Smyrna times., 1926-10-27
CLAYTON
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There of NeighbOrhood Interest

There of NeighbOrhood Interest
Clayton Century Club held its week
ly meeting on Thursday evening, Oc-
tober 21st, Mrs. John T. Johnson pre-
siding. After the reading of minutes
the meeting was opened with singing,
"Onward Christian Soldiers" then a
most enjoyable musical program in
charge of Mrs. Charles Stewart was
rendered as follows: Quartette, Mas
tiers Lotion Stewart, Howell Sevil,
Misses Ruth Dawson, Ray Rawlins;
piano solo, "Venitian Love Song,
Miss Ella Hawkins; violin solo, Miss
Thelma Hawkins; piano solo, Miss
Part, "The Fifth Norturne."
Walter r. Keyes, our well known
druggist, and Miss Marguerite w.
Jones, both Of Clayton, were united
in marriage at Middletown on Octo-
Der 10Th, by Rev. P. i. Donaghay, Of
Middletown. They are receiving the
good wishes of their many friends.
The Friday Night Bridge Club was
entertained Friday night by Mrs. w.
Henry Ennis.
X. d. Givan, son of Rev. d. J.
Givan Of this town, who along with
his other work, plays the piano at
''The Strand" in Smyrna, is being con-
graduated on the improvement he has
made to this well known Smyrna the
atre. Mr.. Givan was in the college
orchestra and prominent in musical
circles in the University of Delaware
during his course of study there and
music has always been his hobby. Be
cause of the life he puts in his play
ing he attracts attention and is more
or less drawing card wherever he
goes.
Mr.. R. J. Smith, former P. r. R.
Supervisor on the Delaware Division,
and recently promoted to main line
supervisor at Downingtown, Pa, has
been awarded the premium of $4,000
for the greatest improvement in line
and surface on the main Line between
New York and Altoona, and Philadel-
phia and Washington. Mr.. Smiths
many friends in Smyrna and Clayton
will be glad to know of his success.
The Willing Workers Class of st.
Paul NJ. E. Church School was de-
hghtfully entertained Friday evening,
October 22nd, by Mrs. Joseph HAZEL
and Mrs. Alice F. Sinex at the home
of Mrs. Sinex which was beautifully
decorated for the occasion. After the
business meeting, there were songs by
the class with Mrs: Charles Coverdale
presiding at the piano and Mrs. Alice
F. Sinex, violinist; reading, Mrs.
Sinex; duet, Mrs. J. HAZEL and Mrs.
"A. H. Wright; reading, Mrs. HAZEL;
jokes and games by all. Refresh
ments were served and the class ad-
iourned to be entertained in Novem-
Der by Mrs. John Sylvester and Mrs.
A. H. Wright at the home of Mrs.
Wright. The Willing Workers Class
are preparing for bake next Satur-
day, October Both, in the Sevil build
ing.
The Tooth anniversary Of the Tenn
pleville, Md, NJ. E. Church was cele-
brated Sunday in the church with all
day services. The morning sermon
was preached BY the Rev. DR.. Alfred
Smith, of Camden; the afternoon SER
mon BY the Rev. E. H. Collins of Har-
rington, sermon by the Rev. J. W
Parker Of Kenton. Special music was
rendered BY combined choirs Of Tenn
pleviIle, and Marydel.
St. Paups NJ. E. Church, Rev. d. J
Givan, pastor, announces that the
Church School continues to manifest
great interest in the work. Last weel
two classes met in socials. Thursday
night Of this week, the mixed adult
bible class, Mrs. D. J. Givan, teacher
will meet at the NJ. E. Parsonage fol
organization. Every member anC
friend Of the church should belong Il
some department of the school. En-
thusiasm and faithful work will aiC
in reaching this goal. Church Schoo
at 10 a. M; preaching at II a. m.
Sunday evening song service, z o'colcl
preaching, 7.30. Junior Epwortl
League Wednesday at p. M; Pray
er meeting Wednesday at 7.30. Ma!
we ask the question, "Why should
go to church ?"