Smyrna times., 1930-09-10

Monday morning for his home at
Washington, d. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Postles,
who have been visiting their son,
Mr. John v. Postles and family of
Philadelphia at their cottage at
Atlantic City, N. j., returned to
their home in Smyrna on Satur-
day on account of the illness of
Mr. Postles. Mr.. Postles suffered
another stroke at Atlantic City
and was brought home in the
American Legion Ambulance.
While he had very restless night
last night, there is slight
change today, but he still remains
in a very critical condition. Mr..
and Mrs. Paul V. Heyd and son,
paul Heyd, Jr., Miss Mildred
Parker of Congress Heights, DC,
and John v. Postles of Philadel-
mia. spent the weekend with Mrs
Postles.
Miss Marion Wilioughby Speak
man and Mr.. Cummins E. Speak
man. Jr., attended the dance at
the Vicmead Hunt Club on Mon
day evening given by Mr.. and Mrs
Eugene DUPONT in honor of their
guest, Miss Dulcenia Straeffer.
Miss Speakman is now entertain
inc the following guests at
house party at Rehoboth for this
week: .Bayard Sharp, Miss Ann
sharp. Mr.. Edward Serriday and
friend of New York, Miss Helen
Ashbrook, Miss Josephine Bailey,
Miss Ruthanna Salisbury, all of
Wilmington, and Mr.. Cummins F..
Speakman Jr. Mrs. Speakman
and Mrs. Rodney Sharp of Will
mington are chaperoning the
party.
Mrs. G. Herman Pierce and Mrs.
Ethel Rogers Magill of Kansas
CITY. Missouri, who came to Will
nington last week, to attend the
funeral Of their uncle, Mr.. James
Meharg, Of Wilmington, President
of the New Castle County Levy
Court, are now visiting Mrs. Sam
ueI L. Rogers, who has returned
to Smyrna to make her home.
Mrs. Rogers also attended the
funeral of Mr.. Meharg. Mrs.
Pierce will return to Kansas City
later while Mrs. Magill and son
will make her home here with her
mother, Mrs. Rogers. Little Jack
Magill, son Of Mrs. Magill, has
entered the Smyrna Schools.
Mr.. George Lemoine, son OF
Rev. and Mrs. E. A. Lernoine, who
has been spending part Of his
summer vacation at the Delaware
Boys Camp in the Catskill Noun
tains, New York, has been award
ed bronze medal for a deed OF
bravery done while at the camp.
A companion fell from a tree and
was caught in the branches. The
boy was pierced through the
shoulder by a large branch and
George sawed the branch off and
extricated the boy and carried
him to camp half a mile away
where his wounds were dressed.
Rev. J. Derrickson Cummins
rector Of the Church of the Holy
Tame in Swampscott, Mass, Mrs
Cummins and their son, ]. Der
rickson Cummins Jr., are return
ing from spending their vacation
! in England where he had charge
Of a parish. They are sailing or
the Laurentia for Montreal anc
, will arrive home the latter part
! of this week Mr.. Cummins is
, the son of Former Postmaster anc
. Mrs. A. Lee Cummins Of this
town
Mrs. May H. Williams anC
: daughters, Misses Rebecca anc
Eleanor Williams, who have beer
! spending the summer at Rehobotf
> at their cottage, returned K
, Smyrna on Monday. Mr.. Fret
, Williams returned last week, anC
is preparing to enter Delaware
College, University of Delaware
in the Freshman Glass when i
opens next week. He graduated
\ in June from the Smyrna Higf
Il School.
Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Taylor
Mrs Howard r. Jones, Mrs. ]
Harvey Speakman, Miss Berth;
= Smithers, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
: Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Mid
i dleton and Mrs. Nellie Garnel
were among those from Smyrn;
to attend the concert by the Mar
inc Band at Longwood Garden!
on Monday evening, given for th'
| benefit of Camp Otonka, the Y
> W. G. A. Camp on Indian River.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl S. Cooper
o Miss Margaret Burnes, Miss Dor
: othy Stanfeld and Miss KATHERINE
4 Monohan of Boston, Massachu
I sets, who came to visit Mrs. S
o Brady Cooper on Sunday, lef
!. yesterday morning by motor e.
c Washington, d. c., and to visi
places of interest in Virginia
. They will return to Smyrna OF
o Saturday.