Smyrna times., 1921-03-23
CLAYTON
Blackiston M. E. Church is rejoicing
over a very successful year.

Blackiston M. E. Church is rejoicing
over a very successful year.
The American Legion with head
quarters at Indianapolis, Indiana, has
chosen Rev. ]. C. Bolton pastor of st.
PauPs M. E. Church of this town, as
one of the national speakers.
There will be a service of Evensong,
Litany and Penetential with address
on Good Friday night, at 7.30 o'clock,
in Trinity Church. On Easter day |
there will be Mating, Sermon and
Holy Communion at 9 o'clock. The
Church school service at p. m.
Miss Bernice Legg entertained the
United Bible class of Delaney's M. Il.
Church at her home on Wednesday
evening, March 16, and a veryenJoya-
BILE evening was spent. The occasion
was featured by the reception OF hve
new members to the class.
st. Pauls M. E. Church has closed
very successful year under the pastor
ate of Rev. ]. C. Bolton, and he mas
been invited unanimously to return
Services at St. Paul's M. E. Church
next Sunday, Easter Sunday as fol-
lows: Preaching at 10.45 a. m. and
7.15 D. M; Sunday school, p. m. Eas
ter and Missionary servcie, special
music and recitations. Everybody
welcome.
Upon petition of Milton D. Haw-
kins, formerly of Clayton, majority
stakeholder in the Lewes Journal
Company, of Lewes, Chancellor Chas.
M. Curtis has appointed former Con-
s Oressman Hiram R. Burton, of Lewes
receiver for the company. The plant
originally was used in printing tne
CLAYTON News, and few months age
was removed to Lewes where 1t has
been utilized in the publication of the
Iewes Journal. The plant viii be sold
Rev. E. C.Graham, of Clayton, chap
lain of the Delaware House OF Repre-
sentatives, pastor of the Clayton M
P. Church, has been invited by his OF
fetal board to return as pastor OF tina
church for the seventh year, and tn
delegate to the Maryland Annual COZ
ference has been requested to use n
efforts in that direction. Of late M
Graham has married these couples
James L. Hummer, Of Frankford, an
Miss Lillian lola Montague, of Har
ley. Carroll B. Stats, of near Tow
send, son of Representative A.
Stats, and Miss Myrtle Wiley,
Kenton. Harry E. Hollingsworth,
near Dover, and Miss Elsie Jones,
near Smyrna.
Personals-Mr. and Mrs. ]. E. Cat
spent the week end with relatives
Atlantic City.-Miss Mary Lane,
Frederica, is visiting her niece, M
Levin Wright.-Miss Helen Crozier,
PHILADELPHIA, is visiting her grandp'
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Collision
Mrs. Sidney Brown is making an
tended visit with her mother, M
Hans Tarves, at Crisfeld.-Mrs.
gar Harrington and daughter, N
Shelby Harrington, have returned fr
Philadelphia.-Mr. and Mrs. Geo
Eichholz and sons, Edward and M
ford, spent the week end with I'll
sister, Mrs. Kinsley Truitt at Kent
Mrs. J. &. Bolton is visiting
mother at Patterson, N. J.-Mr. h
vey Cole, who was operated on at
home Saturday, March 18th, by
A. C. Wood and j. S. Cobb, is rap
recovering and expects to soon be
his duties again.-Miss Sarah
hanson has returned from a '
pleasant visit with Mrs. Her
Chapman in Wilmington.-Mrs. ia
Martin and daughter, Ruth, spent
week end with her son, Albert Ma
at Penns Grove.-Mrs. Jack JOIN
has been visiting friends in Baltin
and Washington.-Mrs ]. ]. Will
of Wilmington, was guest the
week of Mrs. John Maloney.-R
Sinex, of Wilmington, spent the
end with his mother, Mrs. Alice s.
Mrs. Harry David and daugh
Mary, Edna, and Alice Mildred,
guests of Mrs. Frank Boyer this v
Mrs. Bertha Keagy, of Brooklyl
Y, has returned from very plea
visit with her sister, Mrs. Downil