Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1934-01-10

| SIC 81 The book account includ-
ing two shares of stock $40; Leg
acy of William p Megear, $3.50;
donation of Daniel B. Cummins,
800, showed a total of $500, from
which after deducting expenses
left a balance due book account Of
S175.93.
MARRIAGE OF Al SMYRNLAN
IN KANSAS - The wellington
(Kansas) Democrat of the goth
ult. contains the following wedding
notice of one of our young men,
Glenn Spruance, son of Presley
Spruance, of this town, who went
West to seek his fortune some
three years ago. The notice reads
as follows: AT the residence of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Marsh, in Kansas City, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Marsh, in this city, last
Tuesday afternoon, Mr.. Glen Spru-
ance and Miss Ollie Marsh were
united in marriage, Rev. S. Price
officiating. The contracting part
les belong to the best society in
this city. The groom is a young
man in every way worthy the hand
of the fair young lady, belonging
as he does to one of the leading
families of Delaware and being
recognized here as one of our most
solid young men. The bride is
known, respected and admired by
all. The wedding was a quiet af-
fair, being witnessed by but few
outside the home circle of the con
tracing parties. The young couple
were the recipients of a number of
nice and valuable presents, among
others the parents of the bride
making most substantial one, a
house and lot in this city.
ELECTION OF BANK DIREC-
TORS Fruit Growers National
Bank The annual election of
stockholders Of the Fruit Growers
National Bank of this town, was
held yesterday and the following
directors were chosen for the ensu-
ing year: John H. Hoffecker, r. @.
Johnson, A. L. Hudson, G. H. Ray
mond, Samuel Roberts, FIJI. Harp
er, Thomas James, WV. Tschudy.
N. F. Wilds. The new Board or
ganized with George H. Raymond
elected President and John H. Hof-
fecker, Secretary. The active Of
fcers are N. F. Wilds, Cashier; S.
G. Wilds, Teller; Charles E. Moore,
Book-keeper. A dividend of per
cent was declared payable on de-
mand and five thousand dollars
added to the surplus fund out of
the profits for the last six months.
THE NATIONAL BANK OF
SMYRNA-The election at this
bank was as follows: Directors
James B. Conner, A. B. Roe, w. G.
Satterfeld, ]. E. Collins, j. E. Den
ney, A. E. Sudler, ]. E. Tygert,
William Hutchinson, J. @. Bailey,
w. G. Hill, ]. NJ. VosheI and D. ].
Cummins. The new Board organ
lied by electing D. J. Cummins,
President; w. M. Bell, Cashier; o.
Teller and Book-keeper:
Davis, Assistant Book
keeper and Teller.
NEhDDTACEC Doro,,s TS1aa.,ar
1st at the residence Of
the brides parents, by Rev. w.
Sanders, Charles S. Carbus and
Miss Abbie e. Cleaver, all of Kent
Del. Behan-Kerin- Janu-
airy 8, in Holy Cross Church, Do
yer, by Father Bradford, John Be
han, Jr., and Mary A. KERN, both
of Dover.
Kersey-Scotten- 26th,
at Christ Church Rectory, Dover,
by Rev. T.. W. Gibson, John White
Kersey and Emma Section, both
of Wyoming, Del.
ills-Mayberry $3.50 At the resi-
dence of Mr.. Eugene Mayberry
January 1st, by Rev. T. l.. Tom
kinson, David Mills of Kent Coun-
ty, Md, and Miss Tabitha May
berry Of Kent County, Del.
e-Sutherland - In Leipsic,
January 1, by Rev. E. G. Atkins,
Albert S.More and Miss Ida South
erland, both of Kent County, Del.
Townsend December 26th
at Christ Church Rectory, Dover,
by Rev. L. w Gibson, William
Burkalow Mock and Annie Dupont
Townsend, daughter of the late
Samuel Townsend of Camden, Del.
observation-disclosures 81,
at the M. E. parsonage, this town,
by Rev. ]. D. Rigg, Charles War
ner and Miss Amelia Harrison,
both of Kent County, Del.
Webb January 8, at the M.
E. parsonage, this town, by Rev.
]. d. Rigg, John L. Webb and Miss
Emma Bell, both of Cecil county,
Maryland.
DEATH OF MISS ETA SMITH