Smyrna times., 1926-10-20

Hudson, of Seaford, suffered an ugly
cash in her foot when she stepped on
a broken milk bottle.
At the weekly meeting of Dover
Rotary Club, the speaker was Charles
Puff, of Philadelphia, Governor of the
Fiftieth District of Rotary Interna-
tional.
The annual convention of the Wo-
mans Auxiliary of the Diocese of
Easton will be held in Emanuel P. E.
Church, Chestertown, Md, October
20-21.
At the fifty-seventh annual Grand
Circle of Brotherhood of America,
held in Odd Fellows Hall, Laurel, P.
J. Isaacs, of Wilmington, was elected
Grand Chief Washington.
Professor J.F. Stevens has resigned
as principal of Stevensville, Nd, High
School and the school board has ap-
pointed Professor Goodfellow,. of
Pennsylvania, his successor.
The Miracle House, at Claiborne,
Nd, operated by the Red Cross, where
delicate and underfed children are
cared for, is winding up its season.
During the summer 208 children were
given treatment and care.
Chestertown's new health centre, in
the new annex of the Voshell House,
was formally opened to the public this
week. 1t has been comfortably furn-
ished and will be under the supervi-
sion of the Kent County Health Asso-
citation.
Contractors are completing a stretch
of six miles of macadam road between
Townsend and Dexter's Corner, which
will form a connecting link between
Maryland and Delaware stone roads
and materially shorten the distance
between Northern cities and Southern
Peninsula points.
At a short session of the State
House Annex Commission was held
last week with Governor Robinson, the
members of the commission inspected
the new building which will be ready
for occupancy in about two or three
weeks. The commission decided to
make some needed additions in the
Secretary of States office to facilitate
the charter work in that department
A meeting of the Wilmington Con-
ference Education Society was held
Wednesday at Wesley Collegiate In
stitute. The Rev. @. w. Prettyman,
d. D., president Of the association,
presided. Several applications for aid
were received and granted. The other
members present included the Revs. F.
&c. McSorley, secretary; Disston w.
Jacobs, Vaughan S. Collins and J. ].
Bunting and Walter o. Hoffecker,
treasurer; L. M. Price, E. J. Winder,
laymen.
A meeting of the Wilmington Con-
ference Education Society, met in Do
yer Wednesday at Wesley Collegiate
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G. w. Prettyman, D. d., president of
the association presided. Several ap-
plications for aid were received and
granted. The other members present
included Rev. F. G. MacSorley, secre-
tary; Disston w. Jacobs, Vaughn S.
Collins, ]. J. Bunting, Walter o. Hof-
fecker, treasurer; L. M. Price and E.
J. Winder.
A survey of the students who left
Wesley Collegiate Institute last
spring show the following: In the
Academic department out of the 81
who left the school last spring II are
continuing their education; five of
them returned to Wesley in other de-
partments for the year; four are en-
rolled in University of Delaware;
three are at Ohio Wesleyan Univer-
sity; one each in the following schools
Washington College, Goucher, Johns
Hopkins and Dickinson; three others
are preaching in the Wilmington M.
E. Conference and one is at home. In
school the commercial department, five
students have returned to the school
for the present year. The rest of the
former students are employed in var
ious business capacities.
Through the generosity of Oliver ].
Krause, whose son is a student the In
stitute is the recipient of reprint of
a Chinese Bible presented to the Do
wager Empress by the women of the
American Bible Society. This reprint
is being placed on exhibit in the
school library.
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