Smyrna times., 1922-09-06

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this term.
The Church School of Trinity
Church will open on Sunday next at
2.30 p. m. One new teacher has been
added to the staff and the course of
instruction for the coming winter will
be of the same high grade that it has
been in the past. There is always
room for another one in any class.
Evensong will be said at $50 p. m,
with a sermon, and ahearty welcome
is extended to everybody. The rector
plans to be in Clayton every Tuesday
afternoon and evening this coming
winter, and will welcome any requests
for his services.
ersonals.-Mr. E. Clark and family
Of Allentown, Pa, were motor guests
last week of Mr.. Wilbur E. Clark and
family. Miss Hilda Clark accompani-
ed them home for a visit with her
cousin, Miss Gertrude Clark.-Miss
Agnes Mabrey is spending her vaca-
tion at Millington.-Mr. John Rambo
spent several days with his parents,
in Wilmington.-Miss Ruth Martin
has returned to her home at Carneys
Point after spending the week with
Mrs. E. Wright and Miss Edith Mar
tin.-Mr. Edward Luff, of Greensboro,
is visiting his friend, Robert Dunning.
Miss Hilda Stevens, of Townsend,
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Stevens.-Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Walker and children were weekend
guests Of relatives in Philadelphia
Miss Pearl Clark, of Dover, is the
guest of Miss Lena Smith.-Mrs.
Deela V. Hugg has joined party of
friends and is spending week at At
lantic City, and Ocean City, n. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. George V. Ross have
been entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. I. W..
Montague and son, Horace, and, Mrs.
Ware, of Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs.
P. Skinner and family and Mrs. Susan
Montague, of Wilmington, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clawson Jones and son, Junior,
of Baltimore, Mr.. and Mrs. Walton
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Benton
and family of Sudlersville. = Mrs.
Oscar B.Warren has been in Wilmingl
ton shopping.-Mrs. A. C. Brown has
returned to her home in Baltimore
after a very pleasant visit with hel
sister Mrs. w. T. Dayett.-Mrs
Charles w. Poore has been visiting
her daughter in Philadelphia.-Miss
Mary NJ. Blair spent the weekend
and labor day with friends in Easton
Mr.. John Spencer has returned from
a weeks stay at Woodland Beach,
Rev. L. Haddaway and family art
guests of frineds on Tilghmans IslanC
Mrs ]. B. Book visited her sister
Mrs. Eugenia Allen last week.-Mrs.
Marie Graham, of Wilmington, ha
been visiting her parents.-Mr. Johl
L. Graham, Jr., of Philadelphia, spen
the weekend with his parents, Nh
and Mrs. J. L. Graham, Sr.-Mr. JOS
eph McPerson, of Philadelphia,
spending several days with his cousin
Mrs. John Maloney.-Mr.W.T. Graham
joined several friends at Bowers Beac
over the weekend on a fishing tri
when 1872 fish were caught.-Mr!
Robert Powell has as her guests, Nj
and Mrs. Robert Hughes, of Towr
send.-Mr. and Mrs. Andrew No
Murtrie, of Chester, have been visit
ing their cousin, Mrs. Frank Boyer
Master David Hugg has returne
home from a very pleasant visit wit
his grandparents at Felton.-Mr
John w. Ford, Mrs. Herman N. Sew
Mrs. Howell H. Sevil, Mrs. Frank /
Savin and Miss Elsie Allen were m'
tor guests of relatives at Atlant
City last week.-Mrs.. V. Cohee is wi
iting her daughter in Philadelphia
Mr.. w. 2. Onley spent Monday
Philadelphia.-Mr. Charles Hardest
and family spent the weekend al
Labor Day with relatives at Still POI
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lawrence Sho
tall spent Saturday in Philadelph
shopping-Mr. Clarence E. Mark
and family spent the weekend Wi
friends in Philadelphia.-Mrs. Benz
min Scorah and son, Vernon were w
mington visitors last week.-Mr. al
Mrs. Harry Jones spent last week
Rockaway Beach.-Mr. and Mrs. Jol
w. Houston and son, Jack have I
turned to their home in Wilmingt
after spending the week with his pa
ents, Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Houston,
Miss Clara Seward, of Greensbol
who has been the guest of Mrs. L
Wroten, has gone to Philadelphia,
spend some time with her sister
Miss Esther Shortall has return
from a visit with relatives in NJ