Smyrna times., 1931-01-14

robe minus the lining was found
shortly after in the possession OF
a trader named Robert Wiley. On
being questioned where he got il
he said he bought it from a young
lady named Mary Polk. On being
asked to describe her said she was
tall, graceful and rather good
looking. We do not know whether
Mr.. Wiley is defective in vision OF
not, but the slattern creature
known as "Old Mary Polk" could
not be recognized by this descrip-
ton. Mr.. Wiley on learning that
it was stolen property surrendered
it at once and the search for other
property revealed her as the thief
and in default of S1OO bail was
given a free twelve mile sleighride
yesterday to the hotel De Lecey.
Downham will no doubt go to Do
yer as he has before done, and bail
her out to depredate on the sur
rounding country. Isn't there some
way to get Mary off to Texas :?
They know how to deal with such
characters down there.
Weddings Webb-Parvis. On
the 29th ult, at the residence of
Henry Dagger, near Camden, by
Rev. A. w. Lightbourne, William
J. Webb near Wyoming and Miss
Ida Parvis of Willow Grove.
Wiley-Wright. BY the same, on
the same evening, at the residence
of John T. Jakes, Wyoming, JOS
eph Wiley and Miss Mary E.
Wright, both of Pearson's Corner.
Green-Lober. BY Rev. J. Rob
inson, Dec. 18th, at the M. E. Par
sonage, Camden, William J.Green
and Miss Mary A. Lober, both of
Kent County.
Hinsley-Miller BY the same,
Dec. 28th, at the brides home,
Camden, John H. Hinsley and Miss
Ida Miller both of Camden.
Friedel-Walheater. BY the same
Dec. 2Sth, at the brides home.
Friedel and Miss Jennie
G. Walheater, both of Kent Coun-
ty.
Townsend-Davy. BY the same,
December 29th, George F. Town
send and Miss Lizzie P. Davy, both
of Kent County.
Johnson-Jones. BY the same,
Dec. Both, at the NJ. E. Parsonage, 4
Luther w. johnson and
Miss Laura M. Jones, both of Kent
County.
Leager-Jones. BY the same on
the 4th instant at the NJ. E. Par
5onage, Samuel Leager, and Miss
Annie Jones, both of Kent County. 4
Election of Bank officers Each 4
Of our bank institutions held cleo 4
ions yesterday of Directors for 4
he ensuing year. Fruit Growers .
Bank H. Q. Douglass, FIJI. Harp
er, John H. Hoffecker, A. L. Hud-
son, Samuel Hurlock, Thomas
James, r. G. Johnson, George Fl.
Raymond, Samuel Roberts, Joseph
smithers, w. w. Tschudy, George
4. Raymond, President; N. F.
Vilds, cashier; S. S. Wilds, Teller.
The National Bank of Smyrna
]. Cummins, j. E. Collins, J.
". Anthony, ]. NJ Voshell, Will
lam H. Hutchison, j. B. Conner,
I. F. Denney. A. B. Roe, w. 9.
'atterfield, ] w E. Sudler, j. E.
7ygert, J. G. Bailey. David j.
'ummins, President; William M.
Bell, Cashier, and o. B. voshell,
'eller.
A Good Days Work On Sun
ay morning Rev. ]. A. Brindle
ode out to his morning appoint !
1ent, Bethel, but in consequence
f the bad weather was not met
y a congregation. He rode on to
Ioorton and being joined by three [
ltizens of that place the four '
'ent on to a farmers to hold a
rayer meeting, which as the Sc ,
ual shows turned out to be a }
cry successful one. The result &,
as one conversion, two earnest .
and four names given to +
lie CHURCH. The fourth one, the !,
ither, was converted at the meet .
lg some three weeks previous, his
ife, and son, and wife, devoutly
blowing his example-to lead a :
sw life.