Smyrna times., 1932-04-06

Il
is assured.
PUBLIC SALES - William E.
Duhadaway will have public sale
of horses, mules, wagons, etc., at
Blackbird on Saturday next, 9Th
instant.
j. G. Robinson, near Millington,
Nd, on Wednesday next, April
18th, of stock, farming utensils,
etc.
Walter S. Reynolds, administra-
tor of James Dawson, near Prices
Corner, on Wednesday, 18th in
slant, household goods, etc.
| EVAPORATORS Mr.. Sprout,
one of the manufacturers of the
Williams Evaporators at Muncy,
Pa, has been canvassing this sec
tion the past week and sold evap-
orators as follows: John H. TIof-
fecker, two; Voshell & Jerman,
two; Hardcastle & Jones, two; A.
L. Hudson, two; John P. Hudson,
two; Horace Spruance, one; sever
al others are contemplating pur-
chasing evaporators of this or
some other kind. There are al
ready in use in this vicinity nearly
twenty evaporators which, with
the new ones to be erected will
have a drying capacity of 5000
baskets day or twelve car loads.
If the same proportion exists
throughout the country it will have
material effect on the quantity
shipped to the city markets while
it would materially enhance the
demand for labor, a problem that
will have to work its own solution.
SCHOOL ELECTIONS the
school election on Saturday in this
town, William M. Bell was re-elect-
ed and John H. Hoffecker, in the
place of William H. Carr, term ex-
pired. James P. Hoffecker was re-
elected by the Board the 7th Di-
rector, also Treasurer, DR.. e. M.
Cloak, Secretary. The elections in
the other Districts as we have
heard them are as follows: Clay
ton, Horace Spruance, tax, $3.50;
Carroltown, Edward Spruance, tax
S425; Green Spring, Daniel Davis,
reelected, tax, $3.50; Garmans, w.
C. Webb, tax, $3.50; Patterson's,
William VanDyke, tax $500; Van
dykes, William p. Reynolds, re-
elected; Blackbird, Colon Fergu-
son, tax, S175; Spruances, Joseph
r. Jefferson, tax, S175; Raymonds,
Isaac Slaughter, tax $375; No. 4,
Samuel Griffin, reelected; Collins
Beach, John P. Collins, reelected,
tax $500; Walkers, John Latta,
reelected clerk and Caleb Lewis, in
place of William Jones removed,
tax $500; Taylor's Bridge, Abra-
ham Hayden, Jr., tax S175; Moor
ton, John H. Bishop, reelected.
THE HYMENIAL ALTAR The
Wilmington Republican thus de-
scribes wedding, the contracting
parties of which were from this
section: "a large number of pers-
ons assembled at the residence of
Walter E. Buckmaster, No. 800
South Jackson Street, last evening
for the purpose Of witnessing the
ceremony of their niece,
Miss Katie T. Short of Wilmington
and Mr.. William w. Hoffecker of
Del. Promptly at 8 O'Clock
everything being in readiness the
happy couple marched bravely into
the room accompanied by Miss
Mamie Sample as bridesmaid, and
William Davis of Philadelphia, as
Miss Laura Morrison I
presided at the organ and perform
ed a wedding march thereon as the I
parties entered the I
room The bride was robed in (
while with long bridal veil with
q wreath around her head and
looked lovely. The bridesmaid was
also robed in white, and the groom
and groomsman were dressed in
the usual costume of black. The
ceremony which was short and inn
oressive was performed by the Rev
P.Mallery. pastor of Olivet
Church. After the
was over the newly mar
-ied couple received the hearty con-
of all their friends
who were present, after which they
proceeded to the dining room,
where a collation. had been spread.
The remainder of the evening was
spent by all present in
different ways. Mr.. Andrew Nor
rison and his sister, Laura, did
much for the entertainment of the
by their music and sing
ng, which were well suited for the
occasion and highly appreciated.
Among the visitors present was
Miss Alice hort, sister Of the
bride, and Miss Maggie Short, a
both from near Smyrna.
Miss Collins, another cousin, from
near Red Lion, was also present.
The bride was the recipient of
many useful and handsome pres
ents. At a late hour the company
1ay,a r+ad for their resnecfiva homes