Smyrna times., 1933-03-22

DR.. ]. M. Twilley, dentist, OF
Chestertown, Md, has moved tc
Dover.
The amount of money in our two
banks on deposit subject to check
is 1925. 5.s1s.41.
Benton " Weldon has been ap-
pointed collector for this Hundred
by the Levy Court, vice E. Harri-
son, resigned.
Governor Stockley has appointed
John r. Nicholson, Esq, of Dover
to be a trustee of Delaware Col
dege to succeed James L. Heverin,
resigned.
The dwelling on the farm of J.
Douglass Coverdale near Blackis-
tons Cross Road, known as the
Lamb" farm was burned to the
ground on Monday night, we learn.
1t was not occupied it is stated.
Our undertakers, William "A.
FARES & Brother, and E. w. Nc
DoWell had each three funerals to
attend on Sunday an unusual days
work. T. T. Enos the undertaken
at Odessa it is stated, had five.
The stockholders in the new Cap
itol Building & Loan Association Of
Dover have organized with the fol
lowing officers: G. S. Pennewill,
President; DR.. H. Ridgely, v. Pres,
g. @, Fulton, Treasurer; John S.
Collins, Secretary.
The so acres of land advertised
by Col. Douglass, executor Of En-
lily f. Mitchell, deceased, known
formerly as "Cloaks Woods, was
sold yesterday at public sale for
SAG per acre, Mrs. S. T.. Boxer Of
Philadelphia, purchaser.
Willard F. Weldon the contract
or for John 3. Cooper's new house
has been at work on the window
frames, doors, etc. but the work on
the frame will not be commenced
until the cellar walls are completed
which has been delayed because Of
the freezing weather of the month.
DEATHS Hill. March 5th, near
Green Spring, Mrs. Hill, wife Of
Charles Hill.
Jones'. In Thoroughfare Neck,
March 18th, Of pneumonia, Walter
L.. son Of Frank Jones, in his 18th
year
Todd. In Dover, March 18th, of
pneumonia, William S. O., young
est son Of Rev Robert w. Todd in
mis- 14th year.
HARTUP McNAMEE NUP-
.TIALS.-On Thursday evening last
at the residence Of the brides par
ents in Thoroughfare Neck, John
J, Hartup and Miss Kate McNamee
were united in the holy bonds Of
matrimony, Rev. r. X. Stephenson
officiating. About 25 friends and
relatives were present who enjoy
ed, in addition to the social pleas
ures incident to the evening, the
serving of bountiful supper. The
young couple will enter at once in
.the farming life in Thoroughfare
Neck.
Hoffecker-Smith Nuptials. - On
Wednesday evening last at the res
idence Of the brides brother, DR.. J. |
M. Smith of Moorton (now Ches- I
woldD Albert T. Hoffecker and
Mary z. Smith were united in mar
'riage Rev. j. T. VanBurkalow
performed the ceremony. Miss Liz
zie Garrison acted as brides maid
and j. Herman Anderson as
groomsman. A goodly company
was present mainly relatives, to
congratulate the newly welded /
couple Later in the evening the
guests were invited to the refresh /
ment table where an ample spread
of delicacies was fully enjoyed |
The bride was the recipient of a
number of presents of use and
ornament At the conclusion of a
: pleasant evening the bride and
groom repaired to their new home I
near by.
PRETTY WEDDING At MID 4
DLETOWN- Middletown had a !
brilliant church wedding on Thurs
day last when Frank p Conrey of .
Chesapeake City, Md, led to the
ihymeneal altar, Miss Joie r. Coch-
ran. youngest daughter Of the late
Robert A. Cochran of Middletown,
Rev. John Patton, d. D.. officiating |
assisted by Rev. w. G. Alexander.
The party entered and approached
the altar in the following order:
The ushers, Messrs.W. F. Kennedy,
Joseph Griffith, Horace Walker,
Robert B. Wilson, Robbie Comegys
and Miss Blanche Cochran, Will
liam 3. Biggs and Miss Annie
Onion Eugene Clavfon and Miss