Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1934-03-14

| ago the first series was started,
then expecting to have made the
first drawing on April LIST, but ow-
ing to the rapidly filling up of that
series it took place yesterday. Mr..
Barnard was successful enough to
start two clubs of 65 members
yesterday and is now getting up
another to start as soon as full.
Any one wishing to join in this
vicinity can do so by calling on E.
M. Fowler who is agent for this
place.
MARRIAGES Bryon-Anderso
In Smyrna, February 28th, by
Rev. j. T. Umsted, William H
Bryon and Miss Laura ]. Ander-
son, both of Smyrna.
Cochran-Letherbury-In Phila-
delphia, February 26. by Rev. MD.
Kurtz, John Cochran of Riverton,
N. j., and Miss Ella r. Letherbury
of Riverton, formerly of Dover.
FiSher-Parker- In Philadelphia,
March 4. by Rev. D. M. Gordon,
Carroll S. Fisher of Wyoming, and
Miss M. Lillian Parker of Philadel-
phia.
Knott-Berry-In Smyrna, March
5, by Rev. ]. T. Umsted, John c.
Knott and Miss D. Annie Berry,
both of Kent County.
March 5. by Rev. j. T. Umsted,
Alexander Newton and Miss Lottie
Poore, both of Kent County.
Poore-Wallace - March 5, by
Rev. w. j. D. Lucas, John t. Poore
and Miss Ella E. Wallace, both of
Kenton, Del.
STATE TEMPERANCE ALL
ANCE.-A meeting of the Kent
County Committee of the State
Temperance Alliance will be held
in the Odd Fellows Hall, Dover. on
Wednesday, March 10, at 1.3O
o'clock. A full attendance is earn
estly requested as business of vast
Importance will be laid before said
committee. The following gentle
men compose said committee:
Duck Creek Hundred, c. H. Regis
ter, E. v. Cooper, ]. w. Denney,
j. G. Lassell and Matthew Ford;
Kenton, N. T. Underwood, Thomas
Attix; Leipsic, James P. Lamb;
Morton, R. M. Cooper; Dover,
Prof. R. H. kinner. E. M. Steven
son, A. Cowgirl, T. ]. Stevenson, j.
Y. Stewart, ]. E. Carroll, William
T. Kellum, John Hopkins; Little
Creek Landing, Peter E. Lowber;
Wyoming, w. N. Brown; Camden,
Thomas H. Hanson; Magnolia, |
Moses S. VanBurkalow; Frederick, |
Thomas B. Coursey; Harrington,
w. L. Sharp; Milford, Joseph S.
Truitt and r. c. Barker Come out !
friends. let every hundred be well
represented.
WILMINGTON M. E. CONFER
ENCE CHANGES revolution |
of the great iron wheel" has been
more sweeping this spring than
usual. It is not often that there |
is an entire change of the board of
Methodist ministers in this town |
at one time but such was the re-
suit by the list of appointments as
read at the close of the session of
Wilmington M. E. Conference yes
terday. Rev. ]. D. Rigg goes to
st. Michaels, Md, and is followed /
by Rev.. B. Quigg of Laurel; Rev.
J. T. VanBurkalow goes to Cecil
ton, Md, and Rev. ]. B. Merritt |
of that place, succeeds him for the
Rev. T. E. Martindale |
goes to Dover and Rev. DR.. j. H. |
Caldwell of that town, follows him
as presiding elder of Easton Dis
trict. Each of these have warm
friendships to sever and each will
doubtless have some friends to re-
ceive them warmly in their new
homes. 1t would be strange if it |
were not so. Bishop Harris read
the following list of appointments
at the close of the annual session
of the Wilmington Conference last
evening as follows:
Wilmington District
Charles Hill, P. E.
Mt. Pleasant, J. w. Hammersley
Newark and Wesley, T. H.
Haynes.
st. Georges and Summit, F. j.
Cochran.
Delaware City and Port Penn, T.
B. Hunter.
Rising Sun, Joseph Robinson.
Red Lion, Julius Dodd
Easton District
j. H. Caldwell, D. D., P. E.
Appoquinimink, d. F. Waddell
Cecilton, J. T. VanBurkalow
Centreville, T. E. Terry
Chestertown, E. p. Aldred
Church Hill, w. ]. O'Neil
Galena, G. w. Townsend
Marydel, Newton McQuay
Middletown, Adam Stengle
Mi1lip ptop TT T. ToroLincor