Smyrna times., 1934-08-16
CLAYTON NEWS
AND PERSONALS
prs~.s nf liens From Our
Railroad Town and lheir
Personal Mention
CHURCHES AND SCHOOL

Te -rz-v frtezCs e NJ alG
NJ. Wafer Fleming tnee MS
Esas- Svlves,erl gave then
--rrse shower q Tuescay even
s-r- August -. a. their home
NJ. S-s NIrs Fleming received
-zry Beautiful aid useful gifts
A-1c-r taoSe present were: Miss
Erhtl FIeui1E. Nrs. Florence Ear-
-tsor. NJ Brya- Mrs Rynear
Slaughter. Mrs- Charles Stewart
II Ms Jacob Swain. sn6 grand
sun Jackie Darrell; Nr. and Mrs
william Fluharty. Rev and Mrs
c u. Cuilu-l. Mr.. and Mrs Pat
Krieht. Master Coleman Mrs VII
Ian King. Mrs. 2. J. Ford. Miss
Mary Att5x. Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Atttx. Mrs.. William Shepherd,
Mrs. ". o. Reed, Mrs. Sallie Good
ing. Mrs. y. c. Severson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Timothy Sylvester. Mr. and
Mrs. Harry sylvester. Mrs. James
Fleming. Mrs. Frank Fleming and
two sons. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
RYAN ard two sons. Mrs. Harvey
Boggs. and Nj and Mrs. Walter
Fleming. The evening was spent
II playing many games after which
the guests departed wishing Mr..
and Mrs. Fleming many happy
wears % married life.
Sevil Enters Hall of Fame
Sevil, Clayton's crack southpaw.
entered Baseball's Hall Of Fame on
Saturday, turning back Townsend
IN a no-hit. no-run game, Il to Q.
This is the first time no-hit, no
run game was ever pitched in
Clayton and is a rare thing in
baseball Only one man reached
first base by virtue Of an error at
shortstop. Sevil struck out 9 men.
On Saturday another game Of in
terest viii be played at Clayton.
Smyrna will be out to avenge the
past defeat given by Clayton, 70
0. II has been reported that Smyr-
na pitcher is promising Clayton
plenty Of trouble. Clayton has
made no mound choice as yet. In
the past game Vaughn was the
winning twirler. On Sunday, Ches-
apeake City returns for another
game. Chesapeake has fine club
and defeated our boys, s to 4 in IL
innings in last game. Come out
and enjoy a good game.
a birthday party was given IL
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. MedforC
Sapp on Monday evening, August
18th, in honor Of their daughter
Irene's 10th birthday Those pres
ent were: Irene Sapp, Julia Burke
Eleanor Burke, Charles Anton
Betty Chuzman, Jeanette Loder
Frances Naylor, Emma Pierce
Thelma Anne Shane, Grafton
Stinchcombe, Rose Clayville, Pats,
Langrell, Betty Langrell, ALFRED
Starkey, Elwood Starkey, Bett!
Graham, Preston knight, and Vir
ginia Hill, all of Clayton; Miss Vir
ginia Snyder Of Philadelphia, an
Evelyn Farrow of Cheswold, AM
Geraldine Ferrick of Ridgely, Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mat Anton, Mr.. an
Mrs. John Langrell, Mr.. Harve.
Hill. The evening was spent il
playing games, and at late hou
refreshments were served. Tn
guests departed wishing Iren
many more happy birthdays.
Mrs. Q. H. Ross and son Homer
Elmer Ross, Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon
Graham and daughter Betty, spen
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Jane
Graham in FELTON,.
Dan and Jack Shockley of Darb,
Pa. are spending some time wit
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
Julius Hawkins.
Miss Thelma Hawkins, studen
nurse in the Methodist Hospital il
Philadelphia, Pa, was a recen
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Julius Hawkins.
Mrs. NJ. D. Wallace and so
Richard, Of Drexel Hill, Pa, spen
several days this week with he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Williar
Fluharty.
Mrs. Carson Tweedle and daugh
ter, Miss Clarinda Tweedle, Mis-
Elsie Griffin and Master Ned Horr
spent four days this week in Re
hoboth.
Mrs. Edwin Shane and daughte
Thelma Anne, have returned hom
after spending last week with he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elwoo
David Of near Warwick, Nd.
Miss Thelma Crossley, a studer
nurse in the Methodist Hospital i
Philadelphia, Pa, is spending he
vacation with her parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. Dudley Crossley.
Miss Elizabeth Anne Knight.
Lebanon, is visiting Mr.. and Mr.
Pat Knight and Mr.. and Mrs. Wi
liam Boggs.