Smyrna times., 1922-05-24
NEWS OF CLAYTON.
And Local News Budgets from CheswoId, Kenton
BIackbird, Townsend, Thoroughfare Neck,
Leipsc, Brenford, and Their Vicinites.
CLAYTON

CLAYTON
Mrs. William Tunis, Sr., is on the
sick list.
Mr.. Joseph A. Lewis, who has been
very sick is improving nicely
Mr.. Joseph Miller is having his
home equipped with electric lights.
The picnic at Oak Hill School will
be held Saturday afternoon, May 81.
Everyone welcome.
Revival services started at Ewells
NJ. P. Church last Sunday evening AMI
will last indefinitely.
Much sympathy is expressed for
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Pierce in the
loss of their infant daughter, Hannah.
Why all the glad rags Geo? Head
ed for the Lorewood Grove dance
adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Collinson have
improved their residence by having a
concrete curb, pavement and walk
laid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Carrow are
receiving congratulations upon the
birth of bouncing baby boy. It's
grandfather, William Boggs, is wear
ing a very pleasant smile.
By the artistic touch of the paint
ers brush and much new papering, the
parsonage of st. Pauls NJ. E. Church,
has very attractive appearance This
was made possible by the Ladies Aid
Society.
We are indeed glad to see Mrs.
Harvey c. Cole able to be out on the
porch these pretty afternoons after
being indoors for three months from
blood poison of the foot. We hope
she may soon be able to walk.
Trinity Church School will meet at
2.30 p. M, on Sunday afternoon, next.
We have just secured another Teacher
and there is room for more pupils. All
who are not members of any other
school are urged to come. The SER
vice at $50 p. M, Immediately follow
ing the school SESSION. will be Even
song and sermon.
Clayton Results of Field Meet
The following people from Clayton
School received Bronze Badges at the
Kent County Field Meet at Caesar
Rodney on Friday, May 19: 9th Grade
Hazel Thomas. Ray Lewis, Robert
Powell, Reynolds Pratt, Nolan Ben
nett, Earl VanSant, and Julian Dun
ming. Sth Grade-Wilds Donovan
Clarence Miller, William Pinder, Ro
land SineX, Elizabeth Houston, Mar
garet Hardesty, Beatrice Leverage
Melita Ellingsworth, Gladys Pratt
7th Grade-Rynear Macklin, Laurenc
Stevens, Viola Haddaway, Katherin
Hardesty, Rebecca Williams, Salli
Morris, Beatrice Seward, Elmer Van
SAINT, Roy Robinson, Robert Dunnine
George Allen. 9th Grade-Delance
Pryor, William Ely, Edward Pindel
Roland Robinson, Charles Clayvillt
Carl Crossley, Elsie Graham. St
Grade-Preston Poore, Raymond Mol
ris and James Wallace.
The following people of the seyent
and eighth grades received badges fo
Perfect attendance for the year
Laurence Stevens, Robert Dunnine
Katherine Hollett, William Pinder an
Elizabeth Houston. For good attend
ance-Rynear Macklin, Clifford HurC
Rebecca Williams, Katherine Harde,
ty, Marie Davis, Frances Smith, Elme
NanSant, Roy Robinson, Beulah Davi!
Roland Sinex, Gladys Pratt, Margare
Hardesty, Clarence Miller, Wilds Dor
Ovan, George Allen.
PersOnals:-Mrs. I. W. S. Downin
accompanied by her sister, Mrs Berth
Keagy, of New York City, are tn
guests of their brother-in>Iaw, Nj
Carol Callahan and family, at Easto,
Nd.-Mr. Benjamin Coverdale an
family were motor visitors wit
friends in Wilmington recently.-Ml
and Mrs. Paul Neal, of Palm Beacl
Florida, have been visiting Mrs. Neal
: father, Mr.. Thomas Donnelly.-Mr.
Ruth Linn, who has been spending tn
past two weeks with her niece, Mr.:
Cora Ryan in Wilmington, has return