Smyrna times., 1921-01-12
M LVD PENINSULA NEWS
'nl N BRIEF SPICY ITEMS
ITEMS GATHERED FROM
arr STATE EXCHANGES
Items of People We Know
~ around the Larger Penin-
'nu rowns and Communities

III "a News ltS
y >, Around the Larger PENN
=, - Towns and Communities
-. of Glasgow and vicinity
S'sosa slonsranized community club with
F' q lg.srs: President, Mrs. Mary
g '.- '..-.;.s.president, W. c. Brooks;
'st,rT, WI Harry L. Dayett' Jr.' and
s%rsr s'r'r'G George Brown
1 -. JarmOn, well-known farm
e',ss { 'S,ssvark vicinity, was the victim
] ? ..n..stiOnal hOld-up last Saturday
!. !, the Lincoln Highway, east
! .S..srk. I, ~ the fifth that has occurred
~ Immediate locality recently.
! !. Kenneth ]. Foreman, pastor of
1 p Os..sbvterian Church at Chesa-
|. ctv. surprised his congrega-
few days ago when he present
I, wife, formerly Miss Susan A.
The marriage took place on
.snss Day at Montreal, N. c.
!. general store of VanDyke &
I. n Galen, Nd, was entered
I an Sunday morning by unknown
y. who forced a door. They car
A upwards of $40O worth of
and small sum of money left
4. cash drawer. 1t is thought
arrived and departed in an auto
DE
httle washed up on Rehoboth
i and found by Sara Wilson, a
s,,r contained a note stating
I was dropped from the shores
hdsnd two years ago.
NEN. Johnson, United States
,sr for the Wilmington district,
EashingtOn seeking the approval
War Department of plans for
NV Wilmington harbor.
he invitation of Arthur G. Viii
business administrator of Del
College, the members of the
nNOn Kiwanis Club and their
vii be entertained at a banquet
! nllege this evening.
National Fire Underwriters
ton is Investigating the recent
40 fire at the plant of the Will
b Leather Company. Several
aned Incidents in connection
L blaze are under scrutiny.
less than 100 merchants on
Of delinquents out of 5000 liza
zatiOn, it is estimated by Ho-
mOns, clerk of the Wilmington
incil, that more than $4,000
we'd from the new tax on busi-
professional men.
ierOic painting for the State
At Dover, depicting American
n action in France has beer
n view in Wilmington. 1t viii
IN to Dover this week and plac.
be State Library until the new
1.-THE State House is built.
Lettie P. Long, of Selbyville
=. Thomas R. McCullen, Jr., Of
u, were quietly married Thurs
Sening at the M. E. parsonage
2 v =. NOrthrup, d. d. Mis-!
popular teacher in the Mid
n school.
Harry E. Culver, son of Mrs
1 Byron and Miss Lillian F
laughter of Mrs. Hannah Mel
m Of Middletown, were marie,
" Van P. Northrup, at the M
1hage, Saturday afternoon, a
'u''k. Immediately after tn
ag Mr. and Mrs. Culver left 70
zs tnp to Washington, D. C
m their return will reside i
aaown.
y PauPs Church, one of tn
,lotic churches near Chseter
aa' was reopened on Sunda,
wei having been thorough
Nea On the interior and painte
nC out. New floors have bee
'aa out. New floors have bee
n1e new carpet, cost $1,000
~ ~ lald, a new pipe organ, cost
the gift of Mrs. w. Tylde
q as a memorial to member
4nlly' has been installed, an
,nSf has been handsomely dee
nd frescOed.
- sone o. in her bungalow hon
= Monday night about 1913
4 ars' Gus Atkins was startle
~aage noise at intervals an
/ !. y ssugating found a man irwin
NJ ne bedroom window. Sh
i II Ill. ira Hazard, a neighbo
s,,'as9 urslar had disappeared whe
''.afd arrived. Mrs. Atkir
i una. man as he left the window
\ ,S yearly enough to hnow if /
I've man or a negro.
,s,.la N.Y. meeting the the new ex,
S.,a S'al1'ee Of the Farm Bures
\ u ~ ss;.i met at Dover Wednesda-