Smyrna times., 1898-03-30
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Wednesday Afternoon, Mar. 80, '9S.
CLAYTON.
Wedding to take Place this EveniHg-The
Departure of Rev. and Mrs. II, W.
ThurlOw.

A very pretty magnolia tree adorns
the yard of Mr.. ]. B. Book.
The class will elect new leader at
Ewell's NJ. P. Church after service
next Sunday morning.
There will be preaching at Bethesda
NJ. P. Church next Sunday at 2. 80 P.
NJ. This will be the last service for
the Conference year.
The pulpit of st. Paul NJ E. Church
was vacant last Sunday, both morning
and evening, owing to the fact that |
the pastor was away at conference.
One of the largest engines that ever
passed over the p. w. & B. r. R., went |
through here Saturday morning on its
way south. 1t had four driving wheels.
For good fresh groceries at low
prices 1t is we'll for the Clayton people
to consult HanscOm's s advertisement of
specialties each week of his Whining
ton store.
A number of new bicycles have been
purchased in town. The streets so
smoothly bedded with ground oyster
shells, makes an elegant surface for
wheeling.
lkGN. ". w D6N 6ulSu III u uOIt lulo
morning to one of the official members
of st. Paul NJ. E. Church, said he ex-
pected to be present next Sunday and
fill the pulpit.
Rev. w. w. White will preach his
last sermon for this conference year at
Salem NJ. p. Church on next Sabbath
afternoon, April Sd, at o'clock.
Subject: "The Impregnable Rock.
All cordially invited.
W.T.. 81. r. Clements are doing a
driving business this spring. 1t has
been an early spring with them and
their sales have so far beaten the
record over previous spring sales See
what their advertisement says.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fouraker of
this town, have issued cards for the
marriage of their daughter, Miss Lew
cite. to A. G.. Price, of Smyrna. The
nuptial knot will be tied at ? o'clock
this afternoon by the Rev. W.O. Hurst,
of Odessa.
Next Sunday services in Ewells' M.
p. Church will close up the Conference
wear. The Pastor Rev. j. E. Nichol-
son. will preach at 1890 A. NJ, subject
-"dIhe Sunday School Lesson" 7.3O
Pm, Redemption, followed by the
communion service; Sunday School al
2P. NJ; Christian Endeavor at z. P. NJ
Rev. T. P. Revelle, of Dover M. P
Church, preached last Sunday II
EwelPs Church to a large congrega
ton who were more than pleased: H!i
style of preaching is unique, and he'll
brimful of wit and humOr, which coulC
not be concealed. The balance due OF
the pastors salary was raised VIII
great ease.
One of the features of the residence
portion of Clayton are the splendl'
lawns in front of each property. Th'
housewife during these spring day
finds busy employment, getting Tn
flower beds in shape and the gras
moved Some of the residences WI
soon be adorned with beautiful now
cry displays.
Departure Of Rev. and Mrs. ThurlOw.-Il
the wisdom of the Council at Whining
ton Conference Just closed at Lewef
the pastor of st. Paul M. u. Churc
was changed to East New Market o
Dover District, station about 19 mile
from Seaford on the @. Il s., road
The minutes show it to be equally q
good if not better appointment. In
congregation while gracefully submit
ting to the departure of Mr.. and Mrs
Thurlow rejoice that they have falle
into such good hands. Both Mr.. an
Mrs. Thurlow are endowed with rar
musical abilities and we bespeak fc
them many warm friends in their ne