Smyrna times., 1935-05-30


is beginning to bloom.
William B. Start has bought of
J. w. Denney his stencil business.
Harry L. Collins has been acting
temporarily as telegraph operator
in Dover.
Our NJ. e. preachers are in Ches-
tertown, Md, in attendance on the
Easton District Preachers Associa-
tion.
Wheat is beginning to head out.
This would indicate harvest not be-
fore July, a period when it is US
ually finished.
The American Wheelman's BIZ
cycle League, of Salem, N. j., are
expected here on Saturday. They
are about fifty strong.
The culvert in front of the Pres
byterian cemetery has been taken
up and replaced by a new one of
stone, of greater capacity.
William Still has recently made
several large hauls of herring in
the Geek at Blacks Landing. They
ran from 1,5OO to 500 at haul.
The Thomas Clyde" will make
her first trip this season on June
3rd, having been engaged by Phila-
delphia parties for an excursion
down the bay on that date.
An addition is being made to the
blacksmith shop Of John w. Start,
on Methodist street. After it is
finished it will be used as wheel
wright shop by Ephriam Start.
Andrew Sisco and son Charley,
assisted by laborer, put on 553
feet of tin in five hours one day
last week, the roof being pitched
both ways and chimney in it.
David Richards, while trimming
some bean poles with a hatchet,
made miss lick, dealing the other
hand a very severe blow, severing
an artery and leaving an ugly cash.
The red-lipped strawberry is on
hand, and the redder and more
luscious and big he is, the more
certain he is to be on the top Of
the box, trying to apologize for his
poor relations who are hid at the
bottom
The deep-throated whistle of
'Tschudy & Cats basket factory,
commenced timing the work hours
on Monday, indicating that the
Summer campaign looking to the
harvesting Of the luscious peach,
had opened.
Bishop Lee will preach at st.
Peters Church next Tuesday even
ing, which will be really the pre-
paratory service for the Diocesan
Convention which commences the
next morning and will be attended
by about fifty ministers.
George Savin, one Of our boys
who has an idea of turning his
time to practical account, is trying
to get up a list OF subscribers for
the New York Sunday Tribune,
that will leave that city on the
early morning train and reach here
about 10 o'clock
The Board Of Directors OF our
public schools have invited Rev.
William s. Robinson, cf Milford, to
deliver an address on Education
in our Town Hail. June 26th, that
date being the close Of the session
when diplomas will be granted to
such pupils as are entitled to them
Messrs. Lewis & Price have been
so much encouraged by their sue
cess in the manufacture of phos-
phate, the sales of this Spring
more than doubling that of last
that they have been forced to en-
large their building for greater ca.
pacity, and are now at work put.
ting up an annex building.
The crack fields Of wheat in Sew.
erson's Neck are those Of c. H
Griffith, Thomas Kirby, William E
Spruance, James T. Truax, Viii.
liam F. Riggs, Jr., Theodore Man.
non, ard nearer to town, on the
roads leading thereto, those of w
O. Hoffecker. James Robinson, Mrs
Rebecca Williams and S. p. Truax
A lard can, marked J. It. Robert.
Smyrna, Del, is said to have beer
in field near Blacks Station
about twenty miles from the form
er place, after the storm on Wed
nesday and there Is no doubt en-
tertained by those who witnessed
the force Of the storm that It wa.
blown to the place where it. wa.
found by the wind Elkton Demo
crat.
The Local Personal Of tn,
Morning News contains the follow
ing item: Il. Irving Handy, prin
cipal of the Smyrna public schools