Smyrna times., 1918-01-23

William ID. Denuey anA
COIOne'c Comm Lee. Petersburg, Va
bride, o. nover Vp-''a with their parents Mr.
,+s ,o3 n Mrs. s' Villa" D'nney'
n.;,,er Beite, who has been visit
Nel"'' .+ber Mrs. Jennie Heite,
ing oara- n,' -"' has returned to Balboa
i .I DJ'3,' 2one. Panama, where he is en-
PIoyed' rudo.
.,Aa.ste ma.o General in the United States
adU'' has been transferred from
Saa5ioeton. SIaSi D. c., to Camp Shelby
At Hpttiesburg' Miss.
co,e,nment locomotives passed
,.nab l Clayton last week. They
'niO1S oa;rted the battleship gray and
s.s Ts,s marked U. S. A. They were
attached to freight trains
III. legislative Auditing Commit
-. 80 composed of Senators Long and
T T...nb and Representatives McNabb'
,p.s ".siick and Welch, are in Dover aud
';nn - the accounts of the State officers.
Mrs. Anna c. McFee, widow of the
r.ta Charles W. McFee, of George
..rr 49,. was married in Washington, on
n..orober %. to William EllicOtt. a
..amirpnt architect of Baltimore, Md.
Postmaster James j. English. of
Wilmington, and Anna F. L'AmoureuX
of Philadelphia. we're married Decem-
10, q and are now on a Southern
II ,orr Postmaster English is related
II ,o Mrs Mary English and Mrs. John
Il ysnGasken, Smyrna.
II Mrs. Sarah M. Massey, aged 81
vesrs a former Delawarean, died al
II tbe home of her son, Woolsey Massey
,t Prices. Nd, Sunday. The funera
II vss held Wednesday from the home
II 1 her son, A.G. Massey, near Dover
She was also the mother of Mrs
Thomas Horn, of Dover.
Miss Edna Tull. daughter Of Mr.
II and Mrs. Washington l.. Tull, was
married Tuesday, at the home or he
II parents to Frederick L. Gibson, tn,
II Rev. V. E. Hills officiating. Mis-
Dorothy Collins was maid of honor
II ". Scott Nelson best man. The wed
ling march was played by Mrs. j ame
LWynne and Miss Mae Lawson sang
The list annual meeting of tn
Kent County Mutual Insurance Com
pany was held at Dover Wednesday
The following officers and director
we're reelected: William A. FAIRIES
Thomas c. Horsey and Harry Nc
Daniel, directors for three years
James j. Ross, president; c. S. Per
neWill, vice president, William Der
ney, secretary and treasurer; Cecil {
Fulton, assistant, and Sam II. Carson
clerk.
n At the weekly meeting of the Ii
tustrial Accident Board held at Dow,
IN last week, Secretary Grantland r
H ported Y accident cases since Il
# board was organized. Two of the mo
serious were the loss of the sight
one eye by being hit by a piece
# steel, and the breaking of q leg
the kick of horse. One fatal acc
dent Is known of, but it has not Y
been reported to the board.
The Kent County Bar Associate
nas elected the following officers
the ensuing year: President, Hen
H. johnson; vice president, Hen
E'gely; secretary and treasure
inomas Clayton Frame, Jr. censor
James h. Hughes. John B. Hutton q
resident Johnson. A committee
banquet consisting of John B. HuttC
william Watson Harrington and Rey
Ods Clough was appointed.
george W. King, of Lewes, {
Miss Etfe Hazard, of near Lew
were married Tuesday night at
NASSAU parsonage by the Rev. Geo
). Allen. William F. Donovan
nary L. Dawson of Glendale, W
married. Tuesday night at Ellend
w the Rev. T. S. Barrett. Marrii
n'enses have been issued by the
uces Of the peace as follows: ].
Jumps at Seaford, William
'O'den and Rosia Ricketts, of F
''.aIaOurg, Nd. ; z. V. Hendricks
nDlord' Luther F. Wilson and CT
Belts, of Milton.
M nF and Mrs. Harvey E. Gregg,
'"poft' .sp' announce the engagem
" 'neIr daughter, Miss Helen We
wssg' to the Rev. John HolIoy
os +uTuOee' Ty son of Mr.. W. H. Whed
~ ~,, ,",eeksVille, North Carolina.
~ wls Will take place in Ma,
ta s''I Gregg has been connected ,
' we Evening Jonrnal Company fo