Smyrna times., 1935-06-06
Budget of Items From Our
Railroad Town and Their
Personal Mention
CHURCHES AND SCHOOL


occupied seats allotted them in the
church, as follows:
Viola Bailey Jeanette Loder
Marie Bickling Alice Short
Julia Boggs Mary F. Walker
Julia Burke Catherine Wright
Marion j. Horn Mary Anna Wright
Agnes Hurd Leonard Reed
Frank Cole Charles Salter
William Hutchison Leslie Silpath
James LeCompte Charles Stewart
Iayton Mabrey Rhesa Walton
Leslie Pryor Owens Weaver
Margaret Hyatt
Tonight is Glass Night. The
following program will be rendered
in the School Auditorium at eight
.. M: Welcome" by Miss Rhesa
Walton, class president; History"
by Miss Marie Bickling; Poem" :"
by Layton Mabrey; WILL" by Miss
Catherine Wright; Prophecy" by
M. Hyatt and M. Horn; Gifts" by
Jams LeCompte and w. Hutchison;
"Song," Class Well. This will be
followed by play entitled: "A
Case of Suspension. The cast of
characters are as follows: Dor
othy," ]. Loder; Alice" M. F.
Walker; Mildred" j. Burke;
Harold" L. Silpath; ''Tom," L.
Mabrey; Jack" R. Walton; Miss
Judkins," A. Short; Professor" o.
Weaver; Kathleen" A. Hurd;
Jonas" L. Pryor. The commence
ment will take place in the School
Auditorium tomorrow, Friday ev-
ening, at s p. m. Prominent in the
decorations will be the class colors,
pink and white; roses, the class
flower, and the class motto Labor
Conquers Everything" The exer-
cises will open with a march after
which the invocation will be pro-
nounced by Rev. Frederick Marx
Barton; then MY Tash" by a
chorus; welcome" by Miss Rhesa
Walton; a chorus, Spring Time"
(Strauss); What Education Means
to the Community" by Leslie Sill
path; What Education Means to
My Family" by Agnes Hurd; a
chorus, Land of Hope and Glory"
(Elgar); Presentation of Diplomas
by Principal Hickman; Awarding
of Prizes and Certificates; Presen-
tation of Key by Miss Rhesa Wal
ton, president of the class; "Fare-
we'll" by Owens Weaver, vice-pres-
ident; benediction, Rev Smith.
Trinity Episcopal Church, Clay
ton, Rev. Frederick Marx Barton,
minister in charge, announces the
service on Sunday next will be at
7.30 p. m, consisting of evening
prayer and sermon.
Clayton Baseball Club Hit a
Snag over the weekend by drop
ping two close games. On Satur-
day Harrington dropped the local
boys, to 5. "A home run by
Charlevy Morris with bases loaded
turned the trick against our boys.
Messimer hit long home run with
one on for the local team. Hilyard
was on the mound and held the
situation well in hand. Clayton
outhit Harrington to 6 but Nor
ris's drive was the death blow. On
Sunday Massey Club dropped our
boys 6 to 5. The game for Clay
tons part was a comedy of errors.
Massey scored four uearned runs.
The score going into the ninth
was 6 to 0 in Massey's favor
Clayton put on a strong rally scor-
ing 5 runs but lacked the punch to
score the winning run. Messimer
was again the leading hitter for
Clayton with one triple and two
singles. Nose Gray also hit hard
for Clayton. On Saturday the
strong Harrington Club will play
at Clayton. Percy" Hall is ex-
pected to twirl for Clayton in this
tussel. On Sunday Clayton plays
the league leading F. A. c. G. Club
of Wilmington. On Thursday Ito
night Clayton plays its first twi-
light game at Milford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Downing
and children and Miss Beatrice
DoOwning of New York, spent the
Decoration Holidays with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Down
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Lord of At
iantic City, N. j., visited friends ir
town on Thursday.
Miss Alice Ennis spent Decora.
tion Day with Mr.. and Mrs. Ray.
mond Hudson in Philadelphia Mrs
Hudsonson and children returned
home with her to spend the week
end.
Miss Esther Shortall has return
ed home after spending last weel
with relatives and friends in Del
mar.
Mrs. Rittenhouse of Baltimore
Nd, was the weekend guest o
her dduphtpr Mrs Ricbord (ov,,