Smyrna times., 1913-03-26

Long and j. william treeny nave
purchased the 1O5-acre farm of Mrs.
Annie Vincient,a a mile from Delmar,
for $500.
Sussex clergymen are combining to
aid movement for the organization
of Y. NJ. c. A. clubs in towns where
boys have nothing TO do but loaf on
the streets.
Shad fishermen from New Castle
caught as high as II fish to a net on
one tide Friday. The fish sold from
so cents for a small melt TO 81. so for |
the best roes.
Chicken thieves are again in evil
dence around Dover, Farmer Edward
James reporting the theft Of so
chickens from his farm at COoper's
Corner. few nights ago.
An oyster famine is threatened at
Milton because Of the law prohibiting
more than seven bushels to be taken
by one person in one day from the
Broadkiln River.
Frederick Walls. Georgetown: Eli
JAN Lynch, Selbyville; Elias R.
Griffeth, Seaford; John w. King,
Laurel: John Dimes, Bridgeville.
and John P. Wilson, Milford, are can
didates for State detective.
Denying the public appeal of Rev.
W. H. Hantzmon, pastor Of the First
NJ. P. Church, Wilmington who says
he needs assistance because members
refuse him fnancials declare he
ignored them.
George r. Mcclary and Miss Sallie
A. North were married at Z. 80 O. clock
on the evening of March y, at the
home Of the BRIDES parents in Leip-
sic. by Rev. A. r. Brown. pastor Of
Leipsic NJ. E. Church.
The stockholders of the Dover Opera
House elected the following directors
for the ensuing year: William H.
Baker, Jesse s. Burton. Wilbur d.
Burton. Joseph 7. Hoffecker, J..
: Frank Starting. Harry Mayer, A. B.
= Magee.
Bible conference each afternoon in
t Mt. Pleasant NJ ?. Church at 2 80 p.
D m. The discussions will be led We'd
nesday, March %. bv the Rev. r. H.
! Adams. d. D.. Thursday Mach 27 by
1 the Rev. c. a. Hill. DID,; Friday,
March %, by the Rev. H. G. Budd,
s. T. d. The session of the cabinet
Will be held in Emmanuel parsonage
Unable, I'm just honin' with ,
watery taste in my mouth for th'
= good old turnip greens and hogs jow
Of Sussex County. $50 spoke the Rev
erend Francis Burgette Short as h
4 sat reading a Delaware Newspaper il
> his home. the parsonage of the Firs
Methodist Church, of Salt Lake City
Utah, ten days ago. His recollec
l. tions Of the spring dish of his boy
y hood. brought thought waves of III
n happy days in Delaware, now of IN
past, and where each spring the po
sr boils greasy with the succulent turni
Fl green and the delicious hogs jowl
is especially in Sussex County, wher
the housewives know better how {
prepare this dish with more lusciOu
= taste. than in any other spot on God
green earth. The thought waves Z
ie this well-known preacher were tune
10 meet the attentive ear of relativ,
sc and friends in Delaware, two thousar
1T miles away and in response to thes'
in the United States mails were callt
in as a medium to bring happiness
II this longing son of Delaware for Il
y spring product of his teeming nati'
: land of plenty and happiness, and d
result was that some Of the freshel
and brightest turnip greens, and
nj tender little hogs jowl were prepar
l., for shipment through the parcels pos
us and started on Wednesday mornir
last on its western journey to salts
re- the cravings Of this loyal Delaware
nd to the land and products of the la
ng Of his birth. II took with it f
more than the intrinsic value Of Z
=; turnip or the pig. as the packa
carried loving remembrances Of 10
ing friends to a loved brother a
true Delawarean. If the Uited Stat
is Mail should damage or lose this pa
ate ticular package, or fail TO deliver
on time. a real disaster will folio
nv but, on second thought. it might
ird possible thaf disaster might be ave
are ted, and the good wife of the preaC
er be saved much work and men
stress. of having to care for a m
AS who had over-fed, and had TO suf
ure the pangs Of natures penalty as
are result; but we will hope "gOod dig
tion will wait upon appetite" in q
ust particular cilse, and that the Pare
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