Smyrna times., 1923-01-24
AND VICINITY

> tor Webb's White Loaf Flour.
l,,,nteed satisfaction.-Adv,~
). SsIe-Two Double Heaters. Ap-
/, Mrs. NJ. Scott, Smyrna.-adv.
s,ts YOUR poultry thrive. Use my
as.sted ,'.s brand of poultry feeds; my
vt ~iyture.-J. Frank Webb.-Adv.
ave nill be a Festival held at
W. Wow School, Thursday evening,
Et If stormy the following even
-sdT. 2t.
=. ladies' of the Presbyterian
|.-rb will hold a food sale in Mr.. S.
VsvpOlds office, Saturday, January
-sdV.
n, WOman's Foreign Missionary
,,v of Asbury Church will meet
| h home of Miss Sue Hudson on
January 25 at 3 o'clock.
ne annual Mothers meeting of the
k~sns Christian Temperance Union
abe held at the home of Mrs. Kate
t.tbers, on Monday evening, Janu-
ES
| An overdue water and light rents
n be paid by February l, 1928
..u and light may be discontinued
Ias that time. l will be at the office
5n 10 to 11.30 a. m, and 2 to !
S. Anthony, collector.-adv
| ~ Morris Black, deputy Internal
EBsnue Collector for the Fedora,
asmment will be at the Smyrna
Aufce on Tuesday, January 30 tt
Et tax payers in preparing theil
Esme tax returns.
Tie name of Rev. J. w. Colona, D
pastor of Wesley NJ. E. Church, Of
1VE, is being mentioned in connec
with the district superintendent!
Wilmington District, since the an
Hrement of the contemplated re
enent at the next session of the M
conference, of DR.. Robert Watt.
hyOr-elect John C. Hopkins, o
Fg, has received a letter from Mis-
ns Virgins, of Wadley, Georgia
y asked for a "thimble full" of sol
pm Dover, Delaware's capital, I
Z with soils of other States in tn
non in planting a tree in her nativ
w. Mayor Hopkins has compile
p the request.
AsOury NJ. E. Church was file
Ia capacity house Sunday evenin
aa number standing after auditor
and gallery seats had been occu
d The attraction was the sacre
cert given by the DeMoss famil,
Program throughout was mos
asshng and entertaining and wa
'ahgh class order.
n.D. HudsOn@will have a sale of hi
~ "a. and implements, Tuesday, FeI
M. He has Is head of A No.
va Cows. All government teste,
Wy one came through o. X.
ss'ered bulls for breeding. II hes
y sss !. and mules. 1t will pay you
!. i0r this sale. See advertisemel
i'l next week for particulars.-ac
la're Judge Harrington Saturda
sN0Va Cannon, colored, who mu
l'uly assaulted Lewis Kollick, al.
, at Dover, in December, plea
u sauly' to the charge of assault al
= s''y and was sentenced to tv
: IN the wOrkhouse. Kollick. Il
\ aISuung \ witness appeared in cou
/. showed \ three places where he w
!. v cannon, two of which mig
-' caused death.
49,. rss been :, learned through a del
~ a'Oh That better wheat crops a
sss,, 'he grower changes t
!. NY ~ Of o. his seed frequently.
I'.is isl Of 1921 one of the boys in t
.,ss,,. Ca High School department
ls,' @ol,ure planted one-half bushel
,,5n.l, asEanla "A seed wheat whi
~. ~ S' the rate Of 27 bushels
\ t.,! " tne acre, under the same s
s.,t t'slIlzer 'l. treatment as the matt
~ h, which produced only 16 bush
J. acre. The seed raised fir,
lsu0ns.i s,aaf bushel tested 80 per CO
i ',r ua'lOn' In the fall Of 1922
On s a' OOy and on the same fa
lssp,sI,l's. n acres Of land were sown
4 Is3s "snia "A and he expects in {
Il 1 ss :, % put the entire wheat Al
etstri iaifn, !, or about so acres to /
sphs ~ u :, Wheat. This plan is
astb.d' u the study of wheat ;
ansJ :. q Producing it, and it v
sanv Wy " the pupils that no MOI
as hrSss1 hent was made when only
ss oDs ueiS per acre are raised.