Smyrna times., 1921-01-05
A III PENINSULA NEWS
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'lu r.wrs and Communities

& ,Nous Items VI
Il '' ,,ound the Larger PENN
in' y Towns and Communities
,s.,obaha Band of Newark
Be l.tD I the 500 cleared from their
d'Io.r so'sar to the purchase of new
/ uurents' NJ
I DE- r'I~ Saen surveyed and it is ex-
pa .0t 49, work will be commenced
j t'a al,,roauent urna road in the spring.
= town council has recently |
e'a,d ,d for the chief of police a
's .Io in order to permit him to
fss town more effectively.
third quarterly conference f
rM F. Church, Dover, unani-
\! rpouested Rev. ]. w. Colona,
: to return as pastor of the
i 4 for the third year.
#IZ. Grassland, Thomas X.
% and Richard F. Fennemore, of
& 'Tstown, and Thomas H. Chandi
s,rs been selected by Sheriff-ele't
ii y as his deputies in New Castle
Mr.. Gould announced the az
.trspts Saturday afternoon.
and Mrs. Banjamin Fish
'.D.on. of Christ P. E. Church,
we're given a surprise during
nj Christmas holidays, the present
Il Tord touring car from the parish
If Christ and st. PauPs Chap
Camden. Mr.. Thompson has
Il .-,ses at Camden and Hartley, and
q D ~,,hine will be useful in his work
v1oU Cock, of the Delaware Dio-
TiJted Christ P. E. Church,
81 and other churches of the
81 Uarish. Camden and Hartley,
aF
M Lulu Tucker, of Bridgeville,
ster of Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Tuck
nd Earl McCauley, of Philadel-
we're married Monday evening
4 week, at the home of the
parents.
Ttam B. Davis, of Cecilton, Md.
been appointed by Governor Rit-
Judge of the Orphans Court
Cecil county, Nd, succeeding
nder P. Jackson, deceased. Mr.
is a Democratic leader in thu
district, and has served in tht
Of Delegates and on the Boar
4 nty Commissioners.
ut Reed, Enos Wright, William
and Charles Truitt, of Bridge
ID, narrowly escaped dealt
Iak, from being overcome b,
the barber shop owned by MI
Gas is used in the shop fo
EpOse of heating water, and tn
gOing out gas escaped. Mr.. Rec
ne i'll and went out, but fell ur
1ous on the pavement. Some on
0ered him and then entered tn
hnding the other three men O
ioOr DR.. L. NJ. Cahall was SUI.
"a and they soon regained COZ
laess.
a0d road surveyors have compile
! survey of the road between G.
n and Earleville and it is expectt
4 will be commenced on a perm
road in the spring.
Ms Marguerite Aria, of Port D
has received from the Britt
'nment, which would have deco
ner late husband, Francisco
"a medal in recognition of /
- very on the battle field. He W
he Middlesex Regiment.
.lss Delema Dickerson, daughter
l. DlekersOn, of Bridgeville, a
~ge Carlisle of Greenwood, we
~1ed Christmas night by Rev. Di
w. Jacobs, at Union M. E. p;
e, They will reside on a ia,
Bndgeville.
aeO R. Magee, agent of
@nSoOd railroad station, who
critically i'll in the Physicis
surgeons Hospital, Wilmingt
N'amed home much improved.
aa MOllie ]. Wilson, of MidC
:, entertained on Christmas
MS John Paynter Wilson,
non Nd; Mr.. and Mrs. John
s''@ and Miss Mary Roberts,
.nai Mrs. W. B. Wilson and G
VI 81. Augustine, Md; Mr..
,,1. :. D. Hearne and son, George
3 Of Of Washington, D. c.,
suu Mrs. Roger Williams and
- ~Ognter, of Galena, Md.
\ j., ~ Linda NJ. Fillingame, wife
!. b, Fillingame, of Chesape
81, Z uea last Wednesday morning
hospital, Elkton, after an
Y N41 developed peritonitis.
= laughter of the late John K
/. iaq ! was fOrty-two years of
"a survived h., -. I.1l