Smyrna times., 1929-04-17
SMYRNA ROTARY LADIES NIGHT
c. Leland HarmOns0n Was Toastmas-
ter and Delightful Program Was
Given-JOs Sleeper Chief Speaker


Given-JOs Sleeper Chief Speaker
One of the most enjoyable social
events ever staged by the Smyrna
Rotary Club was the entertainment
that was presented with the ladies
night program at the Twentieth Cen
tury Club House on Thursday evening,
last, April 18th, when over 80 Rotar-
ians and their wives were in attend
ance. After a word of welcome by
President Bill Matthews, he introduc-
ed the POSTMASTER of the evening,
President-elect C. Leland Harmonson.
Following the singing Of America"
by the Rotarians and their guests, he
called on Dr.. R. K. Stephenson, who
offered the invocation. The following
menue was then served by the ladies
of the Smyrna Grange:
Fruit Cup
Celery Pickles Roast Turkey
White Potatoes
Creamed Carrots and Peas Peas 'e
Cold Slaw Cranberry Jelly
Rolls Butter Ice Cream Cake
Cigars Cigarettes
At the close of the dinner the Ro-
tarians were favored by piano solo
by Miss Mary Hynson which was fol-
lowed by few selections by Henry
Lee on the banjo. The latter was fol-
lowed by Hiram Dodd Of Allentown,
Pa, who spoke on the entertainment
that Allentown was going to give the
Rotarians and their wives at the COM
go Jic4,.io+ oOyI-ov4;oy, 60, CL,,.lo5.
u. Ackley, Of Vineland, N. J., also
spoke on the program that was to be
put On at Allentown. Toastmaster
Harmonson then called on Ralph Hof-
fecker and Ross Ford, who presented
a musical program which was enjoy
ed by all. The speaker Of the even
ing was Joseph Sleeper, president Of
Sleeper's Business College, Chester,
Pa, and member Of the Chester Ro- |
tary Club, who delivered an inspiring |
address on the subject of "Service and /
what it Means to Rotarians." The /
Rotary songs during the evening were |
lead 5y Song Leader Warner W.Price. /
Harmonson then called I
On Paul E. Ellsworth Of Chestertown
Club; N T. Booth, president vii I
Club; L. Ray Otwell, Presi-
dent Laurel Club; Dr.. y. S. Coombs, i
President Middletown Club; J. P. Colt, /,
Of the Dover Club, who each gave a
few remarks. The Rotarians and
guests present included the following: 4
Charles n. Ackley and Mrs. Ackley, Of
n. ]. Joseph Sleeper and
Nelson Truax, Chester, Pa; ]. P. Colt
and Mrs. Colt, and Bob Sarde and Mrs
Sarde, Of Dover; Hiram Dodd, Sam
Tel |. Henry, Allentown, Pa; y. 7.
Booth and Mrs. Booth, Chick Grant
and Mrs. Grant, L. K. Lee, Ross Ford,
Ralph @. Hoffecker, E. S. Turner, of
Wilmington; n. S. Hoffecker and Mrs.
Ioffecker, L. Ray Otwell, Mr. and
Mrs q. H. Otwell, Laurel; Paul E.
Ellsworth and Mrs. Ellsworth, n. R.
lucy and Mrs. Huey, Chestertown
Nd; Dr. n. S. Combs and Mrs.
Combs, Middletown; Mr.. and Mrs H.
". Hilyard, Mr. md Mrs. George
1arter, Mr.. and Mrs W. E. Matthews,
herman L.Robinson, Miss Lulu VRob-
nson, j. @. Mannering, Mrs. Grace /
1aris, Mr. and Mrs. w. W. Hynson
'lr. and Mrs. V. Lay Phillips, Mrs
elmer G. Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs. W. !
v. Price, Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Wilson, 4
r., Mr.. and Mrs. Davis H. Bell, Dr. I
nd Mrs. J. R. Porteus, Mr.. and Mrs
: W. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. C L. Har-
aonson, Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Denney, S
Ir. and Mrs. R. X. Stephenson, G. R.
Miss Mary Hynson, DR.. c, |
;. Harmonson, Ralph L. Tucker. E. P. |
'ollins.