Smyrna times., 1932-02-17

ary surprise and some how it took
the shape of a pound party" The
young folks conceived the further
idea of masking, and Friday even
ing found at her house jolly
party which Mrs. Kimmey's sur
prise and infirmities did not hush
into silence, for with her there is
a big remnant of that youthful
buoyancy still left that could en-
Joy the fun as well as appreciate
the hes.vy pounding" the result
ant effects of which will be felt for
many days. The spirit of mas
querade in the exuberance of the
hour became infectious and later
in the evening a number masked
who had no connection with the
first objects of the evening. They
were all very completely disguised,
and had much merriment in visit
ing different houses and stirring
up the inmates.
The Roll of Honor of our Public
Schools for the month of February
is as follows: High School - May
Martindale, Laura Bell, Maggie
Collins, Alfred Hudson, Lola Black
iston, Harry Spruance, Eddie Cor
don, and Carrie Beck.
Grammar School Mary Hall,
Jennie Wilson and Samuel Buchan-
on.
First Intermediate -Emelie Win
ter, Mary Wright, John Brindle,
Lizzie Turner, Edward Budd, Liz
zie FAIRIES, Laura Mcdowell, Nettie
Tschudy, Ralph Hoffecker, Irving
Cooper, Willie Evans, and Ida
Phillips.
Second intermediate James
Lurty, Clara Sithens, Clara Lein-
berger, and Carrie Lassell.
First Primary - Florence Hall,
Susie Wright, John Murry, Fannie
Richards, Nettie Smith, Elva Jes-
ter, Clara Beckett, Julia Griffith,
Jay v. Smith, and Harry Tschudy.
Second Primary-Ada D. Truax,
Susie H. Wells, Harrie Mattiford,
James Wright, Willie Smith, Seth
Williams and May Grant.
Vendues- The following persons
will sell their personal property at
public sale: Harry Cooper near
Severson's Church, Thursday, Feb
ruary 10Th; Benjamin D. Attix,
near Kenton on Monday, February
goth; Morris Salmons, near the
Long Bridge, on Monday, February
goth; N. B. Deakyne near Prices
Corner on Tuesday, February 21st;
John Fl. Bailey and Henry Seny at
Spruance City, Tuesday, February
21st; Jacob Johnson and Henry
George on the new road leading
from Bombay Hook to Fleming
Landing on Wednesday, February
22nd; S. T. Holstein on the road
leading from Blackiston's Cross
Roads to Prices Corner on Wed
nesday, February 22nd; George
Boyer on the road from Moorton
Station to Leipsic, on Wednesday,
February 22nd; z. E. Pyilleo near
the Blackbird Camp Ground on
Thursday, February 23rd; Patrick
Hanifee near Duck Creek on Fri
day, February "a; Ananias Ennis
near Taylor's Bridge, Wednesday,
March Sth.
Personal-Dr. Joseph VanGasken
and wife of Luling, Caldwell Coun-
ty, Texas, are on a short visit to
his father and relatives in this
town. Texas he represents as
growing very fast in social and
material progress.
Mrs. Lottie ]. Hoffecker is on a
week or two's return visit from
Brooklyn.
Cards are out for the marriage
of William A. Ransom and Miss
Jennie Sheldrake Of Harrington in
the Presbyterian Church of that
town today. Mr.. Ransom was
formerly of this town.
Luther r. Hoffecker for several
years in the drug store of James
P. Hoffecker of this town, leaves
tomorrow to take a similar posi-
tion in a drug store, corner 10th
and Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia.
He purposes availing himself of
the advantages of the lecture
course in Pharmacy. He will be
succeeded by E. Wilmer Collins.
Mrs. Frank Bowman of PhiladeI-
phia, daughter of the late Henry
VanGasken, was in town the first
Of the week on a short visit pre-
paratory to departure to join her
husband in Illinois, where they
propose in the future to reside.
Miss Emily Troth of Philadel-
phia, is the guest of Mrs. DR..
Cloak.
George L. Stradley and wife of
Wilmington, were visiting relatives
in this town the first of the week.
Miss Emma Todd and Miss
Mamie Mendenhall of Wilmington,
are visiting Misses May and Lille
Primrose.
Lemuel Showell, Esq, of Berlin,
was the guest of A. Lee CumminS