visit.
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Single copies 5 cents. Make all checks payable to The Newark Post.
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but for our info rma tion and protection.
MI'. and Mrs. Rudo lph F. J ohnson , of
185 Sou th Chapel Street. are rece iving
congr a tu la tions on the b irth of a dau ghte l', born Thursday, April 24 . in the
Wilmin gton General H ospital. Mrs.
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Mr . Robert Polts, of 323 East Main
Stree t. has returned to his home from
the Pennsyl vania University Hospital.
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I , Ernest S Spence. intend to make application to sell alcoholic liquor for con-
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on Route 896. 3 miles South of Glasgow,
Delaware.
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For the lucky Mother
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Th e Newark Po t, Newark, Delaware, Thur day, May 1, 1947
=SociafEvents
REGL'LAR MEETINGS
OF' CIRCLE GROUPS
CALENDAR
Frida y, May 2
I nitiation at Fri end ship T emple, No. !I,
I 1RS. PURDY GUEST
Or
Fratcrna l Hall.
Saturda y, May 3
I regu lar meetings of the ci rcle
The W O.man s Auxlha ry of the First 10:00 A. M.-Bake- P eggy Cronin B arr!~:; .f the Wom a n's Society o f Pres~y tel'lan Church w ill .hold the May
gain Box, by Organ Com~hristiall el'\' ice of the Ncwark ~eetll~g on Tu esd ay even lllg, May 6, at
~~~t:c C~ful~~~d of Chri slOl
Church w ill mcet as fOI_ 17.45, 1Il the Lecturc Room of the ·
Met h( sl
Church .
10 :00 A. M.-Rum mage Sale- O . E . S .
LADIE~ ' AU?CILIARY
IO\C\'~: I" "0 I with Mrs. Roy Nich olsl .Mrs. ~aymond W . H e im , president,
Newa rk Cha pter, Ri ch Irc , ., .
WI ll b
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a l'ds Ga rage .
al leader: wi ll meet Tu esday eve ning'l s ion . e 1Il c ur ge 0 t1e bus iness sesMonday, May 5
Ma v 6 at 8 o'c!oc!< at the hom e of Mrs. ! A
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8:00 P . M.-Legion Auxiliary Meeting
J pa t; 1 Jacq uelle, 135 East De lawa re
I ' ~~CI~ progr am as been arranged
with Mrs. McBerty, 14 W.
AI'e nue Co-hostesses w ill bc Mrs. ~~;c: "~C ud es Mrs. WIllard Purdy, of
Del. Ave .
CI . 'Iorris a nd Mrs. Mildred Sharp.
I mll1~ on , as the g uest speaker. Mrs .
T uesday, May 6
a~a I ~o 2 or which Mrs George L Purdy IS the wife of the pastor of the
Ch:~~:r ' is . leader, w ill me~t Tuesda; First a nd Centra l Presbyter ia n Church 2:00 P . M.- Circle 2 of W . S . C. S .
5 .-,
Mav 6 at 2 o'clock with of Wllmmgton. Spec Ial music h as also
with Mrs. Mylrea , 53 E.
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been arranged .
P a rk P lace.
artell .oon .
~Irs. Thomas D. Mylrea, 53 E ast P a rk
This is th e last program m eeting of 2: 00 P . M.-Cil'cle 3 of W. S . C. S .
Place
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the year a3 the June meetin g will b e
with Mrs. Futche r , E ll iott
Circie :\0. 3 under the d ir ecti on of e ntirely a business m ee ling .
H e ights.
Ws. Jmes H. McNeal, m ee ts Tuesday
7:15 P . M .-Circ1e 5 of W . S . C . S .
mee t at Church for Wilaflern oo n. May 6. a t 2 o'clock with EXH IBIT OF CLUB WORK
mington .
Mrs. Frank Futche r of Elli ott Heights.
BY GL ASGOW HOMEMAKE RS 8:00 P . M .-Circle 1, Mrs. J a cquette,
Mrs. J. D. Reed w ill assis t as h ostess.
A display of G lasgow Hom e Demon136
E . Del. Ave.
Circle No. 4 led by Mrs . Howard
stration projects wi ll be placed in onc
Circle 4, Mrs. Leverage,
Patchell. wiil meet Tuesd ay evening,
of the windows of the Newark Fa r m
East Del. Ave .
May 6. at 8 o'c lock at the home of Mrs.
a nd Home Supply, E ast Main Street,
C ircle 6, Mrs. Mosher, 46
Oliver Leverage , Ea st Dela ware Ave in observa nce of National Home DemE . D el. Ave.
nue. Mrs. Wa llace Geo rge and Mrs. onstration Club W ee k of May 4 to
Circle 7. Mrs. Cole, 269
Edna G. Worth wi ll be co- hostesses.
May 11.
Circle No. 5 of w hich Mrs. Irvin
Several members of this club are
Ci~~l~a~~ ~t~lUrch Dining
Croll' is leader , w ill m eet on Tuesday p la nning to attend the State Meeting of
Hall, Miss Taylor, guest
eveni ng. May 6, a t 8 o' clock at the Home Demonstra tion C lubs at Dover on
speaker.
Deaconess Home in Wilmi ngton . All Thursday, May 8, at w h ich meeting the
Auxiliary
of
members of the group are to meet at chosen outsta nding member of this 7:45 P . M.-Woman's
the Newa rk Methodist C h urch at 7:15 club, Mrs. Amanda J ohnson , will be
!,;r:~eP;~~~~~~r~~s.c;~;~~
lor transportation.
honored a long with outstanding m e mguest speaker.
Ci rcl e No. 6 with Mrs. Alv in L . be r s of other clubs.
Thursday, May 8
Kenworthy as leader, meets Tuesday
7:45 P . M.-Miss ion a r y Society, First
evening, May 6, at 8 o'c lock at t he
Presbyterian Church, in
hOOie of Mrs. Elea n or Mosh er. 46 East R EGULAR MEETING
Praye r Meeting room .
Delaware Ave nu e. Co-hostesses for the LADIES' BIBL E CLASS
"T
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accumu
lating
forces
w
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drag
Friday,
May 9
eveni ng will be Mrs . Virginia Kirka nation into wicked ness a nd weak- Covered Di sh Supper a nd C ards by
patrick and Mrs. Virgini a Durn a ll.
ness"
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subject
for
this
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disN
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Ch
apte
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of O . E. S .,
Circle NO. 7 under the leadership of
Odd F ellows H all .
Mrs. Francis Lindell, will mee t Tues - cussion in the regu lar meeting of the
daY evening, May 6, at 8 o'clock, at th e Lad ies' B ible C lass of the Newark - - - -- - - - -- - - - home of Mrs. Da vid Cole, 269 E as t Main Methodist Ch urch.
All members and their friends are
Street. Mrs. J ohn Moore and Mrs.
Wi lliam Wilhelm will assist as host- cord ially invited to en joy this h our
For
of
fellows h ip adding you t h ou gh ts or
esses ..
Circle No. 8 of which Mrs. W. C . Car- opinions to the discussion of this very
t imely subject.
~v is leade r, w ill meet Tuesday eve -
Tickets arc now availab lc a t JackStorc 01' An g ie's Sub
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The A ltar Guild of Sl. John's R. C .
Church wi ll sponsor a ca rd party on
Wednesday evening, May 14 , in thc
ch u r ch recreation room .
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Members of the Newark Methodist
Church Choir w h o will participate in
the Spring Concert to be given by the
ad ult choir under t he direction of Mr.
Thom as Hilbish on Frid ay evening,
May 9, at 8:15 o'clock in t he social hall
of the ch urch, will include those in the
above picture who a re a s fo llows: Ha rtman , Miss Jean Hillman, Miss - - -- -- - - - - First row, left to righ t-Thomas Hi!- Ade lta Dawson, Miss Anne Richa rds,
bish, director, Miss Helen Mae Wol - Mi ss Muriel Starr, Miss Florence
laston, Mrs. Richa rd Mears, Mrs . Ed - Pearce, Mrs . .)'ohn Singles, Mi ss B etty
wa rd Ginthe r, Miss Roberta Carothe r s, White; third row, left to right- Tom
L os t
Runk , E arl Pearce, Don Butterworth ,
Miss Libby D awson, Miss Virg ini a
L e ighton J ackson , Vincent E. Parker, SILVER GRAY FEMALE CAT WITH gray
face and sligh tly crossed blue eyes. ReKirkpatrick , M iss Mae Gibson, Miss Earl F . Dawson, W. Fra n cis Lindell,
ward . Phone 2321.
5-1-ltc.
Winnie T ay lor, Miss Marj or ie J a mison , Rich a rd Mea rs, Charles Anderson.
CLASSIFIED
MOTHER'S DAY:
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Black Slips
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White Slips
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BAKE SATURDAY 10 A. M.
BY ORGAN COMMITTEE
T h e b ake sched u led for this Saturday m orning a t 10 a. m ., in the Peggy
Cronin Bargain Box, is sponsored by
the organ committee of the Head of
Christiana Church.
Anyone having articles for the ba k e
but who cannot bring them m ay call
PRE . MISSIONARY SOC.
eith er Miss Lillie Scott 0 1' Mrs. Rogel'
WILL MEET MAY 8
Watkins who will make arrange ments
Wpm an's Home and. Foreign for you.
MISSIonary SocIety of the F irst P resbyterian Church w ill meet on Tuesda y APPLE TON H OMEMAKERS
. evening. May 8. a t 7:45 o'clock with EXHIBIT MAY 5-10
Mr . C. P. Hearn presiding.
In observance of Nationa l Home
, Miss Leta , Wllters _ag4..Aer commit- Demonstration ChJ~ W~ek oLMay 4, to
lee includi ng Mrs. Arth UPI B. Eastman, May ll , th e mem bers of the Appleton
Mrs. Fre~ Strickla nd and Mrs. Paul D . Hom emakers will have a display irt a
LO~\~~. ~v;:~ua:r:.ni~s~::a~r~!r;~;dShiP I ;!:deOrWa~! ~i~~t~:::~a~:, i~~t~~~ngo
chaIrman, has announced t h at all
"gratitude bags" wi.11 be collected at
this May meeting .
Reports will be given by th e d ele gates ,,!ho attended th e New Cas tle
Presbyterial in Milford on last T uesday. At thi s meeting of Presbyterial
Mrs. C. P. Hea rn , president of th is local
society. was elected chairman of O V~seas Sewi ng.
Memb ers having item s for the exhibit
will please leave th em with Mrs. Ed
Mer rill or Mrs. Carl Feug ht by Saturday ;'f t hiS week. Mrs. Winslow, Mrs.
Merrill and Mrs. Feucht will arrange
t he d isplay.
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INITIATION NIGHT
AT FRIE NDSH IP T EMPLE
Friend ship T em p le, N o. 6, Pythian
S isters. w ill ho ld an initiation t h is Fri THREE-IN-ONE CLUB GRO UP d ay evening, May 2, in Fraternal H a ll .
All members are urged to attend this
WILL DISPLAY WORK
The Three-In-One Home Demonst ra- m eetin g.
tion Club w ill h a ve a window display RUMMAGE SALE
in the w indows of the ELkton Taylor, 65
East Mai n Street, in observance of SATURDAY, MAY 3
T~NewHkC~p~r~fueO~~~
Nationa l Home D emonstrati on Wee k
Eastern Star, N o. 10, will sponsor a
of May 4 to May 11.
Many mem bers of the club a re pl an- rummage sa le in Rich a rds Ga rage .
ning to a tten d the State m ee t ing of New L ondon Road , on S a turday mornHome Demonstration Clubs in Dover ing, May 3.
S e lling w ill sta rt a t 10 a. m .
on Thu rsday , May 8. M rs. C h arles
Cooper is in charge of tra nsportation WOMAN'S BIBLE CLASS
fOI' his trip.
Mrs. Joh n B. Lynch of Polly Drum- REGULAR MEETING
The Wom a n 's Bible Class of the First
mond Hill and Mrs . Anna M. Cameron
of Milford Cross Roads are the out- Presbyterian Church will meet at t he
standing club members of thi s g rou p
Who I'. " be hono r ed at the State mee t ing along w ith outstanding members of t he to p ic "Sources of National Conother clu bs.
flic ts."
~:L:~~c~UI~i~e9~~e t~:!~;I~a~~o~~L:~~
WAITRESS OR WORK WITH SMALL
5-:~~~~.y. No hea vy laundry . Phone 4921.
JUNIOR PROM
At The
Help Wanted
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NEW ARK HIGH SCHOOL
WAITRESS WANTED . Hours 10 A. M.
t'eL5ux~' C:~idySke;gt. work. Good pay.
4-17 -tfe.
Music by AI Green a nd His Cadets
Dancing 8 to 12
TYPIST-DICTAPHONE OPERATOR. Ex4 -~g~1~~~ opportun ity. Newark Trust Co.
May 12
Open to Public -
Tickets on Sale at Door
$2.00 Per Couple
Wanted
MOTHER'S DAY GIFTS
Whitman Chocolates
(Sizes 32-52)
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ROOM. CONVENIENTLY LOCATED TO
campus for 2 young tadles en ter ing Untverslty of Delaware In September. Ref~';tC~~ provided . Reply P. O. Box 60 .
5-I-Itp.
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Gobelin Chocolates
Hose
Scarfs
Handker chiefs
, . !he
Situation Wanted
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ning. May 6. a t 8 o'clock in th e d ining
hall of the church. Miss Wi n nie T ay lOt will be the guest speaker giving a
talk on the Hawiian Isnand s, "As
._'1Found Th em." Sh e will show colored
slides illustrating her talk . Co-h ostesses
will be Mrs. Thomas R oberts, Mrs.
Charles Moore and Mrs. I dla McDona ld .
Miss Doris Ca rson , Miss Shirley Ritchi e,
Mrs. Kenne th Steers, Miss Nancy Stim- COVERED DISH SUPPER
son , Miss Betty Miller, Mrs. W . s. BY O. E_ S. NO . 10
Martin , orga nist ; second row, Jeft to
The Newa r k Chapter of th e Ord er of
righ t- Miss Libby Tweed, Miss L eah E astern Star, N o. 10, w ill sponsor a
Ottey, Miss J ea n Lee, Mrs. Charles An- cover ed dish su pper and ca rd s on the
der son, Miss Eilee n Fi e lding, Miss J a ne ~oV:~ i~a~~ Frid ay, May 9, in Odd F e l-
Wanted-To, Rent
Yardley's Dusting Powders
UNFURNISHED HOUSE OR APARTMENT
. ~. or;e;ark . Permanent. Dr . Duenner,
4-24-2tp.
And Toilet Waters
Lucite Hair B.·ushes
OLD BUTTONS. GLASSWARE. CHINA
P . O. Box 60, Ext. 1.
5_~~1~pfurnJture .
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(S izes
1 8 ~ - 24 ~ )
PHON ES 581-2929
Notice
For Sale
Pauline
Bradford
Fill Up Now and Be Pre pared
LOT ON NORTH STREET, 36 by 160. See
4J't:te:rank Wlddoes, 34 N Chapel St.
B~~~~e ~~is~~AN HAY, $20.00 per ton.
4-24-ltc.
P hone 2.1581
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BUCKET- A-DAY WITH 30 GALLON tank .
~~ . ~;n~~tt" ri~no~~ater. Phone 3383,
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AND CASE. Like
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5 l-Itp.
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G~~o~A~~~ii~nBY,~~!Ri!9~'yEN,
broil';;:.
5-1-2tc.
GAS RANGE-Table top. 4 burners. oven
and broiler. Good condition .
Phone
2-0172.
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AM'ERICA'S FINEST SILVERPLAT~ .
Full Course Dinners
A century of experience ~ reflected in the su~r1a­
tive quality and sterllng-like craftsmanship of all
1847 Rogers Bros. patterns.
Stop in and let's plan together when you can own a
tervice in America's Finest Silverplate. It is worth
waiting for the best.
1847 Rogen Bros. prices have not Increased.
52 Fiece Service for 8 - $64.75 - No TIL
Platters . Sandwiches
Sunday Dinners 12 Noon to 7 P. ~I.
Closed Every Monday
E. Main St. Phone 245\.
SCOOTER 1942 GUEST MODEL. Apply
f~n~,gha m's Esso Station, 7 A. M. to
BOGBBS BBOS.
Op n Evenings Until 11:00 P. M.
P~ellire~Ma~~ UM~tcld~~"
~~n~ol~" 'R:~hael Toomey, R. D. 2. New
5 I ltP
- - . .
250 WHITE OAK POSTS. PHONE 619\.
5-1-2tp.
1036 2 DOOR CHEVROLET. Good condi-
1 5_i~~C. 173
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175 FT. OF ANCHOR . IRON FENCE with
two ga te •. Phone Newal'k 2-0684.
5- 1-ltp.
@,~O(gb
Will Be
Instructo r
WE DELIVER
Famous Reading Anthracite
E. Main St.
u~f~~e~i ~~1~~hct;;~·4~s:.istant
5-1-lto.
PROFESSIONAL PHARMACISTS
(C. EMERSO N JOHNSON, SUCCESSOR)
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UNFURNISHED APARTMENT BY veteran
RHODES DRUG STORE
PLANTS- Any kind . Phone 2-1672, Antonio
Civitilio. Salem Ch urch Road
5- 1-4tp.
Miscellaneous
BUNDLE AND FAMILY WASHING. Phone
2309. Alberta Brown, 40 Church Street.
S-l-tec.
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RAPID AND ACCURATE TYPING DONE
at home by experienced stenographer .
Know shorlh and . Call for and deliver
Telephone Newark 2-1002 any time .
5- 1 3t .
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FUNERA.L
DIRECTOR
~I ~~R~.~T~.~:O~N~E~S~~:'t
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122 Wes t Main Street
NEWARK, DELAWAR E
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who might wuh 10 sue he T own nex
year because hey failed 10 comply Six
with reglStra 'on requirements for
:::~:wt;~E:~;;:;'~~bi:::~ JACKETS TRAVEL TO CONRAD
UNIVERSITY NINE TAKE ON
;¥'L~::,S~::;.'.;:::;:::~'::; HIGH TlDS AFTERNOON; BEAT .':::~:" n:. :::p.u ':;,,'''::':: SWARTHMORE HERE SAT..
;r_eabiifl~he:eOyV~'~"Shs:'. ::~v:~~~n~~~:~~ SALLYS HERE, 12.4, TUESDAY ~:i;;::eYico~o:I:~\':;::::;:d.eIO; URSINUS AWAY O~ TUESDAY
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no addi ional
regis ra ion days will be designated
la er tor he benetlt of delinquents or
I
is also stressed tha
day night The group also approved the
universi y's entrance into he Eastern
Collegiate A hletic Conference.
I was further announced tha all
Game ~ ith P. S. duPont Scheduled
F o rLa
' t Friday Postponed; Davis
H 11
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T 7 HO Whol
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a 1eSlanunl
0
Its
1 e
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P OW1{I 0 ut.
13 F
EW'
- a e
or asy n i l l
nei~:ni :;;p:pe:; ~:~~ io~ in
.13y for an election 10 be held in the
foll owing April .... en months away
. . . . is a li Ie far· fetched . Bu i
jU.>t happens to be a requiremen stipu .
Ia ed by he town council and, as such
if
he. a non ·
;;!~~~~e o~~r ~~:~!~edo"~~
Delaware \'arsi y too ball games will
be played at Wilmington Park next
fall , because lack of seating. press and
parking fa cilities at Frazer F ield .
Council Presiden J ohn J. Del uca
said the uni\'ersity will sponsor a full
heir'V~ ~rji~;~:;, ~~!~ e:leo~~n~~0~1g~ h:~e \~~e ~~~ aalOern\~~h ~r!e:~:~ ~~[e ~:;~e~~:1~;~}~~
Hens Gain 12-5 Triumph Oy r
Hayerford Tuesday With Thorp
Going Route; Drop 5-1 Count
To Gettysburg Bullets On at.
[hi .
Thaetu~~~~' Haefter~~~n,ch\~~~~ed t~~~· a~~c~~~ ~~mew~~p~~~~
t h.e Y ello\v Jac~e
a!m to main tain t heir pace when t h ey colli d~ varsity earns. This will be the firs Quaker on Frazer Fi el d. Text W edne day , t h ey ar off 0 forei
WIt h on rad HIgh thl afternoon on the la tte r diamond.
part again, meeting
I' in us at Collegeville.
gn
Th
't h P d P
ime the rule has been in force at Del·
e con e
WI
. . u ont,. cheduled fo r la t Frida y wa
aware.
Aft er being riddled bj t he Getty burg B ulle :'. 5-1. here la
pO. tponed becau e of wet ground' b ut will be played la ter.
a tu rday, for their eve nth 10
of t he ea. on, Delaware deiea ~
Wh i le hi team -m ate. went on a lugging p r ee with a barHa ve rford here on Tue day afternoon .
rage of 13 safetie. for 12 r un., R obert Da\Tj turned in a rna te rl y
After being riddled by Getty burg B ulle . , 5-1. here las
mound performance fo r the J acket. before t he h ome fan on T ue _
Sa u rd ay Delaware u r ged back tQ t he victory colum n wi ht
' - ' day holding he invading Sallys 0
12-5 win over Haverford here on Tues.
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seven sca \.ered hilS and four runs.
day afternoon.
ar: the thIrd was addeo ,';her GnHi"
Pil ing up a 9'{) lead in he first hree
Delaware broke a 2·2 tie in the sec - miscued .
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he Jacke
were never
The . ' ewark
Pieeon Club l ond w!th a 2' r:'"n
adding an Delaware's single cons r c':';e '.
That is, of course, until and unle:;s
present suits contes ing he validity of
this requirement (which has been up'
h eld in an opinion handed down by
the attorney geenral) are decided one
way or he other.
Bu , just to be on the safe side, U
you do no own property and if you do
wish
\'0 e nex
April. we'd advise
you to regis er on one of the designa ed
days appea ring in an advertisement
he
PIGEON CLUB
RACE STAGED
C NEVILLE
IN GERMANY
e~:~:;:b~~ t~ n;ws~~~~~ight,
landscaper who did qui\.e a bit of
w ork and lived here severa l years
ago? Ju st had a welcome note trom
him fr om Port Angeles, Wa shing on,
w here he and his fam ily now reside. I
Remembu also a couple of years
when alarm clocks were scarcer than
hen s tee h and you couldn' buy one I
I
i~~;:~:~ed.
Racin~
G regg with hree sa fe blows was the held i 300 mile r ace las Saturday . A
big.gun ot the J acket a tack . while tlh:h of 12? birds from en lof s was
Martin, Reed and Hamilton pounded hbera ed b~ Mr .. E. G. Tanks~ey a t
OU two apiece.
7'30 a. m. In a light
. E. Wind a t
D
'Il V Th
h
h
Well ahead gOing , into the las of the
anvl~'. a. e wea er ~t °omneo~~~~
six h. he J acke s capped heir scoring clea r WIth Nor .heast changing
with two more runs, when , with one wes stron g wmd .
~u 'd ~lOne started hings wi th a hi '. Resu l were as follows:
Serves WOth
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outb~rst..
~!,:; I~ ~e th~:~h Th~r blfhgeest ~pr~e ~~b~~~ns!~~~~. ~~er;o~:h:~:~' ~:::
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loose for Six tallies. w en
~o:s l~~e ar:;I;~~~iy .1:;Vt!~e r:od: H~!~' C::~I~e.C~f· ';~i~l~a::1I o~ ::s: ~I~~V :~;w~:~~~~ ~':I~::e~~~~e \~:~~ I ~: ~.' ~;:;:~'1;~~~4!6 ;::!s ::; ~:~: th:~:~:enC::t:::g~j:etw~e~sch~t_ ~~~~~~~b
awakeners on hand-even 0 pastel
5h ades that purr lightly in your ear
at the appointed hour.
Speaking of al a rm clocks reminds
us that our watch has finall y given up
the gh o st a n d r e ( uses t 0 run . ... an d
it is a most completely lost feeling
being without a com pan ion of so
m any years.
Despi\.e chilly breezes, Spring must
be here f or noth ing is more reminiscent
th an the cheery "cheeps" of baby chicks
clustered in the postofi'ice a waiting delivery.
Saturday, May 3. is a mem orial day
for it not on ly is De rby Day in Louisville, but our birth anniversary. And U
y ou're curious our age conincides with
the cal ibre of a we ll known rev olve r.
We we re born a nd rai sed in K en tuck y an d have visited Ch urchill
Down s many tim es to our sorrow but,
a lso to our sorrow it has never been
our pr ivil ege to witness a Kentucky
Derby. E very year we th ink surely
we'll mak e it but somethin g always
prevents it .. a nd usually it is the
la ck of the essential funds.
L ike severa l million other fan s w e
alwa ys amuse ourselves by picki ng the
potentia l Derby win ner. Asked last
Satu rday who we thought woul d win
th is year we promptly answered "Tra eze," a Greentree horse who promptly
was an also-ran in his next outing.
We have scr atched him from our
l ist and now pick a nag nam ed Jet P ilot
and U he runs up to his name he turns
for home in th e mi le an d a qu a rter r u n
of the roses
. Yes, he')) ha ve
Phal an x and Fau ltl ess to beat but
y oung Eric G uerin in th e saddle won't
hur him and we don't believe th at
Edd ie Arcaro aboa rd Ph alanx wi ll
break the record of jockey winners
w hi ch remains at three.
Incidentally here are only three
jockeys who ha ve won this race three
times an d Eddie is one ot them so you
know he' )] be straini ng to hang up a
record breakin g vi ctory that'll put him
in front o( the memorable Ear le Sande
and Isaac Murphy.
Notice that a number of t he large
and older trees have been removed
from lower South College Avenue and
we sinccrly hope their removal doesn't
im pair t h beauty of what we always
regard as the prettiest street in town
Wilming on. Del., will have much 0
ell abou Germanv when he returns
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0 he S a es. He IS now sta IOned In
W' b d
Ge
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les a en,
rmany, W,es aden it·
I( now th e h orne 0 f t h e H ea dquar·
se,
\.ers. United States Air Forces in
Europe, the organization polici ng oc.
own on a e er's choice bringing
3. C. Way. 1205.88 yards per minute.
across Stone, and l1artin laid down a I 4.
. CashelL 1205. 17 yards per min .
neat bunt to score Reed . Hamilton
.1. C. Way. 1204.60 yards per minute.
struck out. squelch ing the uprising.
6. Geo. Jones, 1175.93 yds. pe r min .
G regg~E
b WAR5 K3 1
SALES lA NUII"I
7. Geo. J ones. 1174.32 yds. per mlll
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3 2 Guenver ef 21111 1 8 H Stal
117332 d
~rt!n;u> 4 2 1 5 3 Shavack:cf 1 00 I I
.
.
n ey.
~ y s. per m~n.
t:/a7:~I~eni:ll ~ ~ g ~I~o~ran.ss 4 0 0 2 2 9. Lp ~oore, 1172.50 yds.s per m~n.
Haman ,3b 41 1 I IIK'wla ·S~i. lb O~ g ~? ' :~. paUl J ones. 1111767°.9076 Ydd . per min .
Ford,ss
3 0 1 I 0lHogan.3b
4 2 2 I 1
.
au ones.
. y s. pe r min.
cupled Germany from he aU', IS one Stone,rf , 1 1 I 0 0 Tabln·skf.rf 40 3 2 0
12. F. W'kefield. 115788 yds. per m m
of the mos famous spas and hea lth re - ~~~~l.rt
~ I~ ~1 ~~d:~i,2b ~ 1~ 13. O . St~lnke. 1150.88 yds per min
sorts o( pre. war Europe. Pfc. Neville '[,.DavI.s.c
0 0 0 I 0 Faren.c
1 0 0 2 01 14 G. MIlls. 113030 ya rds per min
has fo und much of in erest in the ci y
.Dav,s,p 3 1 00 O'Bracke ,1f
30 0 I 0
15
. Cashell . 1121.11 yds. per min .1
where he is with the Adjutant Generai
1~~d'I~~~'P ~ ? 1? 16 F W'kefiel d , 107038 yds. per min .
unit of Headquarte rs Command.
I Totals 3512132
- - - 17. C. She w, no report .
The Wiesbaden Military Community
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has ake n over many of the fam ous
bui ldi ngs ot the city. For example, the
K urhaus. a fa mous casino built in
he classic sty le, is now the home o(
the Am erican Red Cross Cl ub. Hotels
and P ensions ha ve bee n taken over for
billets a nd j us ask Pfe!. Neville when
he ge s back about the hot mineral
baths.
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Sanitex
LODGE HEARS
SWING BAND
Garments that a re FIRST dry cleaned a nd then stored in SANlTEX
Ga rment Storag~ Bags are dou bl y protected fr om moth damage. First.
~ ll la rvae are kIlled by dry cleaning before the garments a re placed
In the SANlTEX Bag. After they are placed in the bags they a re
~~o;~~te~A[r~~E~\~~~ae by double seals at the top. bottom 'and seams
Newark H igh Schoo l's Swing Band.
under the direction of Mr. Ernest
Wi lder, furnished t he music for The
Ladies'
ig ht at a recent Masonic
Lodge meeting and also for the F arm·
ers' Dance last F riday night a t the
High School.
The organization has been engaged
(or severa l events in May an d intends
to keep ogcther during the summer
~onths. The .eleven pieces consist of
p,ano. Mr. Wilder; drums, Don Preis;
bass. J oe Brown; four saxaphones, Dce
Clar k, Dan Hamilton, Eugene Trivitts,
and Alex La Pera; four trumpets, Wal lace Johnson, Joe Zappo, .P au l K raemer I
and Jay Stelnouer; vocalI st, J oan Ross.
Year·Round P rotecLion For Your Garmell ts
When you get r eady to slore your clothes, be sure to protect them
from moth damage. In spn.ng and fa ll , ha ve all garment~ which won 't
be needed during the coming season dry · cleaned to ki ll moth larvae.
Then ask to hav~ those garments returned in SANlTEX Garment
~~xragse B~gs'f Don t take chances wi th moths. Al ways specify SANIerv,ce or garments you plan to store .
I
Noted Eye Speciali s t
Talk At Lion Mee t
For
a nitex
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Phone Newark
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Pi ckup a nd Deli ve r y Se rvice for Newark and Vicinity
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latest develop.
A discussion of the
men s in eye treatment and in th e rehab ilitation of he blind w as heard at
the regular Newark Lions Cl ub m eet.
ing Tu sday night. D r. Norman L .
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NEW ARK CONCRETE CO.
South Chapel St. & Penna.
the yard, ploy a litt!
Bowl For Health
golf or whatl ~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;
'Phone Newark 2480
John M. Slack
RADIO
PHONE
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NOTICE
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Delawa re·V.. A ppro ved
Pullor um C lean
issu d d uring May.
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Local public schools w ill b ' out for :~
the summer on Jun e 12-a week latcr ~ Phon e 437
thon usua l due to the extended Easter
holiday. Wonder whose id ea thal wasl ~~~~~*~~~""~
anyway.
OIL BURNER
SERVICE
NEWARK DELA WARE
6981
))'lro Farnler:
CONTROL CORN BORER NOW
Last year 01\11: out of every FO UR eOI'll
COMMENCE YOUR CORN BORER FIGHT
Thi
i
to inform the ci tizen
AT ONCE
of
Newark that I voted against the motion to grant Chief of Police William
B.
Cunningham a six-month leave of
ab
e~ce, with pay.
Plow cleanly, or burn, all
talks in
fields, feed lots and other locatioJls
NOW.
i\'Iy only intere 1 in the Police D e partme nt i s to aid in c1ea ning up th e
a ambling
itualion in
ewa rk.
For Further Suggestion
co
CHICK
rosse tor Broilers.
N. If. Reds for L ayers
ELECTRICIAN
European Corn Borer.
~:~e;o~h:u~it\~~~t a~~~~~ t~ne ;~~~ V"~"~%~"'4~~~""4'~"4"" ~"" ""
dark of carly morning hours trying to
get started ot the usua l time of day?
Del(lwarc Park opens four wceks l
from today.
R ncwals of operators licenses are
returncd mOI'e qUIckly Ie mailed to the
Wilmin gton o/Tice 01 Lhe Motor Veh icle
R. R.
Transit-Mixed Co"ncrete
A New York columnist says that Mil- next Tuesday .
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. plants in Delaware was atta<>k ed hy the
in the
Arm y, Dr. Culler is on e of the outreally standing eye specia lists in the country.
w hen He was introduced by Dan Stoll.
a lopA director's mee ting is schedul ed for
lard Tydings, Maryland Senator, is ~~~~~~~~~~~~~
qu ietly being prom oted for vice-presi- f;
dential honors on he 1948 slate with
President Trum an .... the sa me source
says i1 Truman opposes Dewey in the
1848 election the odds are 2 to 1 in
Free In lrncli9n
1948 election the odds are 2tto 1 on
At
f avor of Dewey.
Brakes should ge t tight w hen the l
e wark Bowliug
driver do s.
Ceu t er
Da yligh t Saving Time, like so ma nY I
other wo r h· whil e things in life, ha s
Open Ail e s Every Night Except
good and bad poin ts. Wc and othe r ofMonday, 7:30 to 9:30 P . 1\1.
flce work rs like it because It gives us
E
time to cullivat the ga rden, work in
... . Jaiu t.
Ph. 2938
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5gg
2249
M & M Cleaners
168 East
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4 1 1 0 OG nffi he!
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300 4 0 CaruJJo.r! ~ 0 I
th e contest on the part of Franny ~~~:;;b
~ ~ ~e7noek b 40
Dolan. their treacherous h urler Dolan,
who held t he Bullets to a puny broad bThorpe
000"
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f fi
at
l Totals 305'2711
- l Toals 'c" 12
Sleo
ves eties, appeared bent on
dlsappomtmg the VIsitors but was
aRan for SI<;
In 9 h
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circumvented by five Hen errors ali i bRa n (or CartiIro In 9th
of w hich figu red in the scoring. '
Gettysburg
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Ge ysburg was Induced to Cinch the
Runs batted In ' CI,le.
game in the firs Inning. after being ~cl1:~. ~~'I: pP..~~:T
urged on by tw o Hen e rrors. Th e bases to Wileman Left on bases
were loaded with one out. when Glison Gettysburg 5. Bases on baJJ O~
boppled <?ervino's grounde.r . A single ?,~~~;y ~,rc';,c,,~· o~~ : B~~O~~g'~~1.
by H untSinger then drove In two runs pires : McK inney and Crosgy-ove
game. 2 hours .
Service
h eaviest traffic Cutler, Wil mington, oculist an d eye
a long Main Street occurs at 8
4:30 and 8 p. m .
Newark Country Club golfers
put it on Ch estcrtow n Sunday
!~de:d s~5el:~c~5e~C~~:. in vade rs by
fully smothe red a v ile attempt to win TH.Ucl).,tznor.'lfcf
PREVENTS MOTH DAMAGE
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overthrow. Cole's sinl!le pr'vlded"·
AJ"hough he granted the opposition tally.
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nine hits. Al Thorpe doled them out
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carefully to the Haverford batsmen a nd
The box score:
was never in serious trouble as he
GETTYSBURG
DElAI\'ARE
recorded his third wi n of the season. Krout .rf
ab rho a
abrh Ol
Doherty, Cole, Thorpe and G ilson were Martz.ss
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TY AGRICULTURAL AGENT
DELAWARE AGRICULTURAL EXTE
Herman Wollaston
10
UNIVER ITY OF DELAWAR E
ouncilman
This Advertisement
pomorcd B y Th
DELAWARE FARM BURE
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Fiual Se.'vice Ye .erday
Seven
Camp TI'ip ~le
UNCLE HANK St:Z
Fo,' MI' . Gel·tl"lu)e Keeley
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hedulcd a numbe r of (lcl1vlli es of the la te Michael a nd R ose K eeley. a
for 'he next 1\\'101
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a t the Flower Hosp ital in Newark
Thl .. rollP \\'1 give a ea on. a y • "or a
of years. di ed Sund ay in
to \"Iyh the Home Economics stu - SI. Fra nCIS Hosp ita l a fter a b r ief ill ness.
n~onthSt'
hOl'e
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dell t. .I~d ~liss Ki ng. fr om the un ivcr Silfh:;:
~~i~lit~~. a state mee ting of all
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chol,t, s in Dovel' on May
for the
urp"5e of elec tll1g sta te offIce rs. con ~Iudi '# the year's ac ti viti s. the cha pler will take the an nua l three-day
caInI ng trip 10 ca m p Toc k woug h on
Ihe Chesapeake Bay in Jun e.
. . 25,000 [s Total To Date
I" [ J. Of D. F und Ca mpaign
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nu~ber
You'll never be lonesome
a t t he NEWARK FARM &
HOME SUPPLY. You'll a lways find some of your
fri ends there getting dependable r epair service on
their
far m
equipment.
A na llve of Ne wa r k . she lived for man y
her a unt. the la te Miss
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Surviving a re three brothe rs. Joseph
J ., Ft:a nk a nd L a wrence K eeley. a nd
t wo sis ters. Mrs. Ca therine Tucker and
M iss Mary K eeley.
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The fun e ra l services took place Wednesd ay morning at the Mealey Funeral
H~m e . 703 North BI'oom St.reet. Wil mm gton. w ith r equi em mass in St
Paul's Church at 9:30 o'clock. Interment
was in Ca thedral Ceme tery.
They, too, know that our
work is the finest ... and
the high-
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'Phone 579
smVICE' t:::
HARVEY REFRIGERATION CO.
Newark, Delaware
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220 E. Park Place
Newark 2262 Between 5-9 P. M.
Home Radios, Amplifiers, Car Radios
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ma rk . Ha rry W. Loose, of Mora via. N. Y .• recently, but hi s aim
"Iumr I chai r man. and Mrs. Charles was too accura te .
PaseL.!l. alum nae cha irma n . ha ve inHe we nt all the way down the stoveformed campa ig n wor ke rs (rom each p ipe onto th e coals of t he kitchen
! the university.
_ _ _l_·il_ng_e_. Result: Roast duck .
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REFRIGERATION
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TI:' t:nivcrsily of Dela wa re's De SELF-SERVED ROAST DUCK
velo!" ent Fund ca mpa ign to initiate a
A w ild duck "dive-bombed" t he
slud> . soc io l cen te r bui ldi ng has pass- chim ney of fa rm e r He rbe r t Ga rdne r .
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The Quality Is Still The Same ••••
co.
RICIAN
GENERAL PRODUCTS
2" M.... Wire Cloth • • • • • • II. Iq. It.
St ••1 Siapl..
• • • • • • • 3. lb.-10. lb.
Irall Noli. for looh. • • • • • • • 30. lb.
Irall T• • • • • • • • • • • • • 9c .. t 1e ea.
!'Iano Typ. St ••1 Hlng.. • • • • • • 12 •••.
Ch." Hondl... • • • • • • • • 9.-11 ••••
51 ••1 Strapping' • • • • • 5. 11t.-l0'll. lb.
T.mp. Controll. . . . . . . . . . $17.20 •••
Governora • • • • • • • • • • • $320 ••.
laHery Tank. • • • • • • • $10-$190 •••
Hal Waler Tanks (el ••. ) • • • • $29-$61 ,a.
V.nt. H.aler Unll. • • • • • $9.45-$33 •••
011 Bum... • • • • • • • • • • • $40 .a.
Indu •. Thermomel... • •• $5.20-$11.24.a.
Hypo. BI •• dlng Needle. •• 25. doz-3 •• a.
lone Screwl • • • • • • • • • • • 5c ea.
Trumpell • • • • • • • • • • • • $15 ea.
Fire Extlngui.he.. • • • • • • • $23 .30 ea.
M.tallocke . . . . . . . . . . $1-$7 .50 ea.
ELECTRICAL r·:tODUCTS
Transformers. • • • • • • • $ I 4-$840'0.
Switches • • • • • • • • • . 8<-$202 ea .
Circuit Bre ake . . . . . . . . . $37-$400 ea.
Ge ...,a tors • • • • • • • • • • $5 - $19.0.
• • • $2.75-$4135 ea.
Motora (AC & DC)
lamp (photo proiection., pliotlndtcator, mercury
vapor, carbon are, photo flood I 7.-$1 .55 '0.
INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY
AND EQUIPMENT
lath.. (mfd. by Schone.
Braider • • • • • ••
. 10 .plndJ.
• • • $154 ....
• • • • • $1675
Our Tl'a-Pac Pint soon will appear in a new packagethe old story of being glad to take what you can get-but
the quality is still premium!
STEEL
Bora • • • • • • • • • $.025 Ib . , 0. lit.
Wire • • • • • • • • • • 20. Ib.-2 5. lit.
She.ts • • • • • • • • • • • • • 28c lb.
Strip • • • • • • • • • • 21. IIt.- 52. lit.
Tool St.el • • • • • • • $ . 121 Ib.-42. lb.
Tubing • • • • • • • • $ .046 1t.-$2.35 It.
Conduit (bloc< .nam.! • • • $.017 It.- 19. It•
Rod.. • • • • • • • • $.025 Ib.-$.029 lb.
Electric Ovent • • • • • • • • • • $90 •••
ALUMINUM..
Magnetic 'rake. • • • • • • • • $2 .50 ea.
lors • • • • • • • • • • • • • • lIe
Rod • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 15c'la.
Tub.. • • • • • • • • • • 30. Ib.-33c lit.
Air Brushe.
• • • • • • • • • • • $24 •••
Conveya.. • • • • • • • • $9-$5.466 '0.
Dust Collecto. . . . . . . . . $12-$739 ea.
HoisII • . • • • • • • • • $91-$159 '0.
Power Truck• • • • • • • $1350-$1437.0.
Dollie • • • • • • • • • • $5.30-$23.10 ...
Scale • . • • • • • • • • • • 75.-$161.0.
Bagging Machine (mfd . by Broden Co.) $10,714
Tumbling MachIn.. . . • • • • $254-$450
Tool Boxes (with .pare porll) • • • • • • $6
Pumps • • • • • • • • • $12-$12,760'0.
Oil Filte. . . . . . . . . . $250-$1571 ea.
Winches • • • • • • • • • . . $ I 370 '0 .
Cran. . . . . . . . . . . $300-$1609 ea.
Push Trucks . • • • • • • • $4 .53-$210 ea .
Copper Screen Indus. Filter. • • • $1:'12 '0.
.It.
Connectors, Lu gs, Controls, Control Panels, Trip Units, Push Button Statio n!, Almatures, Dyn amotors, Gears,
Pulleys, Fans, Blowers, Degreasers, Air Purifiers, Wood Bores, Molding Machine, Vibratin g Table, Metalwork.
ing Machinery, Furnace Regulators, Conduit (/lexible, stainless stee l, ga lv. stee l), Chai n (wrought icon, fo r ge d
steel), Steel Dowel Pins, FlaOo.:;es, Fi ttings, Grommets, Ells, Pipe Plugs, Reduci ng Un ions, Gauges , COdlS,
Valves, Rubber Hose, Belting, T ubin g; Rubber Gloves (men's), Solid Rubber Ti res, Plywood Chests, Chromic
Add , Adhesiv es, Industrial Chemicals, Fiberg lass Board, Glass T ubes, Fire Brick, GaskclS, Wood and Meta l
Office a nd Industrial Furoitul': , Phot6graphic Chemicals, Paper Bags, T ub es, Label s. Mini mum quantities
have been established by the sales center.
.
SALES DATES: MAY 5-20, 1947
(except Saturdays and Sundays)
Thc following classification s of buyers may purchas e betweeljl 9 a.m . a nd 4 p .m.
EDST on the dates specified below:
Federal Age ncies . . • . • . • . • • • • • • • • • • May 5
Certified Veterans of World War II • • • • • • • • • May 6, 7, 8
R .F.C. for Small Businesses .• . . • . • • • . . . . May 9, 12
State & Local Governmen ts and t!leir Instrumentalities. May 13
Tax.Exempt, Non-Profit Institutions . . . . • • • • • May 13
Commercial, Indust rial Buyers and Exporters • . • • . May 14 , 15, 16, 19.20
A sale will not be regarded as consumm:lled until payment of the purchase pr ice
or establishment of cred it and upon receipt of proper shippin g instructi o ns.
Write, phone or call in person at address below for Wilmington Catalog No. 3,
staling the type o f merchandise in which you arc interested. T hi s calalog is
divided into sections, as follows:
Section l-F,"ous and Non-Ferrous Metals
Sectl,n 2-Machlnery and Equlpm.nt
Section 3-Melal Product.
S•• tlon 4-Indu.trlal Produ.II
In addi t i~, there is a section of Overriding Priorities Materi al. Many of the
items in thi s section may be taken by th ese priority claimants. However, since
next cl aim falls to regu lar priority holders aod then to co mmercial buyers, thi s
liection also will be made available to a ny buyer interested in th e following items:
AsbcSIOS Pipe Covering, Alum;m.11 Sheets, Copper Wire, Steam Tables, Plumb·
ing and Pipe Fi tt ing Specialties.
Bings
Richards
McMullins
Community Store
Locker Plant
For best results. on arriva l h ome, place t he package in t he
freezing compartment of your refrigerator; adva nce regulator to maximum setting until read y to serve; unfold the
package as directed ; and slice number ser vings desired.
POWELL'S
ICE CREAM COMPANY
Dial 3171
EXPO RTERS! Your bu. in ... is solicited. Much
materi al which is su rpl us in the United Sta te s i.1
urucndy ne eded or is read ily salable in ot her
countries. Watch (or our olTe rin gsi maDY of them
may be of interest to yo ur clients.
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V ETER. NSI A drawing wilt be held at 9
(EDST) May 6, to dete rmine purchasing seq ue nce
o( attendin g V e;:lcra n s. N o advantBge C!ln be
"ained by appeari ng at this sale hours or day s in
advance of ,he scheduled openi ng . No considera·
tion wi ll be given to th e order or time of arrival
prior 10 [he initial drllw ing. Mail o rders will
be served after atten d ing purchasers bavo
b een served .
I NSPECTI ON-The merd.a ndi se may be 10'
spected at th e location d aUy, during the sale,
e x( cpt Saturdays, ~undAYs and holidays. AU
shi p menu arc P.O .B. Lo ca-tioa.
----------------Sales C;tn b
£l!rcher infol'~ ~ade through, and
an}' of th ratiOn Obtained (rom
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Ing
UStomer
REGIONAL SALES CENTER
2401 Ch s
Phil d /1: t.nur Stree!
a e ph,. 3 P
W.A.A. CUSTOMER' sr;VlCE
14 00 N. Cameron
Harrisburg, P.. S!ree!
W.A·!:r~~~~O:!!R
Trenton, N.
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Cornogs
INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS
Template Paper Ill" dla. roll.) •• $6 roll
Jute Rope ('11"-1" dia.) • • • • • $.115 lb.
Olt • • • • • • • • • • 22c lIal.-40. gal.
Packing • • • • • • • • • • 10. It.-62. It.
Insulalion (panel) board • • • • $5-$25 '0.
Masking Tap. (~"·2'11") • • • 14c-72c roll
Tarpaulins (for Iruck Iralter.) • • • • $25 '0.
Addressograph Paper Tickets (2" x 3"), 10. M.
Grease • • • • • • . • . • 3. Ib.-6. lb.
A.bestos Felt (1" th ick, 60" wide), 72. sq . It.
Kraft Envelopes (lead foil lint.ooJ), 2.-14. '0.
Wool Polishing Wheels (1 .... dia .) • . $6.0.
Button. (J{6" dia ., green) • • • $1.10 G, Oil
ALSO:
ow
A.s You Shop, Take Home Your Dessert
From ...
SERVICE CENTER
j. (oPp. Gen. Moror .)
"He's a smart dog . . . know a good t hing when he
hear s it. He ha n't left my ide sin ce we star ted ta lking
abou t th e QUALlTIY SERVI E CLEANERS."
Eight
The Newark Post, Newark, Delaware, Thursday, May I, 1947
OF ADVERTISEMENTS DEVOTED TO CONSUMER INFORMATION
CE RTIFICATE OF R E D UCT ION
OF CA PITAL OF
ILLINOI S CEIU: AL MILLS, I NC.
A & P's Close- Tri,,.,nel'
CENTURY OIL BURNERS
ILLINOIS CEREAL MILLS, I NC, a corporation organized and existing under Ihe
General Corporation Law of the State of
Delaware, DOES HEREBY CERTIFY as
follows:
FIRST. That on the 10th d ay of A pril,
A. D ., 1947, there was Rled with said corporation the \vrltten consent of the holders
of record of the lotal number of shares of
lhe corporation outstanding and having
voting power authorizing the reduction
of the capital of lhe corporation by the
amount of $265,750.00 by retiring 10,630
shares of Common Stock without par value
owned b y the corporation, and providing
that an amount not exceeding that part
of the capital of the corporation repr esented by the shares so retired may be charged
against the capita l of the corporation In
res pect of such sh ares.
SECOND. That the assets of the corporation rcmahling after such reduction are
sufficIent to pay any 'debts, the pay ment of
whIch has not been otherwjse provided for.
I N WITNESS WHEREOF, said ILLINOIS
CEREAL MILLS, I NC .. has caused its corporate sea l to be affixed a nd this certiRcate
to be signed by Spencer H. Werner its
Presi d ent, and Norman W . Werner its
Secretary, this 10th day of April A D .. 1947.
ILLINOIS CEREAL MILLS. INC .
By SPENCER B . WERNER
Prp.sident
N. W . WER NER
Available For Immediate Delivery
S
"TRiihYOUli
-'1ALL-
R. L. · fAYLOR
PHONE 2388
49 WEST PARK PLACE
Heating and Plumbing
Repairing
Jobbing
MEAT 'BILl I~
The discriminate and better dre ed people bring their
clothing problems such as alteration of all kinds, invisible
mending and cleaning and pressing to-
A. Meltz, Tailor
Phone 4511
65 E. Main St.
Newark, Del.
Where They Know They Get the Best Workman ship
A & P "Super-Right" Meats are selected lor
Quality. More waste is removed • ••
You get GREATER VALUE 1
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IT'S NOT THE PRICE PER POUND THAT COUNTS
••• IT'S WHAT YOU GET FOR YOUR MONEY!
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Cutting methods often employed give you portions of coarse
meat and bone that you can't always put to best use; for
example, the short ribs on rib roasts, the tails on steaks, and
the long rib bone on chops and roasts.
A&P's "Super-Right" policy gives you c!ose trimmed !f1eats
••• eliminates the usual waste. There IS onlr one price on
each cut of "Super· Right" meats-as advertised!
.,.s.,,~~~~~"Ss.~~~"Us.~~~~'S."n~
• ILLINOIS CEREAL MILLS.INC . •
CORPORATE SEAL
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DELAWARE
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STATE OF ILLINOIS
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COUNTY OF EDGAR
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BE IT REMEMBERED that on this lOth
da y of April A. D . 1947, personally came
before me a Notary Public in and for the
County and State aforesaid. Spencer H.
Werner, P resi d ent of ILLINOIS CER EAL
MILLS, I NC., a corporation of the State
of Dela ware, the corporation described
in and which executed the foregoing certi Acate kno wn to me personally to be
such, and he, the said Spencer H W ern ~r ,
as such Pres ident, du ly executed said cert1Acate before me and acknowledged the
sai d certiRcpte to be his act and d eed an d
the ac t and d eed of saId corporation; that
the sIgnatures of the said P resIdent a nd
of the Secretary of said Corporation tr said
foregoing certiAcate are in the handwriting
of the said PresIdent and Secre tary of sai d
Corporation respectively. and thijt the seal
affixed to saId CertiAcate is the common
or corporate sea t of sai d corporation .
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have her e ·
unto set my hand and sea l of office the
day and yea r aforesaId
A . B. SEASS
Notary Public .
A . B . SEASS
N OTARY PUBLIC
EDGAR COUNTY, ILL.
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FOR SALE
Restricted Choice Lots
on Old Oak Road
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Utilities Available
For Further Informa.ion
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Foraker's Simonizing Service
STATE OF DELAWARE
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE
23 East Park Place, Newark-Phone 2-1283
I , WILLIAM J . STOREY, Secretary of
State of the State of De laware, DO HEREBY CERTIFY that the above and foregoi ng is a true and correct copy of CertiAcate of Reduction of CapItal of the
" ILLINOIS CEREAL MILLS, INC ," as received and filed In th Is office the fourteenth
day of April, A . D. 1947, at 11 o'clock A . M.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand and official seal,
at Dover, this fourteenth day of April in
the year of our Lord one thousand n in e
hundred and fort y-se ve n .
( OFFICIAL SEAL )
William J . Storey
Secretary of State .
ReceIved for Record Apr il 14 , 1947, Burton S . Heal, Recorder.
4-17,24;5-1.
Simonizing - $8
Special Price For 1947 Cars - $7
Cars Paint~d,
Weekdays From 5 to 8 P. M.
Saturday & Sunday 8 A. M. to 3 P. M.
Th e old style cut contains excess chine bone,
w hich is waste, and .hort ribs which are delicious' braised but are 'lot tender when roasted. A&P . ell. short rib. upamtely for 33e a
pound,
"A 6 lb. I}rim~ rib R Ollsl slIcb as ' be oue iIIus.
Iralerl above i, co,tly, e.·w at Ihe relalivrly low
price 0/ llc a pounrl. Tbi, roa,t, including Ihe
,borl rib" HaS! ebit,. bone, ,vollid co,t you
$1. 18."
All Work Guaranteed
This is the sam.o pl'ime "ib " oas t, "Super-R ight" trim med - w ;th sho,·t "it9
alld tip of chill e bOllo cut off th e vel'y "ltca,·t-of-the-roast" and jull't
as 'IICtllV serv inus as the other.
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Right' trimmed, prime rib roast
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,., igb, 4 Ib,. , 8 oz.-but it i, Ibe brarl 0/ lb.
19c a pound it ,viII cost you ouly
roa,1 aud a/
JOSEPH M. BROWN
Newark . Del
$2.66
158 E. MaIn St.
READ THIS BEFORE YOU BUY
YOUR NEXT RIB ROAST
WE'RE DEMONSTRATING THE
ribs for prime ribs, you are not
getting :o.:>ur money's warth. At
A&P, under the "Super-Right"
cutting method, you get only the
tender first five ribs as rib roasts,
the two blade ribs are sold as pot
roast at a considerably lower
price, and the short ribs are sold
as short ribs. Compare quality
• • . comllare prices •• _ you'll
prove to yourself that you can
buy A&P "Super-Righ t" CloseTrimmed Meats with con:.dence
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