Smyrna times., 1922-09-20
TOWNSEND
Ushers Union Entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Ginn-PersOnals


Mrs. Fred Ginn-PersOnals
Townsend, Sept. 19.-The Ushers
Union met at the home of Fred CHM
and wife, near Chesapeake City, Nd,
on Monday evening of last week, it
being regular session of this organ
ization. There'was a good attendance
of the members and their wives and
after the business routine,' a very
pleasant social hour was spent. Re-
freshments consisting of ice cream
and cake were served. Among those
present were: Rev. G. P. Jones and
wife, John w. Guessford and wife,
Richard HOdgson and wife, H. o.
Weatherley and wife, A. B. Johnson
and wife, Miss Esther Money, Miss
Caroline Fouracre, Merritt Savin, w.
H. Reynolds, Jr., Thomas EnOs, Wal
ter Hart, Joseph Deaver, Horace Van
Horn and others. The meeting was
also attended by several relatives of
the host and hostess, some of whom
came from distant points.
Otho Marvel and wife, and Mrs.
Clara Knots attended the recent re-
union Of old Bethel NJ. E. Church,
which is located between Smyrna and
Cheswold. Mr.. Marvel having spent
his boyhood days in the neighborhood,
he was naturally much interested in
the church and its environments. He
met several who were then children
but who since he left the neighborhood
have grown up as sturdy citizens OF
the locality
The Ladies Aid Society held its reg
ular monthly meeting at the home OF
John D. Reynolds and wife, near town
and the occasion proved one of the
most enjoyable that the society ha:
held, there being a large attendance
and much interest, as usual, shown by
the many members present. Follow
ing the business session there was d;
social time and during the evening re
freshments were served. The helper
were: Mrs. Benjamin Lockerman, Mr.
! Eva Lattomus, Mrs. Joseph Pritchar,
and Mrs. John w. Derrickson.
Personals.-Mrs. Frank Bramble i
spending two weeks with her mother
Mrs. Joseph Moore, at Smyrna.-Mis
, Naomi Barton, of Centreville, Nd, i
the guest of Raymond c.. Jones an,
wife.-Mrs. Jennie Bell, of Taylor
Bridge was a recent visitor to Mrs
Edna Wiggin.-Miss Mary Smith, o
Cleveland, Ohio, who is spending sew
eral weeks among her Delaware rel
atives, is now visiting her uncle, ,Davi
P. Hutchison, and other relatives i
this locality. Miss Smith who is en-
route to her home, has just returne
, from Seaford, where she spent tw
weeks with her uncle, Rev. Fran
, Carpenter and wife.-John Townsen
\ and wife entertained recently Aaro
I Reynolds and wife, Jackson Reynold
t and wife, James Sudler and wife, G
=. Camden, N. j.; Burt Carpenter an
wife, Of Philadelphia; Mr.. Jones an
!. wife, of Smyrna, and Garrett Othoso
I. and wife, of Middletown.-Miss Ann
: Sharpless, of Landenbuxg, Pa, an
}. Mrs. Reuben Warren, of Clayton, hav
;. been. visiting Mrs. w. A. Scott.-Mi:
:. Ethel Rothwell and sister, Miss Indi
t of Smyrna, returned home on Tue
day after a few days visit with the
e aunt, Miss India Rothwell.-Miss Al
t ME Matthews, of Cecilton, Nc
: has returned home, after spending IL
!. summer with her aunt, Mrs. w. ]
;. Merritt, near Townsend. - Spen,
e Goldsborough and family, of Lanca
K ter, Pa, have returned home, aft,
e spending two weeks with his mothe
r Mrs. w. H. Merritt, near town.-Ha
k ry Hinger and wife, of Wilmingto
e and Benjamin Hinger and wife,
S. near town, were guests of j. Corh
IS Reynolds and wife, near here on Mo
l. day.-Mrs. Lottie Wells has return,
= from a three months visit to h
" daughter, Mrs. Earl Shockley, at Nev
IS foundland, N. j., and was accompani,
l. home by Mrs. Shockley, who will 7
10 main in this section for two weeks.