Smyrna times., 1918-05-15
NJ Of THE DELAWARE
~ MARYLAND PENINSULA
TENS GATHERED FROM
sE"' ,o STATE EXCHANGES
OUR oiH

4 Nsghpors
o..or and Harry Deshields,
Nora y;Iford. Uv were married Tues
"ih o. viIford by the Rev. e. H.
4 Co7srdSle' nh, ubo RECENTLY
Hasav,' !" the U. S. Army Medical
sns ''I write. from Fort :,i Lsa'sn~'T'n3 en-" ans
0a.a.. I@ps that he is feeling f1ne an0
saine a1llae' along very nicely
.,oment has been made Of the
Alnos llaos at Milton last Thursday
1alI''iI l.at Nav 2, by the Rev. D. j. Givan
S9or % NJ E. Church of Delma A.
q u, =. ord James L. Mitchell of
cs3sr Creek hundred
:. Frank A. Lewis and Miss Mary
, VI white. both Of Middletown, were
; w " IN marriage by Rev. John W.
% ,l..' DastOr of McCabe M. E. Church.
pH,.i SiIringtOp. on Monday mOring, May
&
o..,H Fleetwood, son of John A.
u'.,wood and Miss Clara B. Messick
.,sbter of James H. Messick, both
raiSo near Georgetown, were married
$ S,,dsv night, May 5th, at the M. ?.
s,,pit s parsonage by the Rev. H. Il.
CGOll.
f.vis W. Colmery. Wilbur D.
j qr5, and William B. Weldon repre-
4 .rtsd this State at the P. o. S. of A.
I Vrnsrsl Benefit Association National
c,nveution, held in the Columbia Club
] IpditOrium, Philadelphia, on Monday
1 nd Tuesday If last week.
The Sons of Delaware of Philadel-
] Ss. have accepted an invitation from
Dslsvsre College to hold their annual
,,stiug there Saturday, May 25.
] lbout 200 members will make the
! Mn and they will be entertained at
Z dinner by the college officials.
i Ernest B Raughley, Register Of
Wills has issued Letters OF Admins
nation on the following estates
Vsrtha Ann Tucker to Andrew Dono
m; Emma L. Kinnamon to Thoma!
Kinnamon; Louis Gieser to Minnie
Ennis; Jasper F. Jensen to Anna K
Islsen
Grover Frear, for several year,
snneCted with the Farmers Banl
q clerical force, has tenderd his resigna
ton to the directors, to take effec
j Hy 25. Mr.. Frear will be associ
hsi with a. Ridgely Harrington
The potato and turkey king" o
Kent county.
Miss Madge Morris, daughter of Mr.
nd Mrs. Elmer Morris of Leipsic
I member of the graduating class Q
ths Nurse Training School of tn
WOman's Hospital, Philadelphia. Th
Smmencement exercises will TAX
Place Wednesday evening, May 18th
Hiss Morris was former student
be Dover Public Schools.
Word has been received at Dover
he promotion of Lieutenant Gale
A'nney, Of the U. S. Engineer Corp
hbe captain. Kenney is the 81
rAsjOr R. R. Kenney. a promine,
lover attorney who is now servir
Uncle Sam, and he has hosts of Dow
flends who are delighted to hear
@ well earned promotion.
] Nj. William H. Brady, OF the Fir
Delaware Pioneer Regiment, at Can
E, former resident of Wilmingto
ad Miss Mildred Hall, daughter
NJ and Mrs. William B. Hall,
andletOWn were quietly married la
Alufday evening May a at Elkto
no., by the Rev. George P. Jont
A. and Mrs. Hall gave the new
soded couple and also Mr.. and Nj
's0k L. Lesser, their elder daught
vac was recent bride, a very pie,
a' wedding reception at their no
W west Lake ST., Tuesday event
~9 T. from eight to eleven o'cloc,
The New Century Club of Midd
@Sn elected the following officers
w sn'ulng year: President, Mrs.
T. 'Onamberlaine; first vice-preside
as Howard A. Pool; second vi
psaident' Mrs. Edward Ladley;
~'Oing secretary, Mrs. John
SS'''er; assistant recording secreta
'' l0lth A. Cochran; correspond
's'ary' Mrs. Ethel P. Bro,
a,u'ef, Mrs. Jesse L. Shephe
o'0r' Mrs. C. J. Freeman. Dir
v corporation for three yea
-, Jesse l.. Sheppard, Mrs. Glare
F'0l' Mrs. W. B. Biggs.
~ D'1IamIn 1e 7. Biggs, son of Mr..
H." Willard B. Biggs, of Mid
n 4. arrived at his home last Sa
w., w. May 4th, from the Norfolk N
,ss' "nere he had been for nearl
y. having enlisted in the naval
a0.,, and having been detailed to