Smyrna times., 1921-06-22
NEWS OF CLAYTON.
And Local News Budgets from Cheswold Kenton
BIackbird, Townsend, Thoroughfare Neck,
Leipsic, Brenford, and Their vicinities.

of Jesus" Elsie Williams and Virginia
Morris; song, "In the Light of Jesus
Smile" school; recitation, "The Chi
dren's Army" Florence Sewar; dia-
logue, "Seven Little Sunbeams," seven
children; recitation, "What Can We
Give" Thelma Powell; recitation, "Old
Glory" Edward Eichholz; song, "For
the Honor of the King" school; reci-
tation, Loyal Soldiers" William
Lynch; recitation, "The Frown and
the Pout," Elsie Griffin; recitation,
Helping Mother" Werdna Seemans;
motion song by class of girls; reci-
tation, "Suffer the Little Children"
Woodrow Hobbs; recitation, "The
Child of India," Ethel Alfree; dia-
logue, "Old Japan and New Japan, 2
girls; song, Upright the Cross Of
Jesus" school; recitation, kindness"
Hilda Hobbs; recitation, "The Chill
dren's Pledge" Fannie Cole; recita-
ton Humility and Service" Gather
inc Newman; song, "Our Task"
school; dialogue, "The Missionary
Cause" IL girls; recitation, "Nobodys
Child" Naomi Clark; recitation, "My
Offering" Medford Eichholz; recita
ton, Collection Speech" Franklin
Hobbs; address by the pastor, Rev. E.
C. Graham; collection; drill by sixteen
girls; recitation, "The New Preacher" !"
Helen Moffitt; dialogue, "The Cross"
girls; recitation Living and work
ing" Howard Pinder; recitation, "The
Rose," Mildred Ryan; dialogue, "Step-
ping Stones," 6 girls; recitation,
Twenty Times a Day." Rena Heva-
low; recitation, "Good Night" Donald
Graham; song "The Voice of Jesus" "
school; benediction, by the pastor,
Rev. E. G. Graham.
Personals.-Miss Gertrude Springer
of Wilmington, spent the week end
with Mrs. Maud Maloney. = Mrs.
Sophia Jones spent the week end with
her son, Garrett, in Camden, Del, and
saw for the first time her granddaugh-
ter, Betty-Mrs. John L. Shortall and
daughters, Ellen and Esther, have re.
turned from visit with their cousin
Mrs. Edward Donnelly in Delmar.-
Mr.. James Hanratty, of the U. S
Shipping Board, of Baltimore, il
spending few days with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hanratty.-
Miss Mary Taylor, who has had
very pleasant visit with Mrs. JacoI
Swain has returned to her home II
Odessa.-Miss Mary Blair is visiting
friends in Easton, Md.-Mrs. Georg
Eichholz entertained the past weel
Miss Myra Mills, of Rehoboth, Mrs
Mary Ford and Mrs. Pratt, of Ken
ton.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brow
have returned from very pleasan
visit with relatives in Washington, L
c., and Baltimore.-MissE Ethel Care,
spent the week end with Miss Made
line Hurd in McDonough.-Miss Ag
nes McCaffrey, of Ridgely, Nd, is tn
guest of her sister, Mrs. Levin Wright
Miss Marguerite Jones, our post
mistress, spent last Thursday in Phil
adelphia.-Mrs. J. J. Wilson, of Viii
mington, spent few days the pas
week with Mrs. Frank Boyer.-Mr:
Hiram Woolford, of Dover, was a re
cent visitor with friends here.--Mri
Rose Henry and son, Alfred, of Roy
ersford, Pa, are guests of her sistel
. Mrs. Marvel Williams.-Mrs. Charlie
. Poore is visiting her daughter in Ne
York City.-Mrs. w. M. ]. Wroten
, entertaining Miss Ruth Cooper {
' Greensboro, Md, and Mrs. Willial
: Thompson, of Wyoming.-Miss Flo
; rie Johnson, of Wilmington, spent tn
: week end with her cousin, Miss Mar
: Johnson.-Mrs. Sydney was rece1
: visitor with friends in Baltimore ar