Smyrna times., 1899-01-04
CLAYTON.

hens Of Interest Cleaned From the Doiu0s
/ in aud About Tewn.
] Try our Home-Made Mincemeat -
" H. Davis, Clayton, Del. 2
! Preaching at Bethesda NJ. P. Churcb
nezt Sunday at 2.30 p. m.
4 prOtracted meeting will bao;, -
EEelI Nj. T. Church on Sunday Jan.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Ewell,s
y r. Church will meet next Tuesday
night at Mrs. Venn's.
Rev. ". W. White will nraocb
Salem NJ. +. Church on next SUNDAY
stternoon at :. 80 o'clock HYMNS Sc.
sciions. 151, 4l5, 35S. Pentecostal
bvmn, $50.
supper and festival will be held in
" P. Wrlght's basement Hall on Fri
day and Saturday nights, Jan. 13 and
Il for the benefit of the stewards fund
otEgell's i. p. Church.
Rev. J. E. Nicholson, pastor of
Evell's NJ. P. Church, will preach next
Sundav as follows; 10 80 a. m. "Gain-
ing Disciples for Christi; :. 80 d. m
Jesus the Light of the World; Sun,
iay School at p. m.
The conference of Epworth Leaoue
Cabinet will meet at St. Paul's NJ
Church tomorrow for the purpose of
making ont the program for the En-
worth League Anniversary which will
be held during the session of the
Methodist Episcopal Conference at
Cambridge, Md, in March.
William Green, the unfortunate
negro who was almost fatally shot ON
Fourth of July last BY Isaac Prattis
tolOred, and who since has been under
care and treatment at the Kent County
Aims House returned 10 CLAYTON LAST
week. He was received by his colored
friends, but not without some curious
interest
There is considerable grip in town
specially among the school children
lld It naturally has it effect upon the
Public Schools. However, school
Gened IN earnest yesterday morning
ooth Prot. W. L. Gooding and his as
'stant, Prof. Walter w. Hynson. who
lave been affected with the grip. were
81 their posts
Egell VI. p. Sunday School elected
he following officers on Sunday after
noon: Superintendent, Mr.. E. shaw.
assistant Superintendent, Mrs. A. H
skinner; Secretary, Mr.. Geo. d
BoggS; Librarian, Mr.. Otis Allen:
vrganlst, Miss Bessie Skinner; Treas.
ueF, Mrs. Ernest Morris.
Mss Lillian Hearn gave a very de-
-gliiul company on Tuesday evening
lsi IN honor of the Misses Litheiser
81 Hayre de Grace, Nd. A pleasant
4-'rtalnment was afforded during the
.'s1lng by the solo singing of Miss
ilne Lltheiser and the banjo selec-
lols OF Mr.. Isaac Beatty. Among
-oSe present were: The Misses
;;slthelser OF Havre de Grace, Nd; the
Kisses Bertha and Ethel Ennis. Miss
lillian Hearn and Miss Edith Haw- I'll
ms Messrs. VIM. Boggs, Howell il
eIH' Charles LeCompt, Otis Allen. al
'ooert iHollet, Isaac Beatty and viii,
fsrsonaE-Rev. and Mrs. J. E.. Mich :
son have returned from a visit to
llladelphia. Mrs. Frank Atkins of l
l4ntlco, Nd, and Miss Mary Quigly
Nontour Falls, n. Y, have been
Tests Of Mrs. II. w. Grant.-Mr.
lyard Mccoy and family of Philadel-
lia' have returned from a visit to Mr..
ID Mrs. A. II. Skinner. They are FL
~ entertaining Mr.. Will Mccoy of
lester, Pa. Vincent Walker who has
81 residing in town has moved to
vicinity of Odessa, where he has
zen farm. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B.
,ngood are visiting in Philadelphia.
Mss katherine Leathead of Calfor-
! and Mrs. J. W. Beatty of Will
agton, are visiting Mrs. J. q. Long
loW-Eey. Frank L. Wells is en- :
'ing visit to Bridgeport, Connecti- Til
~,Mrs. Mollie Harper and daugh- he
Miss Cora, of Odessa, are guests =,
me family of Mr.. A. Sevil. Miss sc,
ny Collins has taken a position in l
imlnSton. The Messrs. Frank aud an'
ward Donovan have gone to take of
tlons, the former in Philadelphia liti
the latter in Wilmington. Mrs. cb,
" FarsOn and daughter of Phila- ire
'uia' ana Mr.. Victor Jones of Mid go,
own, have been guests of the fam
Of John Short.
lar