Smyrna times., 1933-10-11

tiOnaI Bank Is particularly
strong one for an institution only
six years old, and shows the larg-
est figures of individual deposits
subject to check we are told ever
before made in the town. With a
capital of $4,000 it shows a sur
plus and undivided profit of $780,
OO1 90; loans, S3O5, ,646.80; deposits
$3.50, ,147.96 or more than a half
million dollars in loans and depos-
its. The deposits of this Bank
and that of The National Bank of
Smyrna ($2O8, ,699.39) shows that
we have in our bank vaults S45S,-
S47.35 that is lying idle. A frac-
tion of this if used in developing
local industries would make
great change in the business spirit
of our community.
ROLL OF HONOR FOR OCTO-
BER-The following is the Roll of
Honor of our Public Schools for
the month of October: High
School: Mary 3. Hall, Elva Wilson
Susie Culbreth, Estelle Smith,
Beulah Q. Jefferson, Ed. F. Cor
don, May Martindale, Minnie E.
Reed, Carrie G. Beck. Grammar
School: Emelie Winter, Irving T.
Cooper, Ralph G. Hoffecker, Ida
Reynolds, Bertha Beck, Paul B.
Jefferson, Lula Mahon, Fora White.
First intermediate: Julia w. Grif-
fifth, Clara w. Beckett. Second
IIntermediate-Alma Groves, Flor
ence Hall, Nellie FAIRIES, Elva
Jester, Daisy Dorman, Harry
Tschudy, Nellie Collins, Nellie
Stevenson, Katie Kennedy, Maggie
FAIRIES. First Primary - Susie
Stats, Bertha Smithers, Harry
Cotton. Second Primary How
ard Jones, Maggie Lank, Cora
Jones.
DEATHS Dougherty. AT Leip-
sic, October 8, Mrs. Ann Dough
erty, aged about 73 years.
Dulin-Near Blackiston's Cross
Roads, October 9Th, Elwood E.,
son of Charles H. and Anna g.
Dulin, aged 6 years.
Graham-At Blackiston's Cross
Roads, October 5th, Allie 3. .daugh-
ter Of Benjamin f. and Anna J.
Graham, aged years, z months.
and 25 days.
Honey-In Dover, October 1st,
Thomas Honey, aged SO years.
Lyons In Dover, October 1st,
Elizabeth Lyons, aged SO years
md 3 months.
Reed Near Delaney's Chapel,
September 27th, Lizzie, daughter ]
# George and Margaret Reed, /
lged year. |
Wilson-In this town, October {
'th, Anna M, wife of Alexander ]
I. Wilson, aged so years, IL {
months and 9 days.
VanPelt- Near Middletown,S Sep
ember 3Oth, Mrs. Ann VanPelt, ]
.ged So years, z months, and Is |
lays. /
DEATH OF MRS. WILSON
drs. Alex. H. Wilson died at her :
esidence in this town yesterday :
t the age of 81 years, from an
ilcerated condition of the stom-
ch. She has been in declining !
iealth for several years, but for ;
he past three or four months her
offerings have been intense and :,
cath, if occurring in any day of !.
he time would not have caused :
urprise. Mrs. Wilson's maiden :
anne was Hudson and both resid-
d in the town at the time of their I
marriage. She was a woman of E
pirit and strength and was the 2
enter around which a large fam !
y of children revolved in a full Z
njoyment Of home. They were !
ight in number, all now at the
ge of maturity Her husband 1
nd family have had much sym !
athy in their affliction. The re- :
lains win be inferred on Friday !
Glenwood cemetery. :
DEATH OF MRS. JAMES SIP
LIE - I'm our issue two weeks
nee we noted among the visitors
the town the name of Mrs. Il
larry Sipple of Wilmington, as the G.
uest of MIR. and Mrs. William w. =
'elson. Nine days from her ar a
val, while just about to leave T,
lie house to visit a relative on II
mother street, she was stricken x
18th paralysis from which she v
led on Friday after an illness of h
vo days at the age of 70 years. Il
he was the widow of James Sip T
e who died near this town some p
} years ago, leaving her a family W
little children whom she tend NJ
'ly raised and has made her resi- 81
ence with her son, H. C. Sipple in W
for a number of T.
ears. Her excellent qualities won II
'r her the esteem of a large circle OF
friends. She was a sister of n