Smyrna times., 1931-05-27


paralysis, Thomas Voshell, in his
65th year.
Wyatt-In Philadelphia on the
10Th instant, John Wyatt, former.
ly Of Dover, aged about 63 years.
The excursion season will dawn
upon us now in week or so, the
first being that of the Union M. E
Sunday School, Wilmington, tc
Woodland Beach, June End. From
that time on both this and Collins
Beach have a number booked fol
the season. Excursions are emin'
emily suggestive of summer, with
all it brings of both comfort anC
discomfort.
Marriages. = Thomas-Reynolds
On the 10Th instant at the Smyrna
M. E. parsonage by Rev. ]. D
Rigg, Edwin F. Thomas of Cecil
County, Md, and Lucy P. Reynolds
of New Castle County, Delaware.
Richards-Newnam. In Baltimore
on the 10Th instant by Rev. ]. F
Ockerman, Charles Richards OF
Greensboro and Miss Allie D.New-
man of Denton.
Coppage-Sudler. At Sudlersville
Md, on the 10th instant by Rev.
H. A. Graver, Joseph E. Coppage,
of Church Hill and Miss Sallie,
daughter of DR.. w. J. Sudler of
Sudlersville.
The marriage of Joseph Stephen
son to Miss Kate Kleinfelder in
Philadelphia on Thursday last was
attended by large number of
guests. A fine collation. was serv-
ed and the festivities were kept up
till a late hour. They were the
recipients of numerous and hand
some presents. The bridal party
arrived home on Saturday. Rev.
L. P. Hornberger performed the
ceremony.
Stephen VanFossen is having a
new dwelling erected on the site of
the one destroyed last December
adjoining the basket factory. It
is "a feet front by 26 feet deep
with shed attached. Benjamin H.
Smith, the builder, also has the
contracts for the enlargement of
the Smyrna House and the Messrs.
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Charles E. Green near Blackis-
tons Cross Roads has built a large
two-story hennery 40 by "a feet.
The purpose of Mr.. Green seems to
be to go into the raising of chick
ems on large scale, and if he can
keep disease away, there is nc
question as to the profitableness in
the culture of "hen fruit"
Harry Wells, member of the
Levy Court from Blackbird Hun
dred, who has been confined at his
home from an attack of several
hemorrhages, has 50 far recovered
as to be able to attend the session
of the Levy Court this week.
Bishop Scott had another par
alytic attack on Friday week leav-
ing him much weaker in mind and
body. He, is however, slowly re
covering and has been able the
past several days to leave his
room.
A berry train started on the Del
aware road on Monday. Consider
able quantities of Strawberries are
now going from lower Maryland
J. B. Prettyman, fishing at
Slaughters Beach, caught 73 bush
els of trout at one haul on Thurs
day morning.
The steamer John e. Tygert will
continue her two trips a week dur
ing June.
Personal. - The commencement
exercises of the University of
Maryland will be held in the Acad-
emy of Music, Baltimore, on Fri
day next. Among the graduates of
the Law Department will be
George T. Baggs of this town.
Miss Lizzie Lord had a "Musi-
Gale" in Camden last evening, as
sisted by the leading musical talent
of that place.
Samuel Baynard and wife, of
Wilmington, have been visiting rel
atives in this town and Oxford the
past week.
Fletcher Cooper of the staff of
the Morning News, got off on Sat
urday for a two days visit to his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Cooper
in this town. Byron Reynolds, son
of Robert j. Reynolds, of Peters
burg, a student of the University
of Virginia, was the guest of Mr..
Cooper.
Robert Clifton or FELTON,, who
was so seriously hurt several
weeks ago by being thrown from
a horse, has been on a visit the
past week to his brother. DIR. ]. w.
Clifton. Miss Hennie briggs, near
this town. who has been spending