Smyrna times., 1932-03-23

of that cay that should be interesting
to the present generation. We hope
our readers will find it interesting and
that it will make the Times more eag-
erly sought and read-Editor9
Our two National Banks have or
deposit subject to check $193,'
037.80.
DEATHS. Thompson. Near Ken
ton, March 18th, Anna, wife OF
John ID. Thompson, aged 50 years
Sam Sanford's Combination is
billed in this place for next Satur-
day night to play, 'Ten Nights in
q Bar Room"
Messrs. John Anthony and Titus
Hobbs have made contract with
parties in Albany, N. Y, to ship
them 1000 bushels Of white corn
for seeding for corn fodder. 1t is
to be shipped on the steamer Pier
repont this week.
The first quarterly meeting for
Smyrna station and circuit for this
conference year will be held next
Sunday. Rev. T. E. Martindale,
p. E., will preach at Kenton on
Sunday morning, and at Smyrna
in the evening. The Smyrna
Quarterly Conference will be held
on Friday, March 81, at o'clock.
E. E. Philleo has become a part
ner of the firm of ]. B. Evans &
Company, machinists, of this town,
and the firm intend to engage in
the manufacture of pickles as well;
making the latter take the place
of the former another year, should
it be as profitable as anticipated.
We hope that this new enterprise
will meet the highest anticipations
Of the firm and become one of our
established industries.
MARRIAGES Goodwin Johns.
At Thomas Chapel, March 18th,
by Rev. Alfred Smith, Jonathan G.
Goodwin and Miss Carrie Johns,
formerly of Smyrna.
Short-BerTy. In Dover, March
18th by Rev. 3. G. Parker, George
H. Short and Miss Hannah A. Ber-
~. both Of Kent County, Del.
Revis-Glanding. AT the resi-
dence Of the brides parents, March
22nd, by Rev. ]. d. Rigg, Leonard
Revis and Miss Ella r. Glanding,
both of Dutch Neck
CYCLOPAEDIA OF della
WARE work has occupied
the time of Messrs. McCarter &
jackson as the Aldine Publishing
& Engraving Company of Will
mington, for over two years, is
now in press. Their patrons must
not be impatient, as a volume re-
quiring $4,000 worth of steel
plates to be made for it, and to
print-even the engravings of
which will cost them $1,000 on
every thousand volumes, could not
be prepared sooner. It will be the
best volume of the kind ever pro-
duced as a state work.
BASKET FACTORY bas-
ket factory of Tschudy & Cats,
the Worden Mill is being rebuilt.
It is to cover only the original site
of the mill and not the additions,
40 feet front by 20 feet deep. It
is to be two stories high, each II
feet, the first of brick. The engine |
room and boiler house is to be de-
tached from the main building and
both covered with a metallic roof,
precautions against fire that will
to some extent the appre-
tensions of those living in the i'm
mediate vicinity. The new build
ing is to be substantially built, and
in an industrial sense, is of value
to the community.
AT THE BACK DOOR -- On
three nights in succession, Satur-
day night, Sunday night and Mon |
day night, there have been appre-
IeHSlOus Va Ill dLltlllpl " IOD Shc
iewelry store of Oscar Fisher. On
the last night, in addition to the |
Juror Of the little dog, Mrs. Fish
er, who was up at a quarter past
two o'clock, heard a man climb
over the fence and try the door
which was also heard by her moth
er. Mr.. Fisher was soon below
with his pistol in hand, but except
the disturbed dog, there was moth
ing to be seen, but Mr.. Fisher had
the satisfaction of firing in the di-
rection the supposed robber made
tracks.
HONOR ROLL AT SMYRNA
SCHOOLS.-The following is the
Foil of Honor Of our Public Schools
for the month of February: High
School-Laura Bell, May Martin
dale, Albert Cummins, Eddie Cor
don, Minnie Reed. Gram m
School.-Mary Hall, Samuel Buch-
anan, Florence Reedy, Hannah
Hernheimer, Maggie Hazel, Elva
Wilson. First Intermediate.-Ma
Wright, Lizzie Turner, Edward
Budd, Willie Evans, Virginia Viii