Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1934-04-05

the sermon. Other clergymen are
expected to be present and to take
part in the exercises. Appropriate
services will also be held at night,
and perhaps in the afternoon. The
public generally are invited to at
tend. Come, and magnify the
Lord with us and let us exalt his
name together"
The Kent County Jubilee Singers
a troupe which originated from a
singing school at Mt Friendship
Church in Kenton hundred in 1878
have under their leader, William
C. Garner, been brought to such a
degree of accuracy as to be in de-
mand at distant points. They have
filled engagements the past winter
in Media, Rockdale, and other plac-
es in Pennsylvania to enthusiastic
audiences, and previously sung in
New Jersey. several places in Del
aware and on the Eastern Shore of
Maryland. They are the only jubi-
lee singers in the State.
FINE CATTLE -- There is a
marked improvement in the size
and quality of the cattle that drov-
ers bring up the road in compari-
son with those of the years gone
by. This was especially noticeable
in drove of large steers that were
driven to the feed yard of B. B.
Allen last week which MIR. Carey.
the owner, got in Worcester Coun-
ty, Md. They were larger of
frame, big, wide horns, and would
readily have passed for Texas cat
tie, Sussex county of this State,
and the lower counties of the East
ern Shore furnish a great many
cattle for the up country farmers.
A number of them find purchasers
in this section, and from here up to
Chester County, Pa, they are
dropping out along the line, pur-
chased mainly by the farmers to
be fattened for the beef market.
U. S. COURT JURORS - The
following are the Kent County jur-
ors drawn for the District Court
which meets in Wilmington April
8:
Grand Jurors
Mispillion Hundred Amos Cole. |
Duck Creek John B. Cooper.
Milford - Silas Todd jenkins, |
William P. Beswick.
North Murderkill, Robert Sarde,
Edward o. Raymond.
East Dover - Charles Denney, !
Francis M. Dana, Robert Jump.
Little Creek, Elias Conaway.
Petit Jurors
Milford Hundred, William Low
cry, John N. Cahall.
North Murderkill, Jabex Jenkins,
Jacob G. Brown.
East Dover. John S. Jester.
Little Creek, Thomas H. Taylor.
West Dover, James Clark.
DdSh CiCCh, JOiiu H. DEWEY,
John Mustard.
PERSONAL-Rey J. D. Rigg is
in town experimenting the moving
of his goods to st. Michaels, Md.
Mrs. Rigg though still in very
feeble health, expects to accom-
pany him to their new home on
Saturday next.
Orc. o. Swinney returned home
today from attending the funeral
Of his cousin, Mrs Harris of Shiloh.
New Jersey.
Miss Kate Dukes of Denton, Md,
IS a guest of Mrs. r. E Hough.
Miss Julia Todd has returned to
Dover from a visit of several days
to the Misses Bell of this town.
Miss Sallie Mcdowell, who has
been spending the winter with her
sister, Mrs. Cramer at Ithica, ILL.,,
returned home on Thursday.
Mrs. George w. Jones and Mrs.
lAdyCI VI IIlldQ6lpnld,
Are guests of Mrs. w. G. Pierce.
Miss Annie Painter of Milford.
s visiting her sister, Mrs. o. B.
Voshell.
Medford Beck, for the past year !
;lerking in this town, has gone to [
Sudlersville, Md, where he will en-
gage in mercantile pursuits on his ,
OWN account.
John H. Evans, who entered the
Office here nearly three
Years since, to learn the business,
las accepted a position with the
Baltimore & Philadelphia Railorad !
n Wilmington.
Judge Comegys was in town
j. Ed. DeFord, who has been ,,
,lerking in this town for several
years, expects to start next Tues
lay for wellington, Kansas, where ,,
le will pursue the same business.
Rev. B. l.. Price of Wilmington.
s on short visit to this town.