Evening journal., 1916-04-07
MISS Susan {. KERB|A
ANDH.R. WALKER We'd
Prominent Dover Couple
MarriedW Wednesday Evening
by Rev. w. E. Needham
PALMER HOME ADDS
TO ENDOW MENT FUND

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, April 5.-Miss susan =.
Kerbin and Hiram Robinson Walker
both of Dover, were married Wednesday
evening. The wedding took place at the
home of the groom, ON North Bradford
street, in the presence OF friends. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
". y. Ncedham, pastor OF the First
Baptist Church, OF which the groom's
family have been members for many
years. Mr. Walker is a brother OF Mrs.
Harry a. Richardson, Mrs. Bcniah Wat
son and Mrs. r. H.. kenney, as well as q
brother of William II. Walker and
Dul'ont Walker. all of Dover. Miss
Kcrbin is daughter of the late James
y. Kerbin. one Of Dover's former promi-
nent and influential citizens. Miss Nor-
bin has been residing with her sister,
Mrs William Nlilboume.
Mr.. and Mrs John y. Leverage, of
near Dover. announce the engagement
Of their daughter Mildred. 70 William.
Rcece Govctt. of Morton. Pa.
Friends here have received announce
mcnts of the marriage of Miss Margaret
Irwin. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. y.
Irwin of Hot Springs, South Dakota, on
February o. 1916. The groom is the
youngest son Of ". aud Mrs Edward
T.. Jones. of Dove and is engaged in
orchestra work.
Charles \. Lloyd gave a dinner last
evening at his North State street resi-
ience 10 his steDson. Charles Evans
Fryer. and eleven OF the male MEM
hers Of the bridal party Of the DAILY
Fryer wedding which is 10 take place
tomorrow at o'clock in the First
Baptist Church.
Hughett X Mcdaniel. OF the firm
OF Clarke & Mcdaniel. druggists, who
underwent an operation for hernia
and the removal OF the appendix two
weeks ago, has returned toh is home
greatly improved
The semi-annual meeting of the di-
rectors and managers OF the Palmer
Home for the Aged was held yester-
day at the home. Cash donations
amounting to s13750 were received,
part OF which will be added TO the
endowment fund now amounting to
80 800.
Darcy Russell. Of Dover. has been
appointed ticket agent al Clayton. and
has removed to that place. He has
sold his residence on Governors ave-
nue. to Mrs. John H. Berry Of Wy
.oming. for $1,000.
James A. Hastings. Of near Middle
town. has rented the -four and feed
+ mill OF II. y. Moore. near Dover.
The Utah Petroleum Company, "
. V, was incorporated at the State De-
4 |partment yesterday to acquire prop
erty for the production Of petroleum
and natural gas. Capital. $4,000. 900.
Mrs. Emma Turner, aged rs years.
died at her home North Governors
avenue yesterday morning, after an
Illness of several weeks. She was
f a native OF Queen Anne county. but
Mad been resident OF Dover for over
Itwenty years. She is survived by
several children. The funeral will
B AXE place tomorrow afternoon. with
&interment at Lakeside Cemetery.
< Bradford Townsend, rural mail car
i rier. is i'll with typhoid fever.
& Philodemic Lodge. No. Z, l. o. o. F..
HAS elected c. L. Reeder, noble grand:
a Frank Pyle, vice-grand. and J. r.
+ 4Palmatary. recording secretary.
n At the annual congregational meet
Hing OF the Dover Presbyterian Church.
<at the request ~ The pastor. the Rev.
4Dayid Reed ic was taken on the
Iquestion o1 ion Of the pastoral
lrelation. ult showed a ma
Njority In faNf accepting the resig-
<nation. Somo weeks ago Mr. Reed
HAD announced his desire to sever
xpastoral relations.