Smyrna times., 1924-01-16
TOWNSEND

Miss Ethelwyn MalOney, President !
Townsend, Jan. 15.-An Epworth |
League has been organized at the
Townsend NJ. E. Church. The follow
ing officers were elected: President,
Miss Ethelwyn Maloney; first vice
president, John Guessford; second
vice-president, Mrs. Charles Watts;
third vice-president, Mrs. w. Harman
Reynolds; fourth vice-president, Mrs.
o. H. Connolly; secretary, Miss Ruth
Hutchison; assistant secretary, Miss
Clara Unruh; treasurer, Charles NJ.
Watts; collectors, Walter Lee, John
Reynolds, Harry Isaacs and Miss
Mary Webb; organist, Miss Ethelwyn
Maloney.
Walter S. Money, L. S. Marshal,
has let the boys of the community
have a part of his restaurant for a
club room, and has furnished them
with three checkerboards, which all
are enjoying immensely.
During the holidays our pastor, Rev.
! o. H. Connolly, was presented with a
travelling bag with fittings and So
gold piece by his Sunday School class
and his wife was presented with a
purse Of S33 by some of the ladies of
the hurch.
Owing to the failure of the heating
system at the Townsend School to
work properly there was no sessions
of the school until this Monday.
Richard Hodgson, of this place, has
resumed his duties as station agent
here, after a two weeks furlOugh
which included the holiday season.
Personals.-Misses Elva Daniels
and Esther Money returned home on
Wednesday after weeks visit as the
guests of Mrs. Estella Hackman, of
: Camden, N. J.-Mrs. Lena Burnham
. who has been residing at MiddletOwn
, has moved to Townsend where she
, will make her home with her sister
: Mrs. Joseph Pritchard-Mr. Cecil
| Wood, of Pittsburgh, Pa, who is en-
l ployed by the Pittsburgh and Lake
! Erie Railroad at that place, has beer
: spending a few days at the home oil
:. his parents, Herman Wood and wife
:, Mrs. A. c. P. Reynolds has beer
spending part of the past week witt
her sister, Mrs. Elwood Williams, Of
:, Wilmington, who has been quite i'll fOl
: sometime, but is now gradually i'm
e proving-Mrs. Charles NJ Watts hai
e returned from a visit to her mOthe
d at Denton, Md.-Miss Rachel Shock
> ley, of Newark, spent the weekend
: with Mrs. Oliver Foraker.-Mrs. An
= ME Short, of Cecilton, Md, spent tn
S weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. For
l. aker-Miss Edith Berry, of Balti
: more, Md, has been visiting friend
}. here for the past week.-Mr. and Mrs
r, James Carney, of Philadelphia, visite
r, with Mr.. and Mrs. J. Oliver Foraker
Mrs. Garrett Othoson, of Middle
town, visited her sister, Mrs. job
Y. ownsend.-Lieut. Henry Forema
}. and wife, of Wilmington, spent Sur
re day with Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Wilson
L Mr.. Dempsey and Miss CARR
1T Dempsey, of Galena, Md, were recer
n visitors at the ParsOnage.-Mr
S Lldia C, Davis was a visitor pal
y of last week at the home Of L.
TO Shockley and wife.-Miss Hilda Ste'
a ems, of Wilmington, visited her aunt
id Mrs. LattOmus and Mrs. Rasin, tn
n past week.-Mrs.. Eva LattOmus an
CT Mrs. Sallie Rasin visited their siste
al Mrs. Emma Haines, of Clayton, q
ri Wednesday, Mannering ar
Sc two sons, of Chester, Pa, spent Sun
lg day with his parents, Mr.. and Mr.
,e- Joseph Mamering.-Miss Ethel Rot
IL well, former teacher here, Of Osw
81 go, N. Y, was a recent visitor at Il
ay home of William Deakyne and wife,
on Mrs. Richard Hodgson spent part
no this week in Baltimore, Md, with h
De son, Paul, who is a student at Il
Iu- Peabody nstitute.-Daniel COllil
lte and wife and Clarence Malcom,of W.
IRE mington, were visitors at the home
ne John Townsend and wife on Saturda