Smyrna times., 1923-03-28

Brief News Items of People We Know
In and Around the Larger Penin-
sula Towns and Communities
DR.. E. Richmond Steele of Dover,
has begun the improvements to his |
house. DR.. Steele owns both his own |
home and the property adjoining, and
will throw the two houses together, |
making one fine large home.
Benjamin S. Caulk, of Newark, died
Monday, aged siXty-seven years. De-
ceased was a familiar character in
Newark and the students of Delaware
College and had many friends who
regret to hear of his death. Services
were held Wednesday afternoon at the
home of his sister, Mrs. John l. Elliott
near Newark, and interment made at
White Clay Creek cemetery.
Arley B.Magee, Jr., has been named
Secretary too former Judge William
H. Boyce, who succeeds Caleb Layton
as Delaware's Representative in Con-
gress.1 The appointment was annOun-
ced last week and Mr.. Magee assumed
his new duties Immediately. Mr.. Ma
gee graduated at the University of
Delaware last Spring and since that
time has been studying law in the Of
flee of his father, former Mayor Arley
B. Magee. Congressman Boyce was
in Washington last week looking af-
| ter the affairs of his new office and
participated in several conferences on
D Congressional matters.
The following births in Kent COun-
II ty have been recorded: Harvey A
II Tucker and Mrs. Sadie Foraker Tuck
II er at Smyrna on March 18th; Charlie!
II w. Williams and Mrs. Mary E. Viii
III liams at Little Greek on March II,
III girl; Theodore Townsend and Mrs
III Amy Walter Townsend at Harrington
III on March IA; George L. Harrington
II and Mrs. Dorothy McBridge Harring
N ton near Houston March Is, a girl
III George E. Bombaugh and Mrs. Rut
III King Bombaugh at FELTON, on Marc
III 18th; Orrell Moore and Mrs. CARR
Hill | NlOOlG dL W OOuolNtG Oil AAetANAl AO8
III girl; Willis Young and Mrs. Amand
III Roach Young, near Houston on Marc
III 16, a boy; Charles E. Griffith and Mr.
I'LL Laura H. Griffith near Pennington O
I'm March 10, a girl; S. H. Burris an
Hi Mrs. Minnie Walker Burris at MilfOl
I'LL on March 20, boy
lH The faculty of Dover High Scho
Iln has announced the following ten mer
Hi bers of the Senior Glass on the hon
NH roll at the close of the fourth graz
I period in their senior year: Nab
Biggs, valedictorian,95 Elizabeth NJ
Iln Ginness, salutatorian, "a; Mary Har
Hull castle, SO; Marion Green, president
Hill class 92.2-11; Rose Scanlon, ,92-11-17
lDh Ruth Heinz, 91-42-2O5; Ehzabe
lIIn Ware, 91-43-19O; Dorothy Woo
llI 9O.63-68; Helen Scanlon, 90-47-18
Sarah Colt, 9O-17-8O. Other membe
l of the senior class include the folio
HUH ing: Stewart Barnett, Robert Coop
Hill Margaret Cummins, Mildred Daw,
Viii Beulah Dawes, Nathaniel Elliott, Pa
llllu Finnegan, Thurber Forbes, Lillian H;
Hill rington, Beulah Hazel, Earl Hilya
INIh Lynford HOch, Cecilia Helms, Evel
IIll Lafferty, Robert Lewis, Anna Mass
lInn Carolyn Mckee, Lindsay McVey, N
llNn dred TolsOn, Breckenridge Tremai
IllUl Preston Ward, Marvel Watson, Lilli
IIll Wheatley, Nelson Wright. In numl
IlD this is the largest class in the histC
lNn of Dover public schools, being to
lIlh of 35. The second largest class v
uIII that of 1916, when twenty-one pers'
IlIlN graduated.