Smyrna times., 1916-01-12

Neit
Stsen. former county
CaI,is 1. - b.. been appointed assis-
,oni'5si. ,oni 5siiia Of Fridgev'ie-
sussex Levy Court voted in
,..o, Of building stone ROAD con.
i''9' .,i,g Georgetown with the dupont
boulevard.
c,..,ss MeNeal. aged go. was
,.-s dead from Leart disease on the
So., % If the stable Of his employer IN
wilmington.
c..fo,d Council is Investigating /
.. ,bst several thriving gambling
Son.es are doing large business in
the town.
Ri,,ep BY a mad dog, valuable
20 own d by William Neal, a
S,.5ss farmer. barKs and snaps like
dog and will be killed.
William H. Swift. president of the
..,.,oes If the State Hospital for
80 Insane at Farnhurst, has resigned
from the Board.
NJ and Mrs. Roland c. Marvel,
- Seaford. entertained a number of
friends in honor Of their twelfth
Vedding anniversary.
Owing to a delay in the manufact-
are and shipment Of the letter boxes
"a, the new Laurel post ofii:e, the old
office is still being used.
Leslie. s-year-old son Of 81 Stein.
oi ssaford. seriously hurt his back
while playing with companions, and
f, slight operation was necessary.
Because Of an epidemic Of grip in
Brdgevile. revival meetings. which
we're to have opened in Union Metho-
dist Church this week have been in
definitely postponed.
Dr.. Jacob J. Taubenhsus, Of the
Delaware College experiment station,
hs been offered the position Of in
as.igator in pathology Of the Texas
experiment. station.
RAYMOND Fulton Smith, a graduate
4 the University Of Pennsylvania and
q Dickinson Law School. was admit
q isI to practice in the Supreme Court
q Pennsylvania and will settle at
auerton, Pa. Mr.. Smith is the
un Of Rv mad Mrs. S. E. Smith
hrmerly Miss Clara Fulton OF
lo7er).
On Christmas Day. 1915, the stOrh
1t 1t the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. e
3 Fnnk Marvel, near Houston. q fine
q ky Their home has recently beer
charged. but there is yet room foI
roFe. On Sunday night, January
~, another stork left at the hom'
q q NJ. and Mrs. John ". Truitt, il
q North Milford. a fine girl. 1t i
u their frst-born.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Clough
aged 66 years, who died on Thdrsda
night December Both. at the hom
Of her son-in-law, Samuel Cahall
nsar Templeville, was held in tn
Ismpleville NJ E. Church, the fol
8 l'Eing Sunday morning, at IL O'Clock
The service was in charge of the pas
q ''r Rev. W. VI. McCann. Inter
III usnt was made in Templeville Gene
IL tsry.
# Milton Hutehins. Of Marydel. an
# Mss Pauline F. Stradley. Of Newark
IN n j., we're united in marriage q
in Christmas Eve. at the home Of Il
M sfoom's parents. in Marydel. tt
ceremony was performed by Rev. v
# n MeCann, pastor of the NJ. ]
eaafch The groom is one Of u
M .sst known young men in that sectiOl
Besides the members Of the famil
ne following were present: NJ
aaa Mrs. James Scotten, Mr.. He
nan Cohee and Miss Elizabeth For
NJ. and Mrs. Charles Cole,
wyoming. Del, have issued invit
uoa' Tor the marriage Of their daug
H'' Miss Majorie Z. Cole. and Q
marry Mcdaniel. Jr., Of Dover. T
.oaing will take place in st Paul
x Church, Camden, on Wednesda
'llafy 49, at o'clock p. m. F.
o''ng the wedding a reception "
& usH at the Round Table CT
u'..e' near Wyoming. After
s.'ing trip, DR.. and Mrs. McDan
~ ieside on South State sire
'"e'' near the Opera House.
MS Maud Ransley left wilm.i
alone recently on a 10000 m
-p 70 wed the man Of her ehoi
ing from Wilmington to San Fri
'nenee sailing for Manila. VIII
- WI marry Fred II. Noble.
NJ 0soige E. Noble, Of Federalism
sSansley expects to arrive in
iG-od islands Feb.,,.-.- 81. - !,