Smyrna times., 1917-03-14
SNYRNR AND VICINITY

s.ort Items of General Interest Gath
cred During the Week.
coe advertisements of Miss Coma
v,v and Mrs. Campbell for millinery
oDenings next Saturday.
First.class machine work at Della
u.ro State Garage. See H. p. Shap-
Isv agent for Buick cars-sdv.
WEEKLY INFORMATION. The
date of the label or wrapper of this
osuer will show the time up to which
rour subscription is paid.
A good supper for 35c will be served
on Thursday, March %. in the lecture
nom Of Asbury M. E. Church, by the
ladies' of the W. H. NJ. S. Don't
miss it.-adv.
Missionary Anniversary will be OBJ
served on Smyrna Circuit next Sun
ay with appropriate sermons by the
pastor. Offerings will be received
for both Home and Foreign Missions.
Other services as usual.
Asbufy NJ. E. Sunday School will
give its Missionary Anniversary Sun
dsy night. Special program and spe-
eisl music. Everybody invited.
Painters arrived yesterday and are
giving the old Taylor Shops. now the
garage of George D. Wright & Son,
another coat of paint, this time a deep
buff color. They will also paint the
interior.
The monthly meeting Of the Circle
Of Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. Walls and Mrs. Wilson at Mrs.
Walls on Thursday, March Is, at
73O p. m. This is for election of
officers and a full attendance is de-
sired.
A Box Social and Apron Bazaar
dIl be held at Severson's School
Huuse for the benefit of Severson' 8
n. E. Church Tuesday evening. March
10th. If stormy, Wednesday evening.
Ladies please bring boxes or aprons.
lee cream aud cake for sale. All are
cordially invited. adv.
Have you ever read any of those
e0rking Penrod stories in Cosmopol'
itan Magazine? Booth Harrington il
the author, and they are a regular
feature in Cosmopolitan, America
Greatest Magazine. For April. Mr.
darlington contributes one of his bes
real boy stories. Don't miss thi
story for it means heaps of fun fo
you from start to finish. adv.
4 The House passed Mr.. Downward
Dill appropristing $50, 900 to the Del
aware State tuberculosis Commissio
l't white patients and $4,000 70
@lOred patients. This is a total in
crease in the appropriation of $40. 90
lot the two years, a $4,000 incress
@tne white department and $4,000 t
ae cOlored department. Miss Emil
T. Bissell spoke for the bill.
large American flag was presente
@tne Dover High School Friday al
s'hoon by Colonel Haslett Chapter
u a. T., Of Dover. The progral
~el"ded flag drill, recitations an
A'fiOtlc songs. by pupils of the gran
Iaf school grades. The flag was pre-
'en'ea by Mrs. Thomas McIlvsine,
%emOer of Colonel Haslet Chapter
1% Walter Morris also made n
IstkS. The flag was received on b.
-1l OF the school by P. F, Schanti
pnnsipal of the schools.
"ngressman-elect Albert F. Poll
cuO VIII take oath of Office Wit
vagfess convenes in special sessit
n april l6 has selected Charles
Ms Of Georgetown. as his priva
s'e'ary. MIR. Pyle, who has n
%a'ueo his majority, is the son
i'uiSs ). Pyle. of Baltimore.
p.n nephew of Congressman-ele
S' SA' graduate of the Georgetov
81 school. class of 1916, and f
IL past few months has been atten
q business college in Baltimore
s..t us regular meeting of the TIVE
A. century Club was held last F,
evening. 1t was an open meetin
u~ogram was in charge of MI
o.. = Speakman. chairman of pl
h The speaker of the evenir
w.. .. 7. Mitchell, president of De
NsS,O college, was introduced by Pr