Smyrna times., 1922-08-23
NEWS OF CLAYTON.
And Local News Budgets from CheswoId, Kenton
BIackbird, Townsend, Thoroughfare Neck,
Leipsic, Brenford, and Their Vicintes

succeed ). X. Townsend deceased. Dur |
ing the evening refreshments consist |
ing of cake, ice cream, mints, salted |
nuts, etc., were served.
Raymond C. Jones and wife have re-
turned from Camp Recovery" near
Centreville, Md. This camp which is
located on the Chester river, is an
ideal place for boating, grabbing and
fishing and the party of 16 had most
enjoyable time.
The Ushers Union will go on the an
nual picnic of the association to Toll
chester Beach on Thursday, August
24th, leaving town at 10 A. M. The
party will take along a basket lunch.
Everybody is invited to join them.
Come and have joyful day on a real
picnic.
On motor trip through New Eng
land, and their objective point being
Camden, Me-, where they will spend
week with friends, Miss Corrine Out
ten, of this town, and a party visited
Boston, Mass, on Tuesday, and after
a sightseeing tour of the city, resum-
ed their journey to Maine, and expect
to reach Camden Wednesday after
noon.
Harry 1saacs has returned home
from an extended visit to Green River,
Utah, having been much benefited in
health by resting and working at in
tervals at the Western mining camp,
he having gone West to recuperate,
after being unwell for several weeks.
At this camp they had a large force
of men digging silver and copper and
Mr.. Isaacs has many novel experiences
to relate to his friends of his soiourn
in the West.
Personals.-Frank C. Hutchison and
wife, of Wilmington, were recent Wis
itors at the home of D. P. Hutchinson
and Leon Buckson and wife.-Mrs. L.
H. Mccall, of Wilmington, is spending
week with her brother, C. C. Sever
son and wife. Mrs. Mccall is accom-
; panied by her daughter, Miss Gather
ine.-lrving Hart has been appointed
assistant cashier of the local bank anC
assumed his new duties on Monday
morning. Mr.. and Mrs. Hart have
taken up their residence in the home
vacated by Mrs. Russell Townsend
: Mrs. John Townsend was called t.
/. Wilmington few days ago by the i'll
ness of her brother Daniel Collins
: Taken ill suddenly at his home he rap
= idly grew worse and his condition wa!
i serious at last reports.-Miss Eliza
e beth Maloney and Wilson Lattomu
n were visitors at Camp Recovery,
near Centreville, Md, on Monday an,
: Tuesday, having called as guests o
K Raymond c. Jones and wife, who wer
r. camping there-Earl Yokum, who wa
2, so seriously injured in an automobil
e accident four weeks ago, that his lif
/ was despaired of for several days, j
S now much improved and was able t
r, come home on Monday, but is still
t very weak.-Earl Jacobs, wife and lit
5. tie daughter, of Aberdeen, Md, hav
! been visiting c. A. Greenwood an
l, wife.-W. Mortimer Skaggs, of Phila
j delphia, paid a visit to his brother
d Thomas Skaggs and family, on Tues
r. day.-Miss Mildred Wheeler has re
It turned to Baltimore, Nd, after spend
IS ing sometime with Mrs. Clinton Nol
e, man.-Mrs. Joseph Mannering arrive
# home on Friday, accompanied by he
v daughter-in-law, Mrs. Burton Manner
v ing.-Mr. w. R. Heverin of Aberdeen
d Md, spent Saturday and Sunday wit
: his son, Mr.. w. H. Heverin near Towr
"a send.