Smyrna times., 1918-09-25
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

Chaplains at Camp Zachary Taylor,
near Louisville, Kentucky. His
training school of 274 preachers is
but mere part of the big camp, there
being $4,000 soldiers camped there.
Mr.. Williams says he is having great
experience so far and still prospects
for greater things to come. He is in
company with the leading men, grad
yates of the greatest colleges and uni
versities in the country, composed of |
PrOtestants, Catholics and Jews. There |
is never a word on religious differ |
enceS. Each has his own belief and |
lets the other fellow have his. There !
is a fraternizing of the NJ. E. Church !
North and the Nj. E. Church South !
and all want to be in zone group"
when pictures are taken. There is a
fine spirit of good will and patriotism
running thru the camp and many are
anxious for overseas duty and to get
a chance at the Hun.
Sergeant Earl w. Grant of the 333
Areo Squadron American Expedition
airy Forces, who left in the summer
for overseas, writes he is we'll and
comfortable and is getting much ex-
perience working on areoplane motors.
| Some of them are aluminium 230 h. p.
siX-cylinders and fine pieces of ma
chinery. He keeps busy from early
morning until dark. He speaks in
terms of pleasure of England and
some of the places in and near London
he has been fortunate enough to see.
He expects soon to go with his squa-
dron to France.
Lieutenant ]. Lester Scotton, of
Hartly, former principal of the Smyr-
ma Schools, as we'll as others of the
Smyrna bunch of the 59th Pioneer
Regiment who went recently overseas,
writes home they are we'll and COM
Portable. Just when the boys will get
after the Huns will depend on their
training and hardening to service
"over there"
Mrs. 7. D. WINNER, of Bethlehem,
Pa, Mrs. N. P. Kellum, of Dover,
spent the weekend with Mrs. Frank
Turner.
Mrs. Edward D. Hean, of Washing
ton, D. c., was a recent visitor to
: her sister, Mrs. John w. Roberts and
family here.
Mr. and Mrs. N. F. Wilds have been
spending a week at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Joseph Stephenson, of STAN
ford, Conn.,; and her daughter, Miss
< Mabel, have been visiting Mrs. Ste
p phenson's sister, Mrs. R. Y. Waller
n of Smyrna.
Z. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Malcolm, o
: Wilmington, were guests the pas
week of Mr.. mad Mrs. L. Vernon Phil
lips of Smyrna.
: Mrs. Frank E. Postles has retune
n from a visit to relatives at Milford.
y Mr.. Harry NJ. Grieves, of the nava
l. base at Lewes, spent several day
le last week at the home of his parents
e. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry B. Grieves.
Sc Mr.. D. A. Lednum, of Easton, Md
is visiting the family of Mr.. Williar
Watson.
n Miss Christine Kirby leaves mex
Of Monday for Virginia where she wi
al attend the Massey College in Ricl
ne mond.
o. Mrs. H. NJ. Smith who has been VII
30 iting her daughter, Mrs. T. ]. Hodl
son near town will leave Friday fC
Ca1neys Point to spend sometime wit
n her daughters, Mrs. D. I. Lyman ar
r. Mrs. J. Earl Chandler.
as Marion S. Hodgson who is takir
he course in engineering at Delawa
on College, Newark, spent Sunday Wi
nd his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. ]. Hod
90 son.
Mrs. Edward G. Walls and Mi
Margaret Walls are visiting Mr.. al
it Mrs. w. S. Brant, at Melrose Hig
MS lands, near Boston, Mass.
II Miss Evelyn Knots, daughter
~ Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Knots, of II
he town, who recently registered in t
IN United States Students Nurse Reser
ed has been assigned to training duti
Ia at the Delaware Hospital in Wilmin
7as ton. Miss Ethel E.Daniels, of Towr
ay- is also to enter training there. The
are twenty-four women in the reser
corps assigned to the Delaware H'
to- pital.
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Lee Springs a
90. sons, of Merchantville, n. j., M
the Florence G. Lurty, of Wilmingt'
ew Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Ford, nt
he Smyrna, were the guests of Mr..
lid Mrs. w. Fl. Lurty Sunday.
lity Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Collins,
ng, Laurel Springs, N. ]. spent Sumo
Fri with Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Collins