Smyrna times., 1922-04-12

4ldNS IuONSu 1uIO IuelT new nome on |
Main street. 1t has been remodeled |
and painted which gives it quite an at
tractive appearance.
Rev. Claud w. Clark, who has been
chosen as pastor for St. Pauls NJ. E.
Church for the coming year, moved in
to the parsonage with his family from
HOckessin Thursday, and were very
cordially received. The sermons which
he has already delivered has been
much enjoyed.
The program arranged by Miss
Mary l. Johnson at the Century Club
Thursday, was in keeping of Bird and
Arbor Day. Piano Solo, Moonlight
In the Forest" Miss Adelaide Stew
ems; reading, Mrs. Engenia Allen; vo-
cal solo, Miss Viola Macklin; reading,
Mrs. Herman Sevil.
st. Pauls NJ E. Church, Rev. Claud
w. Clark, pastor, makes the following
announcements of services for the
coming week: Preaching Sunday at
1880 a. M, and 7.3O p. M, Sunday
School at p. m. There will be SER
vices every evening at 7.3O during
passion week, except Saturday. Com
munion service Friday evening.
The services for Easter Day in
Trinity Church, Clayton, will be Morn
ing Prayer, Sermon and Holy Com
munion at 9 a M, and Evensong with
the Church School Festival at 8 D. m.
There will be the annual meeting of
the Congregation in the Church on
Tuesday evening at 7.30 Let every
one be present at the services on Eas-
ter Day, and also at the meeting Tues
day night.
Mr.. F. A. Marker, Sr., Miss Flor
ence A. Marker, Mrs. j. J. Marker,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. McCausland, and
Mr.. and MRS. w. L. Marker attended
the ordination services at the NJ. P.
Conference Chestertown, last Sunday.
Rev. ]. Lee Marker, son of Mr.. ]. ].
Marker, was one of the nine candi-
dates who were ordained into the sac
red ordinances of the ministry. The
services were beautiful and most i'm
pressive thruout. At the afternoon
service Edwin L. McCausland, Jr., was
baptised by his uncle, Rev. j. Lee
Marker.
PersOnals.-Mrs. John Patterson OF
Smyrna, spent Friday with her sister
Mrs. William D. King.-Mr. Fred Tin.
ley, of Marcus Hook, was a recent
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Tinley
Mrs. Albert Brown, of Baltimore
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Viii
liam 7. Dayett, who is quite sick from
la grippe.-Mr. and Mrs. John w
Ford are being entertained by Mr.. anC
Mrs. Louis Bell at Pleasantville, NJ
John L. Graham, of Philadelphia
spent the week end home.-Mrs. Viii
bur Clark and her daughter, Hilda
have been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Leyshon in Philadelphia
Little Miss Frances Warner, of Ken
ton, spent Sunday with her grandpar
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Warner
Miss Emma Blades was a recent Wis
itor with Mrs. Warren Moore at Har
rington.-Mr. and Mrs. Norman S
HOffecker and son, John, Mrs. w.
Onley, and her daughter, Evelyn, an
L. Frank Boyer motored to Middle
town Sunday afternoon.-Mr.and Mr.
Merrill Boggs and their daughte
spent last week end with their parent
Mr.. and Mrs. William West at Hart
ley.-Mrs. Annie Day has been visit
ing her brother at Greenwood-Mi:
Madeline Kinnamon, who has had th
grippe, is out again.-Mr. Donal
Brown has gone to Frederick for te
days.-Miss Lucy Hurlock is spendin
some time in Odessa.-Mr. and Mr.
Samuel Pinder have returned from
very pleasant visit with their daugl
ters, Mrs. Greenwell and Mrs. Dav
in Wilmington.-Mr. and Mrs. jam
Clayville and their daughter, Hele
and Rose Virginia, are visiting rel
tives in Philadelphia.-Miss Catheril
McCaffrey has gone to Milford to
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rheumatism.-Mrs. T. w. S. Downil
has returned home after spending u
week with relatives at Lancaster.
Miss AdeEa Donohue, of ProvidenC
R. l., is the guest of her sister Nj
Mary Sweeney.-Mrs. James Cove
dale spent Wednesday in Philadelph
Mrs. John Chapman and daught
Sara, have been visiting Mrs. MarN
Williams at New Castle.-Mrs. Tho
as Attix is quite sick at her home
Clayton avenue.-Lieutenant and M
Lotion Cobb are receiving congratul
tions upon the birth of son, Jam