Smyrna times., 1922-06-28
NEWS OF CLAYTON.
And Local News Budgets from Cheswold, Kenton
Blackbird, Townsend, Thoroughfare Neck,
Leipsic, Brenford, and Their Vicines.

LeipsiC, Brentord, +;
CLAYTON
Enter your babies for the baby show
Clayton Firemen's Carnival.-adv.
Delaneys Church will hold festival
Saturday evening, July 1st-adv.
Be sure to attend Clayton Firemen's
Carnival, July s to Is, inclusive.-adv
The Ladies Aid of Ewells NJ. P.
Church met Monday afternoon with
Mrs. Carrie Brown.
Little Frances Warner, of Kenton,
is sick at the home of her grand par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Warner.
Fourteen boothes with lots of good
things to eat and drink at Clayton
Firemen's Carnival July s to 15.-adv
See the varied attractions at the
Clayton Firemen's Carnival. Enter
tainment galore for everybody. Band
music every day.-adv.
The Baynard Bloomer Girls Base
ball Club, will play a game at Clayton
Tuesday, July IL. This is one of the
Firemen's Carnival attractions and
should interest a crowd. The game
will begin at $50 p. m.
A good game of baseball will be
played at Clayton next Saturday, July
list, between the Maryland Division
and Delaware Division r. r. teams.
The last time the two teams met they
played 19 inning game which was
won by the Maryland Division team
the score being 2 to l. The Delaware
Division boys are out for revenge and
a fast game is anticipated. There
will be two games of baseball in Clay
ton July A, between the Philadelphia
r. r. Terminal and the Delaware Di-
vision r. r. team. One will be in the
morning and the other in the after
noon.
Considerable enthusiasm is being
awakened over the coming Clayton
Firemen's Carnival to be held here
from July to Is inclusive. Fourteen
boothes and more will be erected and
all kinds of entertainment will be af-
forded including some cracker jack
baseball contests. There will also be
baby show and every mother is in;
vited to enter her baby. There is nj
more worthy organization in our midst
than our excellent volunteer fire com
pany and they deserve the patronag,
and support of the whole communit!
lying in and outside of Clayton. Sc,
advertisement in another column.
Last Sunday evening, Children's Da,
was observed at Ewells NJ. P. Church
An excellent program was rendered
the children all being well trained
The program was as follows: Singing
~God Is So Good" School; Prayer
Rev. Hadaway; Exercises, welcome
Class of boys; Recitation, "a Snapp
Salute"Wilson Sapp; Singing, There
a Message True and Dear" School
Recitation, "a Place for You" Carma
Loder; Singing, "Sunbeams" Pnmar
Department; Exercise, Little Folks
= Three children; Recitation, "a Puz
zler" Florence Seward; Solo, Hid
Hobbs; Recitation, Maria Hobb:
Prayer, Three children; Solo, "W
Are Little Sunbeams" Georgia Mo-
fit; Exercise, Two girls; Singin,
Unto Every Creature" School; E,
e-cise, two gilrs; Address by Pasto
Rev. Hadaway; Collection; Flag drill
Class of girls; Exercise, Every da
Lessons" Class of girls; Singing, "W
Will Do Our Best for Jesus" Schoo
Recitation, "A Sunday School Family
Georgia Moffitt; Treo, In the Upp'
Garden; Recitation, "Tit for Tat
Beatrice Seward; Recitation, Anr
May Hobbs; Singing, Marching {
With Banners Bright" School; Recit
tion, Clarinda Tweedle; Recitatio
Helen Moffett; Tableau, "The o
Rugged Cross; Singing, "Faithf
to Jesus, School; Benediction, Re
Hadaway, pastor.
Personals.-Mr. George MOffitt al
family have returned home after vi
iting relatives in Philadelphia al
Chestertown.-Ma Harold Bake
son of Mr.. and Mrs Carl Baker, h
returned from the hospital in w
mington, much improved-Miss Vi
ginia Baynard, of Wilmington, spe
the weekend with her parents, N
and Mrs. Joseph A. Baynard.-Miss
Martha and Fannie Cole spent t
weekend with friends in Middleton
Mr.. and Mrs. Mathew Hewlett ha
as their quests Mr. and Mrs C.