Smyrna times., 1918-07-03
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

MT. ana mrs. John Hurd of near
town have received word that George
W. Hurd, Jr., a private in Battery
A. Goth Regiment A. E. F. has ar
rived in France. Young Hurd is a
son of George w. Hurd who lives up
country and was called to the colors
last December. He was last at Camp
Stuart, Va, and his family had not
heard from him until a letter received
the other day date June IL, notified
them he was in France. he enioyed
the trip without any sea sickness and
says he feels fine.
Mr.. Davis H. Bell son of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. E. C. Bell of this town who
recently was called to the colors in
the 115th Infantry Company M, at
Camp Mcclellan, Admission Alabama.
is now in France. His parents re-
ceived word the other day he had ar
rived safely and is getting quite used
to the service. Considering it was
only few weeks ago he left Smyrna,
his quick deportation to France in
dicates how rapidly our boys are be-
ing moved over.
Mrs. Roland B. Carr and Miss
Audrey Mitchell, of New York, are
visiting Mrs. W. H. Carr.
Mr.. P. H. T. Wyatt, of Philadel-
phia, former resident of this town
has been paying his Smyrna friends
visit and renewing old acquaintances.
Mr.. j. Mariner Beckett, of Wood
bury Heights. N. j., Joined his wife
here over Sunday on a visit to his
mother Mrs. Joseph L. Reckett anc
his sister Miss Anna Bell Beckett.
Mrs. Howard D. Taylor, of Ocear
City. N. J. and Miss Sarah D. Pratt
OF Atlantic City, N. j., have beeI
visiting friends and relatives il
Smyrna.
Miss Clara Hudson, of near Boston
Mass, who is spending her vacation
down at her home in Sussex Count,
was visitor over Sunday of Mis-
Edith HAZEL. Miss Hudson wa
formerly a member of the Higl
School Faculty.
Miss Margaret Hance, of Philadel
phia is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Waite
o. Hoffecker.
: Miss Rebecca Watt, of Whining
: ton, is visiting Miss Katherine Hud
: son.
Mrs. Dan Jones, of Wilmington,
2 visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Warner W
4 Price.
. Mrs. L. M. Price and children hav
t returned from a visit to Baltimore
Mr.. Price who was a delegate frol
/ this state to the International Sunda
q School Convention held in Boston hs
i also returned home.
A Mr.. Cummins E. Speakman,
q Pennsgrove, N. j., is spending h
: vacation with his family at Belmol
; and incidentally experimenting
i number improvements, that is ma
% ing historic Belmont Hall a pretti
> and more attractive place than ever
10 Miss Lillian Stephens, of Frederic
:, left home for a short trip, Monda
ard on Tuesday to the surprise OF a
word was received that she a
Latchum Woodall of Magnolia b
III gone to Elkton. Md, where they we
married.
yn Miss Eva Carey, of Kenton. spf
sc the week END with Mrs. William
g. Ennis of Raymonds Neck.
nv Mrs. Norman W. Coleman left Il
of week for st. Joseph Hospital, Ph
lie adelphia, where she underwent
Ily other operation from which she is
he covering very satisfactory with
IN hope it will mean better health
,es her in the future Mr.. Coleman
ire husband was with her over the we
EN- end.
Ire Miss Anna Boldly, of Whining
he is visiting the family of Mrs. j.
Ill Hutchinson.
tie Miss Ethel Martin, of Lewes,
tie returned from a visit to Miss Margf