Smyrna times., 1923-07-25
NEWS OF CLAYTON.
And Local News Budgets from Cheswold, Kenton
BIackbird, Townsend, Thoroughfare Neck,
Lepsic, Brenford, and Their ViCnities.

Barowski, Glenn and former Council
man Mulvena. On the platform also
were Rev. Aloysius Darvel, o. F. NJ,
who later delivered the sermon; Very
Rev. ]. Francis Tucker, Provincial of
the Oblate Order of St. Francis de
Sales; Rev. Louius Jacquier, Paris,
France; Rev. F. X. Kleiber and Rev.
w. F. Mclaughlin.
Personals.-Mrs. Eugenia Allen and
son, George, Mrs. Willis Scout and
daughter, Julia, have returned from
visit with Wilmington friends.-Mr.
and Mrs. William Jerman have as
their guests, Francis Wilson and Miss
Iris Short, of Philadelphia, and Mrs.
>Sperry, of. Frederica.-Mrs. Annie
Hoffecker spent Thursday with Mrs.
Mabel Allen and son, Fred, who are
patients at the Hope Farm near Will
mington.-Mrs. Bessie Skinner, who /
underwent a serious operation about |
three months ago, is not improving as |
rapidly as her friends desire.-Mr. and |
Mrs. Clarence Davis and children, |
Dorothy and Leon, of Wilmington are
spending week with their parents, |
Mr.: and Mrs. George Jenkins.-Mr.
and Mrs. Wilbur Bunting and children
Junior and Allen, of Baltimore, Nd,
are visiting Mrs. Buntings' parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua VanSant.-Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene Knox and nephew,
Gordon ConOYay, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Lewis and son, Ray and Mrs. S. F.
Moore were recent motor visitors to
Bowers Beach.-Miss Madeline Weav-
er, of Seaford, has returned after a
very pleasant visit with her brother
and family. Mrs. Weaver and son,
Owens accompanied her hOme.-Mr.
and Mrs. J. w. Houston, Mrs. Frank
Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Boyer
and daughter, Mildred, Mrs. Thresea
Hardesty were Philadelphia visitors
Hast Week.-Mrs. Evelyn Onley has as
her guest, Miss Gladys Hudson of
Norfolk, Va.-John L. Graham, Sr.,
and son, Vernon motored to FernwoOd
Pa, recently.-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
, A. Baynard were weekend guests of
/ Wilmington relatives.-William L.
Graham and family spent the week
end with Bowers Beach friends.-Miss
: Mary C. Skinner spent a visit with
/. Miss Beatrice Conner at MiddletOwn.
q Mrs. Wade Ryan and son, Junior
e are spent last week with Mrs. John
v Chapman.-Mr. and Mrs. j, E. Cats
= have been visiting Mrs. Cats sisters
h lin WilmingtOn.-Mrs.G Gordon Edward:
y and son of Philadelphia, have beer
l. visiting Mrs. Edmond Gootee.-Mrs
d Joseph Miller and son, Clarence hav'
/" returned from a visit with Salisbur,
le relatives.-Mr. and Mrs. George Al
is fred Donovan and son, James spent
as visit to RehobOth-Misses Margare
N and Kathryn Hardesty are VISITING
a their aunt in Sudlersville, Md.-Mr'
p Clinton Robertson, of Oxford, Md
0: has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. JAG
ht Johnson.-Mr. Benjamin Johnson ha
he returned from a visit with his aun
nd Mrs. Belle McWhOrter, of MiddletOwl
Mrs. Manse and children, Paul an
Helen, of Wilmington, have bee
na guests of Mrs. William Spencer
on o. Owens and son, Lewis, of Whining
no ton, were recent guests of Mr.. ar
e Mrs. w. z. Onley.-Mrs. Leah Wro
llv ten visited her parents, Mr.. and Nh
av Marcie Cooper of Greensboro. Nd, r
IL lcently-Mr. Evans Poore, of Philade
no phia is spending a few days with h
~ parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. POOre.
,O0 Messrs. J. w. Walls and T. c. Wal
To- of Wilmington, were recent visitors
md their sister, Mrs. William Archer.
na1 Mr.. and Mrs. George C. Moffett a
ro- daughters, Helen and Georgia spent
tho visit recently with Wilmington rel
~ tives.-Mrs. Emily McClain and SC
c. James, of Crisfeld, have returned &
+bo ter a two weeks visit with relative
+ad Mrs. John Maloney and cousin, Mi
49, Ethel Barnes were recent visitors WI
Mrs. J. J. Wilson, of Wilmington.
,a~- Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Carey and ch
VOC dren, Harry and Anna, of Frederi
r n r.