Smyrna times., 1908-03-25
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
People Who Come and Go
y and their Social Doings

Rev. Albert Chandler and Mrs.
Chandler have returned from Con-
ference and are now packing up to
leave sometime next week for their
new appointment at Bethel in Sussex
County. Rev. Chandler will make his
farewell visit to all his charges on
Smyrna Circuit next Sunday and will
be succeeded the following Sunday by
the new pastor. There is deep
regret from losing the Chambers from
Smyrna, but they will take with
them the good wishes of their many
friends.
John Gearhart of New York City
spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs.
Alexander FAIRIES. Watson Gear
hart who has been visiting Balti-
more and Annapolis, has been called
unexpectedly to report for duty at
the Edison Electric Light Company
in Brooklyn, n Y, the same Com
pany with which his brother John is
employed. Watson has been the first
of the boys to be taken back of the
number who where laid off some
time ago.
DR.. Thomas c. Moore who left two
weeks ago for the Pennsylvania San
itarium, Philadelphia, is improving as
we'll as can be expected and already
feels benefited by the treatment.
DIR. Moore is endeavoring, it is under
stood to get a substitute to take
: charge of his practice in Smyrna. Dr..
j Arters, a homeopath, of Doylestowr
Pa, was in town on Monday looking
U over the situation, but he did not
S announce whether he would locate
= here or not.
I, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph L. Beckett
have returned from Philadelphi;
where they went to visit their daugh
l. ter, Mrs. Frank S. Busser, who lef
IS Saturday for Colorado, in search o
d better health. Mrs. Busser has bee
rs in poor health for sometime and sh
leaves for the west with the bes
wishes of her friends that she ma
be completely restored to health.
q Presiding Elder Adam Stengle an
II Mrs. Stengle of Salisbury Md
I'll stopped over in Smyrna Monday, fC
a short visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Josep
Smithers, on their way home fro
of Conference. They both received tt
xt welcome hand of their former frienC
ir of Asbury where Rev. Stengle W;
i'll pastor for several years.
o. Mrs Charles Bitter has returne
If from Philadelphia where she has bet
be purchasing her Spring Milliner
She has also added line of beaut
full post cards. Mrs Bitter succee
ed some months ago to the stand
I M. E. & S. J. Megear.
~ Mrs. Walter o. Hoffecker has +
= - turned from visit to her parents
"' Philadelphia, where she has be
~ while her husband Walter o. Hoffe
ny ker has been attending ConferenC
Pc ;~@ They both returned Monday night.
~ e Mrs. Mary Perry of Newal
IN Delaware, and her daughter, Nj
Hester Manuel of Philadelphia, hs
returned home after a pleasant vi
an to her sister, Mrs. Lima Ford.
cry Mr.. and Mrs Ralph D. Stevens
! no and children of Wilmington, have b'
ess, visiting his parents Mr.. and M
rac- George Stevenson.
dis Mrs. M. V. Ford spent last week
sty, Philadelphia and Wilmington.
of Ford Joined her over Sunday in
Grs. tendance upon the Conference s
arge vices.
arks Miss Elizabeth Smithers has b
she spending Conference Week in '
e of mington guest of Miss Margaret La
DR.. Frank Gardner spent c
ference Week in Wilmington.
.or+v Mrs. Mary E. Voshell is visit
.oan in Wilmington.
70 Mr.. John Mannering, of 81
ore Bend, Indiana, is visiting his n
ond Mrs. George M. Stevenson.
lent Mrs. Wythe NJ. Parks of Wash
i ton, D. c. is visiting Miss n
,ins. Spruance.
cally Rev. Eu"lh 1arCiiei S'oppso
,,Ior. Monday night to visit his mot
III He was on his return from Confer
pear 10 ms nome III d,, IreS.OH' ~ 10, -,
: of from a short visit to her son eli
o,,sa- Collins in Wilmington.
,sons Miss Beulah HAZEL of Philadel
10 was home over Sunday.