Smyrna times., 1921-01-19
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air SlAiN
items of People We Know
wv ,,0uud the Larger Penin-
Towns and Communities
~ session Of the Presbytery 3r Of o;
'a'n - was held last week in
l',s; ',,,ss,byterian Church, at which
= ll' ll'.onnced that Rev. John Nc
o ~ New London, Pa, had
'b ..n minister of the Head of
n ' .lo,'1 Presbyterian Church, and
,.5 '~sDted the call. s,2! June 20 was IS
81 late for the installation. 1t
ss'iIs5 "a 10 hold the regular spring
Z .ae Presbytery in Manikan
4 1ls 1s.pan !, Church, Princess Anne,
n , ' fsature of this session will be
a.iristrauOn of the Scottish
q c.rnunion service in old Re-
4 b Church
4 deuarture on the Pennsyl-
I rS,ilrOad is the running through
- # the engines on all through
4 both north and south bound.
4 ,,fore the egines of all trains
I hanged here. The new plan, it
.;md will save coal. Four trains
& 'sseted. The same engine will
4 any the train from Philadelphia
H. Charles, Va.
/ .ursday night, or early Friday
n, last week, the jewelry store
4 3. Heam, of Delmar, was en-
In thieves and goods to the val
l 8+bsveen $500 and $500 stolen.
4 Senator James C. Palmer and
8-.,nt.aL-Arms Clendaniel We're
r., ont of Glendale on Tuesday
I man tried to stop them when
4 = half mile from Glendale. Sem
4 Pslmer, who was driving, saw an
Il uobile standing in the road. Be-
4 Of the frequent holdups there
he made nc effort TO stop
the man threw up his hands
1T all speed and rushed by
h fa the fellow was really trying
n IA him up he did not know, but
n m Palmer was taking no chances
i utor Robertson has introduced .
4 J the legislature requiring Goa
4 in Delaware to sell coal by ;
assisting Of 2,240 pounds, or ;
nal part of a ton. 1t also pro
fine for Misrepresentation O.
Eght of coal and ice in Ken
Sex counties.
sentative Kramer has intro
bill in the legislature author
e governor to appoint a Stat
commission and legalizing 10
mxing exhibitions in Delaware
mmissiOn is to be composed o
members. The same bill wa
Eed by the legislatures of 191
md 1919. 1t passed the Hous
ears ago, but lacked one vote o
ag the Senate.
hl apprOpriatIng $1,000 to Ever
2 Circle, Kings Daughters, fo
nuntenance of the Old Folk,
at Dover, has been presente,
meeting Of the trustees of Dels
COllege was held at the Hot
nj last week for the discussion {
nancial affairs of the Institute
3 decide on the amount of appr,
'aons It will be necessary to as
Saie to make for the two college
sl enrolment of both Delawal
g and the Women's College ar
N'nen's College has increase
ay and it is felt the State shou
RH them more than has been dol
as past.
Albert Oliver, assistant prob
mcer, Of Wilmington, has be-
Na'ed by Judge Herbert L. Ri
@0le officer of the Court of &c
SesSons to fill the vacancy caus
q death Of Frank Stout. Mr.. c
resigned his position as assista
PROBATION officer, and took ov
sS duties Monday. During N
Illness, Mr.. Oliver took ca
sieat deal of the work Mr. Sto
@lng in addition to his regul
=, Judge Rice stated that sew,
a'sre organizations and the Ch
Bureau are interested in I
u the Office of the Society 1
saIon Of Cruelty to Children a
o0ety for the Prevention
s 70 Animals, and have assign
n, N. at the expense of the bure
< charge of the men freed fr,
"a through recommendations
s'ard Of Pardons, work which \
s has been doing.
aOUSE COMMITTEES NAMrr