Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1933-11-15
DIR. TULLIDGE'S LECTURE

Rev. DR.. Tullldge had the personal
compliment of a well filled house
at st. Peters P. e. Chapel on
Monday night to hear his lecture,
on "Redemption's Triumphs and
the Dawn of Millenial Glory" AT
ter some Introductory services
conducted by Rev. William B.Gor-
don he introduced the Reverend
gentleman who occupied about one
hour and a quarter in the delivery
of his discourse which was given
in a clear voice, well emphasized,
and clothed in language the most
refined and polished. The lecture
was much spiritual history of
the human race based on the rev.
lations of the past and the pro-
phetic visions of the future COM
mencing with the infancy of the
race in the Garden of Eden and
ending with the blaze of light in
the Millenial glory.
ROLL OF HONOR FOR NO
VEMBER-The following is the
Roll of Honor of our Public
Schools for the month of Novem-
Der: High School-May Martin
dale, Mary B. Hall, F. Estelle
Smith, Susie Culbreth, Elva Will
son, Beulah c. Jefferson, Harry R.
Bell, Jennie Wilson, Fred H.Smith.
Grammar Edward Budd,
Irving T. Cooper, James VanBurk-
allow, Ralph c. Hoffecker, Ida
Reynolds. First intermediate -
Ida Phillips, Albert Downs, Clara
w. Beckett. Second intermediate
FAIRIES, Florence Hall,
Katie Kennedy, Nellie Stevenson.
First Primary - Laura FAIRIES,
Harry Cotton. Second Primary
John Leinberger, Nathaniel Pratt,
Annie Grant, Willie Collins, Katie
Wilson, William Mcdowell, La
vinia Turner, Inez Phillips, Arm
well Collins, Maggie Lark.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE-A.
p. Griffith, real estate broker, has
sold the dwelling house and stable,
located on the corner of Methodist
and Union Streets, this town, be-
longing to Miss Sarah Denney, oc-
cupied by Rev. J. T. Umsted for
$500 cash, to William G. Fair
banks. Also the dwelling on Com
merce Street, belonging to Misses
r. and M. a. Offley for S1,40O
cash, to Herman Hirnheimer E.
II. Beck, real estate agent, has
sold the farm Of Thomas W.Bleak-
ley, near the Big Oak containing
125 acres to George J. Underwood,
son of n. T. Underwood, near
Kenton for $4,000. Mr.. Beck has
also bought for his own occupancy
the property belonging to Or. Q.
o. Swinney and nov occupied by
Prof. ]. II. Groves On North Main
Street for $1,000. E. B. Slaughter
who sold his farm on the State |
road, four miles above Dover, so
acres to DR.. Spang of Dover, for
Sc, $50 has bought OF Tschudy s.
Cats, a farm near Downs Chapel,
100 acres for $4,000.
LAST EVENING OF THE OR
ATORIO-As per announcement in
the last issue of the Times, the
oratorio of Queen Esther was re-
oeated at the Town Hall on Friday
evening making the third presen-
.ation of this beautiful drama dur
ng the week. The Hall was well
illed and the entertainment the
most excellent and enjoyable Of
my of the three. The actors in
he scene had gained more conf
lence in themselves by the repeti-
ion and applause received and the
Universal opinion was that though
hey did splendidly the first night,
he last night was greatly super
or. Before singing the last Choir
Is, Prof. Groves stepped to the
'ront and thanked the audience on
,ehalf of the Smyrna Library for
he liberal patronage they had
,iven the entertainment, and an
that this was the last
ime the oratorio would appear on
he boards. At the conclusion of