The News Journal from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 10

Ten Journal-Every Evening, Wilmington, Delaware, Wednesday, March 15, 1944 First Md. Woman Legislator Farmers Favor Auction Block In Delmar Area Seeks Congressional Seat NEWS FROM THE DELMARVA PENINSULA Train Victim Rites Planned J. C. Timmons, 90, Killed In Salisbury Crossing Pennsylvania R. R.

Track Miss Mary E. W. Risteau, Harford County, Charges Rep. 2 Veterans of Fighting Fronts At 2-Club Meet at Harrington Lions Have Former Member, Major Charles Bishop, D. F.

C. Wearer, and Rotarians, Lieut. George Vaapa, Invasion Aide, as Their Speakers HARRINGTON. March 15 returned members or the U. S.

armed forces In Europe, a Wilmingtonian who took part In the invasion of North Africa, and a decorated Eastern Shore pilot whose fighting plane is credited with bagging 15 enemy planes, were speakers last night at the joint dinner meeting of the Harrington Lions and Rotary Clubs. Maj. Charles Bishop of Queens- Zepha Tingle Is Elected Chairman of Group; Survey to Be Made at Once H. Street! Baldwin With Absenteeism; Says He Was Absent 60 of 208 Roll Calls BALTIMORE. March 15-( Special).

Charging that Representative H. Streett Baldwin has been absent from his seat in the House more often than all other Maryland representatives combined. Miss Mary E- W. Risteau. former state senator and loan administrator, yesterday announced her candidacy for the Democratic congressional nomination from the Second District.

Miss Risteau. a former school 267 Citizens Ask Prompt Action In Rebuilding Silver Lake Dam DELMAR. March 15 (Special). A large number of farmers who met Monday night to discuss the pos SALISBURY. March 15 (Special).

Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at St. Andrew's Methodist Church here for Jonathan C. Timmons, 90-year-old pedestrian, who was killed Monday by a Pennsylvania Railroad train. According to witnesses, Timmons was walking across the tracks and evidently didnt hear the train whistle. The Rev.

J. B. Vaughn will officiate and interment will be in sibility of erecting an auction block in Delmar this summer expressed town, Md formerly an active mem teacher who now operates a 250-acre ber of the local Lions Club and of Dover Council Gets Plea For Restoration of Bath ing Beaches; Estimates May Be Prepared Soon Gets Decoration Laurel Boy Wounded In Italy; Veteran's Son LAUREL. March 15 (Special). Private George D.

Hastings, son of Mr. and farm near Jarre ttsville, Hariora County, charged that Mr. Baldwin themselves favorable to the proposal. Zepha Tingle was elected chairman of the group and a committee will was absent from approximately eo of the 208 roll calls in Congress from 1 make a survey of the district to de Bethel Cemetery, Walstons Switch, Md. DOVER, March 15 (Special).

He is survived by 10 children, Mrs. Sallie Ruark. Luther Timmons. Mrs. Emma Moore, John Timmons.

the time he took oath on Jan. 6, 1943, to last Feb. 24. The first woman ever elected to the General Assembly. Miss Risteau was born in Towson and is a cousin of Chief Judge Gus Grayson of tho Third Judicial Circuit, and of H.

Courtney Jenifer of the Maryland Racing Commission. She was elected to the legislature in 1922, was later elected senator from Harford County and served all of near Salisbury; Mrs. Georgia Smith, Stockley. Walter Tim mons, Louder Timmons and Leonard Timmons of Salisbury, and Frank Timmons, Milford, DeL He is also Mrs. Carl J.

Hastings of Laurel, was wounded in action in Italy Feb. 8. according to information received by the parents from the War Department Private Hastings father is an overseas veteran of World War I. Private Hastings was inducted into the service March 27, survived by several grandchildren and great-grandchildren. termine their views on the project.

Membership will be open to farmers, farm owners and farm tenants. Stock will be sold in the enterprise. Already two well known producers of Salisbury have promised to buy through the auction block. Managers of the Salisbury and Laurel blocks will be invited to attend a meeting on Wednesday, March .22, to explain in detail the management of their respective markets. The, farmers expressed the view that a block in Delmar will bring about fairer competition for the farmers in this community.

2 Councilmen Honored At a citizens' meeting of the taxable of the Delaware side of Delmar Monday night, two councilmen, Carlton James and Newell Johnson, were nominated for new terms of two years. No other names were for a time as clerk of the cnrcml Court at Bel Air. Prompt action by the city in recon- struction of the recently washed out Silver Lake dam and development of suitable bathing beaches on the lake shore are asked in a petition to City Council signed by 267 citizens. The petition was presented before council by A. B.

Magee, at its meeting Monday night. Council requested City Manager Gilbert L. Wilcox to make a study of possible dam sites and different methods of reconstructing the dam and to prepare estimates of cost for the different plans considered. Estimates Ready Soon It is expected the estimates will be completed by the time of the next meeting of council. A large section of the concrete and earth dam collapsed on Feb.

12 resulting from an undermining by water of the dam, which rested flat She was replaced as state admin TV.V 1 titfr istrator of loan laws last year. Funeral of Delmar Woman Is Arranged DELMAR, March 15 (Special). Mrs. Jennie Lee Culver. 77, widow of the fire company when he served here as an engineer in the office of the Eastern Shore Public Service Company, told about some of his experiences overseas.

Major Bishop was stationed somewhere In England and came back after his missions were completed. He was decorated with the Distinguished Flying Cross with five oak clusters, also ribbons for European theatre of operations, American defense and submarine patrol. Major Bishop has been on several missions over Germany and other Axis countries. His plane, "The Flying Virgin," has a credit of 15 enemy planes shot down. Lieut.

George Vaapa, former vocational agriculture teacher of the Harrington High School whose home is in Wilmington, also told of his experiences. He was a former member of the Harrington Rotary Club. Lieutenant Vaapa was an armament officer stationed somewhere in North Africa and later in Italy, and took part in the invasion of North Africa. He was overseas for 18 months before returning home. Special guests of the joint club affair were Past President Kessler Farrow and L.

H. Brittingham of Laurel, and Wallace Keys, and Francis Yoeman of Denton. One new member, Jack Pitlick, was installed at the meeting. Two of the members are leaving for the armed forces, Melvin Geiger and Clarence Dyer. Thomas S.

Culver, who died early Private D. Hastings been notified 1943 and had been overseas since August, 1943. His parents have Tuesday morning, will be buried in the M. P. Cemetery tomorrow afternoon, following funeral services at 2:30 p.

m. in All Saints' Episcopal Church by the Rev. Joseph Tatnall. Mrs. Culver had been in ill health 1 Name in Parcel Brings a Letter Sailor Writes to Thank Sharptown Woman For Ditty Bag James has been serving as clerk that he is making normal improve- of the council while Johnson has ment.

on the lake bed. Since the washout, the lake has been practically void of water excepting where the St. Jones River passes through the been finishing the term of Mayor Daniel Culver, who was a council member before his election to the office of mayor last April. Other Maj. -Gen.

Milton A. Reckord 3 Granted Citizen Rights at Salisbury SALISBURY, March 15 (Special). Two foreign-born residents of Wicomico County were members of the board are Paul K. Ellis, treasurer, and C. Ray Sturgis, lake depression formerly filled with water held back by the dam.

Popular Bathing Resort The lake is a popular bathing resort. Last summer the bathing beach was changed from the east General Reckord, native of Harford County, and top officer of tax collector. Fire Women to Meet The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Del Miss Mary E. W. Risteau the Third Service Command which Operator of a 250-acre farm and included his own state, from Jan.

6, 1942, to Nov. 30, 1943, has been SHARPTOWN, March 15 (Special. Away back in the autumn of 1942, Mrs. Helen Hallo-well placed her name in a ditty bag she was filling while engaged at the Tuesday Night Club's Red Cross Christmas gift project. Recently Mrs.

Hallowell received a letter from William Stubble, a sailor of Fernandina, Fla thanking her for the bag which he had received through the Red Cross. pioneer in women's political ac for the past several months. She is survived by the following children: Elmer Culver. Capeville, Mrs. Harold L.

Smith, Granville T. Culver, Horace Culver, all of Delmar; Mrs. Harry L. Fischer, Wilmington; Robert Culver, Salisbury, J. Frank Culver, Westfleld," N.

Mrs. Raymond Hardin, Chicago. Twenty grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren also survive. Mrs. Emma Hearn.

William J. Windsor and Ira F. Windsor, of Laurel, and Mrs. Fannie Brittingham and Harry Windsor of Wilmington are brothers and sisters who survive. Mrs.

Culver was very active in the All Saints' Episcopal Church, having been active in the church guild. Friends may call at the home this evening after 7 o'clock. mar Fire Department is planning an evening of games on March 24. Mrs. J.

E. McClaine. is chairman of the committee on arrangements with Mrs. E. Thomas Parker, Mrs.

tivities in Maryland, Miss Risteau granted citizenship rights and a third, who lost her citizenship upon marrying a foreigner, was readmitted as an American citizen yesterday during a brief ceremony in the Wicomico County Circuit Court now seeks to enter the national field of politics. Everett Calloway and Mrs. Oscar Porter assisting. awarded the Oak Leaf Cluster for his work in that post. General Reckord.

who is now serving in the provost marshal general's department in Europe, was cited for solving the many problems in the industrial area in the Middle Atlantic area within his command "with conspicuous room. Among those naturalized was side of State Street to Richardson Park on the west side. The emptying of the lake has left the city without a bathing spot. Council also decided at its meeting that the old McNeil mill along St. Jones River, south of the dam.

be razed. Mr. Wilcox was authorized to obtain bids for the mill, which was acquired by the city in the same transaction which brought it the dam some months ago from R. J. McNeil.

It is planned to remove the building immediately. The city manager asks for bids as soon as possible. said he wished there was something he might do to show his apprecia Church Honors Oldest Member Friedrich Wilhelm. 57. Jestervilie farmer, and a native of Germany, whose daughter is in the WAVES.

tion as it was really a "swell" gift. Cleric Speaks At Lions Club Rev. W. H. Stone Outlines Church War Activities At Seaford Gathering He assured her that his mother was Mitchell Estate Sold DENTON.

March 15 tSpe-cial). The real estate of the late J. Andrew Mitchell of Ridgely, disposed of at public auction at the Elizabeth Nagy. Mardela, a native doing all she could for the Red Cross during her spare time. of Canada, ncrw living at Mardela, and Mrs.

Martha D. Armstrong, courthouse here yesterday, brought also of Mardela, who lost her Mrs. Laura Covington, Sharptown Observes 86th Birthdav citizenship rights when she mar ried an Englishman even though she has never left the United States, Heralds of Spring Church Youth Groups to Meet Elkton Fellowship to Be were made citizens. SHARPTOWN, March 15 (Special). Members of -Mrs.

Laura Chief Judge Levin Claude Bailey Are Observed Down granted the petitions on recom Covington's Sunday school class of mendation of M. D. Schwartz. De Stubble is aboard a TJ. S.

Navy destroyer escort. In a letter received a few days ago he thanked Mrs. Hallowell for a cake she had sent and told her that during the past week his ship has come upon five U-boats and dropped 39 depth charges. Evidence of a hit was oil on the water over a wide area. He wrote however that his ship did not get actual credit for the sinking as they did not see the sub blow up.

Overbrook Club Meets GEORGETOWN, March 15 (Special). The Overbrook Clur met at the home of Norman Truitt recently with nine members present. Asbury Methodist Church honored her 86th birthday Sunday by pre partment of Justice representative. a total of $9,750 in five sales. A farm of 143 1-2 acres, near Ridgely, was sold to Wilbur Breeding for $5,800.

The Ober property, containing 14 7-10 acres, also near Ridgely. was sold to Harry Stedman for $1,700. Ten acres adjacent to Ridgely was sold for $700 to Roger Ringgold who also purchased a building in Ridgely for S850. Mrs. Mitchell bought a tract of 55 9-10 acres, unimproved, for $700.

Galena Firemen Elect GALENA. March 15 (Special). At the recent annual election senting her with a lovely basket oi Host to Meeting Of Cecil Chapters Friday Registration Dates flowers in the Sunday school. Chestertown Way GEORGETOWN, March 15 (Special). Trees have started to bud, lawns are beginning to take on a carpet of green, daffodils and other early spring flowers are in bloom and frogs are croaking in the streams and lowlands.

Hundreds of herring and flounder are being caught in the Broadkiln and Indian Rivers as well as in Love, Herring, That evening at the church a program was given in her honor, consisting of an old fashioned hymn sing, selected poems, short talks by Announced in Sussex GEORGETOWN. March 15 (Special). In order that those Mrs. Agnes E. Butler BRIDGEVILLE, DeL.

March 15 (Special). Funeral services for Mrs. Agnes E. Butler, aged 65, widow of John H. Butler, who died Sunday in Kent General Hospital, Dover, will be held from her late home here tomorrow at 2 p.

m. The Rev. L. E. Wimbrow, pastor of Union Methodist Church, BridgeviUe, will officiate.

She had lived in Bridgeville for the past 25 years, and while in health had been an active worker to Union Methodist Church. She leaves two brothers, the Rev. J. C. B.

Hopkins of Stevensville, a former pastor of the Methodist church here, and Howard C. Hopkins of Los Angeles, Calif. She also leaves two sisters, Mrs. Vera Burris of Bordentown, N. and Mrs.

Anna Win gate of Hampton, L. N. Y. Interment will be made in the Bethftl, Cemetery. Friends may call at the home tonight from 7:30 to 9.

church officials and special musical numbers. At the close of the pro who are qualified, or will be qualified, to vote next Nov. 7 at the general election, and do not have their of officers of the Galena Fire Com gram, Mrs. Covington, still active in body and mind, gave a very inspiring talk on her Christian ex pany, Harry A. Bolton was reelected With Mrs.

Leigh ton Lockerman, local leader in charge, the club dis cussed cows and victory gardens. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Truitt. names on the registration books, may register, the Board of Registration for Sussex County will sit at the office in the courthouse annex president, and George Newcomb was SEAFORD, March 15 (Special). The Rev.

Walter H. Stone, pastor of Mt. Olivet Methodist Church here, told the Seaford Lions Club of what the church is doing in time of war at a dinner meeting in the Hotel Sussex. George R. Huston presided.

The club voted to help defray the expenses of necessary clothing for a local citizen who recently was admitted to Brandywine Sanatorium. Harold Ball and Everett T. Conaway were inducted into the club. Guests were David Messick and Roland Smith of the Hebron, Md, Lions Club, and Samuel Pierce and Glenn Newton of Seaford. 2 Well Known Citizens Under Knife Miss Sally Moore, chief clerk at the Seaford draft board office; underwent an "operation today in the Kent General Hospital, Dover.

Mrs. Samuel Hastings, Arch and King Streets, is in the Kent General Hospital Dover, where she submitted to an operation a tfew days ago. The Auxiliary-Guild of St. Luke's Episcopal Church will hold a bake-sale in front of Nathan's furniture store here Saturday. The Concord Parent-Teacher As elected chief.

The following board of directors was elected: Clement on the following dates: Vaughn, Harry A. Bolton, Julian W. perience. Mrs. Covington has been a member of Asbury Meahodist Church for around 75 years, an official, Sunday school teacher, class leader, and member of all the church organizations.

She was the Saturday, April 1, 9 a. m. to 12; 1 p. m. to 5 p.

m. Thursday, April p. m. to p. Hurtt, for three years; George Nicholson, James D.

Davis, for two years, George Newcomb, Burton 6 p. m. to 8 p. m. Wednesday.

April 12, 9 a. m. to 12; 1 Edwards, for one year. p. m.

to m. and Guinea Creeks. All of which, according to weather forecasters, are harbingers of spring. The old-timers declare the backbone of winter is broken, but at the same time they admit that there may be many flarebacks of weather between now and the last week in April. The last date for killing frosts has been recognized as April 25 for more than 30 years, although many lower Delawareans will recall June 3, 1913, when there was a killing frost and ice formed.

Early spring crops were killed and had to be replanted, but it turned out to be one of the biggest crop years in several decades. ELKTON, March 15 (Special). The Elkton sub-district convention of the Methodist Youth Fellowship, comprising chapters at Cecil ton, Chesapeake City, Bethel, Cherry Hill, Union, North East, Perryville, Woodlawn, Rising Sun. and several other towns in Cecil County, will be held in the Elkton Methodist Church, Friday night. The local chapter will entertain the visitors, and several special features have been planned.

The youth conference president. Miss Jessie Stevens of Dover, will be the principal speaker. There will also be tryouts for a new sub-district choir. The following officers and directors of the Harford Memorial Hospital, Havre de Grace, have been elected for the ensuing year: Robert M. Vandiver, prestdent; George T.

Pennington. flrst vice-president; Thomas C. Hopkins, second vice-president: Leon M. Moore, treasurer. Directors are: T.

Milton Carroll. William A. Leffler. Emanuel Newmyer. Albert H.

Wood, Harry C. Lawder, Richard H. Leithiser. Clarence A. McCo.nmons.

Jesse Pusey. Michael W. Fahey. Dr. George A.

Willis, Smith Michael. Judge Frederick Cobourn, Ryland Mitchell, Norman J. Lee. R. Lamar Mc- Gloves Cleaned and Repaired Invisible Mending Shop first convert and her marriage was the first solemnized in the Asbury Methodist Church of Sharptown.

Mrs. Covington is regular in her attendance of all the church services and continues to teach her Sunday school class every Sunday. John M. Franklin MILFORD, March 15 (Spe 826 MARKET ST. Tuesday, Apru 15, a.

m. to 1 p. m. to 5 p. m.

Friday. April 28, m. to 12; 1 p. m. to 5 p.

m. Saturday. May a. m. to 12; 1 p.

m. to 5 p. m. Thursday, May 11, 9 ra. to 12; 1 p.

m. to 5 p. in. Wednesday. May 17, 1 p.

m. to p. 6 m. to 8 p. m.

Tuesday, May 23. a. m. to 12; 1 p. m.

to 5 Saturday, June 3. 9 a. m. to 12; 1 p. m.

to 5 p. m. Thursday, June 9 m. to 12; 1 p. m.

Promoted, Transferred ROCK HALL, March 15 (Special). Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tucker of Rock Hall have received a letter from their son. Private Burgess Tucker, U.

S. that he has been transferred from Australia to New Guinea and has been promoted to the rank of corporal in the Army Engineering Corps. cial). John M. Franklin, aged 75 years, died in the Milford Memorial Hospital Tuesday.

Funeral services will be held at the Berry Funeral Home, here, Thursday, at 1 p. m. with interment in Lewes Methodist sociation and the Nanticoke 4-H Club will hold a joint meeting at Wicomico Nears Goal Cemetery. He is survived by four children: the Concord community house to itfTaH IS FOB FUTURE Your future security frequently depends on your present insurance. An analysis of your policies will help you plan protection against future losses.

Call us -HONESTLY, IT'S THE BEST POLICY" Harry David Zutz Agency Misses Emma and Virginia Frank night. C. E. McCauley, state supervisor of 4-H Clubs, has been invited lin, and Edward Franklin, all of Wil In Red Cross Drive SALISBURY, March 15 (Special). Two-thirds of Wicomico County's Red Cross goal is in the mington, and Mrs.

Elsie Condi, ot No sacrifices we Americans at home can make can match those of our fighting men at the front. What we save they get. By saving power and fuel in our homes and cars, we will be giving them the power to win a quicker to speak. Councilman Buys Farm Milford. bank.

Campaign Chairman Den-mead Kolb said yesterday. Mrs. Nellie S. Davis Cann, Clay P. Whiteford, John A.

Robinson. Paul LeFever, Paul B. Harlan, John D. worthington, J. Charles Rutledge.

John M. Kunkel. Ernest Volkart, G. Bartol Silver, Stanley M. Barrett, and Harry D.

Bailey. DELAWARE TRUST BLDG. PHONE 8545 CECILTON, March 15 (Spe He reported a total of $13,780.60 to date and said that the county cial). Mrs. Nellie S.

Davis, 47 years old, widow of Oldham W. Davis, a local merchant, died at her home to 5 p. m. Wednesday. June 14.

9 m. to 12; 1 p. m. to 5 p. m.

Tuesday, June 29, a. m. to 12; I p. m. to 5 p.

m. Friday. June 30. 1 p. m.

to 5 p. p. m. to 8 p. m.

All persons who are not registered and who have been a resident of the state for one year, three months in Sussex County and 30 days in the district, are entitled to appear before the Board of Registration on the named dates and qualify. Later on registration dates for the 24 election districts will be announced by the board. College Vespers Held SALISBURY, March 15 (Special). Dr. J.

Leas Green, pastor of Bethesda Methodist Church, was the guest speaker at vespers Sunday at the State Teachers Col Is) Co-oporotioo with tti Economic Stobilixation Program here yesterday, after several weeks illness. goal should be reached by the middle of the week. "Despite handicaps of weather and numerous activities, we had a wonderful response from the canvassers who have been working in the campaign far the last two weeks," Mr. Kolb said. For several years, prior to her City Councilman William H.

Parsons has purchased the Frank H. Dryden property on Bradford Street, West Seaford. The Lewis farm of 90 acres on Route 13, between Seaford and Bridgeville has been sold to Milton Waller. The local Kiwanis Club is sponsoring a benefit vaudeville and moving picture in the Layton theatre here tonight, the proceeds to be used in club work for the underprivileged. Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Conaway were given a variety shower recently by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Atkinson, and Mr. and Mrs.

Albert H. Riggin, in Blades. illness, she held a clerical position CET5 Mfcf in the Cecilton Bank of the Elk ton Banking and Trust Company Before her marriage she was Miss Nellie Short, and practically all her life was spent in Cecilton. Two sons FOR A PERFECT PAINT JOB ALWAYS USE and one daughter survive her. WHATS SPEND-LEAST, wnrrEY a new MUTUAL-ASS ISTANCI YOO AMD WftOfVfR SPENDS THC LEAST KOMCV WHO SOYS 2 UNNECESSARY THftfCS PO THE MOST TO ttttt John Potts Stricken I lege.

He spoke with challenge on "The Power of Human Personality DEAL? ELKTON, March- 15 (Spe Chestertown Groups Would Improve Parks CHESTERTOWN. March 15 (Special). Officials of our Garden Club of Chestertown of which Mrs. Richard H. Collins, is president, and representatives of other organizations in the city, have been holding conferences for the purpose of devising ways and means for the improvement of the two parks in the center the city.

For a number of years the parks have been under the care of the Garden Club, which has expended a considerable sum of money annually in their maintenance and adornment with shrubbery and flowering shrubs. One of the parks contains a number of historic monuments and markers donated by the late Chief Judge James Alfred Pearce and other citizens. A general campaign of beautification will begin in the spring. One light bulb turned off in your home can help save critical SB Dr. Green was Introduced by Shirley cial).

John Potts. 65 years old. Churchill who was in charge-of the INFLATION retired farmer of the Fifth Election District, died unexpectedly at his Church of the Brethren Will Hold Conference DENTON, March 15 (Special). An all-day conference of delegates from the six congrega service. Mildred Simpers accompa nied group singing.

home near Leslie Station, yesterday morning, from heart trouble. He married Miss Shallcross, who sur Ward, former student visited the college this week while tions of the Church of the Brethren vives him. The funeral will be held house path en route to Corpus Christi, Tex, where he will begin training as a from his late home tomorrow after on the Delmarva Peninsula will be held here, April 19, it was announced yesterday, by the Rev. 259 noon at 2 o'clock, with interment in cadet In the U. S.

Navy Air Corps. St. Mary's Episcopal Cemetery, Newton J. Miller, pastor of the North East. Church of the Brethren of Denton The churches to be represented are at Ridgely, Cordova, Easton, Laurel Rotary Hears Denton, and Westover, in Maryland, and Farmington, Dal.

Talk on World Affairs LAUREL, March 15 (Spe resources necessary to victory. A MAT BE IN TOCB BOMB RIGHT NOW CALL 3-5201 TERMINIX The women will hold a separate cial). Rotarian Norman 5. Hof- meeting in the morning. At the af PAINT HARDWARE STORE 10 per cent redaction in the use of electricity in homes throughout the nation would save tons of coal a year.

ternoon session, the two groups will PAl ANO THE VALUE OF OUR DOLLARS won't GO DOWN. WE'LL ALL WIN I OCT IT. IF THERE ARE FEWER BUYERS FOR SCARCE GOODS, PRICES WONT SHOOT UP.CH? YOUR MONEY WU BUY MORE IF YOU LET IT GROW, SO INVEST fT NOW IN WAS BONDS, INSURANCE, ANO THE SAVINGS BANK 1 Vsndever Ave. Loenst Street ssasssssasaDIAL S-ISSSbmbbsbsssi i convene together. fecker gave an interesting address on international affairs at the regular meeting of the Rotary Club Monday evening.

A Molloy C. Vaughn Heads Farm Loan Group for 24th Year GEORGETOWN, March 15 an indication that farming opera Norman Pratt, county cnairman of the blood donor committee, gave a shart explanation of the needs for blood plasma, and urged members of the club back the local committee, so that Laurel may be assured of its quota. Visitors were C. R. McCormick, the guest of E.

J. Cannon; Roland Quillin, guest of Roland Waller, and Sergt. Everett Ralph, the guest of Louis Hltchens. tions within the past year has been profitable, notwithstanding the labor shortage. H.

C. Held of Baltimore, representing the Land Bank of Balti CARSTAIRS sun mssst Taxables of New Castle County The Board of Assessment of New Castle County, Delaware, will sit in their Office, Room 122, Public Building, Wilmington, Delaware, each secular day during the months of March and April from 9 A. M. to 5 P. M.

Monday thro Friday, A. M. to It A. M. Saturdays, to hear af peals, make additions or corrections In or to said assessments for the ensuing' taxable year beginninr July 1st, next.

The assessment or assessment roll may be seen in the office of the Board. BOARD OF ASSESSMENT New Castle County, Delaware more, discussed future payment plans and outlined the progress of the bank for the past 25 years Could Adam Eat the Appls with Stomach Ulcer Pains? Mr. Vaughn was county agent for TMs many years of Sussex County, and (Special). Molloy C. Vaughn, for 23 years head of the Sussex County Farm Loan Association and a candidate for a 25-year service medal as a director, was reelected president at a meeting of the board Monday night at Grange Hall.

Fred M. Wright of Delfnar was elected as vice-president, and N. W. Taylor of Dover as secretary-treasurer. The loan committee named consists of Daniel H.

Callaway of Seaford: William H. Carlisle of Greenwood, and Mr. Vaughn. Alternates of the committee are: Edgar Isaacs of Greenwood, and Mr. Wright.

During the past 12 months. 40 members have paid off the loans, 1 Tha biblical tory of Adam eatinf a raw apple might never have coma to pan had he suffered after-eattar paint. Don't tenors Introduced the Wilson variety of soybeans, which became prolific and for many years was one of the out CARSTAIRS Whit aeai your sufferings. Try Odga for relief of ulcer and stomach pains, indigestion, gas standing crops of lower Delaware. It was through his efforts that not pains, i or neartoorn.

Darning sensation, bloat and other conditions caused by excess acid. Get a 35c box of Udga Tablets from thc tweeny OMMero eto only lower Delaware but the entire Delmarva Peninsula became one of NW ON WAR I PtZMttnOH. TN CMOS your druggist. First dose must eonvtrtee or return box to us and get DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK. At Eckerd'a aad drug the largest producing sections of soybeans in the country stores everywhere.

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