Smyrna times., 1933-04-05

/ town, has assumed quite literary
nature, and proves to be a very in
teresting and enjoyable manner Of
spending an evening once per
week; it now numbers thirty-five
members and increases at each
meeting. The program for the
next meeting, which will be held on
Friday evening next at 8 o'clock at
\ the residence of Thomas Buck
master on Delaware street, is as
follows: Instrumental Solo, Miss
Elva Smith; Vocal Solo, Miss Elva
Carrow; Select Reading, Miss Clara
Beck, and Miss Ella Buckmaster;
Essay, =. Moses Price; Organist
for the evening, Miss Kate Doug
lass. All are cordially invited to
attend these meetings and also to
become members of the society.
/ MARRIAGES - Lynch Quillen.
At the Circuit M. E. parsonage,
Smyrna, March 21st, by Rev. ]. t.
VanBurkalow, Thomas a. Lynch
and Miss Annie L. Quillen, both
from near Smyrna.
Hinsley-Barrett. April 3rd, at
the residence of the brides parents
in Leipsic, by Rev. E. G. Atkins,
Joseph Hinsley and Miss Susie A.
Barrett, both of Leipsic
Polk-Attix. At the M. P. Par
sonage, Kenton, April 1st, by Rev
w. ]. D. Lucas, c. M. Polk and
Miss Isabelle Attix, both of Downs
Chapel.
Walls-Dill At the Presbyterian
parsonage, March 18th, by Rev. c.
Huntington, Thomas Walls of Kent
County and Miss Annie Dill of
Church Hill, Md.
Dole-Stevenson. At Milton, March
7th, by Rev. G. Elligood, Captain
Robert K. Dole of Pennsgrove, N.
]. and Miss Lizzie Stevenson of
Sussex County, Del.
Colbourn-Lankford. At Seaford,
March 9th, by Rev. ]. E. Nichol-
son, Thomas Colbourn, of Sussex
County, Del, and Miss Ella Lank-
ford, of Dorchester County, Md
TAKE THE SUNNY SIDE"
The entertainment to be given at
the Town Hall on next Tuesday ev-
ening, with the repast that is to
supplement it at the Delaware
House for the invited guests,
number of whom will be here from
distance, makes it a day Of ex-
pectancy such as does not often
come to our quiet country towns
It is not necessary to speak Of Col.
Mcclure, editor Of the Philadelphia
Times and his lecture, "Take The
Sunny Side" for his reputation has
gone before him and every one who
delights in oratory will want to
hear it. AS enjoyable as it may
be, it is only a part Of the even
ing's entertainment, and whether
the larger part or not, will depend
on the ear of the listener. We
must expect in the music that is to
precede the lecture treat that at
any other time would be ample in
itself to call out full house. The
quartette, composed of Miss JOS
ephine Cooke, Miss May Bouton,
H. A. Darby and James Dever, are
mostly well known in our musical
circles and will be received with
personal regard as well as for their
merits as skillful amatuers We
are pleased to be able to say tina
the reserved seats are largely TAX
en-. the price being so cents which
signifies more than anything we
can say, the interest of the people
in the matter.
COURT-The following is a list
of the Grand and Petit Jurors for
the April term of court for Kent
county:
GRAND JURORS
Duck Creek Hundred &c. H.Reg-
lister, Moses Price, John Servison.
Kenton- Charles Dulin, Samuel
Hutchinson, Jr., William D. Hof-
fecker.
Little Creek Daniel G. Cowgirl,
Abraham Moore
West Dover John Slay, John
Gooden.
East Dover James S. Smith,
William @. Carter.
North Murderkill Peter Mere
dith, Thomas 3. Cooper, Stephen
Postles.
South Murderkill Charles Fl
Lowber, Robert w. Reynolds, J. W.
Cooper
Mispillion Henry O. Wolcott
Alexander Johnson, Alfred FL Ca
hall
Milford John d. Bickel, David
Scott, William G. Herring
PETIT JURORS
Duck Creek Abel S. FAIRIES
Isaac Baker, Isaac Slaughter, Viii
lard F. Weldon
Kenton Thomas "a. Rees, Jane,