Smyrna times., 1921-04-20
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings


nrst time last Sunday. He is still oh
nged to use a cane, his recent fall bav-
ing strained the ligaments in his leg.
ne VIII not move his family to Cherry
Hill until he is better and will 90 to
and from Smyrna. This will give the
congregation of his new charge time
TO make necessary repairs to the
Cherry Hill parsonage. Now that
Smyrna Circuit has been done awav
with, just what disposition will be
made OF Smyrna Circuit parsonage
has not been fully determined but the
probability is it will be sold.
Mr.. Frank w. Griffith, of Vineland.
N. j., who has been visiting his neph-
ew, Maynard w. Griffith, called at the
Times office one day last week and es-
tabllshed the fact the Times was is
sued during the Civil War. Mr.. Grif-
nth is a printer and says he with the
aid OF DIR. Culbreath, issued the Times
without weeks suspension while the
late Editor R. D. Hoffecker, Sr., was
off with the Fourth Delaware Regi-
ment. Mr.. Griffith who is now sc
years of age was full of 'reminscense
of his days spent in Smyrna and miss
ed the faces of those of his early ac-
quaintance, most of whom have gone
to their reward.
Messrs. Enoch and Charles Turner
were recent visitors to their father,
Enoch Turner.
Mrs. Edward Sprdance, Mrs. Nan
Spruance Jones and Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Parks, all of Philadelphia, mo-
tored to Smyrna last week in Mr..
Parks car and spent the week end
with Miss Edith Collins. They also
spent part of the time with Mr.. and
Mrs. George Reed Lofand.
Mrs. Joseph H. Cahoon, of New
York, and Mr.. and Mrs. Brown, of
Philadelphia, were among those from
distance who came down to the fu-
neral of Mrs. Presley. Ford.
Miss M. Edith Beck spent Monday
in Philadelphia.
Mr.. J. Harvey Speakman was in
Philadelphia over the week end where
he visited his daughter, Mrs. E. G. Bill
leb, who was operated upon last week
at the University of Pennsylvania
Hospital. Mrs. Billeb, much to the joy
of her family and friends went
through the ordeal satisfactorily and
is recovering slowly. Her mother,
Mrs. Speakman and her husband, E.
C. Billeb have been staying in Phila-
delphia where they could see her
every day.
Mrs. Ralph FAIRIES (nee Miss, Helen
Hudson) is recovering splendidly from
her recent operation at Howard Hos
pital, Philadelphia. Her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. D. Hudson visited her
last week.
DIR. and Mrs. Charles S. Campbell
and children, of Philadelphia, who
have been spending the winter at Mi
ami, Florida, returned home last week.
DR.. Campbell is son of Mrs. Camp
bell, of Woodland Beach.
Mrs. Leonard Collins has returned
from Vienna, Md, where she attended
the funeral of her little grand-daugh-
ter, Isabelle Marine, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Garland Marine. The baby
was three months old.
Mr.. T. E. Brigham has returned to
Smyrna from his visit in Durham, N
c.. He was accompanied by Mrs. Merle
T. Adkins, who spent a few days in
cluding Sunday, with Rev. and Mrs. R
P. Nichols at Asbury parsonage. Mr.
Brigham was a guest during the win
ter in the home of DIR. Merle T. Ad
kins, his nephew.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. J. Nowland, Mt
Vernon street, gave diner to thei
children and grandchildren in homo
of Mr.. Nowland's seventy-third birth
day They spent delightful day to
gether and returned to their home
wishing him many more happy birth
days. He also received several mic
? gifts.
Misses Ruth and Rebecca Hutchisor
of Newark, Del, spent the week en-
with Miss Eunice Heinold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Slaughter an
son, of Philadelphia, were Sunday Wis
itors of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Slaugh
5 ter, on South street.
Mrs. w. H. Collins has retune
/ from Chester, Pa, where she attende
: on Sunday the funeral of her cousin
} Mrs. James Longhrey (nee Miss Eth
5 Pugh) formerly of Cheswold.
/, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred E. Fowler,
Palmyra, N. j., were week end visi
ors of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward G. Wall
Mr.. Fowler remained over for a lOng'
visit. -.
Mrs. Morris Slaughter (nee Mi
Marie Woodall) entertained as nj
? guest over the week end Miss Mar
Faucet, of near Smyrna.
Mr.. Eugent R. Faucet, Sr., al
!, daughters, Marie, and Orc, attend'
o the social given at the home Oh NJ