Smyrna times., 1922-07-19
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

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Mrs. Charles W. Biting (nee Miss
Ella NJ. Ford, formerly of Smyrna,
now of Philadelphia, Pa, was re-
cent visitor to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Ford. Mrs. Biting has
made a wonderful success in selling
solid rubber truck tires. Starting
with well known rubber company as
a clerk during the war, she has worked
+ herself up to a position where she
commands a higher salary than any
other truck tire salesman in the city
of Philadelphia. 1t will be remem-
bered that she is the only truck tire
Ysaleswoman in the United States, as
this is a very odd position for a girl
to hold. Since doing this kind of work
she has been offered many positions
of like character, by leading firms in
Z the city. Mrs. Biting visits her par
ents almost every weekend during the
, summer months, motoring down from
! Philadelphia. When not engaged in
/ her other duties, she travels around |
with her husband who is a travelling |
adjuster for leading automobile in
surance company in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Biting recently purchased new
coupe in which she and her husband |
motOred to Smyrna on their last visit. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Covey, (nee
I,Miss Mary Cooper who have just re-
<turned from their wedding trip up in
New York State, spent the weekend
with Mrs. S. Brady Cooper and left
Monday to occupy their newly furnish
ed home at Germantown, Philadelphia.
Mrs. Elva Brown, of Philadelphia,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thorn
as for two weeks after which she will
make an extended visit to Mr.. and
, Mrs. G. Reed Lofland near Smyrna.
Mrs. Walter G. Tatnall had the mis-
fortune to fall Saturday and injure
her left leg so badly that it is feared
more serious than at first thought.
She was walking in the rear of her
home near the house of Mrs. David
/. T. Smithers, when she slipped and fell.
:: She was carried in the house and DR..
= ]. W. Clifton summoned. Whether
: any bones have been broken has not
been fully determined at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grove C. Kemp en-
/, tertained over the weekend Professor
:. and Mrs. George E. King, uncle and
f aunt of Mrs. Kemp, and Miss Nellie
Il E. Jewell, also an aunt of Mrs. Kemp,
# all of Wilmington who motored down
l, in their sedan. Mrs. King will re-
:. main over until the following week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Spruance and
l. daughter, of Philadelphia who recent
p. ly returned from Orlando, Florida,
n have been guests over the weekend
ID of Mr.. and Mrs. George Reed Lofland.
id Mr.. ]. Wesley Jones and grand
" daughter, Anna Roberts Jones, are So
Of journing at Stone Harbor, n. J.
$ Mr. A. Wilson Mattox, of Fort Nc
re Henry, Baltimore, DIR. and Mrs. R. E
ut Denney and daughters, Mary anC
Of Frances, of Elkins Park, and Mis-!
Martha Denney, of Houston, are
guests of R. Fl. Denney and family.
e, Mr.. Theodore Hynson is visiting hi!
a, aunt, Mrs. Jacob Morris at Lewes.
il Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. w. Smith anC
ar daughter, Miss Virginia, of German
of town, and Mr.. c. E. Smith and daugh
n ter, Mrs NJ. H. Crater, of Norristowr
ly motored down and spent the week-en
IS with Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Jones an
on daughter, Alverna.
Sc Rev. J. Dirickson Cummins, dean o
the Episcopal Cathedral, New Orlean:
has been visiting his parents, Post
re- master and Mrs. A. Lee Cummini
IN + He left last week for his summe
ng place, on Sinepuxent Bay, beyon
,ht Ocean City, Md.
IN Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rawley an
Z. Mrs. Sarah Voorhees,, of Atlantic Cit
md n. j., and Mr.. John H. Williams, {
ent Providence, Rhode Island, were anon
es- those from a distance who attende
tul the funeral yesterday afternoon
an Mr.. John Rawley.
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas NJ. Reihm al
i'd family, of Laurel, Md, are spendir
on this week with relatives in Smyrna.
nts Mrs. J. E. Carter is sojourning
ret Rehoboth for two weeks.
an, Mrs. A. L. Hudson he returned fro
tNS wilmington, where sne mas Deen SPei
ing ing two weeks with her daughter, N
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Veasey and her litt
tart granddaughter, Mary Frances.
ing Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Parry, of BI
air Ter, Pa, were weekend visitors to n
ing, and Mrs. Edward G.. Walls.
7eA' Mrs. Elizabeth Worrell, Miss Eli7
- beth Hanson, Mr.. Charles Clapper a
y Mr.. Truxton, of Lipwood Heights, P
were recent visitors with Mr.. and M
~" Ernest Mattiford, near town.
ond Miss Martha Tucker, of Dover,
mod visiting her grandparents, Mr.. a