Smyrna times., 1931-12-30

Burris-Jones. On the 26th in
slant by the Rev. J. d. Rigg at the
M. e. parsonage, Smyrna, Thomas
Burris and Miss Sallie Jones, both
from near Kenton.
Farson-Scout. On the Goth in
slant by Rev. ]. D. Rigg at the
residence of the brides parents,
James @. Farson of Brenford, and
Miss Alice Scout of Smyrna Land
ing
Cole-Jones. At the M. E. Dis
trict Parsonage, December 22nd, by
Rev. T. E. Martindale, Jeremiah
Cole Of this town and Miss Clara
H. Jones of Caroline County, Md.
Shockley-Guessford. At the M.
P. Parsonage, this town, December
9th, by Rev. w. ]. ID. Lucas, CIV.
Shockley of Wilmington and Miss
Annie Guessford of near Dexter's
Corner.
Kenney-Pennewill. On the 21st
instant in Christ Church, Dover, by
Rev. L. w. Gibson, assisted by Rev.
]. H. B. Brooks, Mr.. Richard r.
Kenney and Miss Harriet C,daugh-
ter of John G. Pennewill, Esq, all
of Dover.
Frazier Rittenhouse. At the
residence of the brides parents,
near Smyrna, December 10Th, by
Elder E. r. Rittenhouse, Miss En-
ma G. Frazier and Alanson E. Rit-
tenhouse of New Castle.
Leinberger-Knott. At the pas
toral residence in Dover on the
21st instant, by Rev. Father Brad
ford, Jacob Leinberger Jr., Of
Smyrna and Miss Louisa Knott Of
Blackiston's Cross Roads.
Gooden-Cook. On the 18th in
slant by Rev. e. H. Deiffenbacher,
Albert w. Gooden of Willow Grove
and Miss Tamza Cook, of Wood
side.
Zillah-Wilson. At the residence
of the brides parents on the 18th
instant Adah zillah, daughter of
DR.. P. P. Uomerene, Berlin, Ohio,
and Arthur Wilson of Philadelphia.
Remich-Jackson. AT the M. E.
Dover on the 21st in
slant by Rev. J. H. Caldwell, Will
liam Remich and Miss Susan Jack
son, both of Kent County.
Legar-Pearson. At the residence
of the brides parents on the 22nd
instant by Rev. j. H. Caldwell, j ohm
r. Legar and Miss Ida r. Pearson,
both of Kent County.
Pearson-Abbott. AT Wyoming,
December 21st, by Rev. B. c. Park
er, Mr.. John Pearson and Miss
Josephine Abbott, all Of Kent
County.
McCauley-Downham. At the res
idence Of Mrs. J. w. Goslee, Anch-
orage, KY, by Rev. John Downham
I. T. McCauley, of Jeffersonville,
Ind, and Miss Anna L. Downham,
formerly Of FELTON,, Del, and
daughter of the officiating minis
ter.
Ministerial Surprise-On Monday
evening without a note of warning,
a company Of twenty ladies and
gentlemen of Middletown, headed
by Rev. w. L. S. Murray and wife,
made a descent upon the residence
Of Presiding Elder Martindale, TAX
ing him and his wife completely
by storm. 1t was a genuine sur
prise. The mission however, was
soon found to be one of peace and
good will in harmony with the
spirit of the day, the party bring
ing with them good gifts as well as
good cheer. After most social
evening in which were several lit
erary exercises by members of the
Lyceum, the guests
spread a meat lunch which the host
and hostess with some friends of
his town, who had accidentally
dropped in, were invited to join
them in disposing of.This was fol-
Owed with ice cream and cake,
which they had also brought with
them, and it was not until mid
night that the guests started on
heir homeWard journey.
The New Carriage Shop ~ The
new firm in the carriage business,
Beckett & Mackey, have taken pos
session of their very superior new
factory on Main Street and com
business this week. They
have an experienced blacksmith
and other workmen, and commence
with orders and work of repairs al
ready in hand requiring the labor
Of several weeks. The various APP
pointments, paint room, vanishing
room, etc., are equal to the most
in the city of Wilmington. Every
place about the establishment
looks commodious and we congrat-
ulate our new manufacturers on
the promise of success that is
ahead for them.
Orange Tree Fertilizer - The
Messrs. ]. E. Tygert & Company
baya baa,, fbrouQh an agent selling