Smyrna times., 1923-10-10

in Kent county, and has held a clinic
under the direction of DR.. Dwight
every Monday for a number of years
has been appointed for the lower end
of Kent and Upper Sussex. A new
worker will be stationed in Smyrna.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. M. L. Eckard left
SMYRNA last week for Beemerville,
N. J., where Mr.. Eckard has become
pastor of the Beemerville Presbyter-
ian Church to which place he recently
received call. Mr.. Eckard entered
upon his services as pastor on Sun
day.
Mrs. John H. Hoffecker leaves to-
morrow enroute for Tulsa, Okla, where
she will spend the winter with her
niece, Mrs. Faun w. Freeborn (nee
Miss Louise Baldwin, She will also
spend part of her time with her niece
Mrs. John Prince, (nee Miss Gertrude
Baldwin,, at Kansas City, Mo.
Mrs. Sarah M. Farrell has return
ed from New York where she greeted /
the arrival from Europe of her sister, |
Mrs. Hester A. Lank, her niece, Mrs. |
Charles H. LeFevre and the latters /
two children, Hester ann and Sarah /
Mitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Hudson en-
tertained at dinner Sunday Miss
Maud Burris, of Marcus Hook, Mr..
Lyndon Ang, of Buffalo, N. Y, Mr..
John C. Wick, of Wilmington, Miss
Gladys Truax, Miss Hilda Robinson,
ond Mr.. Linden Doughten, of Smyr-
ma.
Mrs. Creadick Ennis of Mt. Vernon
street, went to the American Stomach
Hospital in Philadelphia last Tuesday.
On Thursday she was operated on for
appendicitis. At this time she is i'm
proving as well as can be expected.
Mrs. Ezekiel c. Dawson is on visit
of several weeks to Long Island. She
will visit Mrs. Charles S. Fowler at
Hampstead and will also visit in ia
maica and New York city before re-
, turning home.
: Mrs. John P. Lefevre, of Dover, was
a recent visitor to her parents, Mr..
2 and Mrs. Henry S. Anthony.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Tschudy and
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Cummins E. Speakman
e spent the weekend at Chester River,
e over in Maryland, with Mr.. and Mrs.
/ E. B. Emory.
t Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Hudson spent
the weekend with their daughter,
Mrs. Alfred Vesey, in Wilmington.
4 Mr.. John P. Hyatt spent the week
: end with his mother, Mrs. Julia
: Hyatt.
Y Mrs. Rachel VanGasIin and Miss
h Mary English have returned from a
e visit to Mrs. William S. Arthurs in
n Kenton.
l. Miss Evelyn Spruance has return
e ed from a visit to Mrs. Brady, in Mid
dletown.
Mrs. John w. Tucker and hel
$ daughter, Miss Grace, have beer
It spending a few days in Philadelphia
If this week.
s Mrs. NJ. E. X. Turner is visiting
IN her son, Mr.. George S. Turner, anC
le family in Wilmington.
n Mrs. Howard Josephs, of Philadel
Mt phia, is the guest of her daughter
ed Mrs. Cummins E. Speakman, at "Bel
nd mont Hail."
to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thomas hav
g. moved from the Raymond bungalO'
into the Wilds property on Mt. Verno
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank FAIRIES Reyn
3 olds and children have rented the fur
nished home of Miss Bertha Smither
and will occupy it for time.
Mrs. Charles P Bartlett spent tn
weekend with relatives in BaltimOr
Nd.
mS Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert B.Taylor, Mis-
ia Mary Topper, Mr.. Howard Topper, {
bis Chestertown, Md, and Mr.. Ivison l
ow Rowland, of Newark, N. j., spent SUI
G day with Mrs. George w. Taylor.
an Miss Bonnie Gordon, of New YOl
to City, is the guest of Miss Hilda Raw
ma ley of Smyrna.
fuI Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Rawley ente
tbe tanned Mr.. E. Y. Carrow over Il
,vs weekend.
est Rev. DR.. Clarence True Wilson
in Washington, D. c., who was the chi
md speaker at Old Barratt's Chapel Su
vas day, stopped over Monday for sho
ion visit to Rev. J. J. Bunting.
!. Mrs. Albert Chandler of Crumpto
nee Nd, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ea
and Chandler.
nan Mr.. Harry Ennis and Miss Glad
rles Hopkins of Middletown, mOtored
. of Philadelphia Sunday, and visited NJ
lido Creadick Ennis