Smyrna times., 1932-02-03
NEWS BUDGETS FROM
NEARBY TOWNS
CLAYTON
Items of Personal and Social Inter
ct Cleaned About Neighborhood

poA. CldylOI WOOleyHdu, fIlL1el
Ross, Ellen Louise Culletn, Colder
Poore, Mariana Wright. Jane Bur
ris and Myrtle Eckert and Medforc
Davis.-The second dose of the
toxoid treatment was administered
to the Clayton School pupils on
Monday, January 25, by the State
doctor and nurse.-The January p
T. A. met Thursday, January Sth
The State Health Program was
carried out. The lower grades
gave health plays, demonstrating
good health foods and exercises.
The eighth grade, under leadership
of Miss Elric, gave funny little
sketch, "A History Glass in an Old
Fashioned School. The fifth and
sixth grade demonstrated the use
of the radio victrola in music APP
probation, form and rhythm. The
following numbers were given: the
Deer Dance, Norwegian Dance and
Nut Cracker Suite.-A committee
has been named to decide whether
the p. T. A. shall buy a radio-vic-
trola for the school. - The adult
singing class met Monday evening,
February LIST. Miss Burnett was
present.-M Louise Hudson sub
stituted in the first grade room on
Friday in the absence of Mrs.
Craig who was absent on account
of the death of her father, Mr.. Har-
ny Bamberger near Church Hill.
The All Club met last Monday
night, February 1. The following
members were present: Charlotte
Spry, Peggy Spry, Ruth Mills,
Nancy Slaughter, Virginia Mills,
Marie Bickling, Elizabeth Hill,
Helen Warren, Nancy Frances
Walker, Catherine Ely, and Ro-
berta Ennis, with Mrs. William
Wroten and Miss Elrick in charge
Mr.. McFadden met his music
classes on Tuesday morning.
Mrs. S. E. Tarbutton of Roselle,
spent Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. T. Dayett and Mr.. and Mrs. R.
A. Pusey.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Parent Teachers Association
was held Thursday evening, Janu-
airy twenty-eighth. The following
program was rendered: Piano solo,
James LeCompte; Mother Goose
Rhymes" by five Of the first grade
pupils; dramatization, Good
Health Land" directed by Mrs.
Davis; playlet, The Health Party
by Mrs. Smiths room; playlet,
History Review at Peterville Cen
ter" by the eighth grade; Dance
of the Hope Indians, by the girls
and boys of the fifth grade; Nut
Croscher Suite" a dance by the
sixth grade boys; Norwegian dance
by the sixth grade girls; song,
"Springtime," by the sixth grade
girls and boys. "A committee Of
five has been named to investigate
the purchasing Of radio and vic
trola combination for the school.
On Saturday evening in the Fire
mems Hall in Clayton there was
benefit card party given by the
women of Trinity Chapel which
was largely attended. Among
those present were Mrs. Alice
Read, Mrs. Sarah Farrell, Mrs. g.
Davis Brown, Mrs. Marion Cover
dale, Mrs. Ernest P. Collins, Miss
Kaufman, Rev. and Mrs. Freder-
ick NJ. Barton, Mrs. Edward S.
Dwight, Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Tai
bolt and son, Robert, Mrs. Eugene
Porter, Miss Helen Ringgold, Mrs.
Franklin Middleton, all of Smyrna,
Mrs. Harry Hodgkin, Mrs. ]. NJ.
Horn, Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Tunis, I
Mr.. and Mrs. E. v. Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs. e. V. Horn, Miss Isabelle .
Horn, Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Darrah,
Miss Marie Louise Darrah, rand
Mrs. Lambert Gooding, Mrs. Emil
Potter, Mrs. W. Bateman Cullen,
Mrs. Thomas Gooding, Mr.and Mrs
Henry Ennis, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Ennis, Miss Annette Gooding, Mrs.
Walter Keys, Mrs. w. H. Tunis,
Mrs. James Thompson, all Of Clay
ton. Refreshments were served
and many prizes awarded.
Trains over the old Baltimore,
and Atlantic Railway,
from Claiborne to Ocean
City, Md, beginning February !,
were diverted at Hurlock, Md, go
ing east over the Cambridge and
Seaford Railroad to Seaford, thence
to Salisbury, Md, and on to Ocean
City, and trains going west from
Ocean City to Claiborne will be d.
vertcd at Salisbury over the Penn
sylvania railroad to Seaford and
On to Hurlock The B. Q. and a. I
operates a boat line for passenger
and freight between Claiborne and !
Md, and has head .
quarters in Baltimore, the begin
ming Of the line.
Little Miss Betty Donovan, !
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence /,
Donovan, returned from the Della