Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1922-05-10

with her mother and sister. Her
many friends were sorry to have her
go.
The Clayton Savings and Loan As |
ISOLATION, which shows one of the most |
healthy conditions since the organiza- |
ton publishes its fiscal report in this !
issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Powell who
has been at Valparaiso Chill, for the |
past two years has returned home and |
are now the guests of Mrs. Powell's |
mother, Mrs. Annie Allen.
a Rev. c. NJ. Culum, pastor of Salem
NJ. P. Church, will preach Mothers
Day sermon, Sunday afternoon at
o'clock. He extends a special invita-
ton to mothers to be present. Sun
day school at 2 p. m.
At the annual town election, Satur-
day afternoon, Lewis Walker was
elected to succeed j. w. Ford, whose
term or five years had expired. Mr..
Walker received 60 votes, Mr.. Milton
A. Jones 2, Mr.. Walter Pratt 2, Mr..
Walter 7. Dayett 2.
The 3Sth annual commencement of
The Westminster Theological Semi
nary, Westminster, Md, was held at
the Seminary last Tuesday evening,
May 9th. Numbered among the Is
graduates was Rev. ]. Lee Marker,
near Clayton. Rev. Mr.. Marker was
appointed to Wye NJ. P. Church, Car
michall, Md, at the recent session of
the NJ. P. Conference at Chestertown.
The Radcliffe Chautauqua opened a
three day event in Clayton Monday
and its tent was the mecca for large
crowds, plenty of enthusiasm and a
most excellent program. The people
of Clayton have become welded to
their chautauqua and well they have q
reason to for it affords wholesome en-
tertainment and a community spirit
that is helping the town. DIR. CObt
and his committee have wrought well
in making this year a success. The
session will close this evening.
Personals:-Mr. and Mrs. Attix, CT
Kenton, visited their sister, Mrs
George Eichholz, last week.-Mr
Donald Brown, of Dover, spent the
weekend at home.-Mrs. Lucy Ford i
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Mabel Bel
at Pleasantville, n. J.-Miss Mary
johnson spent the weekend will
friends in Wilmington.-Miss Z. Mil
dred Boyer accompanied by her nep
hew, Master Frank B. Cole were week
end guests with relatives and friend
in Philadelphia.-Mr. and Mrs. Nor
man S. Hoffecker and son, John, Mrs
W. z. Onley and daughter, Evelyn
spent Sunday at Kits Hammock
Mrs. John L. Graham who has bee
visiting her father, Mr.. Dunlap a
Oxford, Pa, for several weeks has re
turned home.-Mrs. Mary Severso
was a recent visitor with friends a
Salisbury. - Messrs. Albert an
James Martin and Mr.. Bevis, O
Pennsgrove were motor guests Sur
day of Mr.. John A. Martin.-Mis
Ella Hawkins has been visiting he
aunt, Mrs. Ella Turner at Saulsbur!
Mr.. and Mrs. Levin Wright all
daughter, Mary Anna, motored
Federico last week.-Mrs.. John ChaI
man visited friends at Cheswold, FIR
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mari and so
Jack, have returned from delightfl
visit with Mrs. Marr's mother, Mr.
Mary Hodkins at Temple, New HamI
shire.-Mr. and Mrs. William Heavt
has been entertaining Mr.. and Mr.
G. Ellis, of Philadelphia and Mrs. '
S. Kilmon and daughter, Virginia, (
Burlington, n. J.-Miss Margar
Dineen, of Wilmington, was recel
visitor with Miss Katherine McCaffre
Mrs. George Ross has been ente
tanning Mr.. and Mrs. William H.Lan
ing and Miss Mildred Skinner, of Wi
mington.-Miss Frances Sevil is vi
iting her friend, Mrs. f. S. Leysht
and will witness the baptism of h
name sake, little Frances Leyshon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Knots and lit
Katherine Warner, of Kenton, spe
the weekend with Mrs. Edwa
Macklin.-Miss Marion Stewart,
Wilmington, has been visiting her pa
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stewa
Sr.-Mr. William Hoffecker spent
weekend in Chester.-Mr. Jack Poo
has been visiting friends in Dover.
Mr. and Mrc William A Skinner :
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Fra
Watson, of Smyrna, motored to Ph
adelphia and spent the day.-Mr. a
Mrs. Linwood Clark and sons, Vern
and James, motored TO Viola and v
tied Mr.. Herman Cubbage and fami
Mrs. Annie Campbell, of Woodla