Smyrna times., 1918-06-26
I[NS Of THE DELAWARE
MARYLAND PENINSULA
.,,sy ITEMS GATHERED FROM
S'" ,o STATE EXCHANGES

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ln!',aI n"!'i'.uIa About Your Friends and
P'a" ""'.bbors and Their Doings.
~, harvest will be general
"nsa "r, this section this and next
thiCUS Mncn of the wheat that was
sssA. e. rstb of last weeks hailstoIm
in % ne I'D p1I shape and will have to be
,t with a mower and Faked ike nay
o..,.,dson Cole, son of Mark W.
-, # Dover, who graduated at the
So,s1 T.s1sv v Collegiate Institute recently
v. went entered the U. S. Marine Corps
o., -. cone to the training camp at
Pr part Royal, South Carolina
NJ. members of the Dover Presby-
...sn iD sunday School will be given an
'',,r .nr.ion to kits Hammock Tues
~ lime %. 1t is likely that Wes-
u''i y. cburcb School will 60 to the same
Il "Isce Thurday, June 27.
Tho Middletown hotel which cost
es5 mo six years ago, was offered
=, sale at public auction recently,
=. ~ witbdrawn as the highest bid WAS
60 575 The hotel will lose its
license to sell liquor July first next.
rs.,sfore the license was valued at
shout $4,000.
The congregation of Dover Baptist
r,u,cb fittingly celebrated their 34th
anniversary Friday evening, June
Diet and Sunday evening. June 23rd.
4 recection will be rendered the
D..tOr Rev. ]. Albert Sterrett, who
becup his tenth year there, Friday
s,snipg. A special program has been
rreuued for the occasion. Services
all day Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jefferson NJ. James
Of Kennett Square, Pa formerly of
Dover. announce the marriage of
their daughter, Lena Alberta, to VIM.
TAYLOR Mirch, Jr., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hiram W. Mirch, of Harbeson,
DEL, on Saturday, June 8. at Will
miDgtOn. The ceremony was per-
formed BY Rev. Thos. Sarde, of Scott
NJ. Church.
At the regular meeting of Union
Lodge, of Masons, of Dover, Tuesday
evening the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Wor-
shipful Master, H. Paul Fenimore
Senior Warden, James W. Wise, Jr.
Junior Warden, Norman S Hoffecker
Secretary, George W. Mattiford
Treasurer, Eldad L. Clarke. Among
those recently made Masons are Major
John Provost LeFevre, Eugene ALA
way Raughley and Clarence Burton
Sypherd.
Mrs. William Edgar Wilson. ot
No. 5918 Catherine street, West
Philadelphia, at an informal tea OF
Saturday afternoon, June Is, an
nOunced the engagement of her daugh
ter, Miss Ruth Wilson to DR.. Johl
Harrison Sachs. Miss Wilson is {
native of Dover who has developed ,
remarkable voice which has gainet
her much praise in Wilmington an,
Philadelphia. DR.. Sachs is a son o
Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Sachs, o
gettysburg, Pa, and is at the presen
time interested in the solution of tn
dye question. The wedding will b
IN the early fall.
Register of Wills Ernest B. Raugh
icy has issued letters of administratio
% the following estates: Henry M
Smitn to Mary A. Smith; Jane
Ill to William A. FAIRIES; Ada Low
70 u Thomas Lowe; James P. HoI
klns to James NJ. Satterfeld; Elizs
@ Oetn NJ. Hutchins to Lola Kuhns
william Bradford to Sophy Bradford
Letters testamentary have been issue
W 'ne following wills: Joseph Smith
.S 70 Bertha Smithers; Ida E. Goode
. isaac K. GOOden; Charles Critic
. Charles E. Grifien; Henrietta 1
Dllggs to Mary E. K. Turner; Laul
Siu|ell to Joseph D. Gruwell; Dani
n =, Oflfith to Harrison Griffith
ruUnas K. Wingate to Fannie T
a. BLOW.