Smyrna times., 1932-10-05
TOWNSEND
Items of Personal and Social In
terest Cleaned From the Vicinity

4 Townsend, Oct. 4.-Rev. @. N.
4 Jones the popular pastor of Town
Y send-Blackbird Circuit, has been
I invited to return for another year.
The action was officially taken at
the meeting of the third quarterly
conference of the M. E. Church
held last week with the superin-
tendent. DR.. ]. L. Johnson, con-
Quoting the business of the confer
erce. The reports showed the work
in all departments in excellent con
dition made by the pastorate of
Rev Q. N. Jones and his invitation
to return for another conference
year was voted unanimously. The
district superintendent compliment
ed the church on the fine condition
of the work.
Miss Anita Marvel celebrated her
10th birthday by having her friends
present to do her honor. It was a
surprise party given by her par
ents and an evening of enjoyment
was had. A large number of her
friends were present and she re-
ceived many useful gifts. An ev-
ening of enjoyment was spent in
playing various games and dane
ing. Late in the evening refresh
ments consisting of ice cream and
cake were served. Her many
friends wished her many happy
birthdays. Among those present
were: Mildred VanHorn, Barbara
DeFord, Blaneh Lee, Virginia Tyler
Jeanette Wilson, Maryetta Fenne-
more, Ruth Daniels, Adelaide Bull
len, Elizabeth Morgan, Pauline
Guessford, Grace Sylvester, Louise
Sylvester, Dorothy Boyer, Bob Boy
er, Elmer Fairies, William Lurty,
Clarence Lurty, Edgar Slaughter,
Woodrow Branner, Roland Ander-
son, Clyde Shockley, Wilmer Man
nering, Burton Mannering, George
Phillips, John Niles, Junior Hutch
inson, Oakley Banning,Jr., Richard
Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. u. B. Mar
vel, Mrs Minors Banning and Mrs.
Bessie Reynolds.
Rally Day services were given
last Sunday under the direction Of
the Euworth League of Townsend
NJ f. Church. In the morning the
Sunday School gave pleasing pro
gram consisting Of a promotion
service, several recitations and
special music The boys and girls
who are taking part in the Rally
Day program were given treat at
the home Of Mrs. John w. Guess
ford following the practice last
Saturday evening The evening
service for Rally Day was equally
as interesting by the League mem
bers.
Miss Violet Dickerson of near
Leipsic, spent the weekend with
Miss Hilda and Edna Davidson of
near Smyrna.
Mr. Wilbur S. Waters of near
Townsend, has been on the sick list
the past week. His many friends
hope to see him out soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John David enter
tanned on Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
Harold r. Outten of near Town
send, Junior, Elizabeth, John, Es-
tella, Bernice Outten, all of Town
send, and Miss Violet Dickerson of
near Leipsic.
Walter H. Lee, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Lee, has left for Phil
adelphia, Pa, to enter upon his
studies in the medical school Of the
University Of Pennsylvania On
Monday.
Harold Jones has returned to the
University of Delaware, Newark, on
Monday to resume his studies
there, after spending some time
with his parents, Rev. G. y. Jones
and wife
Mrs Miriam Douglas has resum-
ed her teaching at the Townsend
Grammar school, having recovered
from an operation at the Delaware
Hospital and her many friends are
very glad to welcome her back to
the faculty work.
Miss Velma Scott, of Whining
ton, spent visit with friends here
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Baughman
and daughter Jean, and Miss Ann