Smyrna times., 1921-11-30


day. The following is the program
Morning session at 10 o'clock, Devo-
tional exercises led by county presi-
dent, Mrs. Ella d. Cordray; reading of
last institute by recording secretary;
words of welcome by Clayton Union,
Mrs. Katherine Hurd, greetings from
pastors; response, Mrs. Harry w. Her.
ing, FELTON,; recitation, Miss May
Thompson, Smyrna; address, Mrs.
George Pierce, State president, Mil
ford; citizenship, Mrs. Annie T.
Slaughter, Dover; anti narcotics, Mrs.
Cora Walker, Pennington; scientific
temperance instruction, Mrs. Bertha
Corsey, Wyoming; noontide prayer,
Mrs. Minnie Holmes, Dover; luncheon
will be served, Afternoon session, 1.15
o'clock: Executive meeting; 1.30, song
service, address by Rev. E. G. Pretty
man, Wilmington; greetings from Pro-
hibition Commissioner, Robert Elliott;
address, Delaware Colony by Mrs.
Lena Messick, Bridgeville; report of
Y Conference, Mrs. Evelyn Killen,
FELTON,; Y. P. B. Work, Mrs. Lille V.
Atkins, Lewes; L. T. L. and medal
contest work, Mrs. Bringhurst, FELTON,.
Personals.-Mrs. John Martin en-
tertained Thanksgiving, Albert Mar
tin, of Carney's Point, Misses Ruth
Martin and Myrtle Davis, of Whining
ton.-Mrs. Linwood Clark and son,
| f,..O -,
Wilmington.-Mrs. T. w. S. Downing
has been visiting Mrs Lizzie Wright
in Lancaster, Pa.-Mrs. Willis Scout
left Wednesday for the jefferson Hos
pital, Philadelphia, where she will
take treatment from Dr. Bland.-Mrs.
w. D. Venn and son, Norris, and Miss
Sadie Shay, of Wilmington, spent Fri
day with Mrs. C. A. Brown.-MrS.
Katherine Hurd spent Friday with
friends in Philadelphia-Mr. John
Houston, of Wilmington, spent
Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John w. Houston, Sr.-Miss
Agnes McCaffrey, OF Milford, is visit.
ing her sisters here. Miss Lillie
Chambers of Marcus Hook, spent the
Thanksgiving holidays with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Chambers
Mrs. Addie Egan, of New York City
has been visiting her brother, Benja-
, min Ely and family.-Mrs. Edward
Donovan has moved from the farm tC
her home on West street.-Miss Heller
Mcginness, of Baltimore, has returned
from a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Boggs-Mrs. William Greenwell, OI
: Kenton, is visiting her sister, Mrs
: Harry Jones, who is on the sick list
Miss Carrie Abbey, of Arlington, wa!
a recent visitor to Mrs. w. I. Hewlett
Miss Carrie Snyder of Philadelphia
is visiting Mrs. Charles Hanratty.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Walker enter
) tanned at dinner Thanksgiving Day
: Mr. and Mrs. J. n. McMichael, Mr.
Joseph n. Mcpherson, of Philadelphia
: Mr.. and Mrs. Jefferson ]. Wilson, JOhi
Hurd and Edward CovingtOn, of Viii
mington; Mr.. and Mrs. John MalOney
Miss Ethel Barnes, Carlton Hurd, Nh
and Mrs. Charles Robinson and sons
| Roy, Roland and Daniel, of Clayton
/. Mrs. George Eichholz, who has beel
! sick for several weeks, left MOnda.
| morning for the Howard Hospital il
! Philadelphia.-Mr and Mrs. c. j
Northrup and sons, Vernon and Eu
gene, have returned from a pleasan
J visit with his father, V. w. NOrthruT
in Hurlock, Md.-Miss Ethel Care
spent Thanksgiving holidays with Mis-
> Madeline Hurd in Odessa.-Miss Ell
: Hawkins is visiting Mrs. Winney j
: Cape Charles.-Mr. and Mrs. SamuC
: Pinder spent the holidays with thel
daughter, Mrs. John Raleigh, in Town
send.-Mr Harry Johnson, Sr., has re
turned from his vacation which wa
spent in Washington, D. c., Philade
pha and Wilmington.-Mr Paul Davi
: has been visiting his parents, Mr.. an
: Mrs. George Davis, in Wilmington.