Smyrna times., 1906-04-11
CHESWOLD.
John II. Bishop Purchases an Automobile,
Preparing to Entertain Kent W. c. T. U.
at CheswOld-LOcaI and Personal.
Special Correspondence to the TIMES.


Special Correspondence to the TINES
CHEswoLD, April 10:-Mr. J. H. Bis
hop receiv ed last week, an automobile
of convenient size for his use and pur-
pose. He is his own Chauffeur, and
spins when he pleases at his pleasure
The rain of Monday which is quite
heavy was not wished for by the our
farmers, and will in a measure hinder
progress of their work.
Mrs. Maud Jackson the wide awake
teacher of our colored school which is
out of funds is training her pupils for
an entertainment at 10cents admission,
with which to continue her school few
weeks longer. The entertainment will
be given next Monday evening, the
10th.
The Kent County W. G. T. U. con-
vention is expected to be held in Ches-
wold church, May 3rd, a prominent
speaker the name ofwhom will be more
definitely announced, will be a draw
ing card at this convention.
Pastor Derrickson has arranged with
Frof. Kokichi Morimoto A. NJ, of
Japan, to exhibit his celebrated NOV
ing pictures of the recent Russian
Japanese war with a lecture descrip-
tive, in Cheswold church, Saturday
evening, April 21, at 500 o'clock p. m.
Prof. Morimoto is a graduate of John
Hopkins University in this country
and ranks high in the lecture field In
some parts of this country. The mo-
tion pictures are of the best and latest
invention. Adults 25 cts, children
under twelve Is cents admission.
Next Sunday being Easter, the
church services of the day will be
marked by extra music, decorations
and sermon in the morning by the
Pastor, bearing on the great anniver
sary, with a special program to be
rendered in the evening. "Christ the
only refuge for the Christian against
the arts of the enemy" was the tenor
of pleasing discourse by Pastor Der.
rickson to large congregation last
Sunday morning. In the evening,
'"The Slavery of Sin" was the subject
of his sermon. John D. Horsey Of
Seaford, being present in the Sunday
School session, reviewed the lesson
subject in happy vein.
Our farmers speak very encourag
ingly of the prospects for a crop Of
peaches in this vicinity this year. Th,
weather conditions may yet destroy
them however, and the ravages of tn,
scale" is by some of them great,
feared.
Mr.. James oil Norfolk, Va. the lat
purchaser of the Fouraker farm a
Bishops Corner moved there last week
Personals: s:-Mrs. John A. Wright ant
son John, of Kemptown, Md, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. d. H. Boyce ant
other relatives, while her husband
Rev. John A. Wright is attending tn,
Methodist Protestant Conference a
Baltimore. Mrs. Edgar. Clothier an,
children of Philadelphia were also Wis
itors of Mr. and Mrs, d. II. Boyce las
} week.-Mr. and Mrs. John Davis O
Little Creek, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Anderson an,
Mrs. Oliver Armstrong of Claytol
: were guests of Mrs. S. G. Anderson
, Sunday.-Mrs. P. NJ Money and So
Paul, are visiting friends at Harrine
! ton and Felton.-Mr. &. B. Moor
E was a guest over Sunday of ex-Pasto
A. W. Goodhand and family at Stock
+ ton, Md.-Mrs. M. A. Casson was
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Laur
, Clark, Dover, last Week.-Mrs. Viol
, Thompson of Clayton visited Chet
! void friends last week.-Mrs.. Ho
{ linger and daughter, of Woodside an
Mrs. Walheater and daughter of Cam
r den were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. 4
: Slaughter, on Sunday.