Smyrna times., 1908-01-15
CHESWOLD.
John II. Bishops Finely Improved Country
1Ome-LOcaI and Personals.

Special Correspondence to the TINES
CHEswoLD. Jan. 14:-Mr. George W.
Taylor, of Smyrna early last fall in
stalled in the home of Mr.. J. H. Bishop
in this town a cellar heater which
works on the principle of vacuum and
vapOr scientifically applied. Follow
ing the bill of direction it is doing fully
all it was recommended to do and Mr..
Bishop is delighted with the comforts
of home 1t is styled the Tourain Jr.,
manufactured at Syracuse, N. Y, and
is automatic. Mrs. Bishop being a
lover of flowers is also finding much
satisfaction in placing them in any
apartment she may wish. She has a
lemon tree that is being vigorous and
bearing fruit and one lemon measures
thirteen inches around it. 1t is per-
haps in size the most remarkable ever
grown in this section. Conspicuous
among her flowers also is the pOins ct
tia, commonly known as the Christmas
flower because it blooms only at Christ
mas, is rare and very pretty.
In Pastor McCann's Sunday morn
ing discourse he dwelled upon Goods
commands and the mel ciful prOvis ons-
for meeting them" "Faith in the Un
seen" was the subject of the shorter
evening discourse. The announce
mept of the Ladies' Aid Meeting, Mon
day evening; EpwOrth League Cabi-
net and Sunday School Board Tuesday
evening, mid-week prayer and Mission
study, Wednesday evening; W. G. 7.
u, Thursday afternoon; social and en-
tertainment by Pastors Sunday School
class, Friday evening at Parsonage,
and the Teacher Training Glass, Sat
urday evening, rounded out the full
week amid smiling. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
BOggs are noted for their hospitality
but when half of these things were
read out for their home it was thought
surely they were keeping an open
house.
Rural Grange held pleasant session
Saturday afternoon, initiating two
} new members and transacting Other
Z business. els it advisable to have an
agricultural course in our public
} schools?" will be discussed in the
Grange next Saturday.
Per Onals: Mrs. George Bunker an(
son, of Goshen, N. j., were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Bunker las
, Week.-Mrs. Frances Slaymaker, O
, Camden, was the guest of Mrs. Ann,
: Evans Friday and Saturday last. Mrs
, j. II. Bishop was the guest of Mis-
, Elizabeth Smithers, of Smyrna. las
week.-Mr. and Mrs. Jump, of Mary
, del. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J
. Temple Jump over Sunday. Mrs
t Mary Cooper, of Smyrna, was th
guest of Mrs. Haddie Cooper last weel
n Mrs. Ola Anderson gave a socia
+ company for few friends Wednesda,
n evening of last week.-Mrs.. Haiti
!, Money is visiting friends in FELTON,. =
Q Miss Helen Mute, of Wilmington, i
4 the guest of Mrs. Annie Mitchell
i Mrs. John d. Banks, of Turtle Creek
, Pa, is prospecting in this locality wit
IS the view of locating. Mr.. and Mrs.
Y Herman Anderson have spent a fe
days with friends in Philadelphia. =
MIR. D. F. Loose will give a famil
dinner Tuesday of this week in cell
IL brating birth anniversary.-Georg
y son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Made,
died in the hospital while under trea
9 ment for complication of diseases
ie Burial was made at Dover.-Mr. Jot
- Kemp has returned from hospital trea
ment much improved.