Smyrna times., 1906-04-25
CHESWOLD.
Prof. MorimotO Gave an Interesting Entertain.
ment-Easter Services at CheswOld, Sun
day-LOcaIs and Personal Mention.


Moore is identifying his home with
new coat of paint.
The Edward F. Jones property is un
repairs of a new roof and
in other ways.
About twenty young friends of Miss
May Jackson gave her surprise last
Friday evening taking with them re-
freshments as we'll as much merry
making which resulted in an evening
spent
Prof. Kokichi Morimoto of Toxic,
Japan, gave his Motion Picture views
of the Russian-Japanese War inter
spersed with other scenic views upon
canvas in Cheswold Church last Sat
urday evening to large and delighted
audience. His views are of the Kinet-
oscope pattern and of the latest Edi-
son model. They are veritable lifelike
pantomimes, accurately presented
upon canvas in colors. Prof. Mori-
moto is professed christian and came
among us through the instrumentality
of Pastor Derrlckson with whom he
took part in the work of both Churches
on Sunday. Prof. Morimoto being
highly educated, it is said the ambas-
sador bee is buzzing in his ear and be-
ing friend of President Roosevelt's
his chances are good to represent ia
pan at Washington not in the distant
future.
The church services of the morning
on Sunday was of the Easter character
being carried over in consequence of
the Easter morning rain. Pastor Der
rickson's discourse therefore was in
harmony with this great anniversary
event throughout Christendom. Easter
music including the old Easter anthem
was rendered by the choir. At the
Sunday School session Superintend-
ent Boggs secured the services of Rev.
A. J. Lods, who gave fine review of
the lesson. MIR. Robert j. Johnston,
delegate to the State Sunday School
Convention held at Middletown, also
gave an interesting report of its pro-
ceedings. At the evening Epworth
League session Rev. Mr. Boord, a re-
cent conner among us was among the
speakers, one who handled the topic
with splendid logical effect. In the
preaching hour Prof. MorimOto was
the speaker telling of his impressions
of this great country of ours from the
prestige, power, progress, she, un-
der the liberty and freedom idea anC
christian religion, was exerting upoI
him and Japan which led him to SCI
something of the far west against tn
protest of others.
A AIR. Schumkoff of Bulgaria, is t
give free lecture in Cheswold Churcl
on Friday evening of this week.
The ladies of our w. G. 7. U. ar
actively preparing to royalty welcom
the Kent County Convention whic
meets here May 3rd, 1906. 1t bein
the custom to carry their own dinner
our ladies will be prepared to enter
tain those who are thus unprepare
: and supper will be served to all in Al
. derson's Hall. Home talent will SUI
| ply the proceedings throughout I'll
+ day, but Miss Rena E. G. Mosher
d Westfeld, will be the speaker of th
' evening exercises. All indication
q promise a spicy convention.
s Iu the darkness of the night of SUI
e day the carriages of Messrs. Thomi
: Shackal and Medmord Ford collide
: interlocked on the west end of Che
II void. The former who was going
IS considerable speed was thrown fo
e ward with force but fortunately e
n capped injury, but both carriages we
broken badly and one disabled.
Personals: Miss Marion McComo
of Wyoming, is the guest of Nj
" Maggie Learned.-Dr. and Mrs. Viii
10 of Wilmington. were guests last we
Ia of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Anderson
e. Mrs. Laura McNamee and son Ora
1 IOfu anu MIS-. Il 6dfSOu VI Ou
" ter, are visiting his parents. Mr.. al
s' Mrs. Edward Ford near Cheswold.
n Mr.. aud Mrs. Peters of Viola, as a
nr Mr.. T. l.. Fauley of Chester, were
%: week guests Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. b
ne ker.-Mrs. d. H. Boyce and son v
en- lard were last week guests of NJ
's' Jermap, Leipsic. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
ne Cooper. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. d. Lear
'n' and Mr.. Robert j. Johnston as d.
'r' gate attended the Sunday School G
ne vention at Middletown last week
OF Messrs J. Hermon Anderson and
gn Boggs are as jurors attending cour
M Dover.-Mrs. Calvin Boggs, of PE
nm delphia, was visitor Of MIR. and \
rry G. Boggs last week. Prof. M Morin
'he while in town was entertained at
'on parsonage.
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